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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1892-12-30, Page 44 New Advertisements. Locals -G. T. R. Local -Dr. Ayer Card -Adam Reid. Card -W. ff. Kerr. Card -Geo, Thonsoa, taid--Rod°riult Robe. Royal Crown Remedy. Wanted -R. Loatherd&Ie. Card --W. H. MoOraoken. Settler's Trains --C. Clearing Sale -James Irwin. CI, be j3a"1T5S. Cts Vizsf. FRIDA J', DL+Y'. 23, 1892. C,rriv. W. A. Smith was visiting in Loudon this week. Miss Bertha Ball is home from Toren, to on a visit. Mrs •Lavin and children, of Hohnes- ville, ha•e beau visiting at John Hill's. Mrs. James Mitchell's health is of a character to cause some uneaeiness to her friends. In S. S. No. 6 Jacob Keifer was unani- mously elected trustee to take the place of Geo. Welsh whose term had expired. James Ferguson vas chosen trustee for 5, S. No. 1 last Wednesday. Elbert :11o• Callum was the retiring member of the Board. Jas. Lindsay has a gang of men at work or, his farm on the 4th con. getting oat tither for a fine bank bare on his farm tit Ethel. A. Knight, who has been engaged to teach S S. No. 6 for 1893, spent a few dry'+'•t the school last we k and seemed to be weli p eased with hi,. position. Quite a large crowd from this secti ,n wait u the entertainment in S. S. No, 3 on Thursday evening of last week. They report having an excellent time. Rev, 'rhos. Jackson, of Mount Brydges, was visiting relatives on the 3r1 con. this w. ek The hand of Time is dealing gently with him judging by appearance.. 11re. McKaykill and son, f Ripley, are visiting at Eli is Dickson's, 13th co• . She and Mrs. Dickson ate sisters. M. Bann n, of Huron Co , Miohigau, also spent Christmas with Mr. Dickson. R m. Gordon and wife and tb,-ir niece, Alias Annie Gordon, arriv.d here from Neeoswa, Man , this week, for a visit among relatives and friends. They will return to the West again beiug we 1 pleased with the country, The following we e the nominations for the township last Monday For Reeve, A Hislop, by Peter Sin- clair and Val Fcerster. Wm Milne, by win C Steven -on and 7as Mak. r. Thos Strachan, by A,ex Stewart and Quintin M°RIelo. First Deputy, -W Oliver, by James IticN'Ir and Ferdinand Raddatz. Accla- mation Second Deputy. -Albert Dames, by Me main Lamont and John Dunbar. P Bryan+, by Isasc Lake and d .h n Caber. t'ounoillora -win. Brown, by Andrew Sharp and John Grant. Thn Ennis, by Jahn Lamont and John "ttewart. James Turnbull, by Thos RIiaolom and Alex Sre'v •.•t Jame+ Ferhel.o,y by Donald Crerar anti Adam Turnbull. Hance Onntminee, by .Tnnee Cneio and Donald Campbell. Messrs. Stranhan, Ferguson mud Cnnntiugs deo ined nomination. Vigerour speeches were ntnde by the per• sons hroneht before the electors and a, lively run ie anticipated. OBIT -On Tne•day Of this wEPk the spirit Or 'lames, sero,d son of William Fulton, 161h eon., to 1 its Plight The decease was born in Ayrshire, Scotland, and awn° with his parents to America in An•m t 18.51. They !netted in Penn. syly. ala •here they bred 3 years, m vine from lle,re to Blenheim township, Ox. ford f',.,, where tb.'. resided for 1 y. gra and 1,1 1H3n crone to this township where the a ,bjeut of this notice made his home since. :lhnnt 17 yenrsaim Mr. Fulton 1010, united in martian. to Miss Jenner McI nus, who wits, two sons and two daughters, mourn the demise of Inteband and father. Five years ago decea•ed brought on a heart trouble by overwork, whinh bothered him more or les• awing the int -reeving years but he had only bee•. '•nnfinod t.• bed two seeks previous to his de th. He was a member of the Pr•ebyterian cherub and enjoyed the highest esteem of his large nirole of friends. The funeral tools place on Thursday afternoon, Rev. D. B. McRae conducting the service. The body was interred in Brussels cemetery. Mrs. Fulton and family are de ply sympathic ed with in their loneliness, PRSSEN•rATION.-At the close of a very successful examinatlOu held in S. ti. N . 5, Grey, the fo'lowing address was read and presentation made to the teacher, Geo. Dobson :- DWI T0000011. -A9 you are about to leave this section and as the pleasant reletiona which have existed between us as pupils and teacher for the past two years are about to terminate wo oannob allow the 00450105 to pass wi•hout tak• ing some means to convoy to yon the respect in which you are held by ns and to exp ora our regret at your departure from among us. While we aro exoeed• ingly -orry to part with you we are glad to know that you are placing yourself in a better position and we feel pleased that you will not lie se far from us but that we may meet occasionally, and we hope to still have the advantage of your kind counsel and advice. Wishing in some way to show our appreciation of your kindnese and obliging disposition in all our intercottrse with you and of the earnest. desire you always evinced to further our interests in school, we there• fore, in behalf of our schoolmates, ask you to accept this Bible, hymn boort and copy of Shakespeare as tokens of our regard and appreciation of your services during the past two years. We hope you will net regard them on Recount of their value, but as an expression of oar esteem for you. We trust they may be the moans Of recalling to your mind from time to time the many happy days we bave spent together in this school- room. Feel assured the eball ever enter. rain the most friendly feelings toward you and that you carry with you our best wishes for your future welfare, Signed, S. J. CAMrinErrr, MARY BYERS, SneIn PnolteoN, doffs ANDER. Mr, Dobson ]rade a most suitable reply. Ile 1160 done eaooilent work in this sehoel, The Methodist ohurei1 at Berlingteu was destroyed by fife Monday, Geo. ltIoMillan, of lllorrieburg, is the owner of one of the largest pigs itt Cana. da, yes, in the world. Only 18 mouths old, weighs 96G pounds, 11 feet 11 inohee from tip to tip, girths tl feet 6} inches, etande 9 hands hit!b, l le eats well, but is still poor in nosh, Lfle footprints in sand are like those of a cow. rive lien. drod dollars were offered for him, ELECTORS OF BRUSSELS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Having. been nominated -as a candidate for the Ilevve„hip of Brussels 1 ask your vote and in- flueuce. If you do me the honor of again electing me =if best en- deavor will be to discharge the various duties impartially and 1 with due regard to the well being of Brussels. Yours Respectfully, W. H. KERR. ELECTORS OF BRUSSELS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Haring accepted nomination for the position of Councillor for 1898 I solicit your vote aud in- fluence and if elected will endea- vor to promote the interests of Brussels, Yours truly, GEo. Thomson. To the Electors of Brussels. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. ��ut bl•lil):I lu•totiit tit tile nom- ination I take this public way of stating that I am a candidate for Councilman for the ensuing year and solicit your vote and influ- ence. I am, Yours, &C. RODERICK Ross. TO the Electors of Brussels. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. I am in the field for re-election as Councillor and as I am unable to see you owing to illness I sol- icit your vote and influence. Yours, &c JNO. GREWAE. ELECTORS OF BRUSSELS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. I am a candidate for the office of School Trustee and would take it nn n 1.`„Soltatf^Cnr yyon volt h.1 give me your vote and influence. If eli'eletl I will do all that I can to Itovttlnce the iitteretts of the school, 0ith due regard to econ- omy and efficiency. Wishing you the compliments of the season, 1 reLnll 111 Your Obedient Servant, ADAM REID. Santa Claus has Cane. In Looking Over Your Circle of Friends regarding the Donation of Christmas Pres- ents it is perhaps hard to decide WHERE and WHAT `No Buy, and to aid you we beg leave to call your attention to the Beautiful Stock of Chola Novelties which are being displayed at our Store. 111 OU 1+G This week, including Christmas Cards and Booklets which aro Very Pretty and Exceedingly Cheap. MISS GAMEY Turnberry St., Brussels, THE BRUSSELS POST _. sem rooarLC:RIME ILMMMarrILTZTA11.142==73112)varmx n �e are Away Ahead Co -OF- ilEllll�N -IN- MEN'S FOOTWEAR, LADIES' FOOTWEAR, MISSES' FOOTWEAR, BOYS' FOOTWEAR, CHILDS' FOOTWEAR. Try a pair of our Felt Boots. Every pair Guaranteed. Custom work a Specialty. Repairing Neatly Done. J. nar;NM. 6 N. B. -Rips sewed FREE of Charge. E. N. KAM IIas now on hand a full hue of FRUITS V ITS that will please everybody. Figs, Dates, Oysters, Nuts and Confectionery in all its branches. TRY McCORMICK'S CHOICE OREAMS. Also a full line of Cigars and Tobaccoes. Give him it Call at '.4E11 xt estaurant. NrglluiPdlifni I have opined out a prime stock of new Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts, Canned Goods, Tobaccoes, Cigars, &c,, in the Vanstorte Block. OYSTERS Cooked, Raw or by the Glass.. Hot tl1ea amt C9fffee Served at all Flours. Lunch Room. Everything neat, clean, and sold at close prices. Pickles by the Bottle or Quart. Salt and Fresh Fish. Before Baying your Holiday Oonfection• cry and Fruits pall on me. JAS. Vic ALPINE. DEO. 30, 1892 XMAS BOX G1\ YOU 1 Once again we have the pleasure of wishing our many custom - ors and friends "A Merry Christmas;" and this being the time of year usually selected for giving your friends a pleasant surprise or remembrance in tho way of presents, would beg to remind yon that we probably have ,just the article you would like for your child, your father, mother, uncle, cousin or your aunt. Some might appreciate a farm, a ilio house of a fancy horse, while others would be quite equally pleased with souse of our nice Silk, Linen or Lawu Handkerchiefs. Probably one of those Cream Silk Crape Shawls, An pair of gloves, mitts or a lovely dress. If none of these things will do, a pair of boots, shoes or slippers, a'tie, hat or cap and it may bo a set of furs would bo just the correct thing. However, we have not the time, nor space, to enumerate the many articles and prices wo can offer you, but will try and wait on You ESPECIALLY amid the rush when you call. and show you some- thing nice and cheap. Wishing you a Prosperous and happy New Year, I remain, Faithfully Yours, LEX. STRACHAN P. S. -Groceries, fresh, good and none cheaper for same good quality. 1 anged Having purchased ++�theGrocery Business of �� c*,--; Oo, ae �'Bl'8 Consisting of General Groceries, Crockery and Glassware, Canned Goods and everything generally kept in a First-class Grocery, I am prepared to meet the requirements of the public in a Straightforward Manner. Casks Paicl for Eggs. Highest _Mice for Butter and Poultry. My Motto is Small Profits and Quick Returns. Hoping to merit a share of your Patronage and Confidence and wishing all a Merry Xnias, I am, Yours, &c•, 1 mums= We Commence on January 2nd And will continue during the month of January, to sell all lines of goods at actual wholesale cost. We do this to clear out all winter goods before spring goods that are alrea. y purchased come in, and we want to take stock about the first of February. With these two objects in view we will offer goods at Our Stock was never so Large as at Present. See the Reduction in Prices of Dress Goods. Goods worth 1Oo. for 7c. ; goods worth 15c. for 100. ; goods worth 17c. for 12c. ; double width goods worth 30c. for 20c. ; goods worth 35c. for 25c. ; double width cashmeres for 20c. ; black cashmeres for 25o. A splendid lino of black cashmeres, at prices up to $1.00, to be sold at one-quarter of regular prices. A few dress lengths in double width wool goods worth 60c. for 45c. A few pieces of all wool serges worth 45c. for 33c. A few ends of mantlings at, less than cost price, Special lines in flannels and flannelettes. All wool grey flannels, plain or twill, for 15c. ; flannelettes from 7c. up. A big stock of tweeds, shirtings, oottonacles, tickiugs, shirts and drawers at prices that will astonish you. 20 doz. handkerchiefs at 2 for 50. Overcoats and Readymade Suits for men or boys, with the profit right off. Boys' Overcoats from $2.00 up; Men's Overcoats from $3.75 up ; Men's suits from $4.00 up ; Men's tweed pants for $1.00. A few sets of our best Ladies' Furs yet to sell, if you want a set cheap call early. A Large Stook of Boots and, Shoes o1, liand. Felt Boots, Overshoes, Rubbers, Felt Socks, &c. We have our Spring stock bought and want to clear out the present stock before the new conies in. .To do that we will sell thele at prices that will make tliem go. A Full Line of Groceries Always in Stock. We Paz the .171611 MM'carraet Price for Goocl Butter, Eggs and Fozaltry. Don't miss this chance of buying goods at such low prices. Many of these lilies will not last long and will not be re- placed for the same money so the first to come will get the best chance. S IN0 Next to American Hotel.