HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1893-11-10, Page 44
New Advertisements,
£ ooai—J Y. Egan.
Rupture T. Y, Egan.
Photos Harvie J. Strong,
Mantle Clotho -A. R. Smith.
Thanksgiving Day—G, T. B.
Ladies—II, E. Maddock 34 Co,
Auction Sale—Wm, Fulton, jr,
Local—Paws Publishing House,
Removal Sale—Miss McPherson.
Cnneervative Convention—R. L. Taylor,
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trial jo's;t.
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The Rev. J. F. Parke, of Ohrist
Cliutoh, preached to the Orangemen of
Wallace dietriot, at Shipley, on Sunday
afternoon, Nov, 6th.
Hallowe'en pranks did not engage the
attention of the youths of the town to
the extent of former years, a few mis-
placed gates being all the harm dote.
The ladies of the Methodist ohuroh
gave it social at the Parsonage Tuesday
evening.
Win. Stevenson, of Britton, who re,
oently sold his 200 acre farm in 'Lima,
bas purchased Jae. Alexander's property
near the High School, consisting of
hostile, stable and 81 acres, and purposes
- �., becoming a reeident of the town early in
FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1898. tate new year.
Ix Montreal last week C. H. Maakin-
toeh was ewers in as Lieutenant -Gov.
ernor of the Northwest by his Excellency
the Governor.Geueral.
Stators the decease of Sir John Abbott
there is not now an ex -premier of the
Dominion living, anal Lion. Edward
Blake is the only surviving ex•premier of
Ontario.
Ommnro has parried off the honors for
honey at the World's Fair. Her exhi,
bits took twenty awards, as against
twenty-eight for all the United States
and thirteen for all other countries.
Ix is said Lord Elgin's appointment as
Viceroy of India bee been well received
by the natives throughout all Hindustan.
It appears that his father's fine presence,
his bluff, kindly manner, his friendliness
for his dark skinned subjects and his
sense of firmness and justice made a deep
impression upon the native peoples of
India during his short viceroyalty,
Ow2onxlA is giving a midwinter In-
ternational Exposition. Her idea seems
-to be to stove as much as possible of the
World's Fair at Chicago to San Fran-
cisco, so as to offer an extra inducement
to the people of the East and West, and
North and South who are not favored at
home with each beautiful and enjoyable
Winter weather as are the people of Cali-
fornia, to visit and enjoy a fine climate
for at least a few weeks.
Al examination of some of the war
vessels constructed by the United States
government daring the past few years re.
veers the fact that they are so badly pro-
portioned as to be "top heavy" and there.
fore unfit for service. The builders lay
the blame upon the man who prepared
the plans and models for their guidance,
and the secretary of the navy, Mr. Her-
bert, has ordered an investigation with
the view of ascertaining the exact condi.
tion of affairs and placing the blame
where it properly belongs.
General Nunn.
Geo. D. Swift has been eleoted mayor
pro tem of Chicago.
Mrs. John Miner, St, Louie, shot her
hnsband dead Monday.
The President hoe signed rife Chinese
Bill amending the Geary law.
All quiet et Melilla, The Jews rest.
dent there have been expelled.
John Kelleher 88116 tern to pieeea by au
electric oar at St, Louis Monday.
President Cleveland has set apart No.
vember 30th as Thanksgiving day.
The famoue Chinese giant, Chang, died
at Bournemouth, England, Sunday.
A brakeman, fireman and four tramps
were killed by a collision at Reno, Neva -
THE BRUSSELS POST
The Illinois Steel Co., at Joliet, will
start up on Nov. 20111 with 2,600 men.
Lawyer Frannie H. Weeks, who robbed
his N,,ew York clients of over 6500,000
and tled to Costa Aka to escape p unieh•
merit, has arrived book in ouetody, and
been placed behind the bare at polite
beadgnsrtere,
The "orank" critze has reached Indian-
apolis, Governor Matthews has been
threatened, and on Friday d.dolph Oleoli.
wacky was arrested as he was about to
start fm Wttehington to murder Prod.
dent Cleveland.
The boiler of engine No: 030, on the
Iron Mountain Railway, at the foot of
Neosho street, 01, Louis, Pio., exploded
at 11 o'olook Thursday night of last week
and the engineer, Geo. Sahrseder, was in-
stantly killed. Thee. Soots, the fireman, �/
was hurled 100 feet and fatally injured' ig3I3Ii3I religion MII3Mi �, t� lliday
and brakeman limper was blown into the
Mississippi river and drowned.
Frank Patrick, a 17•year.old Oakland
boy, lived with Captain Bennett at About the 16th Inst.,
San Francisco, and was allowed to go to
wheel for doing abores, life was bright,
but spent ail his leisure reading dime
novele. Al time he crag morose and
threatened suicide. Last ]!`ridgy hie
body was found in the woods with a
bullet hole 'in it. Iu his trunk were
found over 200 flash novels, a big bowie
knife andhis own biography, written in
melodramatic style.
John Floyd, of Proctor, O„ was shot
dead Friday night while standing with
his arm about Mies Lnoy White's worst.
The young woman received enough shot
Removal Sale
LLE
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As I intend removing my busi-
ness from the present stand
to the store of
aa, ,uonaay. to disfigure, her for life, i!'loyd and
The children of the Aitutaki islanders Hasty Smith were rivals for the hand of
are born with the left leg an inch shorter Miss White. She preferred Floyd and
than the right. was engaged to marry him, Floyd wee
The Macedonian rebel, A.rnaut, has bidding his sweetheart good•nigbt and
captured and looted the Albanian town held her in his arms when Smith fired a
of Prizuaud• shotgun through the window, tearing
By au explosion of dynamite on board away the whole back of Floyd's head,
a vessel at Santander, Spain, 166 persons killing him instantly. Several of the
were killed and 190 injured. , that struck Miss White in the face.
Jim Day, the notorious moonshiner, i Smith escaped.
has been caught at Paritburg, W. Va.Major Decker, "the smallest man
He has been wanting for 16 years. I living," is dead. He was 44 years old,
Prendergast, the murderer of Mayor I weighed 76 pounds and was 32 inches
Harrison. of Chicago, is to be tried Nov. 1 high. He died on Saturday night ab the
27113, and the defence will be insanity. Mackinac House, Chicago, after an 111-
The Lehigb Valley shops in South , nese of Iwo days. Itis supposed that his
Easton, Pa., have started on full timedeath was due to ohmic alcoholism.
and there is great rejoicing among the 1 When 20 years old Decker was engaged
600 employees. with Van Amburg's circus. From that
It is said at Washington that the In- I time hie life was passed with . travelling
ternationel Monetary Conference which ' elusive and he was s"ooessively connect,
met at Brussels last Winter will not i ed with Forepaugb's, Barnam's, Coup's,
reeeme its sessions. Sells Brothers', tiiart Frost's, D. Rice's
Northrop its Lyman'e representative t and John O'Brien's shows. In the Win -
was held np and robbed near Newbury, I ter season Decker was engaged by dime
N. B., on Friday, by two men, who tools museums. Fre had always been in re.
his gold watoh and $175. ceipt larg
During the six months of the World's ft for liquor.ofa e salary but spent most of
Fair 7,987,467 pieces of mail matter were I A special from Boston Saye 4—Last
despatched from Jackson Park and7,121,• night
918 pieces were received.
Among the Sondeh people, who live on
Lake Nyasea, in Africa, the favorite
formofsuicide is to enter the water and
allow one's self to be devoured by a
oroaodile.
News bas been received at Nashville,
Tenn., of the lynching near Lynchburg of
Ed. Wagner, his sou-iu-law and Baugh.
ter, all negroes. It is said they were
hanged by other negroes for barn burn-
ing. __
The Ounarder Lucania bps again
smashed the ocean reoord, making the
voyage from Queenstown to New York
in 6 days 32 hours and 54 minutes, or 29
minutes better than the Oampania's
Hale.
pastor of two Congregational churches
at East Falmouth, stood generallyre-
spected in the eyes of the world. To -day
be is adrift with three women alive
whom he hoe called by the name of wife.
lfro. Strickland No. 3, who was Miss Ida
Blau, of Augusta, is on her way to friends
in Meredith, N. H. Mrs. Strickland No.
2, whose maiden name was Perinela Pot-
ter, lives, bowed with grief,at Providence,
while Mrs. Strickland N,4.1 lives in Dug.
land, if the grave has not opened fur her.
Mrs. Strickland, No. 3, bears with her
an infant girl scarcely 6 months old.
No. 2 has laid two children under the
sod, while the original and only legal
wife bas one or two children alive or
dead somewhere in Britain.
I will offer special bargains in Millinery
to save the trouble of moving.
The latest and most Fashionable
Goods at Close Prices.
1 will be pleased to have the Patronage
of the Ladies of Brussels and vicinity
extended to me in my new quarters.
Mins Morhereon.,
CITY MILLINE]l.
PEOPLE'S POPULAR
ONS -SAY
PARTIES
—TO ---
British Columbia,
Washington,
Oregon, California,
-•—IN—
Tourist Sleeping Oars, Toronto to Se-
attle Without Change, leaving TO–
RONTO EVERY FRIDAY
AT 10:15 P. M.
Until Further Nottee,
COIDIENCLv(>t OCT. 6,'93
For Further particulars apply to any
agent of the oompany.
J. T. PEPPER,
Agent, Brussels.
Nov. 10, 1893
WRAPS AND CLOAKSI
A Woman's Wrap or Mantle is the
chief article of' Dress for Autumn and Winter, If it
is Appropriate and Stylish the a1pearance is
everything that she can desire,
We have a nice Line of Mantles, Tailor
in the Latest Styles.
made.
y:A TLE CLOTHS 58
We were tempted with some bargains in Mantle:I Cloths
and now find we have Fifty-eight Pieces, too many
for this Season, so in order to clear them=
we have decided to give a
Discount of 15 Per Cent.
Just -think of it, a straight Discount of 15 per
anything in Mantle Cloths.
If you are going to buy anything In this dine we
would be pleased to show our goods.
cent. off
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Kx fa llijrjetttAii~.: tt a ?y` :orf'•:
An Immense Stock Of French, English and German. Worsteds, coach, English
and Canadian Tweeds, Genuine Irish Freize and Gent's Furnishings to Select from.
a-ofona.
All who want to be well dressed should buy their Clothing and Furnishing Goods from„ D. C. ]Noss,
Great Bargains for Cash. Our Tweed Suits made up to Order from $10.00 upwards. Pants from $3.00 upwards. Overcoats, the best in the market. Everything Cheap for Cash.
There is no Better nor Larger Stook
to Choose from. Our Ordered Clothing Department is Second
to none on the Continent. No Garments made by us will leave our Establishment unless they are a Perfect Pit and Best of Finish.
We are Determined to do the FINE CLOTTTING TRADE, and we study to make our Garments
to suit the build of our Customers so that in every case our Garments produce an artistic effect, no matter how you are built. We employ the Best Workmen and you are sure to
get better served with us than elsewhere.
Our GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT Surpasses anything i° Y g yep shown in Brussels. In
Neckwear we show the Newest Novelties in the market, Our }fats and Caps are the correct styles, and bought from. the best makers in America 'and England, In White .and
Flannel Shirts we can serve you better than any other House in the trade. Our UNDERWEAR 1s chosen with great Care and you will always get, by buying from us, Good
Goods and Cheap
In Melissa and Waterproof Coats we keep a large stock to choose from at Popular Prices.
Any Cloth you buy from us, which. we sell as Cheap as the Cheapest, we out PIMof ors,AnGE.
If you Owe us anything come and pay your account. We need money.
All . ` ,.r a Welcome. No Trouble to Show Goods.
BRT.TS�ELS_