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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-12-18, Page 4Neve advertisements, Looal--A. Straoitan. Locale—Jae. Walker, Looale--T iMeGregor, Fink PI118—I3r. WI11Iame, Piga for sale—A, Ibaymann. Holiday excursions—G. T, R. The Holiday Whirl—Jae, Fox, 80 Days ab Coet—W. H, Pelton. Orokinole—Deadman & 11ioCaII, Perm for sale—Tbamae'Iteritage,. .& few epeeists-8mitb & McLaren. A Merry Ifmaa—Deadman de MoGall,' Ilvory dollar counts—Rorie & Halliday, Cb.e Mxxtsse1s at, FRIDAY, DEC. 18, 1896. Tea great bone of contention which vetoes the oonoert of 77urope'of any quos. tion with regardto Turkey is Constantin. ople. All the doge snarl if any of them so much as snide towards it. We have little faith in France's soheme for a joint commission for managing Turkish fin. anoe, unless guaranteed by a very differ. entadministration of the empire from that which prevails there. France natur- ally wants a European endorsement upon Turkish bonds, of which she holds more than any other power, seeing that Turkey herself is at the door of insolvency. It is not probable that any joint adminie. tration would get on any better than previous attempts of the same sort, One power willhavo to be made trustee for the rest. Why should this power not be France 7 If she bad in Turkey the same job which Britain has in Egypt with the good will of the powers she would no doubt be proud and happy. She has managed Algiers very well, and would no doubt manage Turkey very well. Tur- key's resources would probably have to be largely, docked, but could be made abundant to meet her liabilities if well managed. There is no other power of which the nations would be lees jealous than France, and her claim would seem to be first from a financial point of view. She is eertainly a safer power to have there than Russia, to whose ambition there it is less possible to set bounds. Turkey in Europe disposed of, there should be less difficulty in assigning the other parts of the Turkish empire to coon• patent and progressive guardianship.— Montreal Witnese. "Wi.oxeter . Thos. Gibson, jr., was in Toronto the early part of last week. Rev. 11r. Anderson exchanged pulpits svithRev. Mr. Malcolm, of Teeswater, last Sunday. Mies Alice Walker, of Niagara, is visit- ing her grandmother, Mfrs. Allison Gib- son, at the present time. Barry Nay, eon of Samnel Nay, got the back of his hand badly out the other day while chopping in the bush. A scarf drill by eight young ladies from Harrietoa High school, will be one of the features at the publio school oon- cort here, on the 18th. Rev. Dr. McTavish, pastor of Central Presbyterian church, Toronto, is to be bere the second Sabbath in January for the anniversary service.. Oar popular Reeve Sanders bas an- nounced that he will stand as a candidate for the County Council. Mr. Sanders has had a long experienoe in comity council work and we feel sure that the electors of this divieion coaid not look after their own interests better than by electing him as one of their members. Public notice is hereby given by Joseph Cowan, nominating offioer, that a meet- ing of the electors of County Connell Di- vision No. 8 composed of the municipal• ities of Howiok, Tornberry and Wroxeter, will be held in the Town Hall, Wroxeter, on Monday, the 21st day of December, 1896, at the hour of one o'clock p. m., for the purpose of nominating candidates to represent them in the County Conned of the County of Huron for the years 1897 and 1898 and that in case a poll is demanded and allowed in the manner by law prescribed, euoh poll will be opened on the 4113 day of January, 1897, in each of the polling enh-divisions at the time and place fixed by by-law in the munici- palities in the said County Division. J 9orrl,e_ Mrs. James Watson is recovering from her recent illness. John Agin has purchased a pore bred Berkshire boar from James Snell, of Htllett. ' Sam. Love has returned from a trip to Michigan, whither he had gone to spy out the land. Rev. W. T. Hall, of Belgrave, exchang- ed pulpits with Rev. D. Petrie, of Wing. ham, last Sabbath. Mise Victoria Gordon, of Whitby, sig. ter of Mee. (Rev,) W. T. Hall, le visiting et the mange in Belgrave. Gruelling grain kud cutting feed is he. corning quite a general practice amongst our farmers. It will no doubt tell against the millers in town, Mrs. Track B,iinee has gone on a visit to relatives at Victoria, B. C., where she expeale to spend a few months. We wish her an enjoyable trip. The auction elle of farm stook, eta„ belonging to Wrn. Martin, ineolvent, of the 2n1 eon., was largely attended on Tueeday afternoon of this week. Word has been received to the effect that Meld, eon of Wm, Geddes, of the 3rd line, had died in British Columbia recently and that the body would be for- warded to Wingham for burial, A muoioal and literary entertainment will be given in S. S. No. 8 by the pupils and others on Tuesday afternoon of next weep. Reeidente of the section are epee - fatly invited. No charge will be made. Taylor brothers, of the West gravel road, will hold an exteneive auction sale of farm stook, &c , on Friday afternoon of this week. We understand that they are giving rip farming and may go to Jeanne. Mre, Sheridan has left the family residence and after visiting her daughters, Mrs. J. Diment, of Blnevale, and Mrs. J. Watson, of Paisley, will go to Michigan where she will reside with other members of the family. T. Miller and wife are boob Mader the 01108 018 pbYeloien at Elreseut, echW lioiheitaprahedin the Meldet eerlaB. grave and %wahine iset Sabbath, James Onok hoe secured 11 poeition aa teacher' in East Lamblon for 3807, We wish him success in the profession of his (Moine, W. J. Hawthorn, of Deloraine, Man., le here on a visit with relatives and old friends, It 10 9 years eines Air. Haw• a n 1 v thorn went Weet d h and the Nulty have done fairly well, L. Euttan, formerly of Morrie, the suceeesful fox bunter, has obtained six foxes this fall in hie vicinity. He is an excellent shot, and a fox hoe not mnoh ohanoe of escaping when Air. Ruttan has the gun in hie hand, The two young men who drove .5e miles West of Brueeole that Sunday night through the mud and called at a girl's home to aak for a stray horse, co an ex. Ouse to see her, had better not repeat their visit if they think of their own good. Belgrave will have its elms 01 enter, tainmente next week. On Tuesday even- ing the Presbyterian Sunday school will hold forth. On Thursday evening the English ohnroh and on Friday evening the Methodist. The first mentioned will be free to all with silver collection in aid. of the Sunday school. Letretoervel. R. Rutherford returned borne from New York and has resumed his practice. Mrs. Rutherford has also returned to town. Listowel is one of the places mentioned In which both railway companies have agreed to withdraw their down town agencies. A telegram was received from: Ottawa by the postmaster here withdrawing the permission of the Postmaster General for the removal of the post office to the old Bank of Hamilton building. The Anniversary services of theMetho. diet cherub will take plaoe on Sunday and Monday, Dec. 20th and 21st. Rev. E. B. Lancley, of London, will preach on Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. A monster tea will be served on Monday evening, 21st, and n lecture entitled "Ten days in London," will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. Williams. Rev. J. A. Morrison and Mrs. Morrison of Toronto, were in town last week hav- ing Dome up to attend the wedding of Mrs. Morrison's brother, John Nichol, manager of the Bank of Hamilton at Lucknow, son of the late Dr. Nichol. of this town, which event took place on Wednesday, at Lnoknow, the bride being Mise Boyd, of that town. Court Listowel No. 519, Independent Order of Foresters met and elected the following officers for the ensuing year O. G. Burger, 0. R. ; R. Stainton, V. C. R. ; J. E. Allen, R. S. and F. S. i M. McGillivray, Treas. ; B. Witter, Chap. ; I. Allen, S. W. ; T. Weetrope, J. W. ; E. Jermyn, S. 33. ; C. Barber, J. B. ; A. St, Geo. Hawkins, 0. D. H. 0. R. ; W. E. Dingman, M. D., Court Physician. The rreideuce of John Laird on Main street east was'burned to the ground at an early hour Friday morning, meet of the contents being oleo destroyed, Since Mr. Laird left for the Northwest some few weeks ago his son Joseph has been the sole occupant of the home. The let. ter was only awakened by the noise of the fire in time to escape from the bgrning building. The fire le supposed to have caught front a defective due. The houge and consents were insured in') the Arias Co. for 93.25. A night or twc4 preform the kitchen of Arthur Ellis' house. in the same vicinity was partly'-d5etroyed by fire. Nominations for Saskatchewan took place at Prince Albert, The only nom- inees were Thos. 0. Davie and John R. McPhail, both Liberals. The nominees for the North Brandon vacancy in the Manitoba Legislature are A. C, Fraser (Liberal) and A. Postlethe- write (Independent Patron). Hon. Mr. Fisher is going to Washing- ton to see what modifications ow be made of the quarantine relations between the two countries on horses and cattle. The jury in the case against Franois Clark and John A. Bradley, living at Caledon East, for conspiring to defraud the creditors of Bradley, found the prisoners guilty. Cod Liver Oil Yon have probably been advised by your Physician to take Ood Liver Oil. This is the season when the taking of this flesh -producing Oil is most desirable, If the Pure Cod Liver Oil is too disagreeable in taste for you just try the Home Health Emulsion and you will find that dis- agreeable taste bidden. This Emul- efan contains 50% of the Pure Oil so you have a much stronger Emulsion than is usually found. It is pleasant to take and pertain in its action. FOR SALE BY : Deadman & McCall, Druggists, Opticians and Booksellers, 73RUssELs, ONT. ON Christmas and New Year's Between all Stat one in Canada SINGLE FIRST --CLASS FARE Good going Deo, 24th and 25th, valid for return on or before Deo. 201,11, or Deo. 31st and Jan. let, valid for return on or before Jan. 2nd, 1807. Single Eii-s -class Farr mrd Une-third Good going Deo. 23rd, 24th and 25113 or Deo, Both, 31st and Jan. let, valid for return on or before Jan. 4th, 1807. SCHOOL. VACATIONS. Single lrire .claw Fare end ihte-ntlrvl Good going Dee, 11th to 24th, valid for return on or before ,Jan. Iitb, 1897, on preesntabion and surrender of standard certificate, T. N. T111)NDALL, C+. T, R. Agent, Brenda. TEE BRU;S ;T!L POST DEC. 45. 13��. 4,3paiNiret4iagW,Rp,,. _. z'AvPr;� 7.44"' Now is the time to buy your` Pall Whorl, 78 . ,--*.. .......w .. w., Th t•leY," , fens,., R .,..,.,...,, PBae (large) Oats The Montreal Herald bas been ohanged into an livening paper, Premier Greenway and Hon, Air. Sifton left Winnipeg for Ottawa on Wednsadsy. At the 040101 the Premier will meet the Doughtier; Cabinet to die. la005 tmini9ration pians, The nominations to fill bbe vacant scat in the Commons for Cornwall and Stor. moat took place at Newington, Air. Snelsingor is the Liberal candidate, and Air, Leitch the Conservative, Hon. Wm, Patereon apolce at the nomination, Willie Jordan, en old colored man, de. eirsd to marry a young mulatto girl' of twelve years at Wiodeor, The girl was dressed up and taken before 110 issuer of licensee, before whom Jordan swore she wag eighteen. 'The old man has just Hoge, Live beep found guilty of perjury by a jury. Dreseed Hoge Putter, tubs and rolls Fgge per doeen ..,...., 'loth' Iter barrel Potatoes ((ler bag) Hay per , ..,,., Hideo trimmw i Hideo tough Salt per but„ retail,,, Sheep skins, Saab Lamb skins each Apples Per bbl i9 0 40 i4 54 00 11 12 18 18 400 480 26 7 00 8`00 5 511 4 1 00' 00 50 15 40 20 4 60 4 C0 SpecialSpecial_13.argains Will be given during the Holiday season,in Fancy Dry Goods, Fresh, Choice Groceries, Seasonable Fruits, Candies, &o A nice lot of Novelties suitable for SATISFACTION ASSURED. gifts are to hand. at Low Prices. Strictly One Price, Skene. Always the Lowest Ti ,E FALL THS There is a time for all things and the time is here for our annual clearance of Readymacle Mantles. Every year about the 1st of December we commence to clear out our Mantle stock, and letting go time is around once more. This season's Mantle business has been exception ally good, and we want to wind it up by •clearing out every garment in the house. We want to do it at once for the Christmas rush will soon be upon us. Just note three things about them.:—The prices ; that every one is this season's garment ; and that if you want the choice the best time to come is as soon after you read this advertisement as you can, This is how we aro Going to sell them ; 03,00 $5,00 $5.26 6,60 Buys Ladies' Black Freize Cloth Mantles that have been $5.00 all season. Just seven of them at this price left. Buys Ladies' Tweed and Nigger -head Mantles in black or colors. All newest styles, perfect in fit and have been selling at $6.50 to $7.25. Buys Ladies' Fine Beaver Mantles in black only. New and stylish goods that were A 1 value at original price, and at new price are a decided bargain ; were $7.00 your choice now $5.25. Buys Ladies' Beaver and Bough Cloth Mantles in black or brown. This lot includes our best goods—lines that we sold at $8.50. They are stylish goods, the nobbiest we have had, and are, for value, worth every penny of the original price, but we must empty the Mantle Rack and you have your choice at $6.50. These Reductions are Genuine. We make them simply as a matter of business, for it pays us better to let them go now than to run any risk of carrying them into next year. Jo SO Dry Goods and Groceries. usels Having been i'efitted with new machinery on the Plan Sifter system, we are now prepared to sup- ply customers lthflour that at cannot be equalled by any other system of milling, We have also got things in good shape for chopping, Co. U l=�G 'rist.a .�t s .'t ,ocertD We have all our new goods in, consisting of Desert Clzbster .Raisins Selected Raisins, andTriso � for tC4NE Fine Currants, zrse. Orange, Lemon and Citron Peels, put up by Crosse Sv Blackwell Extracts and Pure Spices' Finest Almonds, shelled and unshelled, Walnuts and Filberts, AT BALLATyNE'S GROCERY. AT -410132.---- W. . H n LTO 'S STAR RESTAURANT. Large stock of Montreal goods to be given away The cutest Stook of Confectionery ever Chown in Brnssclsl EVERYTHING IN STOCK TO PLEASE THE CHILDREN. OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE GROCMRI JS -0C—_,-7=CHEAPER THAN EVER.-. -=0- 111111.:$1014113.02.110:1111S=.1.633=1.0.1:191:5191011.500.1107i1•11,051911T0 062.1301100111k w CIALS 18 Men's Good Union Tweed Overcoats, with strong linings, perfect fitting, sizes 36 to 42, well worth $5.00, very special at $2.65. 14 Men's all wool Frieze Ulsters, strong union linings, sizes 36 to 44, fit as well as ordered goods, well worth $7.50, very special at $5.60. 9 19, pairs Boys' Union and all wool Tweed. Knicker Pants, for boys age 6 to 12, well made in every respect, well worth from. 60c. to 75e. Very special at 37zc. FA RME should always remember that grain ground with stones is very much better for feeding stock than that crushed with metal discs or rollers and costs 310 more. Th,e best of Flour, Graham Flour, Cracked Wheat, Oatmeal and all hinds of Mill Feed constantly omv hand cct' Ross' Flour & Feed Mills. 33 pairs Men's Heavy Overshoes, with iblack wool lining, sizes from 6 to 11, a bargain at $1.25, very special at 99c. 48 Men's fall 16 oz. all wool Rib Shirts alldtDrawers, flesh and grey colors, good value at 65c., very special at 50c, 68 T'Ien's all silk Ties, light and dark colors, were 25c., 80e. ancl 35e., your choice of the lot for 15e. 86 Boys' Imitation Persian Lamb Caps, the regular 40c. kind, special at 25e. 17 Youths all wool Suits, with long Pants, perfect fitting with strong linings, sizes 30 to 35, well worth .$4.50, very special at $3.35. 24 pairs Men's Strong Union Tweed Pants, "all sizes," and well made, you would think them a bargain at $1.00, very special at 790. 22 Boys' and Youths' Melton and Worsted Overcoats nicely fin- ished with velvet collars, sizes 28 to 35, well worth from $4.50 to $7.50, your choice for $3.65. 36 pairs Women's Split Peg Bals, sizes 3 to 7, well worth from $1.00 to $1.25, your choice for 75c. iliort's 4 -ply Collars, now goods, 2, 2 and 23; .inches high, sizes 140 to 17, very special at 2 for 25c, Handkerchiefs for Christmas, very large assortment, the bast value we have ever shown, from 1c. to $1.25. 38 yards Table Linpn, 54 inches wide, the regular 30c. kind, special at 22c. Remember we aro going out of Tweeds and selling them at and below Wholesale Prices. Wo pay Highest Prices for, your Produce. Worsteds and are & McLaren.