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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1888-8-31, Page 5s to ole der arn ov• for tor. :i1ti 1 In, 4. idle. la ubl's t4 ism, asee, pnri• ilood r toyer ing. NE. LI _S, ISEA RI LER :s and your l lines 1E8. alters; 9, &c. ioline CIL € . Ara, 31, 1888. THE 13RUSSELS POST rsteeetrereseevarreseertairceeterecertme ecere....ereez..eieleietne—cmereezerrsee-- e—tereeiteere.zeee.ezzet=weetteemeizerevat=stec=ece=iimaTe-,e7"teerstee reeer...„aereeegeeasztewrseceee=eeeeeeeeec=w„,e--,e=eseeeeseewee.eeeeereeascaesmeseee,e. , ! . i I ! ,r t pf.41 for Ow E.Ittentiottai '1,11,11. Collo,. V.4t1Ct !..11CW5f , tiou f,ide cirellit 1 1.• liev. :1. Y. ,i Ilartleee in tile Pe, 4,),7,1,,e1C11 C1111r4,11. 100k, for his L',>.,11.rteiat .0 It ,h01). gerd encl I ' . • • i•J.Pit 04,4'01, Kidd Bros horee, "Prime! Frederick," took 3rd moiety at the Seaforth rano lent Tuesday. Nov. M. Tnnileill preached the alumni hornier) to Om FOITstolli cannel of this town on Sunday efternoon, The >1014 and plasterere h aye finiehed their work tin the new Preebyterian church and the penffolding 114 taken dom. JL Lamont, of Collingwood, hen opeo- ed a music emporium bore, in the Metro n few doom east of the Grand Central. ho. tel. The business will bo managed by D. Lamont, The brick work of Hems Brorkeew four story factory is completed and the roof is put on, The latter lo composed of tar Payer, pitch and gravel, overlaying a cov- ering of matched lumber. The quitntitlen of flax which have been delivered to Livingston's mill have been pato 11(111(1to the averege. Tito amount is ovnt 700 toes. The quality is good al- though in sone places rather short, The tuxert, by it raeolution of the =an- vil, are to boleti(' in two equal instalmente of ten 111 >7 ma on the lot Sept. and 14th Dec. An winner: of five per cent. will let added to anemia's not paid on or be- fore Fuld dates. For eome e Limpaid seem partici; have been in the habit of milking COWS in the ;mauve neer the railway et >1 08, -much to the itt nd minuet= of the owners, rollin of the cows having gone almost dry from laving been milked. at irregular hours. The Baptist congregation have sold the site on Raglan street, on which they had commenced the erection of their new chinch, and have verehneed the corner M lot on ain street east. owned. by Thos. Stevenson, The material has been re- moved to the now site and the excavations are about finished. wt11 • Inspector Paislay,tof Clinton, was M town on Saturday evening. John Denholm ltas commenced buying apples for the home rind foreign markets. Rev. W, J. Taylor, of Mitohell, will ofiluiate in the Episcopal church here at 8 p. 01. on Sabbath. A number of our sporting fraternity put in their appearance at tho Seaforth races on Tuesday. Quite a number of our prominent Re formers visited Wingham on Saturday to hear Hon. W. Laurier. Miss Mabel Laven, having been on a visit here for several days past, returned to Clinton on Thursday. Several of our citizens took advantage of the cheap trip to Niagara Falls and Grimsby Park on Saturday. It. Henderson, e. former principal of Blyth public school, officiated, morning and evening, 1 St. Andrews; church on Sabbath. Mrs. John (1000180(1000180 left here on Mon- day for Galt, having been called away suddenly to see her father, who is lying variously ill. Robert Howard, bricklayer, and his men built new chimneys rind d(a 00)110other necessary repairs on the Episcopal church this week. Mrs. and Miss Drummond returned m hoe from Kincardine Thursday, which they had hem enjoying the lake breezes for several weeks. Division Court MS held hero on Mon- day before Judge Doyle. Several cases were disposed of and some adjourned in consequence of the absence, owing to illness, of important withesses. The harvest home festival in connec. tion with the Episcopal church is to bo held next Tuesday, 4th inst. Supper is to he served at 5 o'clock p. m., after which addresses will be delivered by several clergymen from a distance, varied by some choice music by the choir. Atatthew Brandon, a homer who lived near Belgrave, met with a fatal accident on Wednesday evening last. When rid- ing up Dinsley street, going towards the depot, by some moans Or other he fell oat of the democrat wagon and was so severe- ly injured that he died on Thursday morning. 1.311tes-s-ttle. Our cheese factory is having a good season. Business has been on the quiet side .of late. A member from this looality heardIIoii. IIon. W. Laurier speak at Wingham last Saturday afternoon, A. Nixon had his trotting mare, "Happy Lucy," entered in the three minute trot at Seaforth, last Tnesday, but owing to the class of trotters put in the fleet little mare was withdrawn by her osvner. Jno. Bosnian and wife arrived from tithe old country this week. They have purchased the house owned. by C. Read- ing at the station. Mr, R. has moved into the parsonage. Mr. and Adrs. B. are welcome -home and weloomed to our vil- lage, 1( 10 to be hoped they will enjoy themselvee in their well-earned rat Tun (NOM ACT 10 FOlt0E,--(ADti S. A.) "You'll see when the Crooks Act comes in force no more illegal selling. Just wait till after April the 19th." In the township of Turnbetry at what is known as the Half -way house between Wiugbam and Teeswater, on Wednesday, Aug. 29(h, the hotetkeeper was arrested and fined, for tolling without license. He refused to 1)03' his fine and Frank Patter- son, Bailiff, took hie prisoner to Gode- rich. This is a case at home. Last Sunday was a epeoial day in both churches hen:. Rev. Mr. Cousins, of Hensel!, preached in the Methodist church morning and evening in the in- terest of the Eduoational Fund. Mr. C. took for his text in the evening Matt. 27th chap, and 42nd verse, "He saved others; himself ho eannot save." Ho referred to the three (1100001>1 yeare of propheeynoW fulfilled to the expectant earth, the sor- rowful heaven knowing the See of the King was going to earth, the star and angel announcement, the inannger cradle and the expeoted arrived and woo re. joeted during his life, and now comes the confession of his enemies, "Ho saved °there." History was mordled to show all Ho Saved and as this WAS the testing age we ltad to ask, "Could IIe save to- day?" ',Himself Ho could not save," What the worl01 thought then old now wore very different things, yet it was true he could not recce himself. (1) It '.000ns the invincible purpoeo of God, (9) Ho wag a Saviour, (11) Ito loved us too tvell, (4)There was no other way. The grand principle underlying the statemeet 1(070 Love, Mr, 0, den concluded by an alt. 8(111 vi r • te.'. 1 ,,fte‘ twee tet eth and >0 bIt hewed that the 1.10154 111(11/V011 di, tient and for this they had been (011.1 hod and then y were exhorted tied teld (1) "What they went not to glory in," Wheloin, Alight nor itiehee. All were dwelt on at Borne length. le relined to firet the late 1000. sage of President Cleveland was tnuehod mein, -Tho letta who always don the right thieg, in the right way, at the right time." It might bo wise le tho eyrie of men today but in the pages of history it would he recorded as n blot upon his character. That to gain a political point he had risked the embittering of two friendly nations. (9) Alight is not al. ways right, (3) Tho rioh aro not always the happiest. "Whet two should glory in" Jehovah deaoribecl as the loving father, the elder brother, the judge who always does right yet remembers, in his loving kindness, his people. In con- clusion all were warned to be sure and glory in the Lord Jehovah and waste not glory in anything slim. As announced last Sunday the collection was a special one for Foreign Missions. C ollections amounted to $38. Bforris. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, of St Thomas, aro visiting at John Mooney s this week. Mies Annie Chambers, of Seaforth, was here last week cm a visit with her sister. Councillor Caabiek's son and Dougall Taylor left last Tuesday on a prospect- ing tour to Manitoba and the Northwest. Their inteution is to take up laud if they find what mite them. The sound of tho steamer is heard in the land and the threshing maohine 10 making its rounds. A vary good yield is reported notwithstanding the dry weath- er and the predictions of weather proph. oto. Mr. Palmer, 1st lino, found seven of his cattle nn Tuesday morning in his neighbor's field dead. Some scoundrel had mixed Paris green with the salt. De- tectives aro already at work and it is to be hoped the pepetrator of tho dastardly outrage will soon be brought to jtidiCe. esionfortlo. Rev. Mr. Howell preached an able sermon to the Seaforth Fire Brigade last Sunday evening A big timeis expected in town next Tuesday at the Caledonian games. The See. says the largest number of athletes of any year in the past aro expected. It is to be hoped the weather will be favor- able. R. Logan, of Carberry, Manitoba, of the banking firm of Logan di Co., has re- terned to the west. Mr. Logan has 4C0 acres of wheat in good harvesting con• dition and was anxious to get back on that account. Hendry's foundry in this town was de- stroyed by fire on Thursday morning of this weelc. Tho firm will get to wont immediately, however, as they have a great rush of work on hand, particularly 10 1110 plough line. A. lively runaway occurred on the street Wednesday morning caused by John Burgess' horse, which was untied, taking fright and running into the express wag. gon. Tho horse of which thinking he had a share in the ratio took to his heels. Tho result was 0 badly demolished load of empty egg boxes and a wreolcoil wagon. Henry Messett WM, for a number of yones, rt prominent business man in this town. Itis transactions were supposed to he always honorable and business.like. But in June last it was discovered that he was crooked, that ho forged notes and signed other people's names in a general way. John Peek discovered forged note en him issued by Monett for *45 aud proceeded to investigate the matter. Alessett got wind of the matter and at once started on an American tour, Tho authorities traced him and 110 was 00. rested at COMMIS., Mich., on June 18th, and brought before Commissioner John Graves for an examination as to his ex- tradition. The examination was only partially completed. Tho ease 8000 ad- journed and the prisoner released on de- positing MO cash with tho authorities. The date of the examination came round again, but Messett failed. to answer his 1104010. Again the matter was postponed, and was to bo called on Friday. Messett is still absent and will *probebly remain ro. As the United States authorities aro not very much interested in the matter it is hardly probable any effort will be luau to oapturethe man. Tho authorities still holt' the *500. The ease was put off for two wooks longer. Fen, Rectes.—Last Tuesdaya very large 000)01assembled on Fairview Park to witness the fall races. Tho whole series were closel' contested and some very fine trotting was done. In the three minute trot there were ten horses entered but only seven started. "Woodstock," "Thornwood" and "Big John" were dis- tanced in the first heat. "Gunbilda," a St. Marys mare, was 4111. The following is the way the heats resulted : Jaime, Soott, b m., A. Johnston Brantford 1 Moda,s.na,,J.Shorauct,Woodstoolt 2 2 2 Pkinoo l'rodorlok, b.g.,Eida Bros, testae -el 4 3 9 Tinto 2,84 037,2,114, 240. In the next race' the 2.40 class, six horses entered andfive started. Thetime was not nearly so good as in the preced- ing ertea "Rosewood" was shut out. The horses won as follows : I3111yE„ h. g., T. Barr, Sarnia 1 2 1 1 Boasts R., cat., Laird, Hamburga 1 2 2 Bill Donaldson, 0 g., R. Haps= Woodstock 3 3 0 1; Vole, 2.411, 0421,2,42, 2.43. Tho open trot, called the 2.98 ohms, brought out a first-olase string. A good deal of local interest centered firmed 11110 1000 owing to the filet that Anemic= flyers wore entered and also on account 01 1110 well-known "Florence G.," owned by Geo. Whiteley, being in it. She, un. fortunately, drove tho otttsido of the track but she orowded the winner hard while she kept her feet, "Bessie 13," shut her out of 8td money by lotting ',Hotspur Girl" take seem' place 11 the third heat. Only four horses started M this race al. though six entered. The reeord was : Doe, lt'Oaek 10. Lawlor,Port Repo... 1 1 3. Sossto 33,, s, m., Ilothorington Neer Spring 2 2 3 10101.0000 G, b, ins Deo. Whiteley, Soaforial 3 3 4 lietaphr Gila, b. In., 7, Sholuncl, Woodstock 4 4 2 Time, 2.331, 2.314, 2.33. A largo number of geed local goers weto in town but did not compote owing to the preeence of what was eupposed to bo Something very speedy. Tho ledges Were A. Polley, of Goderich, and NV. Forbes and T. Bolls, of Listowel. A leree number peteeetiect the rove', IVI • , III esIccially from 411,, vureomoling town •, R 1A Timm, ,i.eurpcl. roll oil pretty wen, clueber deeelt: the oniiistry 1-11 he Aire. Lang 1o'atty Virilind friteele in Preseett. Aire. J. '1', Legitar lo violin( her friutele in Cortraiell this week, 'P. 1', Simpeou is in London this week making fall per:thanes. 11, Caber sold three clothes rhymes in Bohnore two days last week. Christopher lisynard and Jim. 'Max- well left hero butt Tuesday on a trip to Manitol J. C. Heffernan shipped a ear -load of lambs from Ifenfryn station one day !met week. John Cober and wife aro away at Hes peler thio week attending the funeral of Mrs. Cober's father. It moot be rather chilly out in the Northwest. It ie reported that J. N. Robertson gob his nose frozen recently. Jonathan Hewitt has improved the ap- pearance of house by veneering it with brick. Ile lute now ono of the neatest residences in the village. George Imlay's family arrived from Watford this week and will become resi- dent.; of our village. Mr. Imlay is fire- man in the grist mill here. There will be no service in the Presby- terian church for the next two Sabbaths as the Rev, D, IL MoRao is going to Glengarry to see hie nother. Last Monday evening a horse belong- ing to W. Ilan:Ion, of thn Oth con., ran out of J. C. Heffernan's blacksmith shop and made his way home in double quick time. -Union practices between the choirs of Ethel and Roe's churches are being held in preparation for the big field meeting to be hold on the second Sabbath in September. It is stated that it is becoming fashion. able for young men to pub on their best attire and accompany the lady of their choice to milk the cow and lend a hand if necessary. That's right, as the boys ehould be useful as W011 as ornamental. Last Tuesday morning David Dobson and Wife came home from the North- west. He has given tip his situation on the C. P. R. and purposes purchasing an improved half seotion of land in the Souris District, He will take out stock, implements, &o. John Redmond, M. P. for Wexford ; William Redmond, M.P. for Fermanagh; Edward Walsh and Father Kennedy have been arrested under the Crimes' Act. Most of the iron work anl machinery has been removed from the °lona' steam- ship 'Great Eastern,' and the hull tvill be shortly towed from the Clyde to Barrow, where it will be demolished. It is proposed to raise by subscription a sufficient sum to enable tho promoters of the scheme to convert; the dismantled hull into a floating hospital or sailors' home, but the project is not likely to bo success. fel. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Is the matter of Ellen Taylor mol 'John Taylor, of the Tountehiy of Grey, in the County of Mean, Debtors.. TAKE :VOTIVE that the abovo named Debtors hove made an assignment to nu) hearing date the twenty-first day of August, A.D.1858, nutter the provisions of "an set respecting assignments and protoreucce by insolvent persons," and being chapter 124 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1397. A >000111(0 07 tho creditors of the said debtors will beheld. s t the Mlle° 0( 10,07. SINCLAIR iu the Village of Brusiols, iu the County of Duren, >1 100 hour of 11 o'clock in the fore- noon on PIUDAT, the 31.st nay of August., A.D. 1807, for the amonntolent of insuectors and tho giving of directions concerning the menagetnenb and disposal of the estate. Every person elchniug to be entitled to rank °utile estate is required to furnish to the said W. M. Sinclair particulars of their claims, proved 17 111110010, together lvith such vouchers os the once admits of. Dated ti.0 Brussels this twenty-third day of Angina, 3.11, 10,8, EDD WARereetAatANA, 7-4 ASslOITRO, PHOTOS. TINTYPES, - Fox- - 150- Cents. Alt Work front the Sandiest to Life size done In a first-class manner. of Residences, lite., at Reasonable Mite& W. J. Fairfield. 'WESTERN FAIR ! industrial and A rts Exhibition, London, - Canada, fOth to 2Dth Sept. Ntl,T2E1 $23,000 Appropriated Cm Prizes Attrac- tions, Me. $132,000 Value Of New Grounds and Buildings. $200,- 000 tilsnlay of Agricultural and other Machinery, $500,0110 live Stock Exhibit. Grand International Bench Show of Dogs. The Indian Tribes of Onttirlo are pro. paring an immense exhibit of mfinufacitnrod articles, agneulturel produetiOns and 605. osillos of 10>8 1,0 hunting (lave, There win bo Larger Prizes, Ernatier Attractions. tome 00 Poe and more 00 Ioarn than at any preylots othihition. Prize Hots and all nth. or information may bo had on app ifeati011 to tho Secretary. 0AP11. A. W. Donn,: OFIC. PROPRIETOR, litc1414001d, 11 av ng rre, dyed 1,,,‘„ Fall Stock I am 110W; Itroptif,11 it) offer THE BEST VALUE IN TOWN fit Cashmercs, jersey Cloths, Ot- tomon Cords, :V4,11.0100, jacket Cloths, Cloths, Flan- nels, Shirtings, t1rotons, Lace Curtains, Curtain - Nets, Velvets and Flushes. Always a Good Stock of FitEsu Ottocuitiss. I have the i3est and Cheapest TeleS ill TOWIL C.144 .w.er avo.bw before purchasing elsewhere. 1 Cn anot be Undersold. gent (,,r V' 11K Ett's >1)01 S. G. RED nom:. TO LOAN! Any 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, Dirision. Court C'lerk, Brussels. Money to Loan. Money to Lorin on I? arm party, at LOWEST RATES, pielVATE AND COMPANY FUNDS DICKSON HAYS, - Solicitors, Ifrussels, Ont. Baby Carriages, Baby Carriages, Just to hand It splendid se- lect:on of Baby Carriages which will bo sold at very low prices. ! ^ 1_ TRUNKS acid VALISES in 011(11088 variety. I tun pre- 1, pared to please the public in this department. Fine selection of LigW, Heavy Harness Give me a call. H DENNIS. BRUSSELS- LIME WORKS .1160•10011.3!MIEll I desire to inform the Public that I have Leased the well- known BRUSSELS LIME Wonks from Thos. Town and will run the business next Season. I will also continue to follow my trade as WrOINTE: and am prepared to furnish esti- mates for ,Tobs, &c. EU I 1,11ING AND CORNER STONE alwftyR on hand. Satisfaction Guaranteed. A. 4110110108' Made Of OrtcbtaYllig and Plastering Lino. rrotudl,ot. Secretory. AL ANNO F. 0 NEWT THE NOTED CHEAP STORE. Begsa toannounce thar e rival of Ing FR all ua Winter Stock which will be fully completed by 1st September, when we will show one of the finest and cheapest stocks ever seen in Brussels. Cotton and Woolen Goods being very cheap 170 will be able to offer bargains in these lines. Thotigh crops of some kinds may be a little below the average, prices at which goods MU Le had this Fall will fully com- pensate the Farmer for any deficiency in the (11"))) outlook. , 1 In which of course we always take the lead, will be ready for in- speetion shortly, of whih cdue notice will be given. Fall Styles will be 7xceedingly Pretty, Mass Green 801)ht) has koA n,such popularity by her pleasing and obliging manner, will be again on hand in a few days, after visiting the markets pick- ing up all the latest styles in the way of materials, which aro very largo and varied. We have also a - /JAIME QUANTITY OF NEW OLOAXINGS just arrived which every Lady should see 10110 requires anything in this line. Miss 101001811, whose style and fit gave so much satisfac- tion, will again attend to this department. In. this as )veli as mak- ing a Suit of Clothes we guarantee a perfect fit or no sale. In all othEw lines', which are too numerous to mention in an ad- vertisement, will be fully ai sorted ancl all wo ask of our flamer- ous patrons is a look through ow: different departments. No trouble, to show goods though•you may not want to buy. Yours faithfully, Brussels, Aug. 20, 1888. F. C. Rogers, )0..111NION HO IrsE. THE LEADING CASH 1Euvr, vAALKoronm CROOKERY9 GLASSWARE, ETC., ETC., In order to make room for a large Shipment we expect daily from the MMTC.7.1-I.LAJNT7L) EEI Ili IVISON.