The Brussels Post, 1892-7-29, Page 5JULY 29, 1802
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Flax pulling is Here,
Atwood wants a photographer.
Jno. 1Suox, of Pilot Mound is visiting
in this vicinity.
Sept. Ilth is the date fixed for the
Engle=h church Thanksgiving service,
J. IL itleBaiu is sttpplylnl the pulpit
of Rov. A. Henderson, M. A., while he is
away for his holidays.
Lash week J. W. Ward and J. L.
Wilson, of Atwood, played football with
the Marlboros,' of Listowel, at Se0fortb
and Mitoholl.
0:31 th.
Mrs. N. H. Young and family loft hero
on Tuesday on a visit t0 Grimsby.
The ehurehes were not vary well at-
tended on Sanctity owing to the excessive
heat.
John Freeman, of Buffalo, is in town
th000days. He is the same old two and
sixpence.
It is rumored that in 011 likelihood our
baud will play in tiro park in future
every Friday eveuiog during rho sumuler
menthe,
'The Women's Guild of Trinity church
hold a imolai at the rosideuco of James
Coulter, Morris, on Tuesday evening,
In the afternoon of the same day the
Sunday (wheel ohildren held their annual
pie.nio at the same place.
A numerously signed petition is in
circulation and will be presented shortly
to our tvoithy town daddies asking them
to rssoind the by-law only allowing three
hotel lionises, and to give tis the fourth,
as they feel satisfied that there ba pope•
lotion enough for it.
At the Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M.
meeting held 111 London, R. AV. Bro. J.
A, Morton, of tide town, was Bloated
Deputy District Grand Muter for this
ceche 1,
Ab the meeting of Minerva ]1)noainp-
wont, 1. 0. 0. 1'., the following ol'fioers
were installed :--0. P„ John Dodds ; S.
W„ John Groves • 11, P., Thos. Elliott ;
Soribe, John Sheffield ; Treae.,11, Lllfobb,
At a meeting of Maitland Lodge, I, 0.
0. i'„ the following officers were instal-
led :—P, G„ T. Elliott ; N. 0., John
Groves ; V. G., John Sheffield ; R. S.,
Geo, Tervib ; 1'. S„ Wm. Johns ; Treas.,
W, F. Brol(onshire.
Alex, Galbraith, of this town, is to be
°ongratulated Upon being the gold.
medalist of the Chatham Business Ool.
lege for the term just closed. Mr. G. has
been retained as matbemabioal master of
the institution, and those in authority
have done well in scouring his services.
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Complaints
vule.Complaints are hoard of Fall wheat
being badly rusted in some places.
Rev. A. Y. Hartley attended Lbs ad•
jourued meeting of Maitland Presbytery
at Luckuow on Tuesday.
The parsonage at Ripley was gladden.
ed a few clays ago by the arrival of a
little daughter. We wish the young lady
the compliments of the Beason.
Rev. I. 13. Wallwin, B. A., of Stratford,
was here last Tuesday attending the
femoral of the late Jenne Beeman. He
is liking the °lassie city first-class.
Jno. Farrow and Chau, Herbert hays
purchased the 'Nixon flouring mill and
the latter will run it. Mr. farrow
backed Nixon and to hie sorrow was lett
in the "soup."
Igonfry rt
Burry plotters are daily on the war
lath,
The fall wheat is receiving the atten-
tion of the farmers at present. It is an
excellent 0r„p.
Ja0Ob Iiallofer is engaged in burn.
ing a kill of briolc this week.
Mrs. Campbell, who las been reported
ill, is not improving as rapidly as her
frfeuds would desire.
Robert Campbell, of Boissevain Man.,
wn0 was visiting 1 his larenle and other
friends, returned to his home last wank.
An occident that might have resulted
more seriously happened on the farm of
Thee. Stevenson, 1011) eon., Grey, on
Friday of last week. While Mr. Steven-
son and his hired man were engaged
taking in the last load of hay the horses
became frightened and ran away. Mr.
S. in attempting to stop them was
thrown down and tramped upon, beside
ran over by the waggon, resulting in the
breasting of his jaw, a large seals) would
and being badly bruised about the
brunet but under the care of Dr. Cale he
is cluing as well as could be expceted.
tci:tlorltl>.
The Huron foot ball club dafealed the
'Marlboros' of Listowel, quite easily on
Thursday afternoon of last wook by a
00005 of -I to 0. The horns team played
a tvonder101 combination game cud the
visional were outplayed all round.
2110 safe in 0, IV, 1'apot's book s'ore
was burglnrieed on Mondry night and
the thieves were rewarded with the small
sure of $10, made up of postage stamps.
coppers and small silver. They also
entered the preuli+es of Jaul(5„n Bros„
nest door, and took one silver and two
gold watches, also a 1110O,chan„1 pipe,
the p. izes which were on exhibition iu
their Window for the bicycle tonroament
to be held here on An5ust lith. This will
be quite 0 heavy loss to the Tonrnameut
Committee, but the stolen prizes have
been replaced with other watohes.
Strong suspicions are entertained as to
the guilty parties.
Bonn Buzz Dese.—One by one the
pioneers of Heron are yowling to their
rews.rd. On Monday Hugh Bell, fur the
last few years residing in Soaforth, 01.10-
oumb'd. The immediate cense was an
abscess. is was aged 110 years x011 leaves
a widow and six of a grown up family to
mourn his demise. Only two of the
ohildren reside in Huron, John in Lon•
desbero and William at Blyth. Bell
Bros., recently of Oliuton, are sons of
the decease(!. The remains were re-
moved to Londesboro on Tuesday and
the funeral took plane from the residence
of John Bell on Wednesday to Biyth nt
111 a. in. The late Hugh Bell was a man
of worth and a prominent figure in the
early settlement of this section About
50 years ago he Omlgra1ed from Ireland,
and finally settled in the township of
Hu;lebt. He harried Miss Fahy about
43 years ago and even sons mod two
daughters were born to theta, three of
whom aro dead. He was active in the
building of the Grand Trunk Railway
through Cliotos sootion and a prominent
figure 011 the Winghaln grovel road work.
About seven years ago he removed to
Soaforth and epeut his 305lildes years
there.
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\V. Fothergill has returned from Mich.
Dr, 1'. illcCasey has been visiting un-
der the parental roof.
We were visited by a heavy rain storm
early Sunday morning.
Mrs. Clegg, of Brandon, (Manitoba,
arrived here on Saturday.
W. Beogoogb is Having a neat iron
fence plaoed in front of his residence.
Fall wheat harvest has commenced in
this vicinity. All crops promise a goo.!
yield.
A slumber of binders have been un-
loaded at this station for the coming har-
vest.
Messrs. Hunter and Hughes conducted
service at the Methodist church on Sun-
day evening.
John Wighbman has purchased the
property of Walter Smith, about two
milds south of this place.
Rev. S-tevenson, of 111oleswol•th, premis-
ed Sunday morning aid evening in the
Presbyterian ohurcb, the pastor, Mr.
Law, preaching at Molesworth.
W. J. Scott, who has been working for
John L. Geddes, blacksmith, has pur-
chased a shop in Langeide, where he
will commence business in the near
(inure.
10V iu; ; 11u isa.
Incandescent lights are corning to the
front.
Prof. Brush, the horse sduoator, was
in town enlightening the darkness of
010118(0 of Horse flesh.
The proposed union pie -etc to have
been gismo by the St, Helens and Wing•
ham temperance lodges hoe beau post-
poned till atter harvest.
Word was received in town on Thurso
day of last week to the effect that .II, W.
0. Meyer, of this plass, 'Was lying very
i11 at Calgary, N. W. T.
The new English chnrch that is being
erected in Olio place is progressing
repidl7, The signer stone is to b0 laid
on Thursday of next week.
The Orange and Oddfellows lodges
formed in prooessio1 011 Friday overlies
and marched to the cemetery to d000rate
the groyne of their brothsre.
Mrs, Dickson, wife of J. Dieltson,
treasurer, and hoe 11ia00, Miss Winnie
Jaakaon, left for the home of tine Inas( fu
Manitoba on Monday, 18tht net.
Wm. ttoberbeon, for many years it real•
dent et Wingham, loft nn Tuesday of last
week foe Naito, where ho expecte to se-
ems: employment. He was Secretary of
the 001001 board and President of the
W11157atn1 Reform Association.
A number of people representing the
Methodist oilarm11 olloir, orobestra and
oongregation 0,s•outbled at the toeidonee
of. 3, A. Morton the other evening and
110850111513 him wish an address and a
beautiful Garfield rocking 0ltair, oo0ling
something over $20, a5 av aoknowlodg.
moot of his 5orvioa5 a5 leader of 1110
aht,roh choir.
THE BRUSSELS POST
a woaltened oondibion that ahs fell a prey precarione oonditi'n. Two little dough.
to quiet( consumption and despite all tern, aged 4 years, and )3 months, re.
that could be done oho gsadnally failed
until death closed her eyes. Tho de.
ceased was porfeotly rosigued, trnot-
iag implicitly iu her Saviour and con-
veresd freely of the approaching ollange her deceased partner about 5 years ago.
from this to a better world. OnTueoday ; Her home was Mosley Lake, Ont,. The
afternoon the funeral took plane and sot- subject of this brief notion enjoyed the
withstanding the busy season eighty-five highest eetosin of all who knew her and
she died as she lived in the happy 0011e0i-
ou5ness of a personal acquaintaocu with
the Saviour of mankind. The funeral
will heave her late rseidenoe on Saturday
afternoon at 1;30 o'clock, servloo at 1 p.
01, Interment at Braosele cemetery,
eplpecLivsly, aro left to the tender 001'0 of
thole gratuities -wits hero, Hire. Sinop.
son's =Wen 111000waa ObrisLeua Bartle -
man and site was united in marriage to
conveyances were counted in the process -
slot', Rev, J. tiV, Pring, of Blnoval5, and
Rev. I. B, Wallwiu, B, A„ of Stratford,
conducted a suitable eorvlee at the home
otter whioh the interment wee made at
Bluevale cemetery. Next Sabbath atter-
noon the funeral sermon will be preaob•
ed at Ebenemar ebur011 by the pastor,
Rev. Mn, Pring. Mr. and Mrs, Beeman
and family are deeply sympathised with
111 their sorrow.
-.When we all gather home in the
morning
A6 the sound of the great jubilee,
We'll meet with the friends gone be.
fore us
What a gathering that will be."
Li,r(.ow(1].
Joseph Ainley met with a slight but
painful accident in the factory by Having
solve heavy lumber fall on his foot,
Wm. McKeever, grocer and stock
dealer, c0utempletes taking a trip to the
Old Land about the let of August.
Mr. Dolga, late assistant teacher in
the Listowel High school, has been se-
lected as first assishaut toaaher in the
West Torouto Junction High school at a
salary of $1,000 per auuu01.
Mayor Bruce together with his wife
and family left on Toosday of last week
for the West. \l0. Brune will proceed to
British Oulnmbia and Mr's. Bruoe and
family will remain i11 Winnipeg visiting
friends. They will be absent for a few
weeks.
A clog fight took place in front of S.M.
Smith's jewelry store recently in which
Earl Kidd's hound was ono of the interest•
ere clogs. Earl tied to make peace by
throwing a stone ab the other flog, but
instead of striking the dog the stone
went through a 11 pane of glass.
An alarm of fire was sounded on Mon-
day of last week the cane of which was
a volume of smolte seen issuing from the
furniture factory. The refuse in the
dust pipe had in some way become ignit-
ed and createdquite a smoke ;bot as the
fire was confined to the metal pipes it
was extinguished almost its soon as ob•
served, and without doing any damage.
0,1 Tuesday of last week seven oar
loads of cheese were shipped from Lis-
towel station for the British market,
veined at nearly $13,500. Fon oars,
1100 boxes, were shipped by F. H. War-
rington, and three oars, 053 boxes, by T.
Ballantyne & Sone. On the same day
three oars were shipped at Atwood, mak-
ing in all about $20,000 worth of cheese
shipped in one day from the factories fn
this immediate neighborhood.
A New Yorker has made a clock from
84,000 pieces of wood, comprising over
300 varieties. For sixteen years he has
had sailors bringing him rare woods from
every quarter of the globe.
Comparisonlof the results of the sun-
shine recorder at Greenwich, England,
for fourteen years shows that thr 113110ub
the year the average daily amount of
sunshine is little more than three hours,
Private Funds to Loan.
E20,000
.Have been placed in my hutncls
for Investment on real estate,
LOWEST RATE OF II'1TESEST.
No C'onr,nmission.
Borrowers 0x11 Have 108115 com-
pleted in Three Days if title
satisfactory.
W. M. SINCLAIIt,
Solicitor, Brussels.
—.. o C4 -3-0,,V.
s.Aral¢010. Commit meeting at Barton's Hotel, Rnbv t,btten,1 fl, of 130 010 o, is Ethyl, next Monday.
vi.;itiu5 in Walton. E. J. MoArthsr hoe 0 ewa that present-
.Hiss 1f. Millen, 01 Winthrop, is visit- ed bila with a lamb on Friday of last
Mende in Walton.
Berry psuking is all the r.Lls and near- Mlss 1,10Intos1,, of T'c•ontn, 1s 010111,5
lyeveryoneis"illit." Ler cousin, "Mrs. 1.. J. leo1ltbur, 0th
Misses Flora and Mineie MoDunal1 cull•
,,pont Snada/ in Sadorth, James Shaw has disposed of his 100
lira. .toad. Thome :11, 01 17111511101, acre farm, being lot 12, Don. 1:i, to John
apart timidity at 'T. D1c1 bbiu's• Harris, of the same Line, for elle sum of
Mrs. Sed there and 1••0 daughter, Mies $1,200.
Maggio, of Seaford1, aro sieitiug at \Vm. Mn'. Donald Ross left Brussels on
Neal's. Monday for Solsgirth, Manitoba. She
Miss Bella Meiiibbin, who has been at Mae ticketed by J. T. Popper, Brnasels.
Pins River for some rhino, refereed borne Last Saturday William Ziegler our
lost 1VCm11. 011150d the 100 more farm of Henry Fry -
The Kincardine Review of Jnly 15th, foga1, of Stratford, for the sum of $2, -
in speaking of the Orange celebration 500 cash. This property is lot .17, eon.
says :—A. 0(0oial prime Ma given for the 13. Mr. Zeigler grim possession on April
best banner. Walton canoe in for this lab, 1803. This makes 103 sores now
prize. Their banner 15 a beautiful one owned by him in Grey.
indeed and a splendid sample of the OEM—Early Wsduesday morning
needlework of Walton ladies. Margaret, the beloved wife of John
Last Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Dnlcelaw, con. 12, departed this life aged
Rev, J. Ross, of Brussels, preached in O7 yearn, The deceased took Ell with 1n -
the Presbyterian churoh in this plane 67 yeortion of the bowels 011 the 18th.
and next Sabbath Rev. D. Minae, of This woe checked but on Sunday a stroke
Brussels, will ofiioiate at the same loony of paralysis effected her ]oft aide and a
Rev. Mr. Forrest has been laid aside for oo0mld shock followed on Monday and
stent five weeks with soiatboa. He is she rapidly failed until death released
improving somewhat but is stili eons- her from all trouble, Abs. Dukebtw wag
polled to use orntches. born in the Co. of Wioklow, Ireland, and
Wsnnixco Bszzs.—A pleasant event
ins, Me ueolt,
came to Canada when 15 years of age
tonh plaoo e't .Kippen 00 Wedeesdny, along with hes sister, the late MISS. Isaac
July 'Seth, when t1(0 Rev. Archibald Mo- Gray, and located near Perth. In 1844
Kibbin, of Pine River, was united in she woe united in marriage to her now
marriage to Alis° Limsie Mollie. The bereft parbuer and they settled in Morn -
wedding took place at the residence 01 inguen townohlp, Perth Co„ where they
the bride's father, the 05remony being lived for seven years moving from there
performed by Rev. J. E. Howell, M. A., to tLe 12th sou. of Grey in 1851, where
of Goderioh, assisted by Rev. H. Irvin, of they tools up the form upon whioh they
Kippen. We wish Mn. 31loKibbiu and have continued to reside up to the pres-
bride long life and prosperity. ant. Mrs. Dnkelaw was a member of
the 11'Iethodist 0hurah for many years
l.Qors-les. and cried in the full assurnnoe of it gtori.
A deughtor of Mr. Hardy's, 5111 line, ons resarreobion. She was a kind 11eac•t•
has: been an still is seriously ill. ed body and Was ever ready to teed a
Mrs. Jno. Boyne and children, of helping hand to those who required it.
Hamilton are visiting ab Donald Our- Eight ohildren raja living. The funeral
1
de's. Mies Elise. Currie is home also. , took place on 'Thursday evening', t le 0.
Rev. Andrew Soobb, of Saginaw, Mioh„ termenb being mads ab Oraobrook mute -
formerly of Morris, will (resell in Sen• 1007.
shine on Thursday evening, Aug. 411),
ob 7:30 o'clock.
Last Sunday morning a log building
belonging to Oboe. Howlett was Amok
by lightning and burned to the ground.
Nine sheep were killed at the same time.
On the 12th of July 111. F. Emhnry, of
this township, lost his purse in 1iinoar-
dino. It contained $80. There is a very
small drones of him ever hearing of it
again.
Last Saturday while Louie A"instrong
was playing in his father's barn 8rd line,
he stumbled and fell breaking his left
men. A physician was called and the
disabled member pub fu splints.
The 4113 line base ballists are not 5a6i5-
fied with the result of their recent motels
with the 0011 liners and aro willing to
enter an01hsr 00nle51 after - harvest, ab
Brussels, when the (11)00 will be purely
local players.
Tho Seaforbh Expositor of lost week
says :—Donald itleKe 1mio obtained the
highest nnmbov of. (novice of th tee who
wrote at the Entrance Examination held
at Soaforth recently. Be made 5311
marks. This entitles hon to a 501101nr-
ship or froo tuition at the Soaforth Col-
legiate Inetibute for the next year. We
congratulate 000 young friend and we
hops he will continuo as 110 hits begin,
and that this is only the commencement
of his triumphs.
G0513 14os1s,---7`hc planation (loath
visited the residence of Edward 130sman,
21d lino, at 2 o'clock last Monday morn-
ing and beckoned away the spirit of hie
cla.tg11tee Jennie, a very (ro1015ing girl of
hi years. Loot winter sho bad a bad
attack of la grippe and it loft her in such
LCI thea.
:(110 abutments for the now bridge are
about ready.
Reeve Milne ie enlarginglois barna.
W. Fogel has the job.
Mee. Sharp sr. is away ab St. Thomism
on a visit to relatives.
Township Counoil will be hold here on
Monday of next week.
Conrad Neable hes gone' to Mauiboba
on a pleasure trip for n low w051ce.
Billingsgate university could find
aompetenb tutors by oohing to Ethel.
Wo thought that the Drns•els bntober
had made a mislitice in tic day of his
trip to this 1o,vn as we saw him driving
through here one Sunday evening, but on
second look 1100 uo1ioed that it was his
buggy ho had and not lois butehor cart.
We wont give ib away.
One of our young ,non, being of on
ambitions Mature, has started to learn the
bakery business in Brussels after regular
working home and holidays. Ile has
token IL few iusoo le already and Mobiles
be will like It fairly wolf. Bob ought to
du well in the bakery business hors,
EA'r11113111) 351'0 Rssr.-•"Ib falls to our lot
11115 week to report the dooease of dire,
2, P. Simpson, of 1011151, after a 5onie-
what extendoe 91111050 of oo35umptiol,
0.55015(101ed at the lost by (1030105.
Dissolution toot) plaoo on 'Thursday
morning, 1ho wearied voyager touching
the golden shore with a feeling of ealis.
fa0tion, after giving expression bo too
tesognition of dear ones awaiting iter,
IM was thought teat 0110 would not hove
outlived her bnsband, who died on Feb,
25111 1802, as her bea1111 was in shall it
FREE HARM
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TI -IIS WEEK.
STRAWBERRIES,
CUCUM13EPS,
TOMATOES,
CABBAGE,
NEW POTATOES,
WATERMELONS,
BANANAS,
PINE API' LE 7,
ORANGES,
LEMONS.
THOS, F.JFTCH1R,
L'r'a.cticali 11''atchin.aker
and jeweler.
Thanking the public for poet favors and
support and wishing still to seoure
your patronage, we are opening
out Full Lines in
101,38 8ILVI WATCHku.
Silver Plated Ware
from Established and Reliable Makers
fully warranted by us.
Clocks of the
Latest Designs
JEWELRY i
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Listowel oolen Fan tory.
Wsnnls0 Bines,
LAD/EO 0E11 RI1(os,
B11oocnss,
BAnnIxas, &o.
C.:3"A1so a Full Lino of Vomits(' and
Violin Strings, &o,, in stook.
N. ti.—lase Fee of Marriage Licenses.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
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Highest Prices Paid °ash or Trader
Largest Wool Market in Ontario.
Everybody come and see our tremendous big stock in all
kinds of woollen goods which we offer at bottuln prices for
cash or exchange for wool.
NEW AND FBIESHI STOCK.
We have never been -so well fitted and equipped for a wool sea-
sou'a business as at the present one, and have never felt so coln-
plotely confident of our ability to serve you with the best of goods at
bottom prices. A specially attractive feature of our now lines of fine
Flannels, strictly NEW STYLES, far surpasses any wool season yet.
FINE WOOL SCOTCH SKIRTINGS
(Something New offered to the trade.)
We are the only Woollen Factory in Canada that make this line
of goods and offer them for one-half the price you pay in the city of
Glasgow.
Ti'^7rat would you lila
—in the way of a corset?
Something that's easy and
comfortable—something that
clasp , 1',;i figure closely, but
yields to every movement?
Then, you crani the
Pall's Corset.
If you find that you don't,
after wearing for two or
three weeks, you have only to
return it and get your money
back.
1� Olt 81131(! BY A, S'f11AC1tAN,
STOOK IN TRADE.
English Worsteds, Fancy Tweeds, Scotch Tweeds, Afeltons and
Cloakings, Fine and Coarse Flannels in Dress Goods and Shirtings,
Bed Blankets, Horse Blankets, Woollen and Cotton Underwear,
Fingering and Stocking Tarns, Cottonydes, Cotton Shirtings,
.
i-
coys, Duck and Gray Cottons. Also a good supply of Stockings,
Socks and Knitted
�}Goods. r, LT DT
We wish to warn the farmers not to be deceived by Shoddy Ped-
dlers going through the country selling dishonest goods. We have
no peddlers handling our goosis and they can only be bought by
cicaling direct at the factory.
Zion �YCd]'f1111•;y, sSpin-717/l,y and 0ilanufaetur-i'ns,
Tweeds, L+'tznrlels, Blankets, ofr.
'dualling Our numerous customers for their past favor's. would
beg to say come and bring your neighbor to see our stock, as you
will be lei ;hly pleased to see goods so lots in 91'100. You will rind
Its ready to give the most prompt -and careful attention to all.
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In Exchange for Goods.
on naaesaaxisxma..mvosooam
The highest !Market Price will be Allowedt
we have a Fine ,>_ eeertre .t of
Tweeds, Cottons, Flannel , Prints,
Cashmeres, Blankets, Sheet-
ing, Knitted Goods,
Yarns, &o.
All Wool left with tis for manufacturing, whether rolls or
otherwise, will have our prompt attention,
Satisfaction - Guaa.rantoe e
.PO.va'a
BRUSSELS.
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