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JAL 1, 1892
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Tic e' s, 1 e 11104. Ryan, Jolla Illori•ieue and Mille
24.11 1, i'l•C t• to B1l.s1011011, who ,1 'o attending tiee•
fort It Oollettiate, a•o 0311133134 their /am,
Owing to the ilium of Ittiv. J. Dye°
flitelerravet. Wolin under their t eepeetive peternel
roToity. _,The 1(14111101 inviting
roofs.
the Misiliodlie, pulpit was ovetipiell by ef Om pais and shareholders of the
llny. GE,o. Law, on timidity ('0101 034 Walt m Iliden (theme 4,1.1 13 itter Pee
\Vitt. WIctionet who heri been in the tory was held •.11 Deadeye uf leet week,
Nerd:won for eeverel years limT
le re- 1 ha,
e ,,i1t01,,, reort pAhmedone
' ,be
nerving old oaqinsintancee in the vib, stinity. eheeee 1,01,1 realis d :$1.11013. 17 net lint to
Tile animal ineetiog ,0 the eliariteold• I the petrime $1 1,114 06 There wain 710.
er• id p1' 30311 of 13.11AVII•Ve Obeeee met1 .170 lbo, mile ener„.0,1 ernin whieh 10,,,,„
Butler Fernery, will he held et thee1 f ie. merle 540:15 Ib'. of ahead, The average
tory in Belgrave on nth Joamary,1802, 1 Rolm of ithee•e per lb. for the meson wan
Tho Ohrielnum Tree and enterialn• ' lelle'i °elite, The ',Neaten price to the
ment whioh was held in the Fovea faN I reeenne per Ile I. ,r ohne" 10(133 7.01i cents
hall on Chrietmiss C00 WIla a 343330333 The 1 eimmuiy handled the hogs sund
;emoted. Though the reeds were any• nide 11, i,he sham holders n dividend of
him( • in Nemeth' • the hall was fillod to $3011.00. Ron'r. Feuenses, See.
overflowing, The program was excellent
ancl the presents, which adod.ed the Tree el at sv vie:.
were both numerous and beautiful. George Pratt iti home from Dakota.
Peelle stshools reopen next Mondiuy.
Crillikill.04,1C.
Thos. Bird is home from Detroit oil a
Our ochool re•opens on PtIondity,
viaie to his payouts.
The °outlasted Wet weather Iseepi the jeo, Eloocl, of Seginew, is home on a
rondo bad. visit for e, week or so.
John Brown wee 011080n trustee last; Xn0. fefuelmserie, mechinieb, of tendon,
Wednesday as suceessor to Rev. I). B, we., home on i1 holiday visit.
Meltee Thee, Mathers, 03 aftehigen, and lithe
'Ilse Royal Tempters of Temperance Moffatt ere home 011 a visit,
are doing well in this place and have Har y J iolseon, wife and children
added 3031 01' fifteen new members to their speot Christmas with old friends iii
Counsel recently. They will soon hay, 13434300100 3.
to Beals n, larger room for holding their Wm and 110b3,, Rassoll, who ere em•
meetings in. An open lodge Was held. on 1 3)11)00,1 ati Dab,oit, ara bare cal a 01013
-Wednesday evenirig. with relati V03 and friends.
l'hore were a large number of rate. On the 10th of this month Rev. G. 1?.
pnYord ill altandaltaa 31.6 6110 00'3)10 '3,1011 Salton, .3 13rneeels, will deliver e leotere
in Zimmer's Hall lest Monday. All the in Juktion's church on "Oar Bon,"
old Connell were nominated end in addi.
tion the items of Archie Welch WES pro
pelted for the 1.1. evaillip,0101 Elias Dialc•
sou and ab. Dames for ilouneillors. The
three latter declined to stand. Good
speeoluts were made, some of th new
blood rather surprising the anthems,. by
their sensible werde. Beturing offieer
Spends presided ae chairman.
13,Nt11.
F. W. Tanner and wife spent their
Xmas with friends in Watford.
Al her Minigh, of Block Rook, N. Y.
State, has been visitieg his parents for a
few days.
du•Yith WitlIcer, V. S., 10(10 has been
preeteeing in the sesta of Illinois for
sometime, returned to town last week,
Joe intends to stay under the British
deg.
On Thursday ',yelling of last week Rev.
Mr. Highley, when returning from at-
tending the Xmas entertainment in
Belg,•ave, met with an &middle Hie
horse shied ta a pile of wood on the road
side throwing him into the ditch. For-
tunately ho esomped without it ny injury.
On Thursday afternoon of last week
one of the worst and most serious soci•
dents that hat happened in our village
for many a long year occurred whereby
Mr. Jamieson, one of the firm of the
Blyth Menufaotiteine 3o., lost the thumb
mod three fingers of his right Mind when
fleeing some portion of the planer.
Municipal nominations took plitoe in
Industry hall on kleaday. O. Hamilton
was re elected Reeve by acelatnetion.
There were nominated for councillors
Jas. McGee, S. Gidley, A. McNally,
Robe Sym erla, F. Metcalf, N. II. Young
tied Rittherd Irwin. After the dose of
nomine lone chairmao B. D. Chamber-
lain a , minced that is eas in order for
31 e rel. ing erica to give an account of
their 01. wardship during the past year,
which 111,', did to the Met of their ability.
After whioh ex tweed 13331(0. 031111)10011 the
13 pl,•11 le home ler a holiday
from Owen 8,11111,1 wheee he 3130 been
working at hie trade me a li3,011eM44011.
Rev. 3 H. Dylce 10118 ill with la grippe
loot Sunday and rumble to go 30 000.
Shine, consequently n. prtuyer meeting wa,s
held.
Mies Isabel Hastens, who has been In
Detroit, left last week for Devil's Teske,
Dakota, where two of her brothers hold
eituittions.
The candidates 1..1' municipal honors,
outside 0( 331.3 year's Council, have all
retired thereby eleetieg the eel Board by
aoclatntstion.
The sheep advertised in Met week's.
Pose belonged 30 31130100 Sherrie, 4111 line,
who has secured his property. Adver.
1101,10 in Tux POST poys.
Robert Skelton is here on a. holiday
visit from Menitobl. It is five mall
Ninfle he went west. Report says Bob
300113 340 back wilhout his Dick.
The Thuell Men y have purchased the
114031030 farm, on the 6th line, belonging
30 Daniel MoQuarrie, paying the sum of
$5 n00 for the same. It is a splendid
farm. Mr, bicQuarvie will likely return to
Grey township.
Wm. Johneton, of Port Moody, B. 0.,
has sold his 100 sere farm on the fith
con., known as the "Darb." farm, to
Mrs, Wm. Kelly, of the SHAW line. The
price paid was $1,056. Mr. Johnston
pet(' $5,725 for 3).0 same property eight
or ten years 13(30.
To TIM ELECTORS 01 3300038-1 111311313y
desire to withdrew RIV persona reference
made (1)3 0111 to Robert Armstrong while
speaking at the TownshipHall, 33181
Monday, at the noinination, ass I have
siliee 'learned that 31 p113031 of what I s 3,3
Was incorrect. JAAIES Puccron.
Qeite a lively time wise put in at the
nomination last Monday. 3,10. R. Miller
was voted to the oh8ir mid the candidates
speechafted from ten miautes se 0118
hour. The general opinion I; that the
old Council will be rdelected as there is
expenditme as given in the published i
heed:Mal stetement, which he did 1103 1131.
prove of. Jos -ph (hurter expressed
his diusatisfactiou with work done on
the streets chaining that SUMO of it was
jues so 01.11011 0101113y thrown awa)3.
Atter a few remarks from Reeve Hainit.
toil and others the m etiag eloetel quiet-
ly.
Waitress.
Me Bea and Miss Kirkby asseme 00333-
011034 of the departmente of our school
next week. Wo wish them 0000000.
iss Bella McKibben (1(3.0 33000 io Pine
River to preside over the paesonage for
o time Her brother is the pastor of
Best uherge.
OONYmInen -Next Thereclay evening
the annual meeting of the locel Sunday
Seinen Convention will be held. The
first session, in St. George's church, will
0031010000 a•• 1:130. Papers will be road
by Mrs. T. Jackson ;3. Parish; 33.
Knight, and MIOS 010(1. A31 the evening
nation, in the Methodist thumb, 83434300.
�e6 will be given by Rev. W. Ottawa'',
J. Omit ,e, Rev. W. T. 011iff, J. Bulger,
Kerr and Rev. D. Forage Suit.
ab.e musics will be provided. Everybody
will be made welcome.
A. very succaisful pnblio examination
was held in our school on Deo. 28rd.
About twenty teachers wore present, of
whom Meese& Morrison, Hogg, Hays,
DIcLeori, Tough, Dodds and Mis-ee 510-
Leuchlin, Kelly and Simpson assisted
the teaohere. After the examination
was over ie program consisting of chorus-
es, veaditigs, recitations and dialuguee,
was presented. Speeches were made by
the trustee& and visiting teacher& Dur-
ing the program a breels was made in
which highly complimentary addresses
were read and Mr. MaLauchlin woe pre•
misted with a plush imitate and enff hold-
er and a travelling companion, and Mies
Kelly with a eilver pickle cruet, silver
butiter dish, Impish ring iind butter
' knife, as them' of the esteem in whioh
they are held in the section. Both
teachers replied appropriately, tenclefieg
their thanks for the handeeme gifts and
for the:general kinduess shown to them
during the two yeitesin which they were
in Welton.
Onnisermas l'esis.-An enjoyable time
WES epent at the Methodist church
Christmas tree entertainment on Chriet-
rime eve. A tiptop program of readings,
recitations, dimlogues and ntesio was
preeented and an address was given to
the children by Rev. D. Forrest. The
dialogue, "Founding a celouy," by tett
boys belonging to Mee. Nears elase, woe
specially well given. A pleasing feature
ef the evening was the unleading of the
Christman tree, whieh bore about $208
worth 03 (3033. Wes Eliza Williamson,
organist in the Miura, and Mists Manna
Patted, orgeniet in the Smithy wheel,
each reueived a handsome gold 10113011110
mark of appreciation lor theiv servieee,
Mr& Swallow was preeented with a
bisenit 300 111111 Mrs. Nod a photo ahem
by their respective elessee. Ilio watellee
Were purellased from T. Fletcher, jeWel•
fer, Bruseele, 31ti& MoGovin reinstate*
ed Sento, 0111110 in flee style and handed
dowel the gine. Tho (hair witted:mined
by thea ipeelidendent of the stellate
Grigg,
10 sube antial Melt foiled with them.
EI. Moceme has ina,le a fire-clees 11e.tva.
One day last week Pawl, the little
daughter of F. Millbury, had the mist°
am to lose the sight of her left ay, in a
very simple manner. She was unliming
her elm with the aid of m table fork
when it slipped ,.l 13(333134 her eye and
blinding her. A. peculiar 00111041mm is
3(101. 1)0" mother lost the sighs of her right
eye, gain ago, in the same way.
There were two we •ditigs on Werhiee.
day of this week. A Kr. Scott, from
radon WM', and Miss Maggie Shortreed
were married at the residence of the
bride's father. A parson from Goole's
tied the mutritnonial knot. Robert WE4-
eon and Miss Sarah Sendereon, of the
boundary of Merrii and liullett, also
linked hands and Meets for better or
worse. Both steeples are agenred of the
good wishes of many friends for their
future happiness and presperity.
Passe001'1101i.-0 a Tuesday 3.000 014.
Deo. 22nd, a musical and literary en•
tertainment WES held in 1313rrie'8 school
house. Ino. Mooney tempted the chair.
The program wan made up largely bY the
;mph]. T. A. Eliuwkine, of Brussels,
eantributed three solos and geve two
reeitatione ; D. MeDone'd played on the
luternonien, and sang ft song and W.
Smith [deo gave an instruments.' 0010.
A. nicely worded address was read by
Dennie MoQuarrie and Robts Pipe pre-
sented W. V. Sloan, teacher for .the past
two years, with a plush collar andoeff
holder and a set of cuff buttons. Mr.
Sloan replied in appropriate terms.
ENTIARTAIIIRENT,-The entertainment
and Xm&e tree given by the pupils of S.
S. No. 8, in the township hall, on the
evening of Doo, 28rd, was a grand stio•
tease. The holt was nicely decorated and
illumined with Chinese lanterns, and the
tom, presented a eery pretty appearance.
There was a large audience, the hall be'
bus packed 1 n11, and all expressed them.
eaves es being well pleased with the en.
tertsinmerit. Jelin Watson (Innately
performed the duties of chairmate Fel-
lowing.is the program :-Several soled
Hens of instruMental musics by Misses A.
Wheeler and B. Stewart and Messrs. Mo -
Kathie, Stewart and Kerney ; songs by
3318808 3.. Wheeler, B. Stewart, Janet
Seek, Ann Spelt, Aggie Yaill, Otserie
Wheeler, M. McMurray and Jas. Kerney;
readinge by J. W. Day arnd G. II. 13(13313.
well; reuitstions by Ernie Wheeler, It
Watson, Ephraim Borkholder, Bork•
holder. Oltsra Mitchell, Martha Currie,
M. MeMerray, Lina MoArter Lund Min•
nie (femme ; dielogues-"The art
critic," Maggie MoDelorrey and Aggie
Yuill ; "Family squebblee," 133. Moititir,
ray and JIMA. Yuill ; "Tho bet," Sam. Me
Orin:keit and 13. leetleslge ; "Hove 11
ehine sell 3" Willie Love, T. Miller, ;fag.
Oesh anti McNeil 1 .The wig makere,"
,Inct. Young, 131'. Kerney and Thos.
Stewed; "The census tisker," 33, Bloch
mai Ann Miller ; "Bridgette investment,"
Atatie Clark and A.
Miller, Wm. Kee.
nay and Whs. Love. Sixty p01111340 of
candy were heti:hetes' among t ie child.
ren Orel virsiters,
1 T. II. Baca, of Dfiteltell, attended the
on 10111 meeting of the 331013 Geoweee'
AO ,ocietion at Hamilton, and wee elected
sic erieeiderilitit the coming yeer,
TUE BRUSSELS POST
\Visi1,e:1m tea,
.34,3114,, elute of the ethos)) tul) the 6,1,103,.
03.4 emelt preemie, 1 with beautiful end
wady prima 11 by the a:Molars.
3.1 11333 311,e1 Wieelnan bodge, No,
3311, A. 0. 0. W., 1.103 following otlieedi
were elm mital fir the dirrent term
3. 0. -r1 uly W. ; (1.0. An)1ot, to,
W. Fi 1143.011, 0.1 14. 0. 0100110,
W. Walker, Fin. ; Thu& 11.11, R. ; 0.
Pethiels, 0, ; N. Griffin, I. G. 3 J.
Dineley, 0 ; J. W. Walker, R. to G.
At the Imt meeting of the Camp of
80,18 of Scotland, in hie town, the fol.
lowing chic:ere were elected for the cur.
rent terns :--Dr. Meldrien, Chief ; Jae.
Tees, Chieftain 1 It v. E. W. IInghes,
Chaplain ; 3. 11, Cameron, Secretary 1
T. M. lteedertiun, Fin-Seeretery ; 3130.
Lennie ; Jae. McAlpine, Mari,
shel ; McLean, Standard Bearer ;
toe, Senior Ottani, and John
131,ir,'ay, .1 u1110, Guard,
Rev, John W Kelly, who for a eouple
of yawls pant ha, been el ,wly failig 111
health, a sufferer from consumption, de.
parted hie lite at the residence of his
si-ter, Mro. George Wade, Turnberry, on
on Thursday morning, aged 44 yeem.
Deceased uvas MI exponent of the 13aptiet
faith, 14-101 1133 bee.) exthuined in the year
1837. He died EH he had lived --a °brie.
Limn, 'rhe funeral teak Ouse on Friday
afternouil, being conducted by the mem-
ben of Court Maitland No. 20, O. 0. F.,
the clergymen of Whighain acting in the
eisiimity of pal theme, re. Ile 10,10008 wife
and four children to mourn his demise,
Alld they, 101 311 the other members of his
family, have the sympa hy of the people
of this neighborhood
The .0 •ple of the town were painfully
!hooked to hear of the sudden, though
not unexpected death of 311)134111y respect
ed townsman, on Monday inorning of Met
week, in the person of Wm. liniyth, eged
58 veers. The deceased had been ailing
sines: eat February, at which time he be-
came a subject to la grippe, which mal.
ady qinekly developed into lung trouble
and kidney disorder, but we believe the
hater WIL4 toe iminediete cause of death.
Mr. Smyth has been a prominent reel-
deut of Wingleum fur the past Watson
years and was highly respect. el by all.
He carried en 11 very stmeesefer marble
business, to 11130 8010.1, for pen and WEB
118 one 3,3010 13 oceineiller for ward No. 8.
He was a member of the (Meehan Order
of Foresters, Anoient Order of United
Workmen, the Orangemen and Massimo
Order. By the latter be was interred In
the Whigham cemetry, with all the rites
and ceremonial of the Order. Mrs.
Smyth and family have the et mouthy of
the who% comineuity its their sad be.
reavetnent.
MANDAN!) BANE Or CANADA,
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
W. F. COWAN, President.
3.3,, BI3ODIE, Cashier.
ASSETS, - • • - 67,000,000
PATO UP CAPITAL, • - • 1,000,000
Resumes Fun, • • • 600,000
Agencies in an principal oultits in Ontario,
Quebec, Manitoba, Unit, States
and England.
Brussels Agency.
A General flanking Bus:nose Transacted.
Farimrs' .dot 1.411e3' good Notea Discounted
et lowest rates. Drafts Issued and 0011.4:-
3101M Initdr On MI 11011101. DOSOS1111 reSelVed
and Interest allowed at entrant rates.
SWINGS BANK.
Interest Allowed on Savings Bank De-
posits of et and upwards from date of
deposit to date of withdrawal, and 0011)-
3i0111331011 (1,111 30,1.10',
Pratt -lob tatentiou and every facility afford-
ed olltduillairo II Id 11 g at dleteuee.
G. P. SCHOLFIBLD, Agent.
Brussels, April 810,, Mtn .
6061301031134.
OLUBBING OFFER,
Tim j103"3' Will 11(1 C1111)11011 with the
leading Weeklies as follows ;
Th., Globe end Tire Peel' $`2 25
The Advertiser .. 2 06
The Prat Pret; „ 9. 25
Montreal WiLlIOSS • • • • ' •• 2 111
Montreal Riar„ „ „ 2 .33
Toro tft 130100 , 2 26
Toronto Empire „ 2 23
Toronto Mail .. 2 '25
The balanus of thie year will be gide;
Free to all New Subeoriboro.
We mils ft CoMparianti of Tan POirr
With the 'enclitic jetrnabs of 1134100
county.
Eamon (3 PROPRIETOR,
1000 POUNDS
an-dieS
---A
THE-
Stall Rani'
FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
All kin s or Nuts, Oranges,
Raisins, Crapes, &c.
6 Gallons of Oysters
FOR CHRISM 18 TRADE.
Gall and get your supply.
T. RUTLEDGE.
REMOVED
Having moved my stock of
Boots & Shoes
LAIRD% NEW KOOK,
Next door to T. Fletcher's
Jewellery Store, I am pre-
pare.d to attend to the
wants of the public.
/XS 11 itiuds
of Boots and Shom.
OverAwes, Rubbers and Felt
Boots on hand that will
be sold at close prices
CASII.
J. DOt.NNC8
N. 13. --Rips sewed Free of
charge on goods sold by us.
IRWIN &
,F3
BRUSSELS
HNITHE EMP0111[1111.
have a splendid Stock of Furniture at my Show rooms.
Turnberry Street, Brussels. consisting of' Parlor and Bed-
room Suites, Sideboards, Tables, Chairs, Lounges, &c,, that,
cannot be excelled for wear or value. Always a big Stock
to choose from -
Would just Remind you that
you can
SAVE A FEW DOLLARS
by making your Holiday Pur-
chases at
The New
Store.
SPECIAL B3RCiA1NS
As I have a very large and well wade stook of Bedroom Suite 5'
and Sideboards I will sell them at greatly reduced prices. Wo have
made a specialty of theSe lines and now is the time to purchase.
Hand -made Furniture It special rmatire of our business. A. large
stock of tip-top Moulding for Picture Frames. Work done with
neatness and despatch. A niee lot of Pictures, Foot Stools and
Fancy Articles for sale.
REPAIRING NEATLY ATTENDED TO.
A full line of eiti4ketS, Uoffinsi and Robes always on'
hand_ Two Ilearses.and a 1)1;3 Delivery Wagon in
connection with our Establishment.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Growies, Boots
& Shoes, Hats, gaps, Furs, &c,
A 03,1,t 801,10ITED„.
invitrizir rorweame.
I pay special attention to CAVITY and ARTERIAL EMBALM-
ING. Having taken three series of lessons on Embalming from
Prof. Renonard, of Kansas, and having a Diploma for the same, I
feel confident iu being able to do this work properly.
A beautiful range of McFarlane, McKinley & Co's patent LINEN
WINDOW BLINDS to hand. Every housekeeper should see them..
They are dandies.
Agent for the BARN ORO -AN.
Save money by Patronizing the Old Established Furniture
Emporium.
R. Leatherdale.
SPECIAL q011DAY SALE
Ferguson & Balliday's
,iDEESS GOODS
300 yards Tweed effects at 71c. worth 10c.
800 yards Plaid Dress Goods at 12ic. worth 16c.
10 pieces all 'Wool plain Serge, 40 in. wide, at 30c. worth 45c.
8 11 11 16 plaid ,, 14 11 50c.
Also Several Odd Lines of Dress Goods which we are clearing
out at a Saari/Yoe.
K4ASIVIALL WARES'
8 doz. Silk Handkerchiefs at 20c. each regular price 80c.
17 ft 16" 40c.
,28e. ti
25 dos. Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs at 8e. cacti, or 4 for 100.
50 doz. Lawn Handkerchiefs at 5c. each, or 6 for 25c.
15 doz. Very Handsome Embroidered Lawn Handkerchiefs at.
2 for 25c.,worth 25c. each.
5 doz. Ladies' Embroidered White Pongee Silk Handkerchief, at.
25c. each, worth 400.
A Full Line of Fine Linen and Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs of
all Kinds and all Prices.
10 doz. Ladies.' All Wool Colored Cashmere Gloves at 15c. per:
pair, worth 25c.
15 doz. Ladies' Black Cashmere Gloves at 12&c. per pair.
400 yards Fancy Silk Ribbon at Sc. par yard, worth 12e.
10 doz:La,dies) Black Cashmere Hose at 450. each or 8 pairs for $1.25:
1LSPECIAL IN LINENS
Fancy Table Covers, Tray Clothe, Lunch Cloths, Carving inths,
Table Napkins, &c., &c.
MID GJ.1 0 VICS
We have a hill range of sizes in Ladies' Kid Gloves at 55c., 75c.,.
$1.00 and $1.25. And in Gents' Kid Gloves we have Ei
good Assortment in Lined and Unlined.
aPlezNT' vezottlarmAzt.„
We have a lovely stock of Gents' Derby and Four-iu-hand Tiea
imitable for the Christmas Trade, Also it Choice Lot
of bilk and Cashmere Muttiors.
Our stock is well assorted. in all departm,ints n.n.1 we are
!Went we 01311 plum all in want of useful Ohristwas present's.
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Store open U11,i6 9 p 111.
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