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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1893-6-9, Page 5JUNJi 9, 1893 - r rza xrmararyacome:Titatisarenins s yscates sisis i DISTRICT NEWS. 47rrinl>1•001,C. Tis 1'odT for the balance of 1808 for 75 elms in advance. Subooribe now, John McIntosh sr, offers his residence and lot, for sale. He will roub it if he does not sell, Deputy Reeve Dames is away al Coun- ty Council at Goderich. He rode over 01) 1118 bleyele. It is said Principal McIntosh will re- move to his farm recently purohased from Win Barker. Tie will retain the school however. Last Sunday morning W. II. Kerr, of Brussels, preaohed in the Presbyterian ahuroh hers. 1Zis text was "Behold 1 the Lamb of God which t11te513 away the sin of the world." 1.31uevalt�. Mrs. Timmins arrived home on Sntnr• day. Mrs. Pring is visiting friends in Pal. merston. L Molicnny was hurt on a load of hay last week. Mr. Soott has moved into bis new home near his shop. Tar Pon for She balance of 1808 for 75 oeutsin advanoe. Subenribe now. Joseph Leech is improving the ap. pearance of his house by giving it a coat of paint, Mrs. 1. L. Kerr and Mrs. J. J. Gilpin, of Brunch!, were visiting A. Brooe and wife last week. W. Gray, father and granddaughter, of Inwa, have been visiting at A. Bruoe'e. Mr. Grey visited the World's Fair on his way Here to see hie aged father and friends. In the absence of the pastor last Sun. day R. Shaw, of Morrie, preached in the Methodist church in the morning, In the evening the pulpit was coeopiod by R. Stewart. $!;fat CI. John Heffernan is away at Muskoka. . Fred Milne has invested in a bicycle. Reovo Milne is away attending County Counoil. Eph. Other will run a furniture store in Ethel. John Elliott is on the ei01c list but we hope to see him around again soon. TEE POST for the balance of 1808 for 70' oente in advance. Subscribe now. Six or eight oars of lumber were ship- ped from here last week by Wm Milne. Reeve Milne hos 80 bead of young oat. tlo this spring. He also farms erten. eively, The'Presbyterian Sabbath school plc. nio will be !told in Dilworth's grove in a few woeks. Rev. D. B. Monts preaohed in the .Methodist church last Sunday evening, This is the brotherly feeling we like to see manifested among the different denominations. A pis-nio under the etidpi008 of the Presbyterian S. S. will bo held in Ur. Dilworth's grove, June 22. Prepar. ations are being made for an enjoyable time to Old and young. Besides the us. nal swings and other games music will be furnished and those who desire to see the beauties of the Maitland will have an opportunity to d0 so as boats will be pro- vided for that day. A small charge will be made at the table and refreshments can be procured on the grounds. Come one, cane all and have a good time. 'kV in g.:1 non. The salt works are closed down for re. pairs to the pan. Last Sunday was 011ildren's day -in the Congregational ahuroh. Rev. 1Vw. MacGregor left last week for his trip to Sootland and England, 'The Times is on filo in the Canadian Pavilion at the World's Fair at Chicago. Anchor of Hope Lodge, No. 280, I. 0. G. T., will give an entertainment in the Temperance hall on Tuesday evening, Juno 18511. It is expeotod that St. Paul's 0huroh congregation will purchase a pipe organ and have i5 for rtes et the opening of the new ohnroh. TbeMethodist ahuroh pulpit was sup- plied on Sunday last by Bev. Mr. Ma• hood, of Wroxeter. Next Sunday Rev. Mr, Mahood, of Lakelot, will take Rev. Mr. Sellory'e work: Rev. S. Sollery, B. D., is attending the annual meeting of the Theological Union at To,outo this week. He is one of the representatives of 5118 Guelph Conference branch of that body. Dr. Meldtum left for Now York last week and will remain h attendance on the Polyolinio in that oity till the first of September. During his absence his office will he occupied by Dr. W. J. Roes, of Toronto. Dr, P. Macdonald, M. P., has let the contract for the erection of hie block of stores in town. Neil h1eGregorty gets the excavation, stone and brick work and plastering, and H. Kerr the oarpenber work and painting. Work teas cons. meiloed 0u it this week and the contraot is to be completed by the 81sb of Deoem• bar, 1508. The 0005 of the blook when oomplotod will not be muoh short of $12,• 000. .EAt:woocl. J. H. McBain is home from Victoria University, Toronto. '12791 osrhe Pott balancef 0 1808 for 76 cents in advance. Subscribe now. 1T, hoar disposed of his three.year- old pacer to Wm. Kidd, of Listowel, for the handsome suns of $150. A. student from Woodstock will oo0npy the Baptiot church pulpit next Sunday afternoon at the usual hour. Mrs, Hitch°ax lectures on Sunday, June 11511, at 2:130 and 7;80 p, m. and, on the following Monday and 'Tuesday even. iug9. Mrs. Graham, of Glasgow, Sootland, spent sevor311clays with her cousin, Rev. J. S. Fisher. They have not met for 40 year's. A mooting of the Patrons of Industry of North 20rt11 was held in the Agrioul• lural Hall on May 205b, for the purpose of arranging fora mammoth' pio-nic, to be held in Fia1Or'0 grove, 12th eon, of Ensue, on Wednoeday, June 285h. The committees appointed were as follows ;- Program committee, the Secretary of each subordinate association 135 Elma, Andrew i3weeton, chairman ; Rooeption committee, the President of each aced- elation of Elma, H, Biollmond, chair. man ; Order oommittoe, Wm. Robb, Chairman. 8peoohes will be delivered by Grand offioero !Mallory and Gifford in the grove in the afternoon and town hall in the evo03135, The question of proper. hag the dinner was brought or and after an animated dissuasion It was agreed to have a free pio•nic, eaoll family to bring a basket. Erma 1 n113[sne' Murano Finn Ins. 00,- A meeting of directors was hold at At. wood on Tuesday, May 80111. All the members present except Messrs. Grieve and Bothwell. Applications for insur. once were received and aooepted amount- ing to 514,400. The claim of Geo. Birk, of the township of Logan, for barn destroy. ed by fire adjusted at $050.00; also claim of Jos. Near, of the township of Elena, for two sheep killed by lightning, adjust od at $12.00. Meeting adjourned till Tuesday, July 4th. Holy communion in Trinity ahuroh on Sunday nest. Rev, T. D.. Higley returned from Eagle, Elgin Co., last week, P. Kelly & Son lost a valuable horse on Sunday by inflammation. Mise Barbara Ta,nin, of Detroit, is visiting under the parental roof. Reeve N. H. Young le attending the County aounoilin Goderich this week. The members of the 0. 0. F, held a special meeeting in their hall on Monday evening. Mrs. John Denholm left here on Thursday on a visit to the Chicago World's Fair, On Monday Mrs. James Watson and family left here to join husband and father in Beaverton. W ro1;t; cos,. Several marriages on the tapio. Lovely weather. Rosiness fairly good. Reeve Sanders is away at Goderich attending County Council. Lots of weal being marketed here. Two buyers on the market. Mr. Perkins shipped a car load of po• tatoes from here this weeic. The Royal Template pio-uio is to be hold in Smal0'8 grove 01) June 20th. TnE POST 1011 the balance of 1803 for 75 aunts In advanoe. Subsoribo now. Several oars of pressed hay have been sent from around .here 111e past week, Preparations are being mach for a grand celebration to be hold hors on July 8rd. Rev. Mr. Shaw and Mr. Leo wore away attending Conference at Owen Sound this week. Menus. Hamilton & Sanderson have made heavy shipments of clogs and oat. tie the past few weeps. F. V. Dickson and G, Davidson, who have been laid up for the bast week, are now able to be out again. Wm. Ashton, a former Wroxeter boy, preaohed to a crowded house in the Methodist church on Sunday evening. Thu Presbyterians turned out one day this week and improved the appearance) of the grounds around the new 0hnroll. Howard Stell r, -turned home this week from 11Ianitoba. Ile came by Chicago and took in the sights at the World's Fair and says they are grand. - .Val toll. Miss Ottewell, of Clavering, is visiting at the Methodist parsonage. 1' Tun Paws for the balance of 1503 for 75 cents in advance. Subscribe now. Rev. W. Ottowell arrived home from Conference on Monday. Ifs ie to be stationed at 13elwoo,l, neer Guelph. Next Wednesday evening being the first meeting in June, the Royal Temp. lore of Toulprrlu 110 will elect their oiil• ova of the ensuing terns. 12ov. 11Ir. Ballantyno, tL femur pastor, will preach in the Presbyterian church here next Saturday afternoon and Sun - clay in connection with the communion, People talk about a union of the different lines ouches the one that tools place on Wednesday of Last week, but we think that a union between Walton and the 12th of Grey will be the next, as somebody cannot want his life insured every time he visits the home of the agent. The regular monthly meeting of the Ladle's Md Sootety ih commotion with Doff's church was hold at the home of W. 112. Smith. In the evening the fol- lowing urogram was carried out :-Open. ing hymn, by choir ; recitation, Miss Jennie Ferguson ; insbrumenbal, Liss L. Smith • recitation, Jae, MoFndzoau ; solo and oborue, Members of choir ; rest. truism, Miss A. Gardiner ; instrumental, Miss N. MoGavin ; reoi5ation, Maud Ferguson ; cluett, Dora and Will Mo. Allister ; solo and chorus, members of choir • recitation, Thos. MaFadzean ; duett, Misses Wiltsie ; closing hymn by company. The benediction was pro- aounoed by Rev. D. Permit, who presided during the 01euing. Next meeting, first Friday in July, ab the home of Wm. MoAllister, THE BRUSSELS POST a The scoot warns rains wore a great stimulus to vegetation ; grain is growing rapidly anti ie fast slaking up for the lateness of the 0eas011. At a recent ellarlvaxi demonstration one of the youths was captured and taken to the house for inspection, A cow boll, that was supplying a portion of the musi0al program, was n1e0 Beeurod. A IInrpm J.vsrvr.-A very interesting event tools place at 8 5, m. on Wednes- day, 7th inst., at the resld0itee of Peter Watoon, 10tH con., the oecesion being the marriage of his only daughter, Miss May, to James Sholdien, of the 8th line of Morris. The interesting ceremony wee performed by Rev. D. Forest, of Walton, 1 0 the micist of a number of friends of the 0clntracting parties. After an excel. lent supper had been partaken of the oompany drove to Mr. Sboldioe's home where about one hnndrod and fifty goodie assembled in the evening and passed the time in various amusements. The esteem in w111a11 the young ooupio is held was shown by the large array of useful and costly presents. Mr. and Mrs. Sholdice commenoo married life under favorable oiroumataltoea and all join In wishing them prooperity. rxt,xrf�. This week Alex. Forrest- and wife are visiting relatives at Kollin. Wm, Forrest is sufficiently recovered to be able to get about a little. Mrs, Charles Wheelor bas returned from a visit to her son at Alma. Reeve Mooney and Deputy Reeve Howe are away at County Connell. Robert Nichol has had his baru raised and is having stabling built under it. Ties POST for the balance of 1808 for 75 cents in advance. Subscribe now. Last Saturday Dunoan McMillan and Miss Bella Hardy were united ill Mar- riage, Thomas McDonald, of Wingham, was renewing acquaintances on the 0th line last ween. We are sorry to state that Mrs. Wm. Sboldioe, 9511 line, is seriously ill but hopes are entertained for her recovery. Geo. Smith sr., and wife, of the 8th eon., returned on Saturday from a two week's visit amongst friends in Exeter and vicinity. Last Saturday as joins Lawson and daughter were driving to Brussalo lila teem started to run away, Sir. Lawson. turned them into the fence when the wheel 0tenoh a knoll and threw him out. He pluckily hold on to the reins and stopped the horses but had his right arm injured and !tie clothing torn by the barb wire feriae. A VISITOR room R.tnsts.-Last Friday's Toronto Globe says :•-"Dr, J. L. Mo• Casey, of Concordia, Kansas, superin- tendont•elect of the Kansas State Insane Asylum at Topeka, is the guest of Law. yer F. S. Mearns this week. Dr. Me - Casey 1s malting a tour of inspection of the insane asylums of the Enet propara• tory to entering upon the duties of his office in July. Da•. Mo0assy says Dr. Daniel Clark, of the Toronto Asylum for the insane, fa the ablest and most pro• found man on mental disease he has met during his tour. Dr, MoCasey was ecru• elated at Toronto University and is proud of his plana mater, and is shaking hands with many of his professional brethren in this city." The doctor spent several daysinthis vicinity last week visiting siativos. Taruip sowing is now going on with a x0011. There is always a oalan after a big storm. W,illia,n Batsman wail visiting at Stratford last weals. 7 P je M h 0 or T ly of an an su Li ell en of w N at Br he sh Ca 15z da G th dr fri fri ill liv let 0robarde are looking well and give 21 Promise of a fair crop. 110 01 het die 18 lea 1131 wo 911 at bo no Th 31 2 orv433. Tnn Pose for the balance of 1808 for 5 cants•in advance. Subscribe now. R. E. Sproule, Stratford, has leased he Collison House from F. A. Kraus and altos pe080s01on at ohne. Adam Zllliax has leased a store in alm010to,1 and intends to remove his wellery stook to that town. A pleasant event was the marriage or iss Bertha Dixon, youngest daughter of Wm. Dixon, in the Methodist church, ere, on Tuesday, to Dr. George A. aseidy. The town boulevard has been pub in der and the fountain is in operation. his bit of ornamentation adds material. to the appearance of tho °antral part the town. L. J. & J. C. Broithaupt, of the Breibh• IA Leather Co., were in town last week d effsotecl a settlement w1111 the in - ranee companies interested iu the stowel tannery fico. Tho King's Daughters of Christ nroh purpose giving a "May Queen" tertainn tin ]en the'n xt lc on the evening the 16tH inst. Miss Lorne Campbell ill be "May Queen." Our young townsman, Dr, A, H. ichor, intends putting in a term- or two some of the loading hospitals 03 Great Hain, previous to beginning practice re, and will leave for the old world ortly. Word was received of the death of the median missionary, Miss Clarke, on arch 17, in West Africa. She Was a ughter of Rev. W. F. Clarice, of uelph, and sister of F. 0. Clarke of 10 town. The following details, ad- e00nd by Rev. Wilberforce Leo to a old will be of interest to the numerous ends and oogol1intanoes of Miss Clarke Listowel end vi)1,115y, deceased having ed hero for a number of years, Tho tet' is dated Oisatnba, North Bib°, est Africa, and was mailact on Mares at, The writer Saye that it is with a avy heart that he writes , "Mies arlc0, the beloved 80ltool teacher, whose 01tl 1 hadboon suffering seala for some time, d at 5:56 a, m., o11 Saturday, Marcl th, Miss Clarke had been urged to vs the station es it was unhealthy, and d deoided that if the fever rammed she old do so, but the attaok was too chitin. I was staying yet a few days Kamonclongo, in order to audit the oke of our mission treasury, when the ws came of Miss Olark0'0 illness. o1g11 setting Off at On°e for i'3ieaLmba, I was too late to see, her alive, To Mrs. Loa and myself she was true and tried friend. Faithful unto death had Miss Clarice bean. Her grave is in our garden, anrrouncled by banana trees and maths bright by bouquets of flowers. rler memory will long be ohsriebed by both ourselves and the natives, The results of her work will eternally endure." Tan Posx for the balance of 1808 for 75 oan t is advance. , Sube 11 bs now. Our reeve and deputies are at Godo. rich thio week attending 00. Council. A considerable amount of grain tae been teamed to market the past week oe so, Road work till soon bo in order. A (Menge is needed in the manner of road making and statute labor. Mrs. Dnneen Livingstone has gone on a visit to Bay City where her husband is residing, She will spend a weok or so there. John Iiil1x 10th con., intends raising his residence and inaddition to a now 20011da510n will snake a number of other improvements. bar. Hill has a fine farm. Cheese and batter melting is noav being tallied 1)p lively. A0 the dates when the travelling dairy wilt hold their in0011959 appr0001330 talo interest is becoming greater. A valuable Berkshire 00W, worth prob. ably $40, belonging to Hugh Canning. ham, died. She was the mother of eight little pigs, The owner did not want to loos them too 0o he borrowed a etoW from John Brown, his neighbor, that had a 1itt0r four weeks old, In the hope of saving the little porkers. The foster mother took to her newfamily fairly well and is raising seven of them all right. There is still a ohanoeEthat before the cud of the year Mitchell may beootne a Onstoms outpost with Dr, J. W. Cull as collector. A'Stratford harbor, who 10 a member of the fire brigade, teas gutting a lady's hair ,Friday, When the fire alarm sound. ed. He dropped lits 01100r8 and scooted to the poet of duty, returning after the fire wa0 quenched to finish the hair out - ting, Cll,lra,(liaLu bNLbv'o.. Handcuffed, shackled and bound with a strong rope, Daniel riling, a Camden farm laborer, was brought into Chatham Thursday of last week and oomm1to4 to the oouaty jail for treatment, His coat about the shoulders and arms was tom to shreds, while a bag of straw, brought along as a pillow, also bore the marks of the man's teeth. Sunday night Young, while in atteedanoe at the Salvation Army barracks at Dresden, was taken with a fit of frenzy, which soared the the worshippers and drove them from the building. Since then the fits have re- turned and the services of three men are required to hold the victim when a par- oxysm is on, He harks like a dog, nada like a wild beast and evinoos a disposition to tear in pieces everything within his reach, Thursday he broke away from his keepers and made for the woods, jumpingfee after feriae with apparent ease and ib was only after a long obese that lie was overtaken and tied up. Fif- teen years ago, Young states, he was bit- ten by a lead dog in England, and rigor- ous means were taken to counteract the aetioipated effects of She bite. He says he has been feeling queer for some days. Dr. Butler, of Dresden, prescribed an opiate for the sufferer, and on his advice, the reeve of the township decided to send him to the oaulty jail, there being no house of refuge in that county. Young evin0e9 an ((800)301) 50. water when the paroxysm is earning and mime those 1Lro0ud him to letup at a cil"4gl,oe. The unfortunate man is andalbto,lly suffering the lncipieut st.,19s of lydruphobia. ALLAN LIN bte3'131 36 it Steaamshipe, LIVERPOOL ,m1) LONDONDERRY, From Portland, From 33nlifax Sardinian March 30, April 1. Parisian April 10. April 15. Mongolian April 07. April EU. From Montreal, From Quebec. Sardinian May 0, daylight. May 7. Rates of passage via Portland or Halifax -- First cabin, from $45 and upwards; return, $95 and upwards. Seoond cabin, single, 850. Steerage at lowes', through rates: From New York for Glasgow, calling at Perry - 0 tate of Nobraelca, Apr11 19. First Cabin, 040; return, 000. Fox further particulars as to railroad rates, berths, &o., apply to W. H, KERR, AGENT, BRUSSELS. White Stag, Line. 310'TA1. MAIL STEERS:111'S. Eetwoen New York and Liverpool, via Queenstown, every Wednesday. • As the steamers of this lino carry only a strictly 1101(1ed number in the 110)158 and asomin mem accommodations, intending passengers arc reminded that an early up- plioatioll for berths is necessosy at this sea- son. For plena rates, oto., apply to W. H. Kerr, Agent, Brussels. WIRING L I wish to intimate to the ladies of Brussels and surrounding country that I am selling my largo stook of Millinery goods, consisting of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, &c.., GARppDLE1 9tillSS OF COST. Call at once and leave your orclel• if you wish to secure a bargain. Miss AioPllerson, Fashionable Milliner, PEVY, PotorapIior, BRUSSELS. Our Photos, are pronounced the Best and host Artistic, We are always prepared to slake any size from,' the shall Sumbeams to the Life Size. Crayon rortraits and all executed in First - Class Style. We areyoffering Extra Bar- gains gaZ ns for this month. See our double width Dress Goode regular price 30c. that we are selling at 15c, Colored, Cashmeres at 20e. Fine All Wool Cashmeres and Henriettas-Black and Colored -that we are selling fully 20 per cent. be - lo iv Regular Prices. Bargains in Prints, Flannelettes and &slinst AnotIler lot of those cheap Lace Curtains. 50c. Curtains for 35c. ; 90e, Curtains for 65c ; ,$1 25 Curtains for 05c., 1Cc,, &c. Readymade Clothing at Actual Wholesale Prices. :ARG A.1INT S 1J r BOOTS AND SHOES. EVerythang must go this month, so ceo139t min this chance. Highest market price paid for Butter and E gs, IN BRUSSELS. Highest Ellice Paid 1st sh or - ,,,... A "ri l [ti art o,w<sKat ail oar Wish to remind the public that they still want More Wool and that they have on hand for this season's trade the Biggest $took of Woolen, Good9 Ever shown by. any other Factory in Ontario, which th,.v will ex- - change for wool at prices which will Astonish Everybody. It will pay you to come and see our Tremendous Stee'.o ullit•h Opened For Inspection. Conte and Satisfy yourself before disposing of your Wool elsc:whorfs. Do not toiget to .seGZGre for your wife one of our Rine Wool Scotch Shirts: !(NOTICE, -Do not be led away by shoddy peddlars and others travelling through the country. We do not employ any such - men. But come direct to our factory and by Fair Dealing we plop to gain your support and confidence. We Guarantee First-class Work 111 Roll Carding, Spinning and Manufacturing. P. S. -Patties from a distance can rely on getting their Ddti Carding back with thong the same day and they will flli'i tis ready to give tho most prompt and careful atten''tion to all.. h 3'25 Lit 01;10teS O N'.