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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-5-15, Page 5I/' ld MAx 15, 1.890 erne lnetts Court or Revision and township Ooun• nil will be held hero on Teoeday, 200h lust, Don't forget the visit of the Travelling Dairy on Saturday afternoon of this week, at the 7.'nw`nehip Hall, Everybody made welcome, The politioai pot lebeginning to boil, apd as polling day draws near greater in. tercet will ne doubt he manifested. Ethel will de well far De, McDonald. David Mine pulled a sample of Color. ada Spring wheal on May 12th, from a field sown an April 10th, that measured' •183 iagbes in length. The growth this Sprrn$ hoe boon ehuply wonderful. riaXolet3vvorUk. Mee, J. Stewart is atill very low. d. Menzies and Mies A. McKee awl) Sunday with their nolo in BlueVale, R. Oliver, of Trowbridge, is engaged in the cheese factory bare for the season. Mies Irwin, of Winkharn, a000mpanied by Mies Kerr, is visiting Wanda in titre locality. Tho several teachers from this .vicinity attended the toaobere' convention at Sea•, forth last week. Owing to the illness of relatives Mrs, Hood and son left for their home in Michigan on Friday. Rev. Mr. Coburn delivered a very able lecture in the Methodist (Murrill on Tome. day, the subject being "Romaniem and its relation to eduoation." Leaicliburv. D. Robb, I. P. S., paid an offioial visit to S. S. No. 9, Mogillop,,some time ago, and reports everything in excellent con. dition, Several new bioyolos have been brought in around here. They are all "Red Birds" and their riders are well pleased in every way with them. A. Oousloy, of Brussels, made the sales. Several of our farmers have finished seeding. This is very early to finish from the time soediog began, and judging from the way some ground was put in we may expect a vigorous growth of thiatles anyway. We are sorry to say that Thos. David. son bashed a vary disagreeable time with one of his eyes for three or four months. It was hurt very simply, a stink hitting it while chopping, but ever einoe it bas gob worse and ib Is hard to say if he will ever have the right use of ib again. Wm. Rae has returned to Toronto to take the examination. It lasts about three weeks. We have good hopes that he will be suooesoful, when we think bow he passed the first year last Fall in full, without the aid of a teacher, and now has the benefit of a term's tuition e,t the Varsity. What is the use of passing a By-law prohibiting animals to run on the road 7 There seem to be jaet as many as ever. We were hoping this year that the road would be free from wattle and sheep, which make it so very uncomfortable for passengers on foot or wheeling, but there are some people who are violating the law yet by turning everything on to the high. way. Ii1-vtfa. Quarterly meeting in the Methodist church on Sunday. R. Howard, sr., is attending Goderich as a juryman this week. Thursday being Ascension day service was held in Trinity ohurob in the even- tnQ pile a number drove through this burg on their way to the circular town on Monday. W. Clegg, of Wingham, Returning of- ficer for East Huron, was in town last week on offioial business. On Friday evening the young people of St. Andrew's Presbyterian churoli held an At Home in the basement. W. Begley, shoemaker, has been con- fined to the hones for the past few days but is so far recovered as to be out again. The public schools were closed for a couple of days last week owing to the teachers' convention being in session in Seaforth. The members of the I. 0. F. have re- ceived an invitation to be present wiih their brethren in Belgrave on the even. ing of Jane 1st. A gang of men from Grey township have been busy the past week moving the Morris Agricultural building from the old grounds to the new. "Wl oxetes.-. J. J. Gilpin and wife, of Brussels, were in town last Friday. MoTavish & Hilbourn are putting an awning in front of their store. Wroxeter junior football team play with Harriston juniors this week. Three Italians discoursed sweet musio to our villagers Wednesday morning. A Clifford artist has been decorating the windows of several of our business places. Principal Wilson is sporting a now wheel, a "Common Sense," of Goderich manufaoture. Miss Laura Brawn, who has been visit- ing in Exeter for several weeks, returned homes on Friday. J. A. Barnard wheeled to Ingersoll last Saturday and enjoyed a few days with Robt. Elliott, formerly of Wingham. The Misses Thompson are removing their dressmaking establishment into the store recently occupied by W. C. Haile. wood. i.+t'Messrs. Monroe and Gibson, M. P. P., attended a meeting of the Exeonbive of the Reform Assoolablon of East Heron, in Brussels, on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Lizzie Campbell, of the 0th of Turnberry, joined fortunes with Wesley Bently, of Blyth, on Wednesday. Rev. Mr. Hartley, of ]3lnovale, tied the knot. Robb. and Thos, F. Millar attended the Grand Connell of the Royal Aroanicm which meets at Niagara this week, Thos. F. went as a delegate from Wrox- eter Conned No. 1000, and Robb. as Dis• kid Deputy, The Wroxeter eohool boys are getting their =sole up and promise to give the Brussels Sobool team a drnhbing in the next game played. Oar lads ate unani. mous in pronouncing the Brbseels team a sob of gentlemen. The baseball onthusiastsof our village Met In, Ross' tailor shop and reorganized for the merlon, with the following officers: Pres„ John Barnard ; Vioe•Pree., S. B. Mcgelvie ; Seo„ Biehard Miller; Treas., Wee. Snide ; dept., Robt. Roes. The team will be a oonjunotibn of Wroxeter and Gerrie, They will go to Harriston on the Queen's Birthday; Our teachers were attending the Con• ventlou at Seaterth last week. A. 0, Dame, Jno, Cameron and D.tn. MoDougall left for the Old Country on Wednesday, In 'Marge of a shipment of (rattle. Ruiner says that Ab, will try and import a wife ns ho apparently can't get one hare. Whether look will dome. beak single or doable remains to be seen, hot we wish the boys a ego journey and n pleaoaut dine, Wiltsi;:Iltt en. The Athletio Aesooiatiou have repaired the toupee on their grounds, The Band boys are getting ready for the celebration on the 25th of May, 13„ D. McKenzie was the highest bidder for the weigh 'realm He pays $58 rent, On Monday evening, May 25tH, the "Temple of Fame" will be presented by local talent, under the management of Mies Houghton, Benjamin Wilson, manager of the' Bank of Hamilton, will leave for Winni• peg in June, where he will take charge of the basiness, and will likely bo away for two. years. Express Agent MoGnire ran through an interesting parcel the other day in the shape of a thoroughbred mastiff, the property of Mr, Sovereen, of the Star, Photo. Co„ whloh was shipped to 'him from Delhi. Wingham L. 0. L., No. 704, has al- ready made the necessary arrangements for their. annual Sunday service. The 12th falls on Sunday this year and there- fore the members have decided to attend service on thab day. The service will be held in the Town Hall, at 3:30 p. m„ and Rev. Bro. W. Lowe will address them. Gre v. Splendid prospects for a fruit crop. Tho Star Mills have shut down for this season. David Holmes is in Goderich this week on the Grand Jury.. Township Donnell will be held on Tuesday, 26th inst. Geo. Dunlop and R. Steles of the Star Mills, are on the sink list, Peter MoNab and Wm. McNair, of Hallett, spent Sunday with their parents on the 14th eon. Sunday Sobool in Fulton's school house reopened last Sabbath after a rest daring the Winter. John Knight, lot 17, con, 12, will have an auction sale of surplus farm stook, and lumber, o0 Friday, 22nd inst., aommeno- ing at 1, p. m. F. S. Scott, Brussels, will be the auctioneer. Sermon Rsroni.—The following is the report of S. S. No. 8, Grey, for the month of April; based on general ability, regu- larity of attendance, eta. :—Sr. 4th- Alex. MoTaggart, Stella Strath, Bella MoTaggart, Tillie MoTaggart ; Jr. 4th— Ira Fowler, David Sbiels, Donald Mo- Taggart, Ezra Fowler, Malcolm MoTag- garb, Lizzie McInnes • Sr. 8rd—Willie Campbell, Donald McNair, Aggie Clark, Willie Strath ; Jr. Ord—Anna "Dunlop ; 2nd olass—Bertie Campbell, Ed. McNeil, Jas. Drown, Ethel Molones ; Sr. 1st— Tillie Whitfield, Mamie Gusto. 0. MoIiorosn, Teacher. Ponrrroar,,—lb will be worth the while of every elector in Grey township to re- member that in the Dominion olaotion there are only six polling places, instead of seven as at other elections. The town- shipisdivided at lots 17 and 18, three divisions each aide, as follows : No. 5—Lynn's school house ; No. 6—Cranbrook ; No. 7—Turnbull's school house ; Wiwi No. 8—Spmhouse lan's a ho , No. 9—Ethel No. 10—Duke's school house, By retaining this list considerable incon- venience may be avoided in ascertaining your proper place to vote on June 23rd. Walton. Political affairs are very quiet, but now that meetings are to be held more in- terest will be taken. The cheese factory commenced oper- ations on Monday last, under the super- vision of iter. Holland. A garden party will be 'held ,lb the home of George Christopher on the evening of Wednesday, 27th inst. Brus- sels Band is expected and a good pro- gram in addition. Thos. Clark has sold hie blacksmith shop and dwelling to Eli MoLaughlic, who served his apprenticeship in Brus- sels. The prioe paid was $1,800. We expeot Mrs. McLaughlin will now he brought home, as Mr. Mo. began work Wednesday. The Walton oorrespondent to the Herald took up a decidedly sentimental Armin last week ; and truly we are per- suaded that there has net been in the past, and isnot to -day a theme more articulated to attract the general public than that one dealt with by the Herald soribe. Iu proof of this we take for the first his own testimony. Full well he remembers in the years of long ago bow the nestling and clinging of his fair part- ner made "hopes spring eternal" ; and in proof of the second we take the popu- larity his writings gained for the Herald, the popular salute last week being "Did you see the Herald 0" If the writer had taken up the School question it would have attraction only for the de- mented politioian, but with Love it ie a ease of have been, is, or will soon bo, in ib. It affects all. We glean from his epistle that there is a peoularity about Love, that is, that those once nffeoted are liable to a succession of relapses or at- tacks, It must have been long since his first attack and now we have suilioient ovidsnoe of its return at a very recent date. However thie may be, we would congratulate him on being sufficiently oonvaleecent from the more recent at - Molts to be able to so profioiootly eon. street a sort of "hen -stopper," which be humbly refers to as being "light and durable and doing credit to it's amateur builder." So completely is ho 'under Love's sway that ho found himself not a little jealous of the young man from the Bookies ere he turned his attention to the observing of matters more material than Love. Poor old follow 1 I wonder at you being able to calm yonr troubled brow eeffioiontly to receive that welcome visitant which you speak of as "repose." But exon after you had left the happy couple you mind sestne to have been oonsiderabty olonded, as you missed much of importance io your observiug and made a slight mistake in reference to the record of the fending company. They oan put up 4 rods per day and might be able to roach the 10, if they had not to atop for meals. However titre mistake was but slight and you Will pardon me for the correction. How was it that you missed the chief? Ire is distinguished THE BRU by his bloc, uniform and he also has e peculiar sweep of Lite right leg, whieh is caused by much travel In Ills incessant watolthanese of the village, Then there are the hommpatbue deobore, you did not toll tie abobb them, They treat diseasoe on very sptentidp prinoiplee. Any persalt earning to the village who ehowe stone of that dleeeoe known bo them no "froth. nese," (which,'by.the.way, they consider a very uifoetious ailment) will be treated to medloine, the principle ingredients of whiell are mother earth and Adam's We. Of course we would not dare to insinuate that you needed the attention of either of the above named, although you do epettk of taking a tumble on the sidewalk, but we wondered how it was that you had not mentioned them in your letter, which otherwise Was oo oomprebensiVe, The Travelling Dairy, from the Guelph Agrionitural College, visited our town on Thursday. The yonng man with "gray hair," who was airing our town and himself in the Herald lest week, made a few slight err. tore, He should have said "I am the ohampron jumper of Walton and no person eau beat me on a broad jump, Give honor bo whom honor is due. 1iaCort•ise. Mise Minnie Sharp arrived home from Detroit last Monday evening. Mrs. George Dobson, of Ethel, was visiting ab Thos. Maunders' last week. George Lowry and wife, of Brussels, were visiting at Robb, Souoh's last week. George Jaokee°and John Mooney were ab GoderIoh Luis week attending the Assizes as jurors. The Fife and Drum Band intend hold- ing a garden party at John Mooney'e next Tuesday evening. R. and W. Sheridan of Marquette, Mioh., are visiting relatives and old friends here. They are brothers of Mee. Henry Mooney. A suggestion is offered to at oorrsspood- ent who reported the "plowing bee," advising him to correct his own mistakes before setting other people to rights. The new bridge at Sunshine will not be built until a consultation oan be had with Geo, Parker, as a change of Site is de- sired so aa to shorten the span and strengthen the bridge. Wanes To vers.—As the arrangement and numbers of pollingplaces in Morris for the. Dominion eleotion is not similar to the municipal, the following list will he of praotioal interest to readers of Tns POST. The dividing line is the centre sideroad. The oentre division, Township Hall, runs morose the township, taking all of con. 5 and the north half of con. 6. Polling places will be : No. 17—Gosman's sohool house ; No. 18—Button's school house ; No. 19—Township Hall • No, 20—Iabisber'e school house; No. 21—Jamestown. This gives two polling places in the north, one in the oeutre and two in the south. The numbers oorrespond witb the printed numbers on the Dominion voters' list. OoenaoTlox.—In reference to an item that appeared in Tun Pon last week Oon• corning George Soctt, there are a few points that require correction as they are false. Mr. Scott bas resided in this lo• amity for the past 5 years, sines his re- turn from Manitoba, and good authority eau testify that he has received the best of care and attention both in sickness and health. As to his labor, he had nev- er done any work of any consequence outside of occasional chores, as he saw fit. The property in Manitoba is at the call of Mr. Seat, ran hod represent. ing him, who will settle the money ad- vanced on it. The old gentleman has often been asked by members of his own family, in Dakota, to go and reside with them but he declined, preferring to live here. He left his nephew's of his own accord and in opposition to their wishes and that he is where be is is not their fault. You will confer a favor by pub- lishing the name of your informant, so that those who know the statement to be false may learn who the party is. Sermon Reronr.—Following is the standing of the pupils of S. S. No. d for month of May, in order of merit •—En- trance clsos—Maggie Yaill, 'exhort Wheeler, Lyon Pipe ; Sr. 4th—Wm. Wilson, gate Black, Mary Michie, Liz- zie Miohie, Jos, Yuill, Ann Osntlon ; Jr. 4th—Nellie Wilson, Lillie Hellington, Russel Wheeler, Bert Watson, Edgar Proctor, Wm. ()elation, Jas. Miller ; 3rd claee—Agnes Speir, Robt. Hellingtoo, Ann Spelt, Pearl Pipe, Solomon Cloakey, Martha Cloakey, Stanley Wheeler, Jos. Hanna; Sr, 2nd—Ethel Pipe, Robb. Douglas, Jennie Shedden, Willie Doug- las, Louis Cole ; Jr. 2nd—Bessie son, Andy Hiller, Gusty Wheeler, Lily Henderson, Frankie McCracken, . Annie Henderson, Alex. Stewart, Jas. Mo. Oraolten ; Sr. 1st-9.1ex, Speir, Lennie Wheeler, Thos. Cameron, Ann Douglas, Maggie Sheddeu, Nettie Kellington, Wil- lie Clark, Jas. Michie ; Jr. 1st—Elsie Speir ,EthelWatson, Ernie Cole, Jesse Wheeler, Willie Little, Jno. McCracken, Frankie Little, M, Burnt, Teaoher. WAGS ANL) -, PARTIES intending to purchase a Wager or Buggy will find it to their interest to call and examine my ebook, I world like to dispose of about 00 wheeled rigs title eoasou, and I will guarantee no better glass of work oan be found in town. It is nob neeeseary for me to be telling you every 8 or 4 weeks, through the press, that I turn orb first class work. If my work for ,the last 35 years, spread over Morris and Grey, don't speak to my in- terest there io very little use for me to be blowing my own horn. I think I oan do better for yon„ taking QUALITY and PRICE into consideration, than you can do elsewhere. All old wont Repaired, Painted and Trimtned if required, as low as it oan' be done for first•elass work. I keep a first. olass Painter always on hand. J. WYNN Manufacturer of Carriages and Wagons, Brussels. LS POST yellIslaMsnt'i4 par L vv rrG3" 3'yaam�.....l' earataryATrOs yiifr'... yaila 9fA%D, GREAT, GJOA:TO NOW GOING ON AT THE GARFIELD HOUSE T FTE hundreds who have participated in and profiled by the immense Bargains we are givingwill attest to the genuineness of this sale. Never before have the people of Brussels and surrounding eonntry.had such an opportunity of purchasing High Class Dry Goods for so LITTLE MONEY. Sweeping Reductions in Carpets, Lace Curtains, Woman's and Children's Shoes and Slippers, Tweeds and Readymade Clothing for Boys, Youths and Men, Dress Goods, Linings and Trimmings, and all kinds of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. We have just received a Large Consignment of--.44020---- Lain' fdLadieb' Shirt Waists and Blouses which we ordered March lst. As these goods have just come to hand now they must go into this GREAT SALE. Our ®aced. Clothing Department Is the busiest place in town. Our Low Prices is the cause of this and the perfect fit and very best Workmanship is another factor. Eernember this stook, has been fully assorted with, all Staple DC7, Good's and will be kept so until the end. The Highest Price allowed for good Butter, Home Cured Meat and Eggs. We want within the next 10 days as many Goose Feathers as we can buy. GARFIELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS, litter • aking Under the auspices of the Farmers' Institute of East Huron, The Travelling Dairy Prom the Ontario Agricultural College will exhibit daisy utensils, make butter, test milk and deliver lectures on the manage- ment of milk and cream, the feeding of cows, obu ning, working and packing of Butter, eta., at the following plains : Ooneianae—Temperance Hall, wednesda y, Mn 13th, Walton—byorestore' Hall, Thursday, May 14th Brussels -Town Hall, Friday, May 15th. Ethel—Township Hall, Saturday, May 13th. Fordwlcb—Hall, p'londa ,May 18th, Wroxeter—Town Hall, Tuesday, 0fay 19th. Bluevale—hall, Wednesday, May Seth. Belgrave—Hall, Thursday, Hay Mt. Each meeting commences at 1,30 p m, These meetings are free to all who may come, and you and your family are cordially Invited to attend. The ladies especially are urged tc be present at these meetings. Come and see the Babcock Teeter in operation, and have its working explained to. you. Make a special effort to come. You may .get hints on butter making that will be worth Very much to you, THOS. STEAOHAII, AlEOH. =SLOP, President. secretary. AINTIN3 a The undersigned are prepared to attend to all branches of Painting, including House, Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Work. Paper Ilanging, Xalsomining and Decorating neatly and prompt- ly looked after at mod- erate Prices. We make a Specialty. of Matrufacturing and placing m positron .First -Class Awnings. Orders left at our Paint Shop, formerly used by Messrs. Roddick & Wake, will be attended to with dispatch. Paper hanging Orders may be left with Alessrs.Deaclman io Mc- Call. SAMPLE BROS., PAINTERS. OUR STOCK IS Coffiplete Tlirouglioiit 1 Styles Right and Prices Low. We Invite 'ispeotioi -- Of our fine range of Dress Goods, Prints, Mus- lins, Parasols, Corsets, Gloves and Hosiery. Felt Hats, Straw Hats and Caps, Readymade Clothing for Children, Boys, Youths and Men. Boots and Shoes for all ages. Don't forget our Usual Complete Stock of Man - gel and Turnip Seeds. We Solicit your Patronage and Guarantee Satisfaction. SEASON IS AGAIN NEAR AT HAND AND THE EL WO LEN ftLS Want 50,000 lbs. of Wool for which they will pay the i Highest Prices Cash or Traa.e5 g Wo have enlarged our building to make room for a line of Iteadymade Clothinm Manufactured out of our own make of Goods,. which we claim no Store or Factory can compete with. CAUD111 LIAND SEE FOR NSPYOURSELF ECT U STOOK. AN B. F. Brook & Son r