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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1892-5-27, Page 9BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, MY 27, 1393. Litsfrict ing•eilas lAA. The case et flurry Garbutt was on rho peremptory list before the Court of Ap• peal at Toronto last week, and the pHs, outer, Garbutt, was in attendance in spurge of an officer. The naso was to he heard en appeal from the doeision of tbo Common Pleas Division remanding Gar- butt to custody fur extradition to the state of Texas t•r stand his trial for forgery, Before lite ease was reached, however, on the li,t, Garbutt arose and informed the court that be would submit to the judgment of the court below and go to Texas, Thio announcement was rather startling, but on its being asoar- twined that Garbutt was in earue,t, and fully determined upon this course, ho wits again remanded for extradition, and will duubthss bo sent away ie duo court°. noion-. Arbor Day was observed by the pub - ho school here when the toaohere and scholars indulged in a general olean up. A meeting of the shareholders of the Exeter Salt Works Go. will be held Mon. day, June the Gbh at 2 o'olook p. m., at the Town Hall. The Exeter people will build a branch lino frog tho L. 11. ,k B. Railway to the Verity Plow Works, rather than have them remove to Hamilton or Brantford, James Stewart, of Huron street, has a large quantity of potatoes above the ground whichhave six Leaves formed on them. They are of the Orange Racer variety. B. B. O'Neil is the possessor of a horse that can pick looks and open doors. The animal succeeded in opening the door which leads into the proprietor's driving house and ransacked things in general and was continuing his depredations when caught, While William, son of David Richard, was engaged putting the harness on a horse belonging to John hunter, of Ile. borne, the animal bit off a portio] of one of his ears and dropped it on the floor. O1he horse was never considered cress, anti the reason aeeigued for this occur- rence is unknown. Lab <thatow. The Sunday school Convention of the Aehfleld circuit will be held in June. The yonng people of the village are contributing 9100 towards the note stage in the town hall. MA Sabbath school Convention of the township of liiuloss milled by Alfred Day, Secretary of the Provincial S. S. Association, was held in the Presbyterian church Lncknow, on May 12th for the purpose of organising S. S. worker's in the township into a permanent assooi• ation. The following raisers were elect- ed ;--J.-G. Murdock, President ; Miss M. Walker, Sec-Treas. ; D. J. Taylor, 1st Vioe•President ; 110. Holmes, 2nd Vioo- President, The Exoetttive Committee to oonsist of the of -hears of the 'association, the Superintendents of Sabbath schools and pastors. The Kincardine distriot held its mind. al Meeting in the Lucicnow Methodist °hutch on May 12th and lath, the Rev. Dr. Ilonderson, ohairman of the Distriot presiding. Tho Membership of the Dis- triot \vas reported as 1,889 an increase of (17, missionary fend 1$980 an ineeeese of 931, Education 9208 an increase of 981. Kincardine headed the list in missionary subsoriptiolls and Ripley in Edttoational, The results of the eleotions to the oonfer. once and its several oommittees were 00 follows—Lay Delegates to Conference, George Swan, Samuel Burwash, John Miles, John Ilumbertson, Jas. Taylor, Jas. Bryan, G. W. Cater, JohnLatemol'e, Juo. Taylor, Robert Smith, Stationing Committee, J. S. Coiling. 13. S. Com. mittee, J. R. Isaac and Jas. Bryan. Epworth League Committee, J, S. Cook, M. A., Ph. B. and John ITmnborteon. Missionary Committee, John Miles.! One of the saddest accidents that has ever occurred in the village took place recently when Wm. Barber, the 13 year, old son of Samuel Barber, met his death at rho Lueknow farni; urn factory. Mr. Barber is employed an engineer e.t the foolery and n. few weeks are hurt hie blots, and np till tho time of rho terrib'o accident had been assisted 4y his son in his work. The little fellow was alone in the engine room at the timo and just how he met his death will never be known, but it appears he was caught iu the driv. ing belt of the engine and carried around the main pully, severing one of his limbs from his body. Chin ton. Clinton grocers will close their shirts at ti p. to. Thomas Jackson jr. has doubled to take a second trip to the old uuuutry. A. 11, Manning and wife expect to leave Foster Park, Florida, for hone the latter part of this week. D. Cantolon, will leave slimily on his proposed visit to tbo old country to make arrangements Inc the apple trade of the coming season. AIr. 1Vhitehead's p0:pot-e 1 mammoth black will soon show signs of the brisk superstructure • the t•ubstautial stone foundation is approaching completion. 13. B. Combo purposes leaving town for three months, to assume 0 highly lucrative position \vith a drug house do- ing business all over the Status ; he in- tends t0 return t0 town at the expiration of his engagement. (J te21,CE•i Cie. A new plate glues flout is being pub on A. Y. loIcLean's dry goods shop. While playing ball, Melville Penning. ton, eon of \Vol. Pennington, fell on 0 piece of glass, outting a deep gash la his leg. The resignation of president Aiken - head, of the Agriculture Society, was re - calved and duly accepted, and Jaime Connolly 1000 oleotod in his etoad. The title of Collegiate Instituto \vas conferred upon the high school on Tues- day of last week, and Monday celebrated as a holiday is horror of the °ouaeion, Rlubard Walstall,of McGillivray town• ship, who has spent the last six weeks in jail, charged with b'gamy, was tried be- fore His honor Judge Toms, last week. IBollard had boon married in 18311, to ono Snsauuab Cook, who is still liviug, and on Moroi) 19, 1889, had a second Gere. mooy performed by I1ev. sir. Clement, at that time Methodist minister at Exe. ter, to Aun Oobleigh, of MaGdllivray. The aertilloates of both marriages and other couulusivn uvidenee wore addnutod. It was showe,'hovover, that the prisoner and duds wife hal not lived happily to. gethor and that some five years ago she left him and wont to Michigan. In Peb• Teary, 18811, Waistell went to 1ldiohigau to induce Susannah to 001115 hack to laic bed and board, which she refused t0 do. He then made overtttree to Ann Cob - leilth, and was married to her on the loth of ;March following. Ills honor found the prisoner guilty, and under the sir. cumstances sot forth allowed lain to go on so0ponded sentence, under w bond of $600 to appear for eeuteuuo within five days when called Inc. Farmers in Woolwich t,wnellip state that wheat never 10.3ked batter at 111is time of the year. 13f11 Dompman, a miner at Sale Crook, Nev., has for 501no time boon missing 0 groat doal of Huh amalgam from Itis sluice boxoe, 13e kept watch for several nights and noticed that a email calf came about the same time every night to drink from the sluice box, Ile Bred at the calf With a cry the call staggered on its hind lege and then fell ou the ground. On running up to the supposed animal Dienpmau discovered he had shot and killed a young 113011 who had boon around the camp for some time, Later investi- gation showed that instead of a man the supposed boy yeas a girl of about 18. NH COTTON MOOT CO31POUND. A recon discovery by nn old physician. Successful- ly used Monthly by thous- ,,,tande of T An100, Io the only perfectly safe and reliable medicine dieeov- Dred. Beware of unprincipled druggists who offer inferior nnedia111e5 in place of this. 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