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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1892-10-28, Page 10SUPPLEMENT TO THE BRUSSELS POST t000nsior00000losuom ltstr'ict Rctvs, Cr -orrice - The new Methodist ohurch will soon be oetnplete 1. 11 will bo a model edifice. Sara Lord Bliley gave an entertain• meet here lest w..ek nada the auspices of the braes Band. There le jest a danger that if the Ladies ran the debates that the poor men will stand no show whatever to got in a word. S. T. Fennell ant wife celebrated their tin wedding on Tuesday evening of last week. A very pleasant time was enjoy- ed and the host and hostess were the re• cipients of 0001erou8 gifts. J. U. Edgar, son of Jas. Edgar, Presi- dent of the HJwiak Mutual Ins. Co., started last week for Scotland, intending to pnrsne itis Ministerial studios in the Edinburgh University for the next year or so. L u cis do we Our Mechanics' Institute will receive $398 as Government grant this year. Geo, Hair and wife arrived home on Tuesday of laeb week from a three mouths' trip to the Old Country. On Sunday morning 10th inst., about sixty members of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of this village andDun- gennon, marched in a body to the Pres- byterian church where the Itev. Mr. Me. Kay preached to them an able and ap. propriete 80001011. David Moody recently shot a rare specimen of water -fowl on Treleaven's pond in this village, and one very rarely seen in this locality. It is a species of the white.winged gull (larne lenoopterus) and measured over three feet from tip to tip of wings. Its body was about two feet in length and only weighed a few pounds. Fishing has been very gold, many of our local anglers securing large strings of peroh from the north and south plate, Wm. Warnock has reooive l from Wm, Rennie, seedsmewn, the prize of $15 for the Inrgost 01101901 grown from seed peraha0ed from that linuse last Boring. The competition wee of course very great, Rennie's 0oode being grown all over the Dominion, but Mo. Warnock 00100 in first with 988 pounds, and the little beauty was shipped to Rennie at Toronto. A Large number of the representative men of Goderioh attended the bangnet at the British Exchange Hotel to give a 8o0ial "send-off" to George Drummond, the retiring manager of the Bank of Montreal at this point, previous to his re- moval to Piston. The chair was owe - pied by Mayor Butler, and .1. T. Garrow, 111. PP„ did the honors of vice-ebair. W1ug;'Itttan. Sons of Scotland 00000rt of Out. 3181. T. Walker, of East Wawanosh, has purchased the butaliering business of A. Dixon. A. Roe, of this place, tools seemed money in the trotting rape at Dungan- non Pair with his pacer, Miss Garfield. Beattie Brose won the running race with Topsy B. Mrs. Owen Hiboh000k, of Perin, will commence it series of lectures in town on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 13th, under the auspices of the W. 0. T. U. and Anchor of Hope lodge, I. 0. G. T. The meetings will be held in the Temperance Hall. D. M. Gordon represented the Presby- terian Sabbath school of 1111s place at the Provincial Sabbath School Conven- tion held iu Guelph this week. While working in the Union Furniture factory L. Pearea had the misfortune to have four fingers on his hand taken off. He was working with a buzz planer. Willie, son of Mre. Robs. Orr, while playing with a few other small boys in T. Stiles stable loft, fell down the hatah• way and was stunned by the fall. The Boston club hae defeated Cleveland n every game of the baseball champion - hip series, except the first, which 10198 a 01910. The oar famine in the west still cen- times and no relief can be expected until the bulk of the immense grain Drop has been moved. Champion Jini Corbett, who WAS in 01110ego on Monday, expressed a desire to got a phenol) at MItohell, "I am," he said, "oepeoially Anxious to meet Mitchell, and prefer his scalp to that of any man living. IIe insulted me once and I ant 80010118 to face him in the ring. I feel confident I mm whip him. While I should not be willing to cancel ley theatrical engagement, which rules into summer, I will mal'o all possible conces- sions to bring on a fight. I will post all ewessary money and will guarantee to meet him on the date specified. Next to Alitohell I prefer to meet Peter Jackson. If the Englishmah refuses to conte to the `Jliraton. S. Cook raised this season over 2,000 head of celery. Several changes in Clinton business firms are mooted. The work of levelling up and ocher• wise improving the Park was performed hast week. Miss M. Doherty left last week on a visit to Omaha. She was accompanied from Detroit by Aire. Fred. Jaokeon, who intends residing there, Mr. Jackson hav- ing a good position in that Dilly. While Dr. Worthington was alighting from his buggy his toe caught in the robe, and, notwithstanding all his efforts to save himself, 11e was thrown on his face. .A. sprained foot was fortunately all the injury sustained. The Following parties from Clinton at- tended the Provincial Sabbath School Convention at Guelph this week :—From Ontario street church, Bev. W. Smyth and wife, Mrs. Crich and Miss M. Ship- ley ; from Willis Presbyterian church, Mrs. G. Swallow, and Misses McGee:ye and Helen Coats ; from Rattenbery street church, Rev. Mr. Shilton and wife, The Advance says :—A. checker match was played at the residence of Jamee Mo. Lauohlin in Wingham last week, between three experts of the town and three from Turnberry. The exponents of the silent game in WIngham had better pick up a few new moves somewhere before they play a return match. The contest- ants were Wm. Walker, Paul Powell and Denial Frazer for the township, and Jas. McLauehlin, Thos. Leslie and R. A. Graham for the town. The result was as follows :—Walker 5, MOLauc1lin 1 ; Powell 8, Leslie 1 and 2 drawe ;• Frazer 4, Graham 0 and 1 draw. Score -12 to 2. After the game 1Ire. MoLauchlin en- tertained the visitors to 190 expellent sup- per. The return match will be played in a short time. C etteral N ewes. Prince Bismarck is suffering from a. ante neuralgia. Hail and snow storms are reported in Northern England. Much valuable timber has been destroy• and 1D's. a, Hodgens. ed in Southern Jersey by fo'est• fires, The total number of deaths from 7Cxeter. obolora in Femme since April is 8,18-1. The £unons Jubilee Singers, nine fu An unknown disease is killing largo horde of cattle in Garner township, Iowa. A. flood lo San Sperttte, a Sardinian, village, has caused the loss of fully 200 lives. Hon. Edward Blake will tit hangs ratted by the Reform Clab, of Liverpool, on Nov. 10. Thomas Nelson, heal of the great pub• lishiugfirm of Nelson .11 Sons, I'1 llnhurgh, and New York, is dead. Len Joe has the honor (6) of being the first Chinaman ever been:i drunk in the streets of New York. Burglars broke into St. Peter's R. C. ohurch, Danbury, Conn., Sunday night and stole 55,000 worth of altar furniture. Thos. Acheson and sister Bella were A otained•glaSe window has been pet in attending the funeral of their uncle in the perish church of Hyth8 in memory of Toronto. It is believed that they are ' Lionel Lokin, inventor of the lifeboat. Lakin's body lies in tho parish olturoh• yard, and a 00riolts inscription records his connection with the invention. He took out a patent in 1785, but the con. oet'vatiVe Lords of the Adinirdty saw nothing good in it, and it wee not 08009• nixed by the Government 131' 00010 time thereafter. The longest horse railrorol in the world rens from Buenos Ayrre to San Martin, its the Argentine Ropubllc, the distend() being abort fifty miles, and the subedul0 time of the trip thirteen home. Trains number, will appear here on the 81st inst. In some parts of the village rats are beer—mire; a nuisance to many inhabi• tants. The Royal Templars of Temperance will occupy the hall in Wood Bros.' block shortly. The roof on the new reotory is corn. pleted and the bricklayers are buisly en- gaged erecting the walls of the saltool house. Fruit trees amounting to the sum of 58 were stolen one night recently from a building adjoining the Commercial Hotel stables. Oct. 28, 1802 OITS COTTON ROOT COMPOUND. A reaam discovery by nn old physician. eueeeseful- ly used monthly by thous- ands of r,AmEs. Is the only perfectly enfo and reliable nto,llom0 disarm. omit. liewitro of unprincipled druggists who offer inferior medicines in place of l018. Ask for cook's Oe000N Rom, 0041000103. take no substitute; or inoloso 01 and 4 throo.0 out Canada lostaga stamps in letter, and we will sena sealed, by roturn nail. Pu11 00,11. ort partioiilnl'0 in plain Ouvolope, to ladies only, S stamps. Address Pond Lily Com- pany, No, 3 Fisher 1310019, 131 Woodward amen, Detroit, Mioli, 1 'Sold 119 1310ss010 by J. T, PEPPER, r. A. DE All ALAN and 811 responsible druggists everywhere. TIER FANNER, front I will matte a preference in Jack• son's favor. I am anxious to fight right ,lJracti,cal 1.Ktichnbaker away. Sullivan did not fight a champion- ship battle fpr yeare, and here Goddard, and Jeweler who has no claims whatever upon my favor or consideration, is trying to force me to meet hint before my honors have grown cold. Be has no call upon ma and I will pay no attention to the kangaroo. He eau bluff to his heart's content and claim the earth if he wants to ; it won't effect me any. I am champion, and at the proper time will be ready to defend my title." heirs to itto,000 each. A sprig heavily laden with second growth of red raspberries ve8,0 found in the garden of Thos. Snell. It contained eleven ripe and nineteen green berries. The insolvent Bissett stook was dis• posed of to .10110 MoDenell, of Hensel!, for 60 cents cm the dollar. Having leas- ed the building from W. G. Bissett, Me, 1111D0nell will conduct a hardware busi• nese in the premiers as heretofore. Cie oelor1elt, Money to Loan, Money to Loan on Farin Pro- perty et LOWEST RATES. Man kip 11 pretties now tulle the ?let. 1 leave Buenos Ayers every hone l)1 the form. day, end twice tearing the nigh!.. Every West Ilnr.11 election trial is set for i Horning and evening expeees train leave, carrying only baggage. The night pas- sengers are furnished narrow little bunks, where they may snooze the long hours away if the train does not run off the track too often. When 991,11 au accident °cones the passengers ere expected to turn out and help lifb the Oars book 0n. Dec. 13th at Goderiell. Sir. 'hilted Empire called in last week, bound up, and took on 10 Dare of salt and 9 core of apples. The estate of Geo. Giant, grocer, of Gederloh, is offering, to compromise at 25o, on the dollar. A Convention of West Huron Reform• ors will be held here on Friday afternoon of this week to prepare for the protest„ elect odioors and nominate a cklndidete for the House of Commons. The first annual series of athletic everts under the mullion of the Godo. rich Collegiate Institute will be held on the Fair Grounds on friday, Ont. 28th, commencing et 1:30, The athletic coo• petitions will 0olnpriee foot racing, jump- ing, Melting footbale throwing lacrosse ball, tug of rear, ttto, Elder Hawkins (..tiered) Will preach morning and evening in North Street lllethodiet church on Betsday, Oct. 80th, and on Monday evening leotard an his alaye lire and how he obtained his lib• arty. In this lecture he will sing a number of the plantation songs. Private and Company Funds. W. B. DICKSON, Solicitor, cdc,, BRUSSELS, ONT. Duohess, the big elephant in Lincoln Pare, Chicago, while being taken to iter winter quarters, suddenly became mad - cloned enol, escaping from her keeper, rushed oub of the park, through the crowded streets, tearing up siclewalk8, twisting in pieces iron fenoos, breaking heavy doors, tossing about wagons, fright• ening women and children and playing and h9Vo0 with people's bower beds, It was two hours before a wagonload of polite could effect her capture, though confining hoe depredations meanwhile to a limited area in the neighborhood of North Clark street end Webster avenue. During her freedom Dnoheee killed a horse attached to a milk wagon and smashed the vehicle itself to kindling wood. She had boon uneasy foe several days and had taken little or no food. DIONEY TO LOAN. Amy Amount of Money to Loan on Farm or Village Pro- perty at 6 & 61 Per Cent., Yearly. Straight Loans with privilege of repaying when required.. Apply to A. Hunter, Di1'isiola Court Cleric, Brussels. One Hundred and Forty -ane Randsome Photographs In One Grand Ail the Conser'vat'ive l4embers of Thanking the public for past favors and support end wishing still to 0eour0 your patronage, we are opening out Full Lines in GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Silver Plated Ware from Established and Reliable Makers fully warranted by us. Clocks of time Latest Designs ,.. F 't ' 1892 JEWELRY ! WEDDING RINGS, LADIss GEM RINGS, Becomes, EARRINGS, 8;c. teReAlso a Full Line of Veo0rxle and Violin Strings, dc., in stook. N.119.—lsaurer of slarriage Licenses. T. Fletcher, - Brussels. Including extra large sire 111101.0g11101111 .1 Sir .101111Abb u, Premier, and Sir Jhnhom'',on, leader of the I louse of Commons,urroundrd by the Cabinet hiinistcrs, and grouped on either side the memhcrs of the !louse from every Province in the Dominion, making 0 total of ,a, splendid photo- graphs I every one a perfect likeness. This great picture is a supraduction by Photo- gravure, process on copper pads of the picture Live Illcmbcrs during the'last sestsion.the Conserve THE ORIG) 1AL P1CTU619LI 00ST OVER 0000, T1191 Rmernrl has scarred the copyright to repro. duce this Grand Picture, It is',Cluednus ,ctl plate paper in photn,ntphir inks, and i0 3 li. •t 13 mchos by a foot 4 ntahrs m ,ice, mrd malt, a sp1011- 4id picture for framing. A key giving the name of each tmember inicounselled nhmagtaking constituent!) of reference. IVO EXTRA °HARE win be made for this strand Promium, but It will bo G1Vf 64 FREE To Every Subscriber for the TFIECOOK'SBES1 FRIEND LARGEST SALE Ito CANADA, Private Funds to Loan. $20,000 nave been placed in my hands for Investment on real estate. LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST. No Commission. Borrowers can have loans com- pleted in Throe Days if title satisfactory. W. M. SINCLAIR, Solicitor, Brussels. MEILOITS 00 SUM P TWIT CURE - This GREAT 00UGH CURE, this successful CONSUMPTION CURE, is without a parallel in the history of medi- cine. All druggists are authorized to sell it on a positive guarantee, a test that no other sure Dau successfully stand. If you have a Cough, Sore Throat or Bronchitis, use it, for it will cure you. If your child has bile Croup, or Whooping Cough, nee it promptly, and relief ie sure. If you dread that insidious disoaee CONSUMP- TION, DON'T FAIL to nee it, it will cure you or Dost nothing. Ask your Druggist for SHILOH'S CURE, Price 10o„ 50c. and $1.00 If your lungs are sore or back lame,use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. 25o. 2 k1y Empire FOR 1893. Tne Wssi4ty Ealonta is wilhent doubt the hest Weekly for $tax, published in Canada, containing 10 pages of latest news of the clay. Special depart- ments on Agriculture, Woman's Empire, Our Curiosity Shop Old World ninry, the latest Sport. lag Events, eta Only Ono Dollar per year. Sent to any address in Canada OP the United States. livery subscriber will get 1910 Premium, Picture as a Present. Send in your subscription at mac, or order through our local agent. Address i THE EMPIRE, S'oronto, Ont, sA TJc.sxFRti;:'.,t''fESSE"7aN�"a^t'•-iRCct'x,�Ait L',Ll• 'EfS Our Stock in above lines is now complete with Fall and Winter Goods. We are giving Extra Value in these lines, This Accounts for the fact that our Sales are Lamely Increasing, September being not only the best Months' business We have lead since coming to Brussels, but it is away ahead of any other Month in Boots & Shoos. We have Mons' Long Boots from $1.25 to $3.5O—All good value. We have Womens' Bhoes,from tho finest Kid to the heaviest Kip. Boys' Long Boots and Misses' and Chilcll'enls Shoes of all styles and prices. In RUBBERS & OVE *HOES We have the celebrated "Granby" snake—There aro no better in the Market. Wo have (5) Five Stylus of Men's Rubbers, not Count- ing Overshoes. (5) Five Styles of Women's Rubbers, as well as Misses' Boys' and Children's. We have the Cardigan Overshoes in Women's, Misses' and Children's sizes. The Stocking in these is now made right to the too, so there is no clanger of these ripping. We have a Button Fastener and Buttons ectn be fastened with wire so they don't oome off When you want Boots & Shoes give us a call. IRWIN & ' `r '{r iytIN `.: ' °rl: