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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-4-28, Page 1In Advance gate Tho "Post" and Globo To Tan. 1000 • 01.010 In Advance gets Tho ('rose" and Globo To Jan. 1900 Vol. 27. No, 42 Notice to Creditors. In the Snrrogate Court of the County of Huron, in the matter of the estate of I7liaa Ann Savage, late of the Town- ship of Grey, in the county of Huron, Widow, demigod. Notice is hereby given pursuant to revised Statntoe of Ontario, 1838, Floe, 38, that all creditors and others leaving any olaims against the Estate of BMA ANN 8AVAG11, Tato of the Township of Grey, to the County of Huron, Widow, de00and, who died on or about 111010411 day of 1larah, A. D. 3808, in Gm said Township of Grey, aro hereby ra- duirod bo scud by Post, Prctanld, or to dollvor to G,0'. Blair, of the Villago o1 hrusecis, solipitfr for ,,9eph Coined, of 0110 Town- ehlp of Groy, 10 Um Oouuty of Huron, the AOmmisbr,ttor of 1110 said combs, on or be, furs thelath clay al May, 1800, their Rill names, addresses and doeoriptious and full particulars of their 0101010. and the nature of the securities, if any, hold by them. And notioe is hereby given that, after the said willmentioned oo t a to distribute 111 1 assets i of ein0 deceased among the persons entitled there- to,havingregard .only to bheolaim0 of which notice shall have boon given as above re- quired, mud the said Administrator will not he responsible for the assets, or any part 4110000100 distributed, to any parson of whose 01ain1 nutioo ,ball nob h,vo boon re- ceived al the time of each distribution, G. P. BLAIR, Brussels, Out., Solicitor for Administrator. Dated at Bruasel0, April 21:11,1800. New Advertisements. Local—D. A, Lowry, Flax—Oameron Bros, Bioyoles—A. Coseley, Wail Paper—Jeo. Fox. Bicyolos—G. A., Deadman. Puree lost--.Bobt. Holland, Hard wars—Wilton. & Turnbull. Bull fur service—Hugh Ramsay. Notice to Creditors—G. b'. Blair. Some bargains—J. Ferguson es Go. Shoe Department—MoKinnon & Co. Wood's Pboephodine—The Cook Co. Seed Potatoes. The undersigned has a limited quantity of home grown "Rural New Yorkers" for sale for seed. Can't bo beaten for yield and quality. Thos. Russell, N. ?• Lot 13, Con. 7, Morris. Strictly One Price, WB Always the Lowest. oll't Nee io Tei Yoii That we are doing a Dry Goode business in ' Brussels—You all know that—But we want to tell you of some Special Bargains we're offering this week. If things were going at regular prices all the time we could do without newspaper advertis- ing. It is to tell you store news that we use this space, and this week we wish to tell you of these Special Prices :— • At 25c per yard —6 pieces double fold Bleck Fancy Lustros, choice patterns, jest the thing for separate okiito to wear with shirt waists. At $1.00 per yard —Heavy pure Silk, Black Satin Luxor, and Peau de _coir, not worth a copper lase than $1.25. At 15c per yard, —High class Plaid Gingbame for Shirt Waists, absolutely fast color. At 120 per pair —20 dozen only, full fashioned Maoo Cotton Hose, Germau make, Her• enedorf dyes, real value 20o. At 85c each —10 only, a job line of fine 10 x 4 White Honey Comb Quilts, the kind we've been selling at $1.25. At 25c per pair —5 dozen Women's fell fashioned heavy all wool plain and ribbed Oaehmere Hole, real value 850. At $1,25 each —15 only, 10x4, Imported White Marseilles Quilts, real value $1.05. At 25o per yard -2 pieces heavy Union Carpet, choice new patterns as nice as you'll see at 850. At 35c per pair —36 only, Bummer Corsets, sizes 19 to 25, real value 500. At 10c per yard —5 pieces English Art Matins in most artistic patterue. At 5c per yard —15 pieces 80 Moll Flannelette in light and medium dark ehadee, real valve 7o. If you put us to the test on the above lines we won't tell you they're all gone if you ask for them. Dry Goods and Groceries. HARDRE UYERS i k We have received our stock of General Hardware and will be pleased to be favored with your patronage in Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Graniteware, Churns, tko., &c. Specialty made of Milk Spring sissortnient of and Creamer j Cans. .Ready/ Mixed Paints, Diamond Medal Binder Twine, The best of all American Brands, made of the finest qual- ity Pure Manila Fibre and guaranteed to run 650 feet to the pound. Did you ever use the �. Cali and get Bowker Bose and Potash Fertilizer ? partlettlars, Custom Work Carefully attended to. Estimates Cheerfully given Our Prions are on Sobs. Right. Wiltonu _ - ll Hardware, Stoves and Timzvare. BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1899 l frtd CiDS, I+'.Isla ill. Tun POST and weekly Globe to 1.900 for $1.00 in advanoe. Now's your chance. Rev. S. J. Arlin, of Benguela, will .preach in the Methodist ohnrah here next Sabbath evening. Rev. Mr, Hunter will supply the pulpit at Brussels. ',Che cement walk laid clown by. H. F. l8ioAllister stood the Winter firat.olaee, It will be ooutinued as far as the poet- olfloe tbie season. Hurrah I for Ethel. Last week W. J. Sharp rented his father's farm and moved to it this week. Mr. Sharp, sr., will continne to live with them. George Sharp and Miss Minnie will go to the West where a eiat•r resides, Don't forgot the Administrator's sale of village property and hoaeohold effects belonging to the estate of the lite Mre. Henry Savage on Saturday afternoon of this wcok, commencing at 3 o'clock. Joseph Raynard ie the administrator and F. S. Scott the auottonoer. [7 a•: etabs-tact lt. Tian Poso and The Globe for 81,00 in advance to Jon. 1st 1000. Roads have dried up fine but are a trifle rough in some places, Our looal fishermen are Rolling for a race after the fiouy family. Jno. Cameron is able to get about a little after a lay up from a epraiued ankle. Next Sabbath afternoon Rev. S. J. Allis, of Brussels, will preaoh in the Methodist obnrob in this plaoe. We are pleased to state that Meesro. Cameron intend operating the flax mill this year and are now advertising seed for sale. They will also rent a few sod fields. 810.00 a ton is guaranteed for first-olaooproduct next Fall. They de- serve to do well by the business. Mies Jennie MoNair will Bail per Allan line steamer "Californian" on Saturday, 11/Tay 18th, for London, England, where she will visit au aunt for a time. Mies Jennie's many friends will very heartily wish her a cafe and pleasant trip and a good time in the land of the roar. 1111orr1sa. Miss P. Pepper, of New York, ie visit. ing her brother on the 2nd. Will. Stewart, of Weenie, left on Tuesday morning for Dauphin, Macitoba. Our farmers are turning the farrows with speed this weep. Fine weather for f4. Mrs. Jamee Speer was away to Tooker. smith visiting Mre. Gemmell and Mrs. A. Grant, Inst week. Tuesday of last week, John Pickett, 5th line, had a successful wood bee. About 15 oorde were out. Mies Maggie Watson, Sanehine, has gone to Glenannan where ebe will take a position in a store. We wish ber 0000000. Metiers. Shedden hews posted upnotice e on their farms, 4th line, forbidding peo- ple from trespassing on their properties. Mies Carrie Sonob, who has been visit. ing fora few week under the parental roof, 3rd line, returned to Toronto on Monday. Wm. Stephenson, 5th line, moved his log house beak a piece last week so as to admit of the coming new brick reeidenoe being built on the same site. Last Monday W. H. MoOntaheon, 0th line, disposed of a thoro' bred young Tamworth boar to John Malotoeb, 12th oon., Grey, ata good figure. Mr. Mo- Outaheon is still the owner of a number of fine T0mworthe. The repairs to Thos. Clark's reeidenoe, rendered necee0ary by the recent fire are completed. A new roof had to be put on and part of one aide of lithe house newly aided. It was a wonder a clean [sweep Wae not made by the fire. AWAY To nun WEST.—Last Tuesday morning H. Mooney, wife and two youngest daughters left for Weyburn, Aeeiniboia, N. W. T. They took a oar of settlers' effects which included two line teams, impiernento, lumber for a house, &o. Mr. Mooney le an old and worthy resideut of Morris and oannot well be opared. He has had a long term of service to the people of thio township, being 'Pax Collector for 10 years ; Councillor, 10 years ; Reeve, 10 years, and Go. Councillor, under the new Act, 2 years. A poouliar (drown. etanoe in all these years ie that they all mune to him by acclamation, if we mita tape not. Mr. Mooney has taken up 640 aores bear Weyburn and the indications ere that he has struck it 011 right, yet many indulge in the hope that after spending a season or two there he will either sell out entirely oe convey it to younger hands and return to his fine 100 aore farm in Morris. His old friends wish him and his abundant prosperity in which Tins PoeT heartily joins. W roxet:er. Itiobard Miller is here from Toronto. Jno. Bray has started in the egg buying business. There is talk of organizing a Base Ball club this week. Mylee Hazlewood, of Clifford, was in town Oe Tuesday last, 0. E. and Mrs. Willie, of Clifford, spent Sunday with S. Willie. Mre. Moore, of Toronto, spent a few daya with Mre. Thos. Sage. Gibson Bros., ehipped a oar load of maple blocks to Glaagow this week. Mr. Godbolt, of Toronto, spent a few days with his daughter, Mre. (Dr.) Brawn. Anson Spottoo, of Toronto, wag in town on TIloeday visiting hie wash] George. Rev. Mr. Andrewe, wife end obild spent a day or two visiting his brother C. W. Andrews. Jne, Ireland and daughter, of Blytb, attended the funeral of the late Jno. Miller, last Saturday. Jno, Miller, son of the late T.F. Miller, while hunting maekrat0 end mink 8vae ao0iclentaliy clot. IIe with two or three Other boys were out on a jam of logs and trees on the river. Jno. had laid his gnu, whfnh Wits 000lted, on the loge end Pao watching the boys, He then went to get hie gun and unthougilbfnlly melted from W. H. KERR, Prop. in front of the gun instead of going to the side of it on another log, He pulled his gun by the end of the barrels and the trigger naught on a twig thereby explod- ing it. The charge tore part of his right (land and was found all through hie right lung. IIe fell bank unconscious and only lived about 15 minutes. When the doe. for got their he was just on his last breath, The mother, sister' and brother have the sympathy of the whole community. The remains, which were Geminated to the Presbyterian cemetery on Saturday afternoon, were followed by a large num- ber of friends and aoquainta0oe0. It was a sad ease. nun ACCIDENT —000 of the saddest aooidnnta that has ever 000nrred in our village happened Thursday evening of last week, about 8 o'olook. John Miller, a lad about 15 years of age, with it com- panion named Arthur Robinson, was shooting muskrats along the banks of the Maitland river, Robinson asked Miller for some cartridges, as his supply bad ran out. Miller laid hie gala on a pile of brush, handed over the oartridoee and picked up his gun by the muzzle, drawing it towards him. .The trigger naught in the brushandthe whole charge passed through the right lung killing him almost instantly. The deueased wee a eon of the late T. F. Miller, of Wroxeter, who died about two years ago iaet Christ. mai, and brother of Richard Miller, em• ployed as olork at H. E. Snell's store at Toronto Junction. Thefuneral took plane on Saturday afternoon, Rev. R. S. G, Anderson conducting the service. Mre. Miller, mother to the deceased was dangerously ill from the shock but ie improving now. KFre.v. Seeding has commenced. Thome Bennett event Sunday al Ethel. P. Robertson wag in Goderioh for a few days lest week. R. Douglas and wife Snndayed with relatives at Taokeram,th. Mre. Peter Doig is very i11 at present, but we hope to hear of her speedy re- covery. Mise Florence McKay, of St, Marys, visited Mie, Marion Moxa , 9th con. Y , this week. Seeding ie general. A few made a start last week, Abram Gook 4th eon., . being in the number. John Kerney, who was dangerously ill, has improved considerably in health and is able to get about again.. Mies Florence McKay, of St. Marys, woe the guest of Mies Marion Campbell, 12th con., for a few days last week. The excavation is being made for the cellar of the new briok residence, to be ereoted on the 4th con. by Airs. Wm. Hogg. Burnett, the 4.year old son of Arthur Smith, 5th con., is reoovering quite nicely from a medical operation performed some four weeks ago. An improved Yorkshire hog has been purchased by Arthur Smith, 5th oou., from J. E. Bretbour, the well known Burford breeder. Mrs. (Dr.) Rivera, of Crediton, was visiting her father, John Hill, and old friends in this locality during the past week. She was a welcome visitor. Mrs. Duncan Livingston hes hadalarge woodshed built to the .Gael of her real - demo, if miles North of Brussels. She hes a very comfortable home now. James Armstrong returned home from Listowel last Tuesday. He bas recover. ed rapidly from his operation its it ie less than four weeks since it took plaoe. Tai Poem gives the news. It may be bad along with the Weekly Globe for the balanoe of 1899 for the small sum of $1.00 fu advanoe. Don't borrow any longer. The union Sabbath aohool held, in Smith's school house, will reopen after the Winter holiday on Sabbath, May 7th. Mre. N. M. Richardson is the Superin. dont. Mre. J. Jenkins, who has been visiting her daughter, Aire. N. M. Richardson, left thio week for Goderioh where she will renew old friendships before return- ing to her home at Marshall, Alioh. Mrs. Robert Molloy, 0th con., is beck from Toronto, whither shelied gone for an operation in the removal of a oataraot from her eye. The work was success- fully performed and Mrs. MoKay is making favorable progress and will soon be blessed with greatly improved vision. A meeting of all interested in the recent Debating Society, which met in Smith's school house, will be held on Tuesday evening of next week at 8 o'olook, in the above mentioned solace!, to deoide on what will be done with the money in the Treaeurer'o hands. Lash week wood bees were in full swing on the 0th con. Jno. Steles load off on Tuesday afternoon and a party in the availing. Louie Hollinger had a bee ou Wednesday afternoon and R, Menary followed suit on Friday with a party at night. The busy Beetling season will wind qp the bees. WEpnitle AT TIM Vmrp.—The Portage - la -Prairie Daily Graphic of March 15111 says :—"A very quiet but pretty wedding took plane this morning at Lansdowne Villa, in the parlors of Mre, W. T. Reid, which were taatsfully decorated with out fiowere from the pity, Mioe Bertha Jenks lin, the youngest daughter of Thomas Jacklin, of Howiok,and John Papa. ter, of Dauphin, Man., being the con- tracting parties. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Mr. Dean of the Metho- dist ohurah in the pre5enoe of la few in. Minato friends, The bridal party 08E30 in to the strains of Meodolseobn's Wedding Maroli, preceded by little Tennis Reid, as maid of honor, bearing wedding ring 011 un embroidered white silk ouahion. The bride was very becoming. 1 y attired in a travelling suit of brown cloth, carrying a bouquet of Dream roue, and wag the recipient of trimly handsome' and useful gifts, whi011 indicate the e5• teem in which alio is held. At the doge of the ceremony and the oongratulations, the happy 1100910 left at once, amid it sl rine,old 511' pare end good lotvor ofpl rnhomeinDan his wtsles, for their tutu Dauphin, Mons' Berthas. many, Mende in On- tario join with the test wiehfng them a pleasant jet3rney down the rim of life. Mise Maggio S. McNair, 14th con., who hag been visiting io Brussels for a few weeks, has returned home. A 250 pound boll has been purchased by the Trustees of Smitb'e eohooi house and will be planed on the building in the near future. It is a good move. Arthur Shaw, 4th con., 9ar0haeed a young grade bull from George Robb, of Brneeels, one of the animals advertised in l'nz Po•T for the past few weeks. Mies Ball intends leaving shortly for tile Pacific, omit after a pleasant visit at her home here. She has spent several years in the West so is aoquainled with the country. Mrs. A. D. lvloOosh, of Pine River, who has been visiting with relatives and old friends returned to her home last week. Her sister, alive Aanie Straoban, a0oom• ponied her. A young eon of Wm. Work while play- ing with 6reoraokerg got some powder in one of his eyes the other day that temporarily interfered with the free neo of the matte. A commencement was made with the work on the big ditch on Monday by Contractor Oliver. They started at the sideroad, South of Monorieff, and will be into it full tilt. A party was held at George Swiggler'a on a reocnt evening. there wee a large attendance but more boys than girls, consequently the original program (mold not be parried out. George Dunlop, 16th oon., had the fingers of one hand smashed while ad- justing a bolt on is chopper recently. We hope he will soon have the use of his digits %gain all right. On the let Sabbath of May the Union Sabbath aohool in Shines school house will commence operations. They always close down daring the Winter. P. Hit. °hie is the Superintendent. Tbie is a great season for big returns from oto°k. John Beechen, 3rd o00., owns a Yorkshire sow that made a record for herself last week by presenting her owner with 17 little piggie•wiggies, all living. It would not take long to fill up piggeries with yields like that. One day reoeutly Jas. Ireland, jr., was unceremoniously tossed out of his baggy by his horse shying and landing on the aide of his head received an ugly bruise that rendered him unconscious for a while. He might have been killed. ANOTHER an Tln,zn.-13y the appear- ance of a wood bee held ab Geared Miohol's last Wednesday, the 12111 is quite able to keep the lead, or at least keep on a level, with any, as there was 88 oorde of hard wood out and about half split. There is nothing slack about that nor was there about the enjoyable even- ing spent by all in tripping the light fantastic and playing games till almost daybreak. A large crowd was present. First -clan music was furnished by the large number of violinists while Dan. Steins presided at the organ. We hope Mr, and Mrs. Michel will call tie together again as they know how young people should he used. Wine tL7t,m. What about early 'being 7 Regular meeting of the town oounoil next Monday evening. The farmer's "busy time" has Deme, Gardening operational are in order. Rokt. Maxwell received a carload of lumber last week for his new house. Joeepbine street is deoidedly the better for the recent cleaning it has undergone. Button & Peasant have begun the work on the 80x84 foot addition to their faotory. The lecture by Rev. Morgan Wood was an intellectual treat and was well attend. ed. ' The council were fortunate in Bemiring a plentiful supply of good gravel near the waterworke. Rev. Dr. Pascoe's sermons ere always good, those on Sunday lest were es- pecially good. Sunday, 16th Met., there was three inches of snow ; last Sunday, 23rd, the dost was flying. Work is progressing on the repairs to the waterworks. The oounuil bee pur- chased the water privilege of Carr Bros. An address on "Three score and ten" will be delivered by Capt. T. H. McLeod in the S. A. barracks nest Sunday after- noon at 3 o'olook. D. Robertson shipped a double deok oar load of bogs on Monday. D. Mc- Donald sent a single deck oar the same day. There wore about 300 hogs in the two oarloads, The. Mayor has a letter from Thoe. Manuel announoing his safe arrival in Winnipeg, and stating tine the reason be left was that the town would not pay him enffioient salary to keep his family and pay his debts, which be intends to do. He mentions meetinga number of Winghamites in the city of the West. PuneoNAre,—E. H. Dever, of Heneall, was the guest of his sister, Mre. Button, a few days this week,—Mre. C. P. Raeoo, who has beau visiting Mre. A. Rose, re- turned to Hamilton on Saturday.—Mr. Martin, of Fingal, spent this week with his sou, Robert, assistant at the G. T. R. —B. Gerry, of Brussels, was in town on Monday. —Wee. Walker, of Walker Bros., spent Sunday last in Bruesels. He at• tended the ohuroh service of the I.0. 0. F. in Melville olmroh. About sixty Odd. follows numbed in the proeeesion.—D. Garniss and D. lfloKay started for Dan• phis, Man„ on Tuesday: Wm. Deyell will spend the Summer in Winnipeg. He left on Tuesday. Mr. and Mre. Gracey spent Sunday in Blyth,—Mre, Geo. Russell and three children left per C. P.R. on Tuesday for Dauphin, Man. 111135 Geetie remains in Wingham until Fall. Rhbt. McGregor went by same train for Winnipeg. The big iron bridge over the Grand River at Dundee street, Par10, Ont„ col. lapsed through the undermining of the Western pie % The District meeting of the Methodi08 ohurohng in the Wingham District will be held In Benumbs on Tunably and Wed. nesday, May 10th and 17th, At the same time and plane the Women's Mia. 8i0nit0y Society of the. District will also be held, apubiio meeting being held Mader thole auepiooti on T0ooday evening. Further 9artioulers eg0i13. 80th ANNIVERSARY. INTERESTING SERVICE AT MEL- VI4.LE CHURCH, Western Star Lodge, No. 149, I. 0. 0 F., Brussels, celebrated the 80th mini. variety of the Order on Sabbath after- noon last at 3.30 o'clock by attending Melville ohuroh in a body. Marshal Frank Lambie was in command, and some 00 members of the tiaras linked fraternity mar011ed in the pr000ssion to and from ohuroh. Before leaving the Lodge room a col- leobion was taken for the Odd Fellows' Home and $10.00 contributed. Rev. Jno. Rosa, B. A , was the preacher and after welcoming the Order and thank• Mg them for their invitation to preach to them, he gave some interesting partisan. laze of the work being done by the I. 0. 0. F. and their standing in the Province of Ontario, as follows :—No. of Lodges, 278 ; membership, 22,741, an increase of about 300 over the previous year ; total disbursements for oharity and relief, $83,892, or an average of $229 for each day of 1898. $13,204 of this amount went to relief of widows ; $7,635 for burial expenses of brother Odd Fellows ; $51,000 for sick benefits, 2,995 brethren sharing in the latter ; nurse fund, 81,827. Total receipts, $247.110. Mr. Rose said great credit was due the Order for its generosity along the lines indicated, and he wished it continued prosperity. The Scripture chosen for the founda- tion of the discourse was St. John 3:13, "And no man hath seconded up to heaven but He that came down from heaven, even the Son of Man, which bin heaven." The Divine man was the subject, and was considered under the following well defined divisions :—(1) His Beautiful Simplicity. This was evidenced in His birth, with His companions and friends, His teachings and His personal demeanor. (2) His rare Tenderness. His sympathy with Nature, with suffering, with infante and children. (3) His Moral Robust- ness (4) His Penetrating n and far reach- ing Vision ; (6) His self sacrificing and uplifting Beneficence. 'Application—(1) Make this Divine man ours ; (2) Make ourselves His. The sermon tv00 a most suitable, practical and eloquent one, the speaker rather excelling himself, which is Baying a good deal. It should bear fruit. The ohoir of the church rendered two very fine Anthems, "Something for Thee," and "The Lord is my Shepherd." Mrs. Geo. Thomson presided at the organ. On returning to the Lodge room a hearty and appreciative vote of thanks was passed to Rev. Mr. Roes for his excel. lent sermon ; to the ohoir for their music, and to the managers for the nse of the church. WESTERN ,ren LonO1. The 149th link in the long chain of Odd Fellowship was added when Western Star Lodge was Inetitued by D. D. G. M. Prank Lawrence, of Goderioh, assisted by brethren from that town and Seaforth, in Bruaaele on September 29th, 1874. D. McDonald, now Clerk of the County Oourt, Goderioh ; P. Scott, Brussels; Dr. Jno. Notb, Kansas ; H. R. Steele, Waterford, and Geo. Russell, Wingham, were the charter members. In addition to these the following also "rode the goat" on the above date ;—F. S. Scott, Dr. Graham, David Dobson, Jno. Monkman, Alex. Duncan, J. D. Pennington, B. Gerry, Jno• Parker, Jno. Leckie, C. R. Cooper, J. D. Hayhurst, W. H. Mose and Jno. Duncan. The past 25 years has seen enemy ohangos in both officers and members, a review of the roll slowing in many oases the mutability of earthly things ; huh still Western Star shines on with a present membership of about 100, and encouraging prospectoin the advance- ment of its' fraternal and benevolent work. The Lodge meets every Thursday evening in their fine Hall in the Graham block. The principal alleles are now held by S. H. Jaokson, N. G. ; W. Grewar, V. G. ; A. Ross, Roo.•Seo. ; S. Wilton, Fin.- Seo, ; F. S. Scott, Treas. ; F. Lambie, Warden ; W. Thomson, Con, ; R. Leath- erdale, Chap. ; D. M, Scott, I. G. ; W. Martin, 0. G. CHURCH 011IMiES. Additional obnrob items on page 4• Rev. R. Paul will preach of Suuehine next Sabbath afternoon. At Melville Endeavor next Flabbalh evening the topic will be "How shall we divide our time," "How to make the most of our intel- leobe" wf11 bo the topic at the Epworth League next Sabbath evening, St. John's Sunday School will meet on Sunday morning instead of afternoon, beginning, the first Sunday in May. Rev. W J. West, M. A., of Bluevale, will preaoh in Melville church nest Bab• bath as the 'meter will be at Bluevale preaching anniversary eermou0. Rev. J. E. Hunter, Junior minioter of the Ethel oirouit, will preach in Brussels Methodist church next Sunday evening, The morning service will be oonduoted by the pastor. Rev. G. J. Abey preached a Missionary sermon last Sunday morning in St. John's church, having reference to the centenary anniversary of the MiseionarySociety of the English obnrob. Hie text was an ap- propriate one for the occasion "They shall dome from the East and the West, from the North and the Bonita, &o." In the evening the words cloven were "It is expedient Onto you that I go away." Last Sabbath morning Rev. Jno, Bon, B. A., °hose St, John 4 1 40.54 for his text, dealing with the Nobleman's son, (1) The 0ommonese of Affiliation ; (2) Tho cry for Help; (3) The convincing Exper. 101100. "The audience at Pentecost" WOO the evening topio, Aots 2 : 5 0, (1) It was a numerou0 audience i (2) A diverei. fled endionod A ; (8) A devoutandienoe ; (4) attentive • and (5) ienee ,A greatly profited audience. The enbjeat will be continued on a 0abeegeeetSabbath When "The Samna 1111 Penteoo08" Will be eon. sidorod. PERSONA 2AH.11lkd,Ib'1IS.° Will. Grillitla8andttyed in Wingham. T. A. Hawkins W80-ito B 10Iortll o0 Mon. day. Dal. Kendall f5 raring for a otrainod hand, A. Forsyth and wife Sundayod in Blyth. 117, F. and Mrs. Gerry Bandaged in W inabam. J. Ballantyne, wife and bon, Snndayed in Seaforth, D. M, Scott made a heel nen to Toronto on Monday. Mrs, James ie visiting her Don, HarryTrip, and hie wife et Blyth. Mr, Leadley, Freight tracer for the G. T. R„ was here on Tuesday. Mre. Ferguson 10 back from Stratford and will spend the Summer here, Sam. Beattie and Geo. Roberton, of Clinton, spent Sunday in Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Carter, of Blyth, were visiting liobt• Buena last Sunday. Mrs. (Or.) Graham, of Clinton, is re- newi0g old friendships in Brussels. Mies Fannie Thomson hae gone on an extended visit to relatives in Miohigan. Druggist Vex and wife attended the funeral of Jno. Miller at Wroxeter last Saturday. - Harold Creighton, of Hamilton, is home on a visit. He may take a trip to - the Saab. Mre. Eli Moore, of Atwood, w80 visit- ing under the parentalrooffn Brussels this week. R. W. Jewitt has taken a aohool at Winterburne, near Berlin, and is now hard at work. Colin McArthur, who has spent several - months with his sister, near Luckuow, is visiting in Brussels. Miss Clara Thompson, who has been visiting here for some time, left for Toronto on Wednesday. Bob Leckie, son of Jno. Leokie, Toron- to, fell from the stable loft last Friday and gat quite a shaking up in come. quenoe. Mrs. John Hayoroft has returned to ber home here after an extended visit with her daughter, Mre. D. Ferguson, TeMniweatMero. ormick who has been visit- ing Mee. (Dr.) Snider for several weeks, left for her home in Essex on Tuesday of this week, A. McNichol is away at the General Hospital, Toronto, undergoing treatment, which we hope wi11 aid in the improve. ment of his health. R. 0. Struthers, wholesale merohant of London, left last Saturday on a purohas• ing tour to the Old Country markets. Ho 32050 twine a year. Wes. Walker, of Wingham, joined the three linked brethren last dabbath after- noon in their attendance at Melville - oburoh for the annual sermon. M. G. and Mre. Richardson were at Wingham on Wednesday attending the wedding of their nephew, George Simp- son ()Leghorn, to Mise Bertha Honing. Wen. Hewitt and wife will remove to Paris where several members of their family have preceded them. Tau POST wishes them emcees in their new home. Wm. Sample will leave for London on Saturday where he will work at hie trade for this season instead of going Weotae be intended. London has a oharm for Will. Dr. McKelvey intends locating at Monet Forest and has gone there this week. The Dr. is well posted in his profession. Mre, McKelvey and obildren will not re- move from Brueeele for the present, Mre. W. R. Wilsou, who has been visit- ing with various members of her family sinoe last Fall, arrived home this week. Her son, Robert, of Wingbam, was here for a few days setting things to rights. Will. Dryden, who spent the Winter here, left for Morden, Man., on Thurs., day where he will resume hie trade se mason. Mr. Brydon is a brother to Mrs. Walter Innen and is a firot.olase young man. Oliver Smith, who hag been in the American military service for several years, is here on a visit. He has seen a good deal of the world and can tell many interesting stories and adventures. Mr. Smith ie a son of A. Smith, Wroxeter. D. D. G. M. Irwin, paid an official visit to St. jibe's Lodge, A. F. & A. M., Brueeele, on Tuesday eveniog of this week. He complimented the officers on their exemplifloation and gave an interest- ing address to the brethren. Mr. Irwin is the Public school Inspector for North Perth. Tuesday morning of this week George Fitzpatrick, wife and son, Isaao, left Brussels for Manitoba, where they pur- pose making their home. Their many - old friends here wish the old folk many pleasant days and hone that the brothers, . Albert and Isaac, will succeed' well in business at Birtle. .ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. Rosin bine printed on abort notid0 at Tan Pose. Mossits. Clegg & Dames ehipped a oar of cattle Eastward on Thursday. JVo. BEATTIE has secured the contract of carrying Her Majesty's -mail to and from, Brussels G. T. R., for another term. He attends carefully to the work, Roior. Ross has been re-elected Captain of the Kincardine Base Ball team. If the other eight players play their part as well.as Rob. they will have a club that. will be hard to beat. Loom I'. Jeoxsou has the wiree laid for a neat little romanoe. Last Fall he encloseda note in a barrel of apples he wee packing, asking the finder t0 write him, &o. Last week a letter arrived from Chioago, full of nice tbiuge, and nip - pigmented by a cabinet photo Of a fair damsel. The date of the wedding may be looked for shortly. Bre Busixzas.—Messrs. Ewan its Innes, the well known carriage where of Bens. eels, have already disposed of 18 buggiee, 5 road carte end 8 other wheeled con• vsyanoos this Senn. They have a Ane stools of home melte and beet 1008017 buggies in their show mow that intend. 'n re hour 000 before ie ing purchase s d buy g eloowher0. Nobody asked to buy if they can do bettor eleewhore but vfgtt their show room0 before deciding,