HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1894-1-5, Page 6id
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eelle
iYJ or
repro.
warm0if
one such
ruling and
cber point for
, what line of
vat will yield you
'mount of labor
skipped, 'cotnpet-
uere,nje eine annual re-
.•.
r u evdrious factoriesnes
only
:unsuited to ascertain the profitable
%ter of the business where there is a
patronage..
] returns ter the Province c0000 ' •
ie cote on the Prohibition plebiscite
last Moudey ara yet incomplete.
igores quoted now are upwards of
D. The Teronto Globe of Wednes-
n speaking of this question says
le returns of the voting on pruhibi-
olast
tthere
raoes ofe t notion that at theaeplebi'
woe a device intsnnled to shelve the
tion and delay he reform which
ieranoe men -ha
, prohi'
5 of Bernard Lodge, No, 220,
1K„ were 111Statl54 t the
muuioe,tiee. by D
D. G..foe the
04 De nFleming, '1V
ester, L P• M, ; kl :i , Smolt, 0orphy, J. W. ; Itsv A
Chaplain ; W. 13rightt,, Settee.
San.
xeppler, Treasurer i
p, ; young Coulter, S. D.;
dre, J.D J. Seburgor, Tyler;
of Ceremomee, "B, R. Servie;
Sue, Mooney ie on the siok list.
visit ng friends at line, spent
last
5, Ashton, a student of Belviiie
;o, ie renewing old friendships in
ie.
,eve Mooney and several members of I
- family were laid up with le, grippe
It vests.
Won. D,ussell ie borne from Dnlutb.
;s will probably remain here until next
Spring, notified Mud all
are hereby
taxes must be paid on or before Monday,
January 15th,
ioWalter Innoe was re.eleoted school
Trustee for the next term in connection
with Barrie's e0h0o1.
Miss Annie Chambers, of 117oKillop,
was visiting bee ester, Miss Atelia
Chambers, this week. young
Last week James Speir sold a y
Durham boll to George Smit':, 8t1t con.
He is a promising animal.
Mrs, Robb, eider to Hugh Forsyth;
died at her borne near Seaforth, on Sat.
urday. She was buried on Tuesday.
Altar BnoiR:z.—hfrs. Sas. Russel had
the misfortune to fallin Ibe yard' while'
attending to the duties of "wash day"
and broke her right arm. She is getting'
along, nicely, •
It is said that Hazzard Wright, who
has Bold his farm to Sherrie Bros„ will
likely try hie fortune in the State of
Nebraska. We dont like to lose good
Canucke that way.
At the annual school needing in S. S.
No. 5 Charles Lawrence was ee elected
Trustee for the next term. The wood
contract was let to Salnuc*l Irvine at el.•.
35 per cord for two foot wood.l
On Saturday evening last as Wm.
Cochrane was leading hie horses out to
water ode of them made a lump to one
side and he fell on the slippery ground'
thereby seriously spraining his left
ankle. He is still confined to the house.
There was quite a lively contest in oebis
Township over the Deputy es
last Monday. The contestants were Geo.
Kirkby and James Prootor. Both had
served several years apprenticeship in
the Counoil end were very evelily match-
ed. Mr. Kirkby was elected by a major-
ity of 16. The Council for 1894 will be
H. Mooney, Reeve; Geo. Kirkby, Deputy;
Zein. Isbister, Jae, Bowmen and Thomas
the social elemene cf the church, Be.
tweeneeveutyand eighty attended and
hada good time. Total prooeede 05 en,
nieereery, nearly $90.00.
The Dominion convention of the Y.
lvr, p, A,, will open in Winnipeg on fi'ele.
7511.
Corvine Cook, a 0. 1'. 1t, brakeman,
wae instantly kilted whiie coupling oars
near Brain pton Saturday.
The Shipping of the Maritime Provin.
oda b eroosed by 58 wools m 1895, but
the tonege destined 0,923 time.
It ie alleged that a deficit of $500,000
has been found in the munielpai Lando of
Ohioag°, '171e money bas been taken by
means of stuffed pay rolls.
e at heart. rhe
(tion are very large,
`fall far short of
The whole
pi a very
one mind
the quel-
suseed, the
ands upon
piece of
Notice to Creditors.
Pmsannt to the provistonsl of Chapt [
fteotion80.ofthe Revised statutes o
On-
tario, notice is hereby given, that all ppersona
having Plaints
laseo of t'Aownsbip of Nte of orris, in
nnutn-
uoi Olver,Oo,u of Huron, Yeoman, d000arad,
the died o of Decem-
ber,
died 18 ,1 10 hereby the 18th day
byx, A, t 1o.p nee dliv's 0 W, required to dead
by pposE rro.pald or deliver to w,&f. Shoddy,
of the Burma, Sol c of Bros'+ the Xlxoontgr0 othe f ti e
esateSolicitor for
011 0 0 of the said 200 auncl of or •.71ULUa January.
on or hone the n wr -nay
andMatressesunod 'writing pa tiouiare of
their daises, and of they securities (.it any>
ybyna*that ot0the mai
Mud
daof3auyy, the1xalor8willproceed
to distribute the assets ofthe said Emman-
uel (liver, amongst ibe parties entitled
thereto, Laving regard only to the claims of
whielx notion shall bale been given as above
,required, and the said 1 exeo°tore will net be
responsible los the said assets, or any part
thereof ,to any n0rso0. or P0reous of whose
of aim notice shall not havebeen received at
the time of 00811 distribution.
Dated at Brussels the 25511 day of Decent -
bee. A.") .1.880. W. Pf, SINCLAXR,
Solicitors for F,0Ocutoxe.
Carra�e
It is to your advantage to gee my
enlarged and varied stock of fresh
bought goods for the Holiday
0 trade. We regard it no trouble to show goodsGold Watches, Gold billed W1rat1-
elies, Silver Watches, Gem. Rings,
Engagement Rings Wedding
Rings, Ohio% Novelties, Silver-
Irare, Clocks wards a lot tlX
of Pansy goods.
issuer of Marring° Lleenses.
•„F;.evtan'- 6,ode 00,10ailiors.
a1lort time ,Mlnvrorn , Itheveze.—The following
ri strength are the resultt of the votes taken lost
pion of the Monday :- -
t Deputy Reeve. Div.1 2 34 5 6
GeoJas. PrOCto70
Birkby, 80 22 48 26 48-294
Jas. 22 70 87 65 38-278
Majority for Kirkby, 16.
The vote on the House of Refuge was 235
for and 297 against, 62 majority. The
Plebiscite poll showed 317 for and 200
against, a majority of 111.
Sunnily Dntxn.—The news that Mrs,
Robert Souoh,erd lige, had flied at 11
o'olook New Year's night was ead and
unlooked foe ietelligenee which proved
only too true. She bad been, about the
house as usual on Sunday and about 7:30
took suddenly ill, lapsing into uneon-
eoiouenees oat of which she did riot come.
The deceased was born in the County of
Armagh, Ireland, and along with her
parents she dame to Canada when 12
years of age, locating in Deelington,
Her maiden name wai Martha Riggs.
About 45 years ago the subject of this
notice was- united in matrimony toe her
now bereft partner and 10 or 12 yr
after they moved to this township where
they have continued to reside, Mee.
South bad been ill for about a year with
diabetic, the disease greatly rvdeeiug her.
For many years she was a consistent
member of the Methodist cheetah and
during her eiekness found the Saviour
very precious. Four daughters (Mrs.
Henry Bone, 11Ir0, Geo. Lowry, Misses
Cora and Carrie) and one son (W. J.) are
the surviving children. Mee. Smolt was.
68 years of age and was a very estimable
woman enjoying the respect of all. The
funeral took place on Wednesday after•
noon, the idtermeut being made at the
Jewitt oemebery. Next Sunday after.
moon a memorial service will be held at
Ebenezer church at 2;80 oonducted by
ee
relative re deeply Mr,
nnpathised wSoech end. ithin
their bereavement.
ANnlv81e0.R2. Veep suace0eful anniver•
eery services were held in the Ebenezer
itfethodiet ehureb on Sunday, Deo 81st.
Rev. G. A. Gifford, M. A„ Ph. D„ of
Fergus, at 11:30 a, m. and 7 p m., and
at
2.80, preached mothet
ge serof Palmst0fairly
bristled with striking pointe and abound.
ed in deep spiritual truths from the
realms of nature and revelation. The
congregations were 18,5ge and the ootlec-
tions much in excess of last year's anni'
vereary. Dr. Gifford had to return home
town where be attend
isnitwo pestertunerals in the
coueequently
the tea -meeting, that had been announe-
ed for Monday, had to be postponed until
Tuesday
dtlbesYd
p gathered around tables
did ample justice to the exoelleut edibles
provided by theladies of the congrega-
tion, after whiob they repaired to the
church (tea having, been seainmen
ntertd
in tbe
sobool house) to enjoy
rhe (their was Ooonpied by the pastor,
who, after devotional exer1i0ee, introduced
the Rev. Dr. Gifford, who delivered hie
masterly lecture on "The Mammoth
Cave.” The lrotnree tapes his anchors
on on imaginary journey of 17 miles
through thio wonderful Dave and, with the
skill of a master ernedescribes the
808088 0r partionhee interest in a way 1
that makes them very realistic to hie
listeners. The lcalilre le not enly In-
teresting int inetrnotive,,nutty a useful
lesson being drawn from the names and
oiroumetenee8 c0hneetod with the differ.
ant apartinent0 cel the cavo, Every one
speaks iu appreciative terms of the
efforts. Tho music, fnrnlened by the
choir of the dwell, woe of a high enter,
the soled -meg doing credit to their
spirituel, musical and eeethe5i0 taste, end
a rendered
more ambitiet s °hti t etltat nhl
ioue
muchof
tel kill On Wednesday night a Roohil
n
1
tbpassed very
owaay is being
wbr
bur Parry Sound
a a shell there.
e indulged in by
VI here at present.
slat to Walkerton to
tobibition an Mon- 1
w
e; of the Silver Cor-
e will he held on Sar-
a
c doe time a resident
utw of Virden, flan.,
ntan0e0 here en Sat.
tet.
utition foremen, and
ex hand, are both 00n-
eewitb la grippe, requir-
ereden,:e. W. G. Taylor
.r;leo ill but a e now on
easel
mor
awltV eta colt.
Wined on Tuesday.
t'e Kirkby is rsoeiving the
hof his supporters over bis
rev.• -Last Tuesday the
1•1 the Welton cheese fan-
aerejdnd was fairly well
ho nal report woe pre.,
tit id adopted. It showed
tits of wilk had been re-
nt/weeds of oheeeo man•
tit/armee prioe was 9.63
thePatrone received 7.22
sand. 411 the 01d Board
bore.elected exoept Latvia
el kb Scefortb, whose place
0. ilhos. MoPadaean. The
sae Alex. Gardher, David
n lin Grout and George
e tent chosen maker, W. A.
d lgaged for 1894. Ede a
W It very enthusiastic) in his
filled of this it is said he
alDairy school ex Guelph
t,110 winter to extoll on to
eerovemente. If the Die -
thane would take equal it.
is toll k:,ry it would be a hustler
kunst take? mull larger returns to
, concerned.
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Li eatete wetl.
Dr. Greenlaw, formerly of Welland,
has iocated in town.
The piano faotory has closed flown for
the holidays. It will resume work again
on the 10th Jan.
Thos. E. Hay, Listowel, has 9eanred
'the contract for supplying 1118 London
Asylum with tatter for one year. They
nee about 100 pounds is day.
Wm. Purooll, eldest eon of N. Purcell,
ef .this town, is visiting bis parents
itid brothers. It is nineteen years since
wan here last. Elie borne is in Miele.
an, where he is doing well.
I The doctors elnputated George Mo.
I 3owell'0 leg above the knee, the ti0,ue
teeing been sobady ;aoarated that it
dwis oing'und a8 well ea coole te save It. a is
could be looked for,
lbe lergi plate (;lava at tho new Grand
' Centra' Mode woe planed in positio0 loot
week and gave the front a flue appear.
. anoe. Work la being pushed on the
0boraR, which will s ,on be ready for the
cant 09.E
r0, Ballantyne it Son shipped
*55,011 last week six 0450
uo tri l'gy - shipped :one.
p Lula At.hnxcs .a1.
A Centteman
Who formerly resided in Connecticut,but
Who now resides in Honolulu,or
wettest my Wife
anvil have used Ayer's
Mar 'Vigor, and we
attribute to it the dark.
Lair which site and I
now have, while bun.
deeds of our acquaint-
ances, ten or a dozen
years younger than we,
are either gray -headed,
White, or bald.. when
asked how our hair bee
retained its color and
fullness, we reply,' By
the use of Ayer's Hair
Vigor—nothing else."'
"In 1068, my affianced
watt nearly bald, and
the hair
kept fall-
ing out
o very
day I
induced
hortouse
Ay00'0'Hair Vigor, and 0ert,..:an, it notOnl.
checked any further lose of hairoty..",,,,
produced an entirely new growth, which 1188
remained luxuriant and glossy to this day.,
I can recemmend this preparation to all in
need of a genuine haterestorer. It is el
that it is claimed to be"Antonlo Alarrun,
Bastrop, Tex.
Having moved to a more con-
venient stand, put in heavier
power and some new machinery,
I ala now prepared to manufac-
ture, on the shortest Notice,
Wagons, Carriages,
Buggies, Sleighs,
and Cutters
.Er13,41'R.rNG
Of Watches, Clocks and Jew-
elry personally attended to with
,are and low charges.
Ali Work Warranted,
Invites Your attention to tt
fun 'range of
Rugs,
Robes, -
Horse Blankets,
Sleigh Bells
Harness,
Collars,
Trunks,
Valises, 8co.
At Very Low Prices.
H. DENNIS'
Harness Maker, Brussels. -
T. FLETCHER
Bodies and all kinds of wood.
work Supplied.
The Common Sense Clothes
Dryer and the
COKER C;A.RT,.
AYER'S
HAIR VIGOR
I also do CustoPlaning, Match-
ing and Moulding.
12 Horse Power Engine and Boil-
er for Sale Cheap.
JEWELER, BRUSSELS.
STILL
—IN THE—
vet
My stock is complete in all de-
partments of -
General -Dry ( oods
And Fancy Goads Nought in the .best
markets and will be sold at the Lowest
Cash Prises -- will not be undersold.
Compare quality and prince. Just ready-
ed
eoefved a job
OhrietmaeSilk
eta for
ab 60e on the 0.
I have a Full Line of all kinds of
GROCERIES
New Fruits, New Peels, New Nuts, Fresh
Spioee of Pure Quality. Headquarters for
Canned Gooks of all guaranteed ofnds at boash
FFirst
prices. All Keels
Quality,
Butter, Eggs and Poultry taken.
PEOPLE'S POPLLA.P;
JOHN COOED J ,SKENE
CARRIAGE * 0.ER.
ETHEL, Dec. 80th, 1898.
CONFEDERATION
LIFE ASSOCIATION
. TORONTO.
W. C. lfAutloN.412n:
.lGruu'3'.
.Fstrr.vl.irsl2ecZ 1871
Capital and Assets, $ 5,000,000I Annual Insurance, $ 900,000
Insurance at Risk, 22,560,000 }I New Insurance, 3,670,000
Gain for 1892,
2,000,003 Orman over 1891, 750,000
inn 1180 1TIONAL-ACCITMLITIVE NM?
Is
1s losu4 Only by the Confederation Lifo Assooinlioti.
t 'It iii absolutely free from all restrlotinne as to residence, travel and 000upatinn
from the datioallise on•fo� table, after twolyeere. conditions.
ineured b�eintgfenti absolutely
and sutoin Y for full amouut
fu Extended "of time, definitely hout eetlfo th in the polioy, or, 0° surrender erto a (h) Pafor ie
d
further period o
>7p Polio, the amount of which is written in the Delroy; or after five years, to a (a)'
Cash value, as guaranteed in the policy.
Managing Director,
President, J. K, Macdonald.
Son: Sir W. P. Howland, 0.B., ALCALG,
W. 11. 1(Eitft, Agent at Brussels. for flonnle the money call an_
-- - Milliner, will be very pleased to. 81101 them. We ilavo also a lrgoa
--- stook of Mantle Cloths which we aro offering very cheap, also the
balance of our Redymade Mantles.
We make a specialty of this Department. We always keep the
largest stock so that ovary lady requiring a Dress will be sure to
get suited. Our salsa this seasonk
former years but we still have a good selection to ehoose from and
at greatly reduced prices so as to make room for Spring goods
which we aro. naw purchasing:
Cer.T -WAY
PASTIES
British Columbia,
Washington,
Oregon, California,
—IN--
Tourist
N---Tourist Sleeping Cars, Toronto to Se.
attle Without Change, leaving TO-
RONTO EVERY FRIDAY.
A T 1 0 :15 P. M.
emit p'nrther Notice, --
C® :tri +"NCZN( 00T. 6,'93.
For further . particulars apply to any
agent of the oompeny,
J. T. PEPPER,
1 Agent, Tiruseele.
�C7'tt=Ea 1c,:' k��.�
a^T
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Po ular rices
If you want to see the Largest, Cheapest and Best Stock of
Millinery, Mantles, Mantle Oloth,..;
_and Dress Goods GO' TO
MRS. E. ROgEllS3 tot.
Our show room is full of the latest styles in Millinery suitable
for X113ELS and our prices greatly reduced. We now give you a fash-
ionable full trimmed hat for $1.50 as good as you will gpt elsewhere
see them. Miss Green, our Popular
and
e BRY OW
•
Chance to Secure Big 13argains,
llocluotion oi 20 PeT/Cont.
ON 'ALL
MEN'S, YOUTHS, 130YS AND OHILDR,EN'S
SIM 1,"1111 an&
FROM NOW UNTIL THE END/OF THE MONTH.
zark=ssi *moo se,
We have just received a very nice new stock of fancy goods
all suitable for Xmas including some very pretty designs in silk
Handkerchiefs which we are sellinff as low as 9 cents all pnre silk.
Our stook of Xinits L4roceries is also to hand' and We intend giving
our customers some bargains during Xmas and New Year. We wilt
give you
25 1b4. good clean brown sugar for -$1,00.
20 lbs. nice coffee sugar for $1.00.
,18 lbs. granulated sugar'for $1.00.
Young Hyson tett usnally sold at 50c. per lb„ for 25e, and every
article in groceries equally low,