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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-3-13, Page 4New Advertisements, T10001--AZrs, T. AIoCr'ite, Loeed—Jas. Ballantyne. Frees--Deaduaau & AfoCall. Cares --Deadman S: McCall, all, Seed for sale. •John Wheeler, Rife on a farun'—D0. Williame. Seed for sale—Thee, Maunders. Uorse for sale—Louis Bollinger.. Sugar malting—Wilton Turnbull. Local—Toronto Bankrupt Stook Oo, Bargains—Toronto Bankrupt Stook Oo, Will not be undersold—lrergnson ,k Hailfday, Auction sale -Wm, Pollard and David TYerman. bexzzssexs Posy, FRIDAY, AFAR, 18, 1896. BeiST HURON LIBERALS. Tor annual meeting of tbe last Huron Liberal Association (Commons and Local Legielabure) will be held in the Town Hall, Brussels, on Saturday, Marob 214, commencing at 1 p, in, Election of oflioe bearers, discussing the coming oompaign and other matters of iubet•ast will be brought before the Association. • Address. es are expeoted from Dr. MoDonald, M. P., Thos. Gibson,°111. P. P., and others, A lar e attendance is asked for from eaoh municipality. Tiro necessity for planing scales at the station is the inconvenience to shippers in driving stock from the town scales to the railway, especially hogs in the Sum- mer season, and the probability of said shippers putting in a set if the town didn't, and thereby practically shear the town of the profits. Another point was the fact that the small enclosure at the ma•keb scales, if stook is bo be weighed, would have to be gravelled to prevent the making of the plot into a barnyard and thereby endangering the public health in the warm weather. The necessary out• lay for gravel would go a good way to ward paying for the new scales and re- move what was likely to develop into a nuisance from a Board of Health stand- point. It is intended that the same weighmaster will manage both scales and in letting the privilege of weighing the two will be considered as one, arwood- Corrie killed and dressed a Berk. shire hog that tipped the scales at 580 pounds. It was 2. years old, Very little wood has been marketed in Atwood this Winter, and in consequence a large number have not Jaid in their year's supply. Robert Hardie is making .preparations for banding a new barn next Summer. Thos. fiarrlock fa putting np a building of the same description, 13liaees Jean Cothbertson and Addie Avera will open a dressmaking shop in tl a premises next to Dr. Kidd's office, 0n or ahi,ut March 30 h, The Patrons ..f Industry of the 10th con., E ma, disbanded the other night, and as those who formerly belonged to the Aesoeiation b,d a right to the feuds in the treasury, it was decided to give the earn us to charity, and consequently gave it to R. May, of Atwood, Gaciar-ielx. The annual concert, under the auspices of the congregation of St. Peter's oburoh, to celebrate Ireland's n ,tional day, will be given in McLean', Opera House on Tneaday evening, 17th inat. At the Knitting Company's works 30 bands are now employed, some 60 dozen pairs of hose being turned out daily, and the «ntir« make thus far was last week Bold in one order. A pleasant surprise was in More for the Y. P. S. 0, E. of Knox church, as the president, Rev. J. A. Anderson, in tbe eour-e of the meeting, took the platform and told of a pleasant duty that was laid upon him by a lady of the congregation= In a neat little speech, in which he oars - fully concealed the name of the lady and what was to follow, he at length bought from a recess behind him and held np to the gaze of the large assembly of young people a magnificent Christian Endeavor banner, the gift of Mrs. Peter Adamson to the Society. Mn, NTIECI IN0ON DEAD. — Matthew Hutchinson, member of the firm of Ogil- vie tb Hutchinson, and manager of the Godericb branch of the business, died on Sunday, after a lingering illness. De - case( d was born in Ayrshire, Scotland, in 1827 ; came to this country with his parents in 1833, who eettled near Moot. real, lee was educated at Dr, Black's school in that city. Hie mother was a slater of James hiller, founder of the Allan Line of steamships. He was mar. ried in 180=5 to Helen Ogilvie, sister of the Messrs. Ogilvie. He for years acted as fixer inapeator for the port of Mont- real, suoneeding Kr. Voting in the offioe, and on relinquishing came to Goderioh in 1871. When the big mill was cam• pleted he entered in partnership with Metier.. Ogilvie, his brothers•in•law. For several years he was a member of the town Counts') and of the County Connoil, as one of the Reeves for the town, Ile leasee a widow anis five ohildren—two eons and three daughters—Dr, J. A. Hutchinson, chief medical officer of the G. T. R. ; W, W. Hutchinson, of Winni- peg ; ribs. Jas. Thom, of Montreal Mina IIutohinson and 14ie41 Fannie Hutchinson, to lament the loss of the kindest of husbands and fathers, The NOW ArmroN —The plans for the now hotel to be erected on the site of the old Albion hotel have been examined by builders, paintere and others, and alt agree that Goderioh will have one of the handsomest and beet arranged modern botele is Western Ontario. The building will front 82 feet on the Square and 36 feet an South street, the main entrance being on the norner, 03 will be three stories high, novering all the old site bat the two stores on the Kingston street corner. On the ground floor will bo the office, reading room, bar room and five sample r'oome, besides the dining roam on South street, 481150 feet. The main hall will be 80x20 feet, tile floor, and a well for lighting and ventilation, sur• mounted by a glass chine, will run the entire height of tbo building. The front window on the ground floor will bo of gotbio deeign, the lower part being plate Blase and the arched tope of eatlleslral tinted glees, Aoroes the Hast end of the dining room will be a gallery, with en. trance from the lediea' stairway. There will be 86 bedrooms, with bath mem, ()insets, &c., on each door, and every modern agnvenieueo. Five wine moral will ourrouud.two sides of the bar. The brick used in the building are Godericb made, and Credit Valley atone will be used for the dreeeing, T. A, Mille bad the misfortune to break bis leg while wrestling with a friend. J, 0o11sy, V. S„ was at London attend. Ing the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Orangemen. A portion of the old Abell building fell in, from the great amount of snow, and what remained had to be pulled down. As Chas Ring was riding 131. Molndoo's pony it became unmanageable and rear. ins fell baok en him, breaking hie arm, The oolleotion taken up in the Metho. dist Sunday school towards the relief fund for Armenian sufferers amounted to $20. John Patterson, who is stopping with hie son Frank, in Wingbam, has not been enjoying good health lately. His heart troubles him. Geo. Russell started for the old Conn • try with Day's horses, but when be reached Montreal he waeforoed to return by Icing Grippe. Our Ooutwit bets sent Lnrif and Lady Aberdeen en invitation to visit Wingham next Pall when on their proposed tour tbrouuh Western Ontario. Mise Sutherland, who for some time has been in the ofdoe of W, R. Belden, hoe purchased the photographing gallery from Wm. Cash, of Blyth, and will take po,OOssion on the 1st of April. R. Vanstone met with what might have been a serious ao0ident. He stepped on au upturned nail in a board, and the nail went through the shoe into the foot, ren• daring him lame for a day or two. It is getting better. The report has been circulated around town that Edward Sadler has been on• controllable at the /louse of Refuge, that he has been in jail at Godericb, and other like yarns. Mr. French, the serebaker of the House, emphatically denied it. At a meeting of the Tarnberry Agri. onitnral Society it was decided to move the Agrioulioral buildings from the prem. ant site, across the river to the ground contiolled by the Tu.f Club. The build- ing will be thoroughly overhauled, and the roof raised so as to make it a two story building instead of one story as at present. Tin work will begin at once. Chas. Heintz, aged 25, a farmer living aE Wllmoot Centre, met with an acoideot at New Hamburg, on Saturday, by fall- ing off a bridge near Raw's brewery, He was stepping from one sleigh to another on the bridge when be slipped and fell to the roe below, a distance of 20 feet. Hie skull was fractured and he may die. Heintz is married. BRUSSELS PHP WORKS. I wish to inform the people of Brussels and enrrounding district that I have pur- chased the Pump Business of JAMES BELL and will be found ready to attend to all wants in either nett work or repairs at moderate prices. No better Pomp in the market. Order left•at my shop or residence or at P, SCOTT'S shop will be promptly looked after. la -Orders taken for the Digging of Wells and Cisterns. • Gomm Green, MILL STREET, - BRUSSELS. SEED COHN FOR SALE ! s WHITE PLINT, WHITE OAP AND BIG YELLOW DENT. Claimed by those who have grown corn for 10 to 20 years to be the beet varieties in the order mentioned, for feeding purpposes, In eultiration to -day. l'or Jerome on with regard to the above, prion and terms, apply to Neil S. McLauchlan, OHEE81'wblitED/C, P. S.—The best ,yield of fodder at the Sx er• amental Parra was firm the White Print variety, preduoing 213 tons per acre. 81.8 FREE ! FREE! To Kidney Sufferers If you suffer from Kidney Dieease, Lame Back, Diabetes, Bright's Disease or any ailment caused by improper action of tbe kidneys or urinary organa, this offer should attraot yon. Being 000011)0. el that no other remedy for kidney com• plaints equals Doane Kidney Pills, as evidenced by undeniable testimony re- ceived every day in letters from sufferers who have eeoaped from the tortcroe of Lotus Back, kidney troubles and never oeasin3 pains by means of those wonder. fol pills, we do nob hesitate to make this offer, for while w0 lase the box we give you, we matte a friend that ussiete in the sale of many boxes. 35 FULL BOXES of Doan'a Kidney Pills will be given away free. Any person suffering with kidney ailments can gat a box at the undersigned address, until the supply is exhausted. First coma, flret served, and only this one chance offered. Remember this is nob a sample box, but a regular full sized box of boan's Kidney Pille, which retaile at fifty cents. Tltie DOAN KlDNnv PILL Co,, Toronto. Remember, Free Distribution One Day Only, at beadman & McCall's Drug Store ^ON• - SATURDAY, MAR, 21, T ISSELS POST BGUSO & IIALLIDAY, ALWAYS THE CHEAPLST. The same goods fur less Money, Better goods, for the same money, than elsewhere, Has made this Store what it is, The Greatest Store in Brussels, WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD, Never have been ; Never will be ; Not in the Store—Not on your life ; in the paper, yes 1 We don't advertise dollar goods for 50c. unless they are here. Some do and what do they give you ? Not dollar goods, but goods that we sell all the time at 40c. to 50c. Those who indulge in such practices must be knaves who take the publics for fools, but you can't fool all the people all the time, and those stores which are run on the lines, "the people want to be humbugged," are built on sand and will sooner or later be swept away by the common cense of Brussels people. Special Tis Week I 2 pieces very heavy 47 inch all wool Black Cashmere, the kind you have often paid 75c for, these go at 50c, ° 2 pieces 56 inch pure Linen Satin .,Damask Table Linen, the kind you pay 40e for elsewhere, our price 25o. 5 pieces 86 inch Bleached Cotton, the kind you pay 12oc for, our price, IOc. Compare prices. 20 pieces Heavy Factory Cotton, the kind you have paid 7c for, special price 5o. 5 dozen Ladies' Long Waist Corsets, the best shown in town. 18,, 18D6 When goods are years behind the age, Like some old fitshioned Block, That stands forgotten on the shelf— 'Tis helf,_.'Tis then called Bankrupt Stook, Moth eaten tul's and shoddy shoes, And caps that gi ve a shook, With other si.ifiilar refuse, Comprises Bankrupt Stock. Our Goods are new, their value real, Froin neck tie to a sock, We hold them not from year to year As that makes Bankrupt Stock. Fresh goods will always take the lead Ahead of Bankrupt Stock, Our prices never go to seed Their down to solid rook, Smith 4' ✓I!ThLcl<rem. l� JusI r':; eceived Dress Goods, New Flannelettes, New Cottons, Cottonades, New Boots and Shoes, New Clothing, New Spring Hats. 1 50c Corset The largest stock we have ever shown. Iii{lemt Price for Produce. a Eighast Price Paid for Putter and Pgai S=mith & McLaren. ---- ill tl The undersigned is prepared to attend to all work intrusted to him in a prompt and work- manlike manner in Carriage Painting, Sign Writing, House Painting and Decorating. All work under my personal ULSTERS and. OVERDO A -TS at ous eductions A great many people are prejudiced against Readymade Clothing. They have got it into their Clothing beads s that en8nnfacturedare t out of WcHOLE CLO, look TH of theand sLat stdPatte nsmost andcases Designs is are right. Cue the latest scientifically approved machinery, and made by skilled work people, and we haveclnott ha poor garment in the store. They are Made on Honor, Sold on Merit, supervision and satisfaction as- and for Style, Fit and Quality cannot be beaten and seldom equalled. We are selling them and that sured.• • lively too at prices that cannot be duplicated in this County. Tilis stock will not last long and all are Now is the time to get your earnestly invited to call ere the Size and Pattern they might select is gone. buggy or cart repainted for next Spring. PRICES MODERATE. W. J. WAKE Taint Shop on King et., Brussels, License District or 1100 Fast liding of Heron. To the Tavern -Keepers and Rhop- Keepeirs and Others whom it may 001308rn. 1NOTIOn ie hereby giver that APPLICATIONS for LICENSES tor the Bale of Liquor in the EAST RIMS OF HURON for the Melettge year 1800.07, which marine 000 on the 1st day of 310av nest, will bo re• calved by the undersigned from the present date up to Wednesday, April 1, 1896 inetaelve. Applicants mutt fbrnieit the DEMOS of two gond an,l ettlOetent sureties as bondsmen at the time of making application. Any applloaut for a naw Henn must fin, DUI) entlltlet to voteba eleetieusyfor the Legislative Assembly in the Polling flub. Division in which the premises sought to be licensed are situated, and the said mnlority cleatore,,lW o aro et the time of of atlpli- cation reldente within tb a said Polling hub, diyleion. arra. R. MXI,Li;%L, 14,00030w5, rob,10, 3890, Lowman. Dress Goods ! Our stook is Large, Varied and Carefully Selected, and contains, as well as a choice selection of High Grade Goods, an extensive range of Lower Priced Goods in all the Latest -Shades and Patterns, and is being sold at prices that will soon clear the entire stock. All kinds of Linings and Trimmings to match. IN LADIES' MANTLES We Compare with Mr, McGowan as Follows : Ur. McGowan's price $12.00 our price $6.00 Mr. McGowan's price $10.00 our price $5.00 7.00 " 4.00 A few Cheaper lines proportionately Iteclucecl. These aro extraordinary Bargains for those who are quick enough. Den's Long Boots, women's and Oliildren's Shoes. In Men's Long Boots we can't be beat and. have all Sizes and Qualities. An un- limited variety of Women's and Children's Shoos and all being sold at Reduced Prices to clear the whole lot out, In this clepartniont we are showing some Genuine Bargains. ' Staples. We have just passed into stook now Shirtiugs, Cottonades, Denims, Cottons, Flannelettes, Carpet Warps, Prints, eta, all going at unusually Close Prices. We are offering Special Bargains in Lace and Chenille Curtains, Curtain Net, Carpets and Rugs Our stock "of GROCER! ES is Complete, Fresh and Reliable. We want all the good ]Meat, Butter, Lard, Eggs, Dried Apples, 1les, Tallow, etc., c. will allow the Highest Price in Trade, for all of which we A. vfl, dt Y v Fj ' GARFIELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS.