The Brussels Post, 1888-7-13, Page 5Jury 13, 1888.
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131114Wirl e.
17uaH. Nixnil'H "ray" wan n prize of
a75 at Jleisall an I)oininian clay.
Mr, nal Mrs. Piper, of SOafufth, w•ot•o
visiting at Frank Scott's this wools.
\Vin, Smith and Lizzie Whitfield, of
83luuvnlo, have been at Cilntou writing
for woe. ifirod nn,
AT3ou !hell Dumont, Armand Hartley
and Jahn Xing are hone for holidays.
Hurrah for tle'school teaolicrs happy
lot.
0nr village was almost deserted on
Damiuiun day. A wag Haid, "Tho pro.
prietnr of tho hotel and correspondent of
Tine Pose only remained to look after
each ahoy."
A number attourlad John/Monet pi°dpi0,
hold on filo 1st Mot, Morris. A moot en-
joynbin tint° was spent, and ovoryono
came home tired out but will plottsod
with the day's fon.
Itev. Mr, MmQuarrio, of Wingham,
preached in {ha Presbyterian eh roll horn
last Sunday. Rev, A. Y. IIartley, the
pastor, filled the pulpit !horning and
(caning at 13ulgrave, Rev. 'Mr. Law being
in aeotlend on his holidays,
isisstoaw(01.
A big day counteil on for the 12611.
Twenty-eight to four and an innings to
opera was ilio way the Palmerston Stare
"combed" clown our baso ballists,
Tim filters thousand dollars' worth of
dabonturos of the town were Hold last
week to It. Wiloon Smitir, of Montreal,
Nile.
at 1 ,,^
.
newspaper nfliees plated a
Tho two
game of baso ball,rooently, which result.
ed in favor of the Balmer by a snow of
11 to 7.
A dinner, !nlo: oho (inepiaos of the
Ladies' Aid Sooioty of tho Methodist
,:huruh, will be given in the basement of
the church ou the 12th.
Mrs. Lillian laid the ooruer stone of
the now Presbyterian church nt Drayton
on Monday of last weak. A handsome
silver trowel was pro/tented to her.
Sixty candidates wrote for 2nd and 3rd
class cortifiontes bore last week. Evi-
dently wo aro not running out of teach-
ing material. Messrs. Mayberry and
McDougall, of Stratford, and Riddle, of
St. Maisie, conducted the Departmental
examinations.
The return,/ for the outport of Listowel
for the year ending Juno 30, 1888, are as
follows :—Valeo of free imports, 030,236;
value of dutiable imports, $22,852; total
0olleot ions, !12,226.00. The vain of goods
entered outwards was $154,751. The
collections show an increase over those
of the previous your.
1F.141 0).
School closed last Friday for oho sum-
mer holidays.
Miss Ella McNeil has gone home to
:mend her holidays.
A number of the farmers in this local.
icy have begun to cut their hay.
Guo. Dobson, who is teaching near
StnS'ner•, is home for his holidays.
Gro. Knight, our genial station master,
has retnrued from his holiday trip.
Mho; Loan, of Toronto, and her twice
Lydia, aro visiting nt J. M. Davies'.
Mrs. ITtfferuan and children are away
visiting friends in Clinton Co., Town.
Mia. Legear, son and brother canto
horse lust Tmotley. Sonet na is pleased.
T. 13. McDonald, teacher hi S. S. No.
(3. Grey, hal gone home to spend his
liolidaye.
A dime show visited our village and
exhibited last Monday mud Tuesday
ovonitgs,
David !McDonald has rotnrned from
his trip to Cho Old Country. Ho was
away ,jot six weeks.
\V. Simpson & Son closed thoir millin-
ery t7epartment for the SORB= oa tho let
of July. Miss Sellers, thoir milliner, has
gone horse for her holidays.
Janes Henderson is opening out n new
shoemaker's shop next door to the hard-
ware. People will surely get booted now
when we have two shoemakers to do it.
Scnoon R sooner, --The following is the
result of the written examination hold iu
oho lithel Publics school during the
month of buns ; Room 1. -Sony. 4th
Class—No, of marks obtainable 762.—
Melinda. Milne, 173 ; Chas. Rupp, 460 ;
N. Robertson, 4.15 ; Jas. Robertson, 4.13 ;
Aaron (lobar, 420 ; Fred, Laird, 327 ;
Luoy Milne, 200 out of 522. Junior 4111
Close bio, of sharks obtainable 580,—
Bennie Da.sioe, 134 ; Fred Milne, 858 ;
Mary Elliot, 345 ; Mattie Evans, 807 ;
Jerry Annis,' 0 ; :Gottis Lake, 260 ; Boll
Dowdoll, 247 out.pf 470. Sour. 8r0 Close,
promotion to 4th algss—No. of marks ob-
tainablo 560, pass 'mark 280.--Blanohe
Milne, 404 ; Ada Hicks, 375 ; Willie Dil-
worth, 370 ; Thomas Laird, 868 ;• Nellie
Young, 831 ; Luoy Sanders, 827 ; Milton
Fw Wray, 318 ; Bertha Holloway, 1304 ; M,
Jamieson, 200 ; Lizzie Balmier, 296 ; L.
Dowdell, '248 mit of 500 ; Enos Gill, 151
out of 350. Junior 415 Close—No. of
marks obtainable 440,—Emerson Arnie,
384 ; WHIM Goeensidos, 883 ; Edwin
Robertson, 320 ; Louie Wray, 818 ; &mtio
Mound/ire, 307 ; Laura Sponao, 807 ; J.
Taylor, 202 ; Clara Peebles, 281 ; Laura
Peebles, 251 ; Eliza Dunbar, 228 ; Em-
ma Coots, 221; Anuio Hewitt, 221 ;
Coats, 150 , Robert Maunclore, 81 ; Jas.
Sohofiold, 77, J,catss A. Young, Teacher,
Roos n—Second Class—No. of marks
obtainable 380.—Edgar Mika, 811; M.
Tindall, 246 ;• Jessie Milne, 221 ; Tilly
Holloway, 180 ; Mary Sob011old, 167 ;
Maggio Elliott, 128; Katie Beffornan,
115. Sour, Part 2nd Class—No. of
marks obtainable 820.—August Rupp,
200 ; Edwin Zioniau, 220 ; Ilerbert Fog -
al, 180 ; Ernest Mun a ndors, 172 ; Willie
Gill, 151 ; 1lfaggie Fogel, 150 ; Nellie
Laird, 187, David Sanders, 128 ; Mary
Dilworth, 112 ; Charlie Davies, 102.
Miss I3n1,n maim, Toaahor.
lidLora•iiro.
Haying ie in full blast. Tho crop is
not heavy.
Mrs. Samitol Fear has boor dangerous'
ly ill this weak but holies are entertainod
of her speedy roaovOry.
Boil BALs, --Tho return mm10hbotwosn
the dabs of tho Srd and 4311 and the 1315
end 115 sons. was played last Saturday
evening ou Victoria Park, Brussoli. Tho
gnmo atbracctod a largo numbor of specta-
tors, who thoroughly oujoyid tho play.
novo wits sono good work dorso by bout
clubs bet lack of practice was evidencod
on both olden, Tho bwo ebbs appear to
bo wall matched and, as oath ]cavo won is
grams it will bo m ardor to ploy another
l0 du ode to whom belongs the supratuacy,
Thy following is the snore as furnished
by the °!;beim vomit p tehie e;
THE BRUSSELS POST
flu, d' drn, u, n, rag da L'cu, n. o. 4Ypt115) t, Cyril" Is r'oolr. 1 Jobe Muir, bart•i,attr, of Jlarniltou, Imo
1). Taylor,., ,. 2 2 11, Agnew ,3 1 The 1)rtutga I;olgt+ wont to Kincardine Rev, D. J3 Melton nCtnnclutl I'ret5y, been appoiuld•d Junior Comity Judge of
.1. Como .,. :. 1 U, Smith ,,,, 1 3 on the 12th. t,ery at Luoknuty no Tuslay, I Wn wurth County.
N. Currie ,. , . 1 it G, Robb I 1 Our citatory ada ° soipnu,nt of nheuWia
sn ' John ton to, lo'ane'r tmamma,paid C
, ) the Canadian side lu Savoie oho G.
:1, Bowman ,. 0 3 '1'.i(irkcounell 1 2
W. \York u, , .. 2 (i A, Smith 0 8
J. Sample.,., 2 1 W. Potter,,,3 2
I',111'Lancldilt 1 1 J. Robb 2 I
W, Bowman— 0 3 J. Walker,.,, 2 2
11, Giulio io .. , , 2 1 II M'Cutehoom 2 1
12 15 15 15
J. Ross, umpire; 13. W. Gerry and J. Y.
S. Birk, :moron',
Clurr.Cuo'r. -I went to Um picmio ht
Johnston's bash and lead a vory nice
little time of my own. Bob was with one,
8Vhon wo got them I noticed that a num.
bel wero going around with long sticks in
their kande and great big humps on oho
slicks. 1' asked Bob what that wile but
ho said tory wore croquet mallets. I
could got no mare out of him bogus° ba
wanted to play, so I sat down to watch
him. 1 noticed that tint fashion of ilia
bits Of wires was the Gremiatl bend, while
the wboio table so to speak resembled limo
latest styli of bonnet. Bob began at one
illi!- coneuity peg dressed in all colors
imaginable. He knocked oho ball with
a11his might toad it flew through under
one of the Grecian bender/truck the 'stay'
of another angled off and was umpired
out, I could not see why but Bob put
hie potato masher down and oarried tho
hall to it. Ile then hit it hard enough
to split a tough elm rail and lot it' go.
The girls screamed, It oangbt la ono
girls lass, silo throw up fluor arms and
screamed. Tho potato masher bit another
girl on tilt hat and broke her fonthor.
Bob said somo cuss words and said he
would havo gond 'through' but whether
p I had
• d
it was Chu oat'ot the Greoiau bo
not time to ask, The girls started call-
ing names and Bob said bo was disgrao-
ed. They told 8305 it was his fault ha
said Med smile and so ho did for they
both wont ab hint and Bob was glad to go
off and leave the Bold open to °thorn.
Yours truly, Bum'„
'NPiatgolaarn.
Tho Wingham oatmoal mills have been
closed by the combination.
The bridge across the Maitland river
at LoworWingitam is being rebuilt.
Soma party or parties aro in the habit
of visiting the cemetery and robbing the
graves of flower's and other ornaments.
About 80 candidates wrote for entrance
at Wingham. The axaminatlou was con-
ducted by J. C. Liuldaber, of Clinton.
The Juq° cheese from the Delmore
factory was shipped from hero by I. M.
Steinhoff, of Brantford. lie paid 0
conte.
Powell & Sperling shipped two oars of
butter as well as 15,000 lbs, the product
of the Whitechurch crenmory, bought at
18 and 18S cents.
A. Beechey, of Mildmay, who has pur-
ahasod tho pottery at the south end of
the town, intends having the building
thoroughly overhauled.
A, Rao's mare won two races at Tees.
water on Dominion Day, taking 1st prize
in open trot and the green trot. Robb.
McKenzie of Wingham took second prize
in the pony race.
Juo, elleghorn has been sentenced by
Mayor Inglis to 60 days hi Goderich jail,
for threatening to burn the Control
Hotel. Mrs. Ologhorn was at one time
one of the most respeotable ladies in town
but drink has beau her ruin.
Tho owners of clogs will take notice,
and govern thelnsalves accordingly, that
all clogs running at large in the town of
Wingham, without being properly mus-
sled, during boo mouths of July and Au-
gust, are liable to be shot. Chief Potty
piece has been instructed to euforeo this
law.
CS ss visits.
John Draper, of Drayton, spent Sab-
bath with his brother, Geo, Draper, of
this town.
Mrs. W. S. Bean is away or a trip
among friends in 'Woodstock and Nor-
wich.
It is reported that n new brick hotel is
going to be eroded on the site of the
Royal, destroyed by fire last winter.
Miss Sadie Wright, of Soaforth, has
boon spending a few weeks among her
many friends in and around Gorrio.
W. J. McLaughlin is home again after
spending some time attending tho busi-
nose College in Chatham. We under-
stand that he moil° very satisfeotory pro-
gress in the different branches of study
included in the Collego Course, disbhi.
finishing himself above many of lbs fol-
lows.
Tito fruits of the legalized liquor traf-
fic aro becoming very apinuroet on our
stroets. It is now almost a daily mom -
roma to sea men drunk and using pro-
fane and blasphemous languago. Mon
who votocl against the Soobt Act are be.
ginning to exproso oho opinion that the
Scott Act did do soma good after all,
Tho Methodist Sabbath School hold
their mnuunl pia.nio last friday after-
noon in Lha river grove. It tuns vary
lnrgsly attended by poople front nearly
all over the township, and by oho aicl of
savings, games and i'afrosltmouts a very
enjoyabro time was spent. Among oho
other games wo notioed a gamo of baso
ball betweou the married and single mon
of the village which resulted by n large
snore in favor of Gm marriod mon.
Onla'U.tnn,--Wo regret to have to obron.
isle tho loath of Jas. Thompson. wbioh
sad event mooned in London of Tues-
day morning 8rd inst. Mr. Thompson
was born its Scotland fu oho your 1821,
omigratiug to this country at an surly
ago and Bottling for a time in the oounty
of Leeds. Ho served his country in the
suppression of the rsbeltion of 1887.8.
He moved to the township of Howiolc in
oho your 1864 whore he resided until,
about font' years ago when ho retired
from notivo agricultural labor and ammo
to livo hi the village of C{orrio. Shortly
afterwards his mind boom!° affected and
it was found n5a588a);y to remota) hint to
oho insane asylum, Loudon, for twat -
merit whioh, however, proved unavailing
tis his reason was savor complotoly ro-
stora<l. Mr. Thompson woe Oonvssied 10
God at tho early ago of ninnoteon yours
and remained a consistent member of the
Methodist chinch until Imo bocama ittsano.
For over forty years ho filled oho position
of local smoother with groat accc:piltnos..
lie was rt mea of deep roligious prim.
ciplos, houoet and n twlight in all his
danlntgs with his follow mon rnnl aas
vory highly estecmod by all who knew
]anus A very largo eoneoarre of irioltils
followed his rennnis to 1110 (4't'ric wino.
Truly good many hat *ono but'
tory. .l uynl, Y 3,
Y
..1 „ apt •n
vs:.t 1 ice him to tilt
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in. 118 Ori
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teles
1 st• I TI 13 11 t3 "1T I' 1' > tlyi ti ' "t D D ' T 1t !--unci shaft is dew about 70 foot
P.8 wee S. lost a all 'tin . , . tot n. 11 + vont
all °IllitmO4 ay. "i Yt
noel on fife Antcrienn aids i! hat; iuodlel
of Stratford, wens tho purchase•. The township Coition'. sat Lost friday
1tev. Mr. liallautyno is away for too i at Took'', hotel, 'Pita miuuto ;nay bo 1 a depth of about 40 foot,
souks holidays, during his aSHuucu the 1 lanaa in auothor column., The Dominion floveruntout grouted
ailltrell building g is being rn 1 nailed and Robt. Gltlner.tl awl F mill Poster• sv'1'a ,*•4,666 to illIpL'at'e Ulu ha:bor ILS Belle -
painted. , at Listowel lent eruek writing at tit 1 vine, (0.1undttfnnnuly L 1 ,u the pity giving
A gard°u party, It of/lineation with dm . Timcllers' c:uuuiumtion. AV" wish them `.10,00ow t11u ally inns na foils, nod
Proobyterinu alturoll Mare, will bo hold on I succees. t work will be slapped !test week inflow
the grotudx of Thos I leFtelemnn: "ti
Tuesday, 1715 ins!, Proceedings to non!. j
nonce nt 5 o'elaok, te'a from six to Hoven.
Ica °ream and other rofrushments will be
served,
Illi 'i h.
Mr, rind Jars. Slitter 1 f1 hereat Friday
on a trip to oho t"/,o."
Mrs, 19migh returned hones from liar
trip to Buffalo on Thursday.
Harry Collie loft byte on 'Tuesday to I
join his paronto at the "Soo,"
Oar Politic Sohoole were blase,! on
Friday for oho rummer holidays.
Sacrament of oho Lord's Supper in oho
English church on Sabblth morning.
llay. 11, A, Thomas returned !tome
flout his vi -it to Wallaceburg on Friday,
Wm. Watson and Miss Amelia Watson
loft hero on. Monday for Vanconvor, Brit-
ish Columbine
The evooing service loos been changed II
in the Methodist °Mo h l0 7, p,ln.,
commencing on Sabbath last.
Rein is very much needed its this sec- I
Lion, every kind of vegetation, and (cops i
in general, are sulfuring for want of it.
Soveral of the Foresters Bore attendedflus dedicationof l'oreeter IIall,Bolgrave,
and nisi) attended the concert in the even-
inst.
John Howat•d n first -(less p ainhar and
louse decorator recently arrived koro
from London, England, is lcalsomining
and decorating the interior of the Metho-
dist ohureh, Londosboro'.
Tho funeral of the deceas°d Jolm Wil -
sou sh son of our respected
village of \Vowanogo clerk, pa,ipsecl through horn on
Tuesday to the Union cemetery, followed
by a largo concourse of sorrowing friends
in vehicles,
On Monday George McGowan whilst
working on a stable which he was omit.
ing on his property hero, by somo means
or other slipped off ono of the plates and
fell to the ground. When found he wits
insensible. A physician was immediate-
ly called to attend to him but there was
no serious injury through the full, and
his speedy r000vory is looked for by his
many friends.
Sresv.
11. V. Smith is enjoying a holiday trip
at London.
A number were away last week writing
at the Teacltors' examinations.
Haying is M full blast this week. The
crop as a geteral thing is light.
A booth of flax was pulled from the
field of Robt. McDonald, Henfryn, that
measured 3 feet, i1 inches. This is the
best reported to date.
Those who Coale in the excursion to the
Agrioulttunl College, Guelph, say they
etijoyod the trip immon'oly, were well.
rented and obtained a great deal of use-
ful information,.
The tl'nstoes of S.S. No. 1 aro asking
for n teaoitor for 1889, as the present one,
Stanley Anderson, intonds giving up the
profession. Ile is n good teacher and
has the good !wishes of everybody.
S. 1. Taylor, toucher in S.S. No. 3, in-
tends taking it wall earned trip up the
lakes daringg, oho holidays for the bonodt
of his health, This has become n popu-
lar trip of lata, and for scenery and
ploasnro cannot bo surpassed in Canada,
Our boys aro nut at o,ll pleased at the
way tho Morrie men backed out after
they had tightened the rope at the tug of
war in 13rusdels. Our boys will put up
any sum, from ten to fifty dollars, to
pull on any day which tho Morris mon
may tanto. All wo want is a fair pull
and no bluffing,
""AcoInntmr.— Last Tnoeday afternoon,
about 2 o'clock, Mrs. James Holly and
(laughter, 141h con., wort) driving home
from Bruseols nub had got over tho bridge
at Delgatty's, 1215 eon., whoa they do-
nidod to food the hors° before going
farther, having some ]lay with them.
The motlise took the bridle off mid pre.
pared to put on the halter. The daughter
was still seated in the rig. A stick was
in the road of the horse and in the re-
moval of it tho horeo took fright and ran
away. The young fatly was thrown out
on the road told woo badly bruised. Geo.
Lova and J. J. Gilpin, of Brussels, carne
along very opportunely and assisted Mrs,
Holly in oaring for her daughter, who
soon rcgninecl consciousness. Mr. Gilpin
drove both the ladies hone. The buggy
was badly demoralizod. e
1 Loon-, OUT sou 'Tirort,--Two swindlers,
represoutingthennsolvos as pump agents,
aallod at the farm of bus. McKinnon, on
the 81h sot„ about two weeks ago and
asked permission to plaoo one of thoir
pumps in his «roll. lLe allowed thorn to
do so and after having triad oho pump
til°y induced bum to sigtp, as 50 thought
a printed form of reconmondatiou as to
the merits ob oho lamp, but which was
in reality all order for several pumps
whish worn shipl•,od to him and for
which he promised to pay 0165. 'Jhs is
one of the many instances known to the
farmers of Huron when men havo boon
induced to sign timpani, whish it thorn -
selves ought to be enough to invite sus-
all in
future. ni1'.he Only wins °°n send thould be a, n og apurei0
M to deal with respotsiblo mon well
]mown in oho community. I
School, ]Bronx.—Tho following is a
correct report of the result of a written
examination and of the gonornl work
during the form in S.S. No. 8: Fifth
cla8s--18t, Will. Smith ; 211d, E"lila
Straohnn ; 3rd, Ztoury Groobes. Fourth
alis, sr: lst, Alox. McNay ; 2nd, 13.
MoLanahlin ; 3rd, Tota Sph. Fourth
Ohms, jr,—lab, Mh&m
ph.
Smith ; 2nd, M.
McDougall ; 8rd, Tilly Laing. Third
dose, sr,--lst, Oliver Smith ; 2nd, Isa.
belly, Straahat, 1 3rd, Maggio io MoLauoh-
lin. '!'hirci aless, ijt•.-1sb, Annie Strath.
an ; 2nd, Daniell Straohan ; 3rd, Margery
Strachan.. Scoond class—lei, Aggio
Smith ; 2nd, Duncan McLaitohlin ; 73rd,
Lida Crooks. Tho following tvoro pro-
moted n °lass in advauao 1 13011n, A.,
Smith, Martha A, Snaith, Bellabl, Snaith,
lllhulin tintitlr, Jos, 3(Jllongln, Tilly Laing,
Allan Lamont, Maggio McDougall, Cath.
mina Lamont, Isnbollet Strachan, Dun-
can eon IIlcf,rtrtCldm \VSono McKinnon,
Aggio Smith Maio Lamont, Joint and
Daniel ittalf.innon and mala Attwood.
S. Y. T.tn i,atu, Teacher.
Ivo are lx,lcitg fah int to •rr,;ts„ to ani the fluids ore fortheonung. 1 loan is
population whim our Ilan grill gets to tellcod of, hat !lure n :.valid "I'Pl hien
work and lops it will be: ilio monme ce. to it
moot of better days.
A abut+!nailer could don vosy little
trade bow. Elfpetpies are light, work
pletutifnl and pay wail. Wu lost a good
Counterfeit, 85 votes all the Brink of
British North America aro being ohm.
Mind iu Toronto. Bevernl of theta. iu tea
have been roeontly prosente/I at t.ii
workman whim .1. Biebl!l moved to mouton/ of the Bence of Briti.+h North
I)rnasnls, .America and the Imperial ISank. 1:very
Our Lich .+°' 1,'tall r Leta hot a losy bone ono of tluso not oft, sa far, lot,: Moo
io Lia body, ht nen slam correspondent stannied. aecordiug to the regulations of
dues not discredit the report that he will the Dominion (loveroment a4 being
:1 rand a gfud portion of hi.d va'sation in enunterfeit, and will not be re•issued.
oho harvest 11'_11. The public, in tf,u•nod to look out for
Win. (Minor/HI rood :ilios Brown were counterfeit $G notes on the Bank of Brit.
united in matrimony last Wednesday. loll North Americo.
The brido's Motor and thogruorm's brother
snLv that hey. D.13. McRae tied the knot
properly. Tim Tut: Pose joiusin thhecuns;rat•
ulittlnne foe a long and happy lifc•timc.
'- - ---'°
0 NLY l'ntil further notice tbu 0) 1 cf
f• bt`St. li)1'Y-Ir, seryl", of my ThorSugle brei
111 cnudidnt 's wrote fur Sud rhos+ r, n'. Josses Join trill ha pay
sblont limn of service with the:
tilicst;:s here lot week and 40 far 3rd 2,1/privilege of returniut (if neoes-
o1ass. ( sery). 'rho ltbnfe applies to
.•n good rain to notch tomato! in this ryf t' H any cows except rorauyu"Idch
51 f :3 will bs d5,eu1 t:h.
part of the country. flay will be very G,.1. Dl;•tmklAN, Dni.,.. ..^
, .., Brussel.,,
light surd crops short in the straw, Ontario. 05 -
Last weak D. 1). (Vilean, who takes a
QA PEOPLE'S coLurvim.
lively interest in temperance work. was ',•
se
t -
atCandn the Prohibition hob Cr 1 '
t o t c Convolution u
to 4t
1, Cav-ate issues sad Tru do Marks accnzod
Montreal.
aud aother patent anuses
[n the Patent
oitl3aobeton)to Courts Prompand
erolly nledt-. Upon recalpt of mod-
el
larsketuh of iata, ma
kecareful ar,eldise s to ndtabiiit
y
Fran of Chu. Foes moderato, and fork°
aoonne unless paten Benham Inform-
ation,
n
anon,advlasasd osbnl °earovo,ssaut on
applicatiou, J. It. LITTbtL, Washington
D,C., MB, Patent Galen.
1a-
Rev. Mr. McDonald is off for a tow
weeks of well-deserved holidays. A. stu-
dent from linos Collego, Toronto, snp-
plies f n his absence.
10 cents for pound Willireceived
for tho
enamor' utter from the town and
4d
Lond.sboro' creameries. It was taken to
the Old Country market.
Dr. Evans left last week for Lnerosse,
Wisconsin, in avhich enterprising city he
purposes establishing a practice, The
Dr. is one who will sucaeod.
The members of the church choir and
S. S. teachers of the Presbyterian church
spent Wednesday plc-nioing at Bayfield.
They report having bad a good time.
Many aro preparing to avail them-
selves of the excursion to Toronto under
the Masonic Order nett Wednesday, the
181;11. Tickets for the round trip, $2.00.
Rev. J. E. Howell was attending his
father's funeral last Sabbath. W. M.
Gray and Jas. Leatherland conducted
the Methodist churoh services in the pas-
tor's absence.
A football match was played at Olin.
ton Tuesday, between lei° clubs of Clin-
ton Collegiate Institute and Soaforth Col-
legiate Institute. It was a draw, each
scoring one goal.
Irwin Johustou, of McKillop, who was
taken suddenly ill while in town last
week, was removed from the Queen's
Hotel to his heuo Wednesday. Ho seems
very little ohangcd for the better.
Wm. Ballantyne, of Soaforth, has been
appointer) License Inspector for South
Huron, under the Crooks Act. Thera is
some little dissatisfaction over the ap-
pointment as a good many think the late
Scott Act Inspector, Mr. Sprague, should
have had tho position.
The Expositor says : --\Yum. M. Gray
has disposed of a gaartor section of his
land in Southern Manitoba for $1,25 per
acro. Ilo says land is looking no there,
and if their is as good a crop as their was
last year, there will bo a boom in farm-
ing lands thM fell. Mr. Gray intoude
visiting ilia Prairie Provineo in Septem-
ber.
Soaforth is counted one of the most
moral and temperate towns in Huron
Go., yet in face of this foot there may
bo soon almost any day ono or more
drunken melt on our streets. A sight
not simply disgasting but disappointing
as well, bat disappointing only to those
who were easily made behove the Scott
Act was a faihuo. A man with half an
eye may sea the change is in the wrong
direction.
Caauac'iiai )aJ evwms.
Nino bridges have been abolished ou
oho M. C. R., seven east of St. Thomas
and two wssbof that city, by the intro-
duction of iron culvert piping and filling
in with oartb.
The members of the Nova Scotia Gov-
erumeut on Saturday ovoning prosentod
Lieut. Gov. Richey with an address,
bidding biui farewell. Hon. llfr, Molsellnn
the new Governor line takon possession
of Government House,
Mr. St. John writes to The Boston
Herald: --"Whether (htltdanr wills the
double or not I ala going to sand him
after TOM= again in singles, and wo
shall koop on trying until wo bent the
champion. After oho doublo.eoull rano if
the O'Connor poopla want a race they
can havo it, or 1 will sumo to a swoop -
stakes between Candour and McKay,
Timmer enol Hamot and O'Connor mud
Leo; conditions, $1,000 oath, winners to
take $2,500 and second $500. If neither
of thoso propositions aro accepted wo
shall ask for it race with 'roomer for,
$1,000 a side."
Tha Orangeville Bun luta out the fol-
lowing story about a oornot player in the
ladies' brass band of that town :—"A1 a
recant concert oho lady in guostiot was
annomned& to play tt solo, This foot aha
apparently successfully accomplished and
roosived an onoore. Iu responding, how -
over, tho "combination" didn't connsot,
nod oho audieneo worn somewhat sur'pris-
odtoheat oho playing continued after oho
porfoemor had rouovod the instrument
from her lips. Behind bile curtain a
gsntloman cornet player was doing the
wont, and oho way tho crowd yelled when
oho rasa was discoverod woulcl Shona a
Who of Blackfoot Indians."
Au important dooisian has boon givon
by a magistrate in Belleville with regard
to clisltouoot dealing with cheese. Motor -
los. All oxolnattgs says ; "The mngis.,
trate gave judgment in the Richmond
choeso acuses this morning. ltobt. Dow'.
ing, charged with kcoping baclt strippings
lino and oasts 670.70. 1'. A, Grooms,
skimming nod watering milk, tined $20
in enol, secs au,l 810.20 costs, or $0040
in all, Jnuses Whitten, them instruc-
tor, Was the ln•0s0ottcr and ie cloterntin'
ell to stamp out dishronest prectices or
drive the guilty ones from oho factories.
Owing to the keen competition in oho
foreign markel,l itis necessary that only
• tho best quality of milk 5n axed it the
Canadian chrome iu to liven its plaeo as
the choice of the protium cxohitege:'
REAL ESTATE.
C1I0I0E
A tow aplondtd, improved farms for
sal°in tho township of Grog Morris and
MsIiallop, Apply to A. DELtGAT•iY, Co,
Auction aer,Brussele P. 0.
rI"A1ibM IN GIBES' TOWNSHIP
!poll sAZac,-»lioiue lot 14, eau, 1a, con-
tandpillnunorco, 00 lo partly °loured. the
balance wolf timbered. A savor failing
creole crnaseuthe plua,un,i itiari'onladatttt-
etl for tither lamina or .grazing. I will Illto'
wisosoll 4u acres, being east hart allot 14,
auu.13,nearly ail elcurnd god in a good
stat° of cultivation 1 geed 3 Hutu° barn.
esitha110,1//tone esubl, e i l,er,l„+d1_, muda
nrn•crf°ilingtraillsalin of. 1h- piano. For
further I/Armenitu'e sooty 11 !lir i:roprietOr
un tbo plus, Thlslvt is 'i"pnafle the 0th -
or CI1 Uh<tI AVE'S Y, Propriotar. 1-tf
A1'A1tA1 FOR- UN -
A. 1I 3:: --'!'lila
. nldnstIt:n n(0,,,1 f,ri' ::ala tit° nol'til
i'avt,laart' roi ls!2!,, cupausFiuu c, i4Lorrie,
luunty of tlurnn,uuntainluG Jn nores. lbs
land Is of first quality and in it high manta of
cultivation, well fenced and nodal -drained,
41 nerd:deleenal, New frul,10 holies, H motile,
1 milli hoes. with cot:crste walls, .•!fall°,
good horns ,,poi shed, orchard, ale, Light
Wore•, of fall ....lent. This d,: nasi❑ prsperty
1 edluluo t,,o corporation r,f Brurcels. Suit-
alde term I will be giren Pill. perfect,
Vn. - JAMBS GRIEVE. \I owner,
Box eri, is r:.flask P. 0.
1
0001. 11 tl FOIL SALE
tforriN, .n r,„+,:nr.A-• t, :les. In order
to close se iii, affair, of ti to of the late
W. O. 11iur: tee v-ati i haul the fol.
11.170iut, r.t1i en .e I tin 1•/ f t d. North
o1 1,1 1!, tgn Pntship 0f
141.rris, continuing Of1 a7 wires. fpr this 1°t is
cleeto,t rt h e 1 flue° born with stone foun-
dation, good rdtnrd, -11 t , !pimp Near -
ll ufl cleared,and ,f » .o grave road
closely n'liciaing inn tiling, of Lrussuls.
101lig fora, 1 n vnbuii:la one, i•; w.11 fenced
and in a pod ,.este .1 sal t1ratiou, For
prices and terms apply t> i. JI,JH. 7CAILLY,
Brussels I'. u., 3ln0nr J0a01';es, Vuitaris
Square P. (l., or 0.1111,0 Swat, 71•tpl,' Lodge
1'. ft., Middlesex County,
2rlru ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
—4 drat -class felon f r -ole in {bp
of Morris iu the Con ni. of li n
Townshipu i r0
u,
Loins south blot of vertu ue/l. 1 to dG ,h 00
and south hall of SG to tb u. containing
at to
tad auras mom or loss F acne to i culti-
vation.
tly
vber of stumps and young a go a inm' m s', oultm
good l Theuwl baulcbo55i1350 mrd a
good 1,011 nun haute barn chi x Set 1'e is situ
stove stable mild of the The e of B s situ-
ated
atad wIthnl valla o1 the Village of B • e
a Brussels
la
and lea good form or rain or stock rais-
ing as Ms waterers with the river Ainitland
nod never falling spring creek. Possession
will bo given nt any time. For further par-
ticulars apply an the premises ort08.ih.
1t'i3EIt'PSON, Brussels, P. 0. 0.11
FARM FOR SALE.
FARMSFOR SALE.-
COSIFORTABLE DWELLING
ran 54Ln at a bargain. For full part
tleulmre its to oris°,. 'onetime, oto„ aunty to
W. B. DLCKSON, 8-tf
El 0 cIJSomYoL rtahta TO RENT: —THAT
antta o n i• s 1 t
mulled by fl, Bello, Mili st)'oat. ILrugo 10t,
stable, yell, etc. liens moderato. Also
osmmodioas etor elrouso in roar of Postoflice
lately occupied by kir, Roddlolc,
UT- J. It. GRANT,
•
1ARINIFOR SALE.—THE SUB•
scnmrnt- olfors his valuable 100 sera
farm, being lot 3, con. 1:1, Grey Township,
Boron (10,.. for sato. Thera aro about 00
acroa ctearod and In good heart, There Is n
log house, good bank barn, beating orchard,
and all the necessary conveniences on tho
premises. For further pal'tioalera, as to
prico,torms, ate„ apply to the Proprietor,
1II08.HISLOP, Clare P. O.,•N, W. T.. or to
2.10 D000':1.00 STRAOMAN, 13rueocls
Tho Executors of the estate o1 oho late
WIL1.itlr Mummer, 1:oQnrim1:, decolte°d, not,
otter the following valuable muds for sale.
:—Tho north halt of lot 01, and the !vest
half of the north half of lot 014, both in the
6th concussion of the Townealp o1 Morris,
County of Huron, containing 1.5a aces,
About 110 acres aro cleared and in good
condition, oho grantor part being in gross.
The balance ie well timbered, chiefly with
beech and maple.
This tarns is favorablysituutedwithin one
mile of the village of Brussels, which affords
au excellent market, Th ora is upon tLo
Premien n good frame barn and Louse an
orchard of chola° fruit trees, a never failing
spring, also It good well and pinny. and good
fenaes. This property will he sold in ono or
two iparcels, to suit intending purchasers.
Tiuchsser tt111 be allowed to enter and have
use of house on premises et tiny time after
harvest and to do fall placing. Full posses-
sion -will be giceu at 1st Novcabal nest.
For forms anti further par tioulmre (1111111 -
to the undersigned Rxecuto.,, or to done
Moonily, Isere, Brussels, O:1 t.
!George. QnrditC. 191..-JTUlrn,
»me :esu «0 Prays, I
Dated at Brussels, June- !Stat
r&. ay`,"'AaS,"%, 3d ?1,R 1
CROCKERY,
G ASS ` AR E,
CIO. a O., E II O •5
n order to make room for
a large
Shipment
we exxpeet daily
from. the
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