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117(31(3e tiyo.*tlx. ! was held In the Orvtu;!3 11'.11 un friday v:,enu in from Pei -ley where she hoe been
,flex. Huotb is recovering from 1116 evening* fltlh lust, After trailed ting the 111 mare.,) of a tuidie •ry (+stabliehment,
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1,.,ver111 bn14131S and URI 'u"1)beat' report J,1'.. Niel elawl who has b en in Cali.
Mrs, W. 11urrey,ofI tieley, was "VIM; 1(1.1 04,4 .1(1.0.V.11lir.,. M M.17M.171.1/0111'.i i'� coin for a year or 00 bee returned. Ito
Gahan very ill, while visiting her father, P. D. 111. was eelkd to the chair for the leake as if the Oountl'Y agreed with him.
eimdiuu 4)C ulli0l•rs, The following were A lecture teas delivered in Jaelteonat
,hurrah lost Tumidity roaming by Rev,
114„tin 1' nt'I. of Ihhumnlnu, 11(33 e11/-
juo4 was ” 11o111101•'Cell(ee of the Alrler18an
Weir." The reverend gentleman eremite
from actual ,xpurieece, Two other
let:tnres will be given during the 4ea9011,
L'roueods will be applied to extension oa
horse sheds.
ANo'rntn 01.1, Sanwa Lusa,--On Sat-
urday morning last the spirit of Hinition
Deka tools its flight. A short illness of
(Mout tt week's duration p needed elle
death. In person he nes a kind and
obliging neighbor and he lived a very
cion,' life. ")31cs:e l ere the dead who
die in the Lord,' The fenemal Wok
place m1 11114nday, the interment beteg
made at Molesworth cemetery. 'rile de -
0008W was 61 yea's, 11 mouths and 10
days of ago.
H1lirweeeell,,•--1,3101 Saturday Capt.
John and Is, Al ate Joseph attempted to
cross the raging ;4laitlnml on the "City
of Brussels," loaded with hardw,m 0.
The vessel set sail all right and the soy•
age promised to be a short and plet0ant
one but when almost in sight of the har-
bor she foundered on a rock. '.L'hu mate
fell into the ragn e) made but the alaptein
clung t0 the spar and though immet'sed
in %miter as the nobs ve-sal settled hp
gallantly, like brave John Maynard,atuuk
to WO post, and short y after got safely to
land. The mate also managed to escape
from a watery grave and, sailor like, has
told more than one of the dancers to be
met by those who do business upon the
great waters. The friends of the ship•
wreaked mariners are constrained to
sing :
11001rs and storms they'll fear no more
When on andtiaud'8 rooky shore
Drop the amber, furl the sail
Although a110140(1 they're safe again.
ExMi1N'a'rrol ANu Pn148INTAR[ON,—'P130
public exlimmatiOn fn S S. No. 5 was
hold on Ftida.y, 18th dost. Toe teacher,
Mr. Blrtekwell, 33(10 assisted by Messrs.
Bleak, Wood, Tough, Miss Ross, Miss
Sellers and Miss Eadie, The pupils
proved by their ready and correct
answers that the work dune by their
teacher was thorough. A spelling match
No.5
which 12
u
tock pence in pupils of P
were pitted against it dozen from No. 3,
The latter won after a hard babble. Re•
freshmenls were provided by the people
of the suction. Mr. Blackwell, who
leaves the school, wad presented with a
purse containing $15; accompanied by a
complimentary address. The reoipd•ut
replied in appropriate terms. James
Russell occupied the chair and called up.
on Joseph Clegg, F. Wood, Jno. Nether.
ly and Jae. Lawrence for short speeehe0,
giving credit to both pupils and teacher.
Votes of thanks were passed to all who
assisted. 141r. Blackwell has been a uni-
versal favorite. He goes to Ottawa Nor•
mal school next year. His successor
will be U. MoFaddoo.
Lost Friday the examination was beta
at Andersou's school, 4th line and was
one of the suooessful evetts of the season.
'rhe visiting teavher0 rind ex -teachers
present were Mossre. Black, Hogg, Me -
McColl arid lineabtel. The
various tette through x111011 the pupils
were passed showed Mutt tee education
received is nut superficial by any mens,
The wants of the innream'. were 0011
attended 1o, in feet sem. of the waiters
grave young gentlemeu tea both inside and
out. Afr. Black Wee voted to the chair
and a nmeical and literary program 11.110
given by the pupils. Misses Reid,
Strachan aur] Sample and Jas. Bowmen
ooitrihnted several eeleotiona of instru• I, ,
mental musics in good style. Addresses
were made by teachers Day and Me- 1
Lauuhlin. 119r Day has done good work l
in the sohool and the people of the sec- g p;p��, �+ wt�tE! BLOCK,
sec -
Non are sorry to part with him. The j LAIRD'S NEW
following were the scholars who' took i Next door to T. Fletcher'S
part :—aooitations—Ja0. AndersonRob-
bis Bowman, William Bryan, 'Eddie I Jewellery Store, I am pre
Caution, Maggie Canton, Alex. Arm.
J'o!cr Hteivart,
The Mom -worth 6011001 Board has en-
ga„••: 17-, K133'',od,uf Lis401V01, 110 thole
te110134)r for the miming year.
Jauo,s Vallee has gut 1110 (oufr11401 or
building 0140 of the fine., faetorim in the
Dominion ,at it 00111 of $2,8111 and it will
have a000inodation for 2,000 cheeses,
The enntraat for the new ohe000 fan•
tot): of ;lieloswortll was lot 011 Saturday
12tH inst. Mr, Vance, of Mnlemet:di,
000111ing tie brick work, Bamford, Bras„
of .Listowel, the carpenter work, and
Bricker hardware Co. the tin wont.
111 arra,
A. L. Budge is home for the Christ-
mas holidays.
J. Meiklejohn, blacksmith of Moles.
worth, is hOlidaylig et his old home du
Morris.
The I. 0. G. T. concert on Thursday
night was a success both -financially and
socially.
A shooting match, of widen Frank
VanNorulan is manager, will bo held
here on Christmas day,
The annual tea•meoting in connection
with iho Belgrave Methodist Olhltc0ll will
be held on Wedne•11ay, Dee. 30,
Miss Obristie Halliday, who has been
attending the Normal sehool at Ottawa,
is home for the Christmas holidays.
3. Banana Jas. Lawrence, who have
been working in Bradford, 1'a., for two
yeses past are expected home for Christ-
in(aa,
A.t'tvoocl.
Rankin family concert in the Town
LIall, Atwood, on Christmas night.
Service will b0 110)1 in St. Alban's
ohurah on Christmas day, at 11 a. m.
At the regular annual meeting of the
Elms Conservative A0eo0iatiou all the
old officers were elected namely ;—Dr. J.
,t. Hamilton, President ; S. S. Rothwell,
Vioo•Presidont; Young Coulter, Seo.-
Treas.
Frons Sept. 1st, 1801, to Deo. 12th,
1801, ioclussive, 51,020 bushels of grain
were unloaded at the Atwood elevator,
forpaidi
which was 622,J
25. The bulk
of the stem was paid to the farmers of
Elia township,
Geo. Hort, the proprietor of the daily
Maga betweeu Atwood and Mitchell, s4)•
tared an action against Will Merryfiold,
of Molkton, for alleged wilful obstruct•
ion of the progress of Her Majesty's
mails. The suit came up before P. M.
Flagg, of Mitchell, on Friday bast, and
rues dismissed with ooets to plaintiff.
dimwit for the current year
'rh.', 0410 ,1, 1311 114,
,John O .Isley, Dy. 111.
AI. alorrison, Chap,
Ohms. (lase, ReO, Hon,
1L. II. Ferg0sou, (rein -Seo,
Jae, Kelly, Treeot,
\Vol, 1I. 6101111, Sec.
Jos. Love, 'Tyler
J, Ramie. lot onnlinitte0ma',
D. Crawford and "
A. (','144)1, 3rd
D, Johnston, Ith
IL Primer, rah
After the (141i0ers were installed by Pmt
District MAet01'' 31nt','ison, a SU 14/0C wits
served in their !tall and an euloyablo
time spent by all. "God save the Queen,"
brought rho meeting to a elm. This
Lodge is in a pr0Hperone 1ondi11011. '1'1311
anneal Go, 01001(3(0 of \'13'9t lloron ie to be.
held in Walton on the Oreb Tuesday in
Feb, 1802, Permanent members of 2:62
are t —.13. II. Ferim0011, D. Al. ; 111. Mor
risnn, 1?, D. M, ; Jas. Fulton, P. Af, ; 11.
lla,niltou, P. 31.
(Jv:rubvool[.
Nomination here on Weedily of next
week.
Sehocl closed for Christmas holidays
lael Tuesday.
The trustees are ndvortiaing for nn
assistmt teacher.
A New Ye td's ball and supper twill be
given at the Zimmer hotel.
Renew your sebeeription to 'Pim Posy
if you want the Ioe141 end distinct news
for 1892.
It is hinted that rho Crooks Act is not
very rigidly enforced hero, especially the
Sunday clans,' and the one referring to
sales to minors.
The Slemmon farm, adjoining Orem
brook village, was sold be W. M. Sinclair,
Brussels, to William Perry, of Grey
township, for the sum of $5,500. It is
fine farm, with comfortable buildings
and improvements and was one time
valued at $7,000.
G. Perry, well known here, and °et-
cher, of Armada, had a cat0h-a0•eat1h-
inn wrestling mato!
at Almost,\lick.
,
Wednesday evening of last week.
Perry was to throw Catcher three timer'
in 45 minutes. The first fall was secured
in two minutes, the second in 28 and the
third could not be made. Considerable
money changed hands on the result.
Liaatio w el.
La Grippe has made its appoaranoe
again.
J. A. Haokliug is in the field as a
candidate for Reeve.
Tho Salvatiou Army intend leaving a
big time on Ohristmas day, an army wed-
ding being one of the attractions.
The rink has not yet been opened but
the fkalero have been making gond use
of largo sheets of fi.dd ice adjoining
10314(1.
The station house safe was blown open
lest Tuesday night and 2120 scoured by
the craoksnlen, rhe bnrglare were
there (phly up to their buaillr031.
The rain and duo storm on Tuesday of
lif-t week played havJo with the tele
graph and tcl"ph'nt0 wires, ousting off
communication for 0 time, On the rail-
way telegraph lino between Listowel and
Stratford he posts were
ore(l
down
fur „bunt two miles.
Mr. Mowat, of the Iligh School, and
\1100 Can1p1131', trochee in the Public
School, have resigned their situations
and leve at the 011400 of the term dim
Campbell has 0001(101 113 0itnati"u at
Loomiugtov at an advanced salary. Mr.
Mowat, ,ve understand, intends resuming
his uuivereity work.
lV ail Lost.
The annual meeting of the cheese fac-
tory was bold last Tut sday.
Alias Wallet Kirkby, hiss Smillie and
Jae. Diemen, of this neighborhood, have
sueeesofudy passed the Model and are
qualified to teach.
On New Year's night the annual tea
meeting 10 the Methodist 0huroll will be
held. After tea addresses are expected
from Rev. W. Baugh, of Trowbridge,
Rev. D. Forrest, of Walton ; Rev. Wee
ley Casson, of Seaforth ; and W. H. Herr,
rr,
of l3rn-eels. The chair will be 000upied
by Dr. Smith, of Sealortlt. Good mueio
by the clluroh choir and others.
The following are the officers eleoted
and Metalled at the annual meeting of
L. 0. L. 815, Winthrop James Hor-
nay, W. AI. ; Wm, Dynan, D. M. • Robb.
Scarlett, lt000rding Rooretary ; Anthony
Boyd, Treasurer ; William A. Johnston,
Financial Secretary ; John Searlett Chap.
Lade : William Bullard, Director of Gore -
mutes ; John Bullard, Lecturer ; Robb.
Beatty, Hobert Brotherson, Robert Boyd,
David MoOutohen, Francis Robertson.
0088143'1.—'the benefit 00neert, under
the atlspi008 of T. A. Hawkins, was hold
on Elie evening of the 23rd, 'filo collapse
of the platform canoed quite a furore for
a time but quiet being restored the pro-
gram was proceeded with. Proceeds $30.
RObt. ir815080n performed the duties of
chairman in his usual able manner.
The following' is the program :—Song
and 01orue,"The water mill; ten voices;
instrumental, (harmonica) D. MoDonald
vocal solo, (selected) Dora McAllister ;
two:violins tied organ, "Friendly para.
time," Misses Sage; actual solo, "Amber
tressed;' AI10, Carter ; instrumental, (or-
gam,) 'Midnight hour," Janet Richie ;
recitation, "The wheel demon," '2. A.
Hawkins ;vo0al 'solo, "Horne again!,"
Lizzie Smith ; essay part 1, panne) '2.
1.
Hawkins ; voosl solo, "Whisper softly
mother's dying," Mies Wilsie ; Metre-
moutai, (organ) "Just jolly!" Miss Ilei•
land ; vocal solo, "Gates talar," Mrs. E.
J. Moore ; two violins mid organ, "Com -
min" M18000 Sago and 7:. A. Hawkins ;
recitation, "Old lettere," Miss Smillie ;
trio, "Only to see thee again," Mims
ntanlitor and ShOhlice ; instrumental,
(harmonica) 1), 14IoDonald ; song and
(horns, "Little sister's gone to sleep,"
ten voices ; instrumental, (organ) The
thin that fever returned" Dora McAllister
vomit nolo, 111re. Smith ; Indian club
swinging, T. A. Hawkins ; inetrump 1,
(organ) "43rcohan Boon galop,"
Hewitt ; may, part II, T.... Hawkins ;
reading, "Tho husband's vow," Minds
,lohn010n; 00110 sing; "The Trish
ul,t•ielenin5," T, A. llawklne.
tIl. tIl.
Our new principal of public schools,
A. H. Plummer, moved into town last
Wednesday.
Two of our oldest residents, Robert
Gerney and wife, left here last Tuesday
for Bay City, Michigan, where they in-
tend to reside in future.
Thos. P001100, -014 Chicago, arrived here
Inst Thursday having been telegraphed
for to see his sister Mrs. J. T. Carter who
is lying 0eri)0013' ill at present.
00 Saturday Inspector Paisley, of Olin•
ton, was le town and gave the proprietor
of the Queen's an invitation to appear on
Monday to answer a charge of in(ring-
mont of the Licen8" Ant,,
The dwelling house of John Platzor, on
Hamilton street, Blyth, WAS deotroyed
by fire Thursday slight, about 10 0 010014.
Nothing was saved except a oouple of
bed quits. The old mein had left a fire
in 111e stove mud the house for about an
hour, when it was discovered to be on
fire. A 811nl of 225, all he had in his
0
ea0sw
' u was also
burned.
At the regular meeting of the morn
hors of L, 0. L. No. 003, 1130 follow•
ing officers were chose.. and 11910110(1 for
next year :--John Wilford, W. M. ; 0.
Howe, D. M. ; J. ?IoGill, Chap. ; T.
,Iol,7lroy, Rec.• Seo. ; J, McGee, Treas. ;
A. McNally, Fin,.See. ; J. Gibson, D. of
0. ; W. Williams, lst Lecturer ; R. Gib-
son, Thos. Rainey, 3. Mains, G. Hander.
son, T. W1lnams, Committeemen.
Atm. rim.
Go to the nomination next Monday.
John Boll he0 returned from Bradford,
looping little and hearty.
Renew your submripbion to Tim Pooii
iE you want the local and district news.
W. S4re1ton, of Lancaster, 011141', was
visiting hie sister, Mrs. John Mooney,
this week,
Jam Wheeler has retired to Brussels
for a year. He has engaged Alex.
Stewart to work the farm.
BUBO Ohristiana Johnston, of New.
bridge, is visiting relatives end friends
on the lst eon., at present.
There is a great deal of sickness on
the lst and 2nd oonoeseions, whole fami•
lies are laid up with la grippe.
Mrs. Frain, who has spent several
menthe with relatives in this vioinity,
returned to her home in Detroit last
week.
James Lawrence, form"rly of Belgrave,
Who has been in Bradford for two years
working at lila trade as blacksmith, has
returned on a visit for a couple of
months.
Leonard Ruttan, of the 1st con., is
making preparations for raising his
house in the Spring and putting a cellar
ender it. He also purposes veneering it
with brick.
The Baines farm, sold at Belgrave on
the 12th (net., was 501013/48011 by Frank
J. Baines for the sum of $1,630. The
purchaser secured a big bargain. The
house and lot, at Sunshine, was sold for
$80 to Alex. Clark. Ho will move the
house to Iris farm which (adjoins the
village,
A 0ltriatma0 tree entortainmeet was
held at the Suu8ir1ne Methodist ohnr011
on Monday evening. The chair was
taken by George Hood. The program
conei0ted of 01(18ica1 and literary 00100•
tions by the sehool, assisted by other
friends. Short speeches were given by
David IIogg, 0f Brussels, and Rev, J. H.
Dyke. Tho tree was unloaded and the
hearts of the children gladdened. Pro-
ceeds 618,00.
Thu liarrist0)1 Tribune says: —W.
Dunnage, the 1:iowiult cattle tired 01100)1
dealer, will this weep, try It new system
as well as a new market for tl)e0p. I'Ie
intends slaughtering, at Fordwioh1, 850
Ohm aticl elide their 08103100338 130 Win-
uipog. Wo undeestalid that Mr, Dal
(nage knows what he 140 (loieg tiu11 that
the esporOment Will prove rettllltlelat1ve
tht
each will bot the titee. Mondehrattly Ile tvillrulet0 chip
thio week from Per'dwialr a ear load of
dressed hogs Ohied to Montreal.
TI1E"nOKS S`T FR1END
1.Af1GES'r SALE iN CANADA.
STANDAND BANK Or CANADA.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
W. P. COWAN, President,
1. L, 13110DI14, L'aelder.
Assam, 27,000,000
I'311, m'ilarrric, - - 1,000,000
Rt.erltvc.1"rvn, • 500,000
Ageu0las in all nvIneipnl reints 111 Ontario,
Quebec, Maomnba, nal 1((1331,1100
a,n) 414(11111V111.
Brussels Agency.
A General Bank:0g 1180)00933 'l'ru.n sorted.
at 11,001 ratother
es.Dram Issued Discounted
11 (
thus %null.. on ul1 10,1100. 1(0pn9it0 r000lv('u
,anti ,uturuot allow,, -.1 at out rout rates.
--
SWINGS SANK.
Iutoruet Allowed m1 Kuviugs Bank De.
deposit of
date of (w)Lhdruwnl,"11011 0010-
ponnd0,l half yearly.
Promo 1 attention and every Facility ahold•
ad customers 1Odug at dl14ance.
G. P. SOHOLFIlLD, Agent.
Brussels, April 13th, 1801.
1000 POUNDS
anAieS
--AT THE—
SIBP Restanulalit
FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
M1 kin.:s of Nuts, Oranges,
Raisins, Grapes, &c.
6 Gallons of Oysters
FOR CHRISTMAS TUE.
Call and get your supply.
T. RU FLEDGE.
IE WLOVEIJ
F
(laving '.loved my stock of
Boots & Shoes
ort_s
strong, Robbie Robbin Bone, Willie Duncan,
Lizzie Sellars, Lewis Reid, Fannie
Sample. ; readings—Donald MoSenz'o,
David Oantlon, (Jerrie Bove ; addrtssos
- •J. L. Hogg, T. MoLauohlin.
The inhabitants of St. Marys, . West
Virginia, were shocked by threw etartlieg
Grimes in the pnblio school last Friday.
Ohms. !less and Fent Duval, 16 Sem old
boys, quarrelled in sobool and Hess
stabbed Duval fatally. The 00010 day
Jas. Jarvis,. a young boy, resisted Prof.
Eddy and a fight ensued in which Jarvi0
Shingleton, the teacher, was assaulted by
J DOWNING.
out
O NINO.cut efntimes wa penknife.
At Belmont, near St. Marys, Clarence
one of his pnpil8, whom he had whipped.
Shingleton was stabbed in five places and N. B.—Rips sewed Free of
frightfully braised and -kicked. The eou-
dition of Duval and Eddy is serious. charge on goods sold by us.
pared to attend to the
wants of the public.
Full Lines in all hinds
of Boots and Shoes.
BRUSSELS
KNIT
HBE
I have at splendid Stock of' Furniture at my Show rooms,
Turnbel'ry Street, Brussels. consisting of Parlor and Bed-
room Suites, Sideboards, Tables, Char's, Lounges, &c., that
cannot he excelled 1'0r wear C5 Vallee. Always a gig Stock
to choose from.,
Over hoes, Rubbers and Felt
Boots on hand that will
be sold at close prices
for CASTI.
SPECIAL BARGAINS !
Ls I have a very large and well made stock of Bedroom Suites
and Sideboards I will sell them at greatly reduced prices. We have
made it specialty of these lines awl now is the time to purchase.
Hand -made Furniture a. special feature of ea.,. business. A. large
stook of tip-top Moulding for Picture Frames. Work done with
neatness and despateh. A nice lot of Pictures, Foot Stools and
Fancy Articles for sale.
REPAIRING NEATLY ATTENDE_I) TO
IRIN & MeBAIN
Would just Remind you that
you can
SAVE A FEW DOLLARS
toy making your Holiday Pur-
chases at
The New Store.
A full line of Caskets, tuoiiins err1(1 /Lobes always t,l,
1111r]d. Two Ileslrses and 11 free Delivery WagOlr in
connection with our Establishment.
I pay special attention to CAVITY and ARTEERIAL
EMBALM-
ING. Having
taken three series lessons on Embalming
from
Prof. Renouard, of Kansas, and having a Diploma for the same, I
feel confident in being able to do this work properly.
A beautiful range of McFarlane, ivlcKinlay & Co's patent LINEN
WINDOW BLINDS to hand. Every housekeeper should see them.
They are dandies.
Staple and Fano. lira Goods, Groceries, Boots
86 Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Furs, &ot
A CA.1.B SOLICITED. '
recur= tag MVO al
Agent for the KARN ORGAN.
Save money by Patronizing the 01d Established Furniture
Emporiums.
eat Gerr+:ale.
/F/10'11 90
Ferguson & Xa1.1idav`s
4 DRESS GOODS
300 yards Tweed effects at 74e. worth 10c.
300 3 -adds Plaid Dress Golds 4),t 12-'c. worth 16c.
10 pieces all Wool plain Serge, 40 in. wide, at 30c. worth 45c.
3 11 f1 plaid '/ 1' " " " 25c. 50c.
Also Several Odd Lines of Dress Goods which we are clearing
out at a Sacrifice.
ASMAL L WARES
8 doz. Silk Handkerchiefs at 20e. each regular price 30c.
17 it u „ t( 256 t t dOc.
25 doz. Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs at Sc. each, or 4 for 10c.
50 doz. Lawn Handkerchiefs at 5c. each, or 6 fix 25c.
15 dos. Very Handsome Embroidered Lawn Handkerchiefs at
2 for 25c., worth 25c. each.
5 doz. Ladies' Embroidered White Pongee Silk Handkerch'ef, at
25c. each, worth 406.
A Full Line of Fine Linen and Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs of
all Kinds and all Prices.'
10 dos. Ladies' All Wool Colored Cashmere Gloves at 15c. per
pair, worth 25c.
15-doz. Ladies' Black Cashmere Gloves at 12, e. per pair.
400 yards Fancy Silk Ribbon at 511. per yard, worth 1210,,
10 doz. Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose at 45c. each or 3 pairs for $1.25.
.,SPECIAL IN LINENS.
Faney Table Covers, Tray Cloths, Lunch Cloths, Carving Cloths,
'('able Napkins, &c., &c.
We have a full range of sizes in Ladies' Kid Gloves at 55e., 75e.,
$1.00 and $1.25. And in Gents' Kid Gloves we have a
good Assortment in 'Lined and Unlined.
+El Xi T'..! s" iiia
We havo a lovely stook of Gouts' Derby and" I+bur-iii-halu(1 Ties
suitable for rho Christmas Trade, Also at Choice Lot
of Silk and Gtshmore 11Iuiflers.
Our stock is well assorted in all clel,artln, tits and we are Cp 1-
11(16nt NO 0a111 please all in want of Useful Ciir.Stlnas presents.
Stirs open until 0 ''. ln.
HRH'S° & ll bLIII Y.