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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1895-4-19, Page 3APiiu, 19, 1895 Tow ', Directory. Mssivfa tt Orronati,—Sabbath Servioes at 11 a m and 8;80 p, m, Sunday Seliool at 2:3Q p m,. Rev, John Roes, B A, pantos, KNox-Onunox.—Sabbath Servlces at 14 a m and 6:3Q p m. Sunday School at 2:30 p M. Rev, D. Millar, paetor, ST, Jotidt's Cxanpx,—Sabbath„ Servioes at 13 a m and 7 p m, Sunday School at 2:30 p, M. Rev, A. K, Griffin, hloum. bent, M aznonrer Oriunox.—Sabbath Service!) at 10;30 a m and 6;30 d m, Sunday School at 2:30 p m, Rev. G, H,'Cobble- diok, M A, B 13, pastor. Rotas OAenoxro Oxonon,—Sabbath Servioe third Sunday in every month, at 10;80 a m, •Rev Joseph Kennedy, priest. Sim/moss Anur.—Sorviae at 7 sod 11 it in and 3 and 8 p m on Sunday and ' every evening m the week at 8 o'clock, at the Garraolie, Oun FELLOWS' LODGE every Thursday evening, in Graham's biosis. Maoism LODGE Tuesday at or before full moon, in Garfield blook. A 0 IT W LODGE on the Ord Friday evening of eaob month, in Blas. hill's block. 0 O F Lonna 2nd and last Monday evenings of each month, in Blaehill's blooli. I 0 F, 2nd and Iaet Friday in Odd Fellows' Hall. L 0 L let Monday in every month in Orange Hall Soars or Samosa, let and 3rd Tues- days of each mouth, in Odd Fellows' Hall. K. 0. T. lvf. LODGE, 1st and 3rd Thera. days of each month, in Vanetone block, Hoorn OMMtoLE, and and 4th Friday even. inge inBlaehill's PosT Orrroe.—Office hours from 8 a. m.to 6:30 p. m. MEOnANI3B' IISTITOTE.—Library in Holmes' blook, will be open from 6 to 8 o'clock p. m. Wednesdays and 3:30 to 5 and 6 to 8 Saturdays. Mies Dolly Shaw, Librarian. Tows Oooxon,.—W. H. Kerr, Reeve ; W. H. McCracken, Robert Graham, R: Leatherdale and B. Gerry, Councillors; F. S. Soott, Clerk ; Thomas Kelly, 'Treasurer ; D. Stewart, Assessor and J. T. Rosa, Collector. Board meets the let Monday in each month. Sanaa', BOARD; Rev, Ross, (chairman) Dr. McKelvey, Dr. Graham, A. Reid, A. Hunter and J. N. Kendall ; Seo. -Trees., Li. Ross. Meetings 2nd Friday evening in each month. PUBLIC SonooL Tzeomias.-J. H. Cam. eron, Principal, Miss Braden, Miss Downey andMiss Cooper. Boron or HEALTn.—Reeve Kerr, Clerk Scott, A. Stewart, T. Farrow and J. N. Kendall. Dr. Tt 6Naughton, Medical Health Officer, Exeter. Fall wheat in this vioinity is looking remarkably well at present. John Treble purchased 34 mores of the old Westoott farm from John Willie, for the sum of $2,000. A reward of $200 is being offered by tbe1xeber Council for the conviction of the guilty party tubo set fire to the Main street Methodist cburoh, John T. Wescott is offering a reward of 65 to the person informing him of the guilty party who broke the windows in the stare at the North end. T. A. Brown, who taught the Exeter Public schoolfor four years, has been appointed teacher of music in the Strat. ford Publio schools at a very remuner- ative salary. Workmen under the supervision of contractor Wm. Howard have been busily engaged in clearing away the ruins left by the recent destruction by lire of the Main Street Methodist church. A meeting of members and pew hold- ers of Main Street Methodist church was held in the Opera Hall a few evenings ago to discuss the pros and cons relative to onion with the James street ohuroh, when it was decided by vote not to unite and that they would rebuild. The following offioere were eleoted in connection with the orieket club :—Hon. Pres., Dr. Lutz ; President, W. G. Bis• sitt ; Vioe•Pres., E. E. Ward ; Secretary, P. L. Bishop ; Treasurer, E. Elliott ; Committee, Dr. Hyndman, jr., I. R. Carling and 0. B. Moreland. Harry Samwell, the son of our esteem- ed fellow citizen, Geo. Samwell, died in London, last week, aged 32 years and 8 months. The deceased had long been a sufferer from paralysis and the pall to come home was a welcome summons from phyeioal pain and suffering. Willie Howard, son of E. S. Howard, had an experience wbiob almost proved fatal. The little fellow was playing in the engine room of the planing mill, when his olothiog caught in the grinding stone gearing, and was slowly wound around the shaft, when his screams alarmed Will Howey who ran to the rescue and just as the boy was being turned around the second time, extricated him. 6^x o de ritelx. Hilton Holmes wass home for Easter. W. T. Dickson, of New York, eon of Jailer Dickson, is visiting in town at present.. Ground has keen broken for the found- ation of Jonathan Miller's new livery barn on East street, and the stone work for the base was begun last week, On Sunday, 08th inet., the Oddfellows of Goderioh will attend Divine sorviee in a body, probably at North Street Metho• dist church, to commemorate the 78th anniversary of the Order. bit'. Wurnook has a superb oleander in its first bloom. The flowers are a lovely pink, and in clusters as large as many roses, being between six and seven inches iu etroumferenae, and the fragrance wonderful. Albert Mahaffy, 13, A., a Goderioh Collegiate Institute boy, has just finished his theological course in the Presbyterian College, Montreal, winning the highest awards of his year—slit gold medal and the McKay scholarship of 860. Mrs. Wyatt, on the 22nd of March, laid an information against A. Smith, ,jr., under the Charlton Act, in behalf of her daughter Eliza. The defendant appear- ed before police magistrate Sanger Wed- nesday afternoon of last week, both par. ties being rrpreeonted by counsel. An interview was held by tine interested parties, and it was announced that the matter was to be ended by as immediate marriage ceremony. The license was at once prooured and the marriage duly solemnized the same day. An amusingpittle opaurrence happen• ed on Weet•et, during the remit lire, A stove in a eeeond storey was in urgent need of removal to the road and what did some muscular beings do but plait it up and toss it out. It landed with a crash on the sidewalk, Shortly after a straw mattress was carefully., lowered by a rope in the hands of several gentle stalwarts, Mr. Brown, of the parmona,Cambria line of boats, was in town last week look. lug up matter's for the owning season's trellis, He met a number of the buei' nese men of the town in the town clerk's case, with a view to getting their assist.. ante fn anapplioation to the Government for a mail subsidy for the line along the East shore of the lake. While there will, no doubt, be ample trade for the two boats during the tnid-Summer months, it is not expecbed that business will pay fpr both throughout the season, unless with the help of a mail conirant, and, as this t 1:e wo lid be it convenience and an ad• vantage bo business men all alone; the, line, it was agreed by the meeting that the it might very properly be aekecl to consider the matter favorably. CILio ton. Ierael Taylor, who is looal agent for the Confederation Life, has also been appointed agent for Blyth. IL was decided to put furnaiesand von• tilators in the Public school, and for this purpoee the Board will ask the Town Council for an additional grant of $400 this year. Mr. Freeman, who is employed at Stapleton, had bit watch stolen a few days since, from ea nail where be had hung it. A strong euspioion as to the guilty party exists. Geo. Swarte, of town, has bought out Martin's hotel, Seltford, and takes pot. session on the let of May. G. D. Find- ley, of town, has bought a hotel at 0o- bonrg, and removes thereto. The ladies of the W. C. T. IT, and oth• ere, to the number of 21, held their final meeting at the residence of Mrs. S. Crioh, on March 20th, and finished up their: sewing for the Winter. After making two quilts, two shirts, a pair of pants, and repairing other garments too numer. one to mention, they sat down to tea, and later on in the evening, all having spent the time profitably and pleasantly, they departed to their homes. C:xnra.dtacxx Newt. A. B. Cowan, of Galt, fell in with a Drew of Chatham toughs and was beaten and robbed. A. lodge of the Daughters of Rebeokeh was instituted in Woodstock last week by a delegation of 20 from St. Thomas. Travelling peddlars will hereafter have to pay a license fee of $75 for the privil- ege of selling their wares in the town of Ingersoll. Assistant Chief Engineer Hamel of the Public Works Department at Ottawa is tinder suspension fur alleged shortage in his accounts. Mrs. Barbour, of Stratlrallan, relebrat• ed her 00th birthday on April 1st. She is still quite active and attends church every Sabbath. Wm. Smith, of East Nissouri, has in hie possession an ahnanao printed 45 years ago. It corresponds with the al- manacs of the present time, Francis Northey, one of the engineers on the Hamilton Waterworks, died end- denly while stooping to turn on the water in front of the pnmping•house. HEART DISEASE RELIEVED IN 80 MIN• ours.—Ml cases of organic or sympathetic heart disease relieved in 30 minutes and quickly cured, by Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart. One dose convinces. Sold by G. A. Deadman. Jae. O'Keefe pleaded guilty to the in• diotment of stealing certain articles from Priegle's house and two overcoats from the Methodist church, Guelph. He was sentenoed to two yeare, leas one day, in the Central Prison. There are only three Canadian entries for the big Northwestern Breeder's stake at Chioago in August—Thos, Crooks', "Gertie B." ' J, 0. Boyd's, 'Lord Fer- guson," and H. Scott's, "Bryson." Ger- tie B. and the Simooe horse will start in the 2,20 trot, $5,000 stake. The meeting will start on August 17. A New York despatch says :—The trot- ting team, Don Lowell, 2,148, and Egg Nogg, 2.248, recently purchased by Geo. H. Ketoham, of Toledo, for„Walter Win• ace, Brighton, Eng., were shipped for Southampton last week on the steamer Lebo, of the North German Lloyd line. T. 0. Murman, superintendent of the Ketcham farm at Toledo, went across in charge of the trotters, Robert J., the pacing champion, is re. ported to have wintered splendidly in California, and to -be in a fib condition now to go inside of the two -minute mark. Fantasy is improving every day, and e material reduction in her record is looked for. The defeat of Robert 3, by Joe Potation is explained by 0. 3, Hamlin, as the result of a let up in hie work, whereby he put on a great deal of fat. DAVE A Galin REPETITION HERE,—'f. B. Taylor, Esq., merchant, Welland, says : "Stark's Powders have a great reputation about here as an immediate, as well its a permanent cure for Head- ache, Dilionsness, Neuralgia, Liver and Stomach Complaints, Costiveness. I know of people who have been long and great sufferers, who have tried almost everything, and have been oared by them. We have used them in our awn family with remarkable anomie." Two prepay atione in oath box. Sold by all medicine dealers at 25o a box, 5 boxes $1. Nice to take. The case against John Cass for man - laughter, and Alex. Knitting as an accts• cry, came up for hearing at Guelph, on eiday afternoon of lost week, before nation Rose, The crime which they were charged with was the result of a arroom quarrel last Novemhor, when ns deceased, Johnston, a farmer near neigh, who was on his way to the lura• sr woods, got into a trifling altercation t Bnrsoh's hotel with Cass, which led to lows, and in the clinch that followed ohnstol fell underneath Cass, and never gained oonsoiousnees, Keating ie tarred with being an aooeesory for in. erfering with othere, who endeavored to eparato the combatants, The medioal 'finesses at the inquest who held the Det mortem on Johneton'e body, testified tat his skull was of unusual thinness. ftee hearing the evidence of the orown nil Dr. Coven's Ieebimony, His Lord• dp held that Cass had hot used undue olenoe to defend himself, and directed hat a verdict of not guilty be entered. oth prisoners were then discharged. F J u 0 b b a re of te w ci A sl vi t B THE BRUSSELS POST A boy of twelve years had a death an funeral notice of a companion inserted The London Free Prsse, presumably as joke, The losers of a purling match at Ilam ilton 'Phistle rink not only had to buy cord of wood, but had to salts. hold .of th bucksaw and out it into stove lengths. Winnipeg will have a firet•iltes pro, feesionalthig season. Portage 14 Prairie le alto coming to the front in Northwest' ern. rut, and will have the services of a l8ngllsh professional in '05, '1lxEAtrtyrstr Gusto its A DAs,—Soul American Rheumatic Cure for liheurna tiem ani( Neuralgia radically oures in to 8 days. Its action upon the oyster is remarkable and mysterious. it. re moves at once the cause and the diens immediately disappears. The first dos greatly benefits, .76 cents, Warranted by G. A. Deadman, The scheme to harness the Taaohin Rapids by building a dam parallel wit the shore 3,500 feet long, and by bundle an engine house containing seventy-two turbine wheels, is again mauled, and it i stated the Lachine Rapids Hydraulic Land Company will apply for a charts to the next Parliament. Last fall Ajax was in a very bad shape. ENNA! Beeby toe" and falling of the sole in his left forefoot, His foot had been out away to within about two inches of the coronet. Now, however, Trainer Camp- bell has grown out an entirely new foot on him. He is in good bodily health and there seems to be a first-rate chance that he will train, The grape growers of Essex have e soheme wbiob promises to revolutionize the grape trade in that county. It is proposed to form a fruit exchange of a joint stock company, composed principal• ly of grape growers, who will handle the entire crap of the district. The company will be formed with a capital stook of $5,000. Christopher Kean, of East Zorra, has in his possession a Lntheraa Bible, printed in 1552. It belonged to his an- ceators in the old country over bwo hun- dred years ago. It has the births, mar- riages and deaths written in it of the family of that time. He has also en un- broken record of their family from that time to the present. Robert Blair, of Bolingbroke, owns a cat wbiob killed a large eagle. Die eagle• ship attacked the oat with the intention of carrying him off as hie prey and sue- oeeded in raising him from the ground several times, but the resistance and pluck of "grimalkin" made him champion of the field.. The eagle when killed measured six feet from tip to tip. OATAEEAn RELIEVED= 10 TO.60 DIINETE6.— One short puff of the breath through the Blower, supplied' with each bottle of Dr. Agnew's Catarrah Powder, diffuses this Powder over the surface of the nasal passages. Painless and delightful to use, it relieves instantly, and permanent- ly cures Cabarrah, Hay Fever, Colds, Headaches, Sore Throat, Tonsilitis and Deafness. 00 cents at G. A. Deadmau's. A very singular incident happened dur- ing the sickness of the late I. J. Walsh, of Lyndoeh. At one lims he was deliri• pus and asked hie attendants when the minister and the hearse were coming. After a little cessation in bis wanderings he remarked that there were 69 riga io the procession. Strange to say at the funeral two or three parties oarefully counted the rigs more than once and there were just 69—so that he had really' seen the vision of his own funeral pro- cession. This. is from a very authentic a I Will to tar Line fDUYAI•, NAff, Nno.nsUi.t+ii, sour0e. Colin McLean and Gibson Pelton oconpy two adjoining farms in West Ox- ford. They have lived there for upwards of forty years and have always been gond neighbors until the other day their long period of tranquil and hitherto peaceful life gave place to strife of a mild nature, the culmination of which was a settle• went of the differences in the Woodstock police court. Their neighborly relations were broken in this way :—The dividing line between the two farms ie an ordinary rail fence. It appears, however, that it was built in rather an ordinary that and this was what caused the trouble. Towards the farther end of the fence it became necessary for the builders to deviate from the straight line and a mall jog was left. This was made in favor of the McLean farm and in the small space there grew a monster elm tree which when out into above lengths would furnish a goodly acquisition to the farmer's wood- pile. Had the fence been built straight, the elm in question would have been found situated on the Pelton farm. Quite natnral,then, that the latter should consider his rights to the tree. The hired man one day espied the tree, and with hie keen edged axelaid it low, and with the assistance of young Patton, drew the wood to the hoose unbeknown to Mr. Pelton, sr. The plaintiff on visiting the glen and finding his favorite elm laid low and carried of bodily, of course wanted satisfaction and interviewed the police magistrate. After bearing the evidence, the magistrate decided to dismiss the moo and an amicable settlement will likely he affected. 13ebween Now York and Liverpool, via Queenstown,every Wednesday, As bbo ebnamsre of tole line carry only a ibriotly limited number In the FMK, and sttootn oanm a000 imodablons, intending peseongers are reminded bbab an early apo pllatttdou for bertha is neaegeary at tide sew son,. For plane, rates, eto„ apply to W. H. Kerr, Agent, Bi•useele.11 Electric Light Plant FOR SALE. The undersigned has decided tooffer for sale the Brussels Electric Light Plant. A just-. class investment can be shown. Easy terms ; good reason for selling ; full particulars cheer- fully furnished on application. W. M. SINCLAIR, Proprietor, 25 et8,, Woks. and $1.00 Bottle. One Dent a dose. It 1s sold on a guarantee by all druggists. It euros Insipient Consumption and se the beet Cough and Croup Cure. 5001 119.5,55. BOX, Druseist, ttrussele. 8fflNJLE8 British Columbia Riled Cedar Shingles AND -- North Shore Pine and Cedar P013 SALE AT TUIl; Brussels Planing JYIills .Also Doors and Sash of all Pat- terns on hand or made to order at Short Notice, Estimates Furnished for all kinds of Buildings. Workman- ship and Material Guaranteed. J-. & P. AMVMENT as When you want a Stove, Tin or Granite -ware. or Hard- , ware, Paints & Oils, —CALL AT— HUNTER'S Hardware Store Where fou will, from this date, get a DECENT of FIVE PER CENT, Offal) Cash Purchases. Fine Roman, Artists' Can- vas in Stock. A. HUNTER. The best $1,00 TRADE E Corset In the Mari et. Every MARK Pair Guaran- teed. slAf' New Spring Dress Goods, Prints and Ducks. A. Strachan. MONEY TO LOAN. Any Amount of Money to Loan on Farm or Village Pro. perty at 6 & 6i Per Cog, Yuiarl ,` y Straight Loans with privilege' of repaying when required, Apply to A. Hunter, Division Don't Clerk, Brussels. Modern ! Featherbone Corsets must not be confounded with those which, were made five or six years ago, The Featherbone Corset of to -day is as far removed from the old style, as black is from. white. BUY A PAIR AND YOU WILL BE PLEASED.• New W 11 Pa p E ars. IMMENSE STICK0 10,000 Rolls to Choose from. Prices to Suit Purchaser. Lovely Patterns from 5o. up. Elegant Borders to match at Half the usual Price. Beautiful sets in Sintelare and Embossed Silks suitable for Drawing Rooms, &0. Call in and see thein. A discount of 10 per cent. on all goods purchased between now and March 1st, W. Roddic 3E3 _H)T_TSSI1JS. AT DONE NEATLY, CHEAPLY and EXFT DITIouSLY J. DO , NING'S Boot & Shoe Store, 1:31.V YV SS HiLE. limas Sewed Free of Charter Opposite the 4aen'soto1, - Brussels, A Full Stock of Fresh Groceries, Flour, Bread, Crockery and Glassware always on Band CHEAPEST IN TOWN FOR CASH. Produce taken at Highest .,d!Icbr 1ttet .Prices in Ea than'- e, but nv Ci'edit _wenn, Commissions of all kinds Promptly Executed. GOODS DELIVERED) IF REQUIRED. Nomombor the Bread and Other Trion in pro ortiorl Special Bargains TUESDAYS nul WEDNESDAIa of o.-e'lweek, r POTATOES WANrE.C TAYLOR &