HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1894-3-9, Page 10New Advertisements.
Removed D G. Hogg,
Locals --D1, 3. C, Ayer.
Flax—J ,h J, Livingston.
Boca1s-••W. I -I, McCracken.
A Box free. -G; A, Deadman,
This is the Time—A, Strohm.
' License Distriot-John 1Z. Miller.
Tenders Wanted --John 13. Miller.
Good Mon Wanted•--Jolinitoddicb.
jersey cnw for sale ---G. A. Boatman.
Boots and Shoes—Smith McLaren,
Wonderful Bargains II, T, Maddock
. Spring Boots and Shoes—J. Downing
The Test of Values 1 orgnson & afslli
clay.
1X.c1,0russtts ` .est,
TTID.iI', 31411. 9, 1894.
DO:IIINIon Parliament will open
next Thursday.
PROVINCIAL nominations in NOVEL
Scotia took place on Thursday of
this week. •
IT is currently reported that
Sir John Thompson will resign
the leadership of the Conservative
party and Hon. Bowel' will be
his successor.
TAXES CoNNonLm, of Goderiell
township, was the choice of the
Patrons of Industry for the West
Riding of Iluron at their Con-
vention, held at Dungannon, on
Tuesday. J. T. Carrow, the
clover Q. C., of Goclericll, is the
Liberal nominee.
clay.
Masers McGr'.
Oberatc t iron i4 uiidan
David Lookridg',.
counterfeiters, has steel for
trial.
A. new Presbyterian chi roh is talked of
in Blenheim. Already $4,661 has been
Subscribed to the edifice,
The taxation o^•ths Dominion amount..
ed to 114,26 per Head of the population ie
3.802 ; in 1861 i; is $4,26.
Tice Fraser r.vsr, at Westminster, B.
G is to be bridged with a steel structure
costing half. a Million dollars.
16. D. ,assmore, Seoretary.Treastirer
Of the Brantford Sohool Board, has been
arrested, charged with embessling $8,000
of the board's funds,
Willis Olde, a brakeman, whose home
is in Simooe, Ont., fell from the top of
his train last week in Buffalo, and was
run over and killed. He was 32 years of
age.
When in Kingston Sir John Thompson
madea thorough inspection of the binder
twine factory. It is expected that the fac-
tory will be in operation by the last of
April.
The quail brought from Kansas by the
Leamington Gun Club to re -stook the
fields and woods bays progresaod very
favorably and another large lot is bo be
sent for.
Mrs. II. S. lifeKitriolc has arrived in
Galt. She experienoed n very stormy
passage, both on the Mediterranean and
crossing the Atlantic. The Turkish girl
who aocompanied her she left in the
'United States.
More than one hundred and fifty Metho-
dist ministers' sons sat down to dinner
at Webbs's restaurant, Toronto, Tuesday
night, the gathering being as unique in
its character as remarkable in its pro-
ceedings.
The B:ceoative of the Waterloo Connty
Temperance Association has passed a
resolution expressing the opinion that
they are in duty bound to support Liber-
al candidates for the Legislature, pro.
vided the candidate commends himself
personally.
11Ioil; than one organization
have passedresolutions condemn-
ing the action of the Minister of
justice in allowing Messrs. Con-
nolly and McGreevey their liberty
before the expiration of the term
of their imprisonment. It has a
curious look on the face of it.
If their sentence was a just one
why should they not suffer the
penalty the same as any other
law breaker ?
A. few weeks ago we mentioned that a
deer had been seen in the neighborhood of
Centreville. Samuel Goldt, of Waterloo
Towehip, saw the deer soon after and
shot it. His elevation was of somewhat
short duration when Game Warden
Mayer, of Lexington, had him fined 1128
for shooting game out of season.
A man named J. G. Moore committed
1 suicide at Milton on Thursday morning
by hanging himself. He got up as usual,
and made on the fire, and took some
special
warm water to his wife, then arrayed in
his best clothes, even to a pair of white
kid gloves, he put the rope around his
neck and hong himself from the bannister
of the stairs, where he was found by his
wife a short time afterwards. Deceased
and his wife came from Waterdown a few
months ago.
TTI: Editor of the Clinton
News•Recorcl is greatly exercised
as to the political leanings of
THE Posr. Dont disturb your-
self, brother, we'll male an effort
to survive without your fatherly
supervision. If a1L the news-
paper men of Huron were as full
of carping and the constant habit
of casting insinuations on others
as the News -Record quill driver
the fraternal feeling that should
exist between publishers would
soon die.
Hort. Mn. HARCOURT delivered to
the Local Legislature his budget
speech on Wednesday, showing
that the receipts of the Province
for the year bad been larger, and
the expenditure less, than had
been anticipated, with a large
surplus to the eredit of the Prov-
ince. The financial standing of
Ontario is most excellent, and
certainly reflects credit on the
honesty of the Mowat adminis-
tration despite all that is said to
the contrary by the Opposition.
Touderfu1 og Barra
Our alterations are nearly Completed and we
are sure it is not boasting to say that this is now the leading store. Our stock
for Spring is very large and positively the cheapest, Quality Considered,
to be found anywhere.
PESIIA1 SELEOTRN or
"i�� ' ",1 r , l� ` l$ r'' e is
,�`"11,� Via,. ��� .�,.. �,.�,�.
And taking advantage of the dull times to secure bargains has placed
us in a position to be envied hy.those who are forced to buy in the
regular way. on long time and tare what goods are offered.
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All Wool Serge Dress Goocls, very wide, all shades, at 25c.
All Wool 'Whip Cord, all shades, very stylish, regular price 50e., our price 480.
All Wool Hop Sacking, regular price 65c. our price, 50e.
Alt Wool Cashmere, all shades, 25c.
Best English Prints, beautiful patterns, at 123c.
Good Prints, fast colors, at 5c.
760 yds wide Flannelette, sold everywhere at 124e, our price 10e.
Olcl Brown Windsor Soap, 6 for 100.
New Ginpztre Lace Half _Regular -Prices.
Goocl Cottonade at 11 cents. 80c. Cottonade at 25 cents.
Value in Grey and White Cottons.
A beautiful picture presented to every purchaser,
The rc,sigoation of the Hon. C. F
Fraser, Commissioner of PnblioWorks,
on scene ,t of i11 health, was announced
to the House by the Attorney -General,
last week, and will be heard of with re-
gret by many Conservatives, as well as
by the Liberal party. 13y the retirement
of Mr. Fraser the Ontario Cabinet loses
one of its ablest, most painstaking, and
reliable members, and it will be no easy
task to fill his place. The leader of the
Opposition, as well as the Attorney.Gen-
eral, paid a graceful and well merited
tribute to the excellent qualities of the
retiring Minister. Until his successor
is appointed, Mr. Fraser will continue as
nominal head of the department, which
it considered probable, may ultimately be
presided over by W. Harty, 11.1. P. P., of
Kingston.
THE Hon. William Ewart Glad-
stone has resigned the Premier•
ship of Great Britain aucl Lord
Roseberry reigns in his stead.
Though he will retain his mem-
bership in the House of Com-
mons and his connection with the
administration of affairs, his life
work is all but over. The career
which is thus ending amidst
storm and tumult is unparalleled
by any other in the records of
the English people, and Mr.
Gladstone will pass into theniche
in the Temple of Fame as the
greatest statesman of the nation
which is the mother of constitu-
tional government. It is now al-
most sixty years since Mr. Glad-
stone first 13elcl office under a
British sovereign. The Great
Britain of to -day differs much
from that of 1885 : for though
the millenium is yet far distant,
and many harrassing problems
vainly demand solution, there has
been an enormous advance in the
well-being of the people.
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59,1ECOOK'S BEST FRIEND
I." r"lGEST SALE IN CA NA D.C.
The E. E. MADDOCK Dry Goods Company.
Come Early,n1_
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FLA_X!
J. & JJ. LIVINGSTON
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�OOC Bushels of But avTCH SEED
For farmers in the vicinity of Brussels, 'who
intend raising flax during the coming season,
which they are prepared to deliver in quan-
tities to suit flax growers. Oan be got at the
Brussels Flax Mill W. H. MoOreolcen's
grocery, Brussels ; Wm. Nears store, }Talton
and d. J. Vincent's store, Jamestown, seed
given out at 81.00 per bushel and on the
usual terms. Order early and insure a
supply. For flax grow n from this seed
$10 Per Ton will be Paid,
If of good growth, harvested in proper season
and delivered at the Flax MMus Boon as flt
for threshing, We will also rent a number
of good sod fields for the purpose of growing
flax.
N. theB.—Farmersr are and, advised to
sow their not on od land, plowed and
field
Karl be owed, low laude, da the ymore
per be e. Fla ton to a ton and a hanob
per acre. Flax grown on low laud will not
grow there to give the weight,
W. BltIOHT, J, & J, LIMEGSTON,
Mauager, Proprietors,
THIS IS THE:TIM
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Of season that the holes in your Boots show up and
we are prepared to reme ly the trouble by selling you a new
pair that will keep your feet dry and comfortable.
STU.K
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Of Boots and Shoes for Spring are now to hand.
We can supply you with the Best Goods at Reasonable
Prices. Messrs. Cooper & Smith have failed and are now
out of business, but we have some of their goods loft and also
the manufacture of Messrs. Jno. IVIcPherson & Co., of Hamil-
ton. The Quality of their Goods is well known and is sure
to give you satisfaction.
NEW PRINTS -444—
a Beautiful Range at
A. Strachan's0
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HOTS and ; HOES.
• New Boots for Men.
New Boots for Women.
New Boots for Misses.
Boys and Children.
We have just opened a New Stock of
Boots and Shoes. We bought thele for
Spot Cash in Case Lots
and you will find the prices right.
You won't live up to your opportunities if you
don't drop in and look our stook over before
you buy the next pair. They will please the
Closest Buyers.
SI011V & McLal1eil.
Produce Taken,