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Noy, u, 1889. THE BRUSSELS POST'
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Dxun.--La8GMonday death vilified the
home of William Matter and milled away
his c1 i hter Aggie. She had been ill
for about a year with consumption. The
funeral waa on Wodnea6ay. The eel.
ativoa have the sympathy of the com-
innndty.
11., ilii.
Street lamps are badly needed.
Reeve ) elly is away at Winnipeg.
G.13. Phillips is away on visit to
Detroit.
Joo. Bell was appointed tax collector
for 1880 at a salary of 840.
On Tuesday, Nov. 6, the Orangemen of
this village oelubrated the anniversary of
the "Gunpowder plot" by attending
divine worship in Trinity church.
Sas. Emigh, Ab. Somers and Charles
Frazer have gone to Cleveland, Ohio.
The two former take positions as con-
ductors on the street care, the latter a
situation iu a maohine shop.
The following officers were elected in
commotion with the Temperance Lodge :
0. T., G. B. Phillipe ; V. T., 0. Moffabt ;
S. J. T., J. Maguire ; Seq., R. Mathere ;
1r. S W. Taman ; Trees., M. 7. Sims ;
G., 19. Fraser ; S., One. Somers.
Thu following are the allicers elected
for the ensuing term in the 1l. 0l. F.,
Blyth :-0. B A. McNally ; V. C. R.,
J. ill. Rose : Tions., 11. t3omera ;
See., J. W. Bell ; 1 in. -See.. J. T. (lartet ;
Chap., John Magill ; S. W., W. Leavy ;
J. W., R. Tover ; S. 11., E. Newcombe ;
T. B„ It. Howard ; Physician, W. J.
Milne.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the opening sertioos of the baodsome,
new Methodist church no 'Shankigiving
day. Rev. Dr. Potts will preach at 2
o'clock end in the evening there will be
a tea mooting, with addresses, inusio, &e.
Next Sabbath the church will be dedioat.
ed to the worship of God by the Rev. J.
Ill. Howell, 1f.A., President of Conference,
the dedicatory sermons being preached
at 30:80 a. m., 2:80 and 6:80 e, m.
Mentor:h.
Clark & Engram has purchased the
bakery business from W. H. Boyd.
The Addition to the waterworks is being
pushed along rapidly and the work will
soon be completed.
The Bight Bev. Bishop Baldwin held
confirmation services and preached in St.
Thomaa' church, ou Sunday.
A meeting of the levers of music was
held in Cardno's Hall last week for the
purpose of forming a class, to be. know
rf
l mesio
circle. P o . Ro-
ne bite S
safer
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amine, Callender, of Brantford, who hes
been engaged as uonduotor, woe present
and laid before the lneeting a synopsis of
his system of teaching.
Foorux,.-Seafortll football club play -
d a game with the Aylmer tetenl at the
latter place on Friday of last week in the
association oup series, and defeated the
hemp club by a score of 2 to 0. The fol -
owing are the mimes of the players :-
Aylmer -Goal, Barnum ; back, White
and Weisbrod ; half.baoks, Hoag, Doan
and Jackson ; forwards Dewar, Kilian,
Sanderson, )alias and Hammill. Sea -
forth -Goal, Farley ; backs, McDonald
and Willis ; half.baoks, Livingstone, 010
Donald mid Jackson ; forwards, Fergu-
gon, MoCleish, White, Logan and Clarke.
•rho game was fast and very interesting
throughout, although the superiority of
the Seaforth forward line was manifest.
Their strong point lies in their good
combination, Dewar and Kilian espeoial-
Iy distinguishing themselves. The Ayl-
mer dufenoo is if anything. stronger,
White, Jackson and Hong doing superb
work. The firsb goal wee nicely headed
in from a lovely centre from left, and the
other goal was obtained from a foul with-
in six feet of the goal. Aylmer's goal
Gave entire eatisfaotiou, making some
splendid stone. Altogether the game
went on its merits, and no dissatisfaction
ran be felt at the result.
biorriiw.
Walter Innes is completing a atone hen
house and pig house on his farm.
Tax Collector Mooney is about ready
for the war path, ao the ratepayers
should got ready for hie visit and have
the "toadskine" on hand.
The union Sabbath school, meeting in
Andereon's school house wan closed last
Sabbath, to be re -opened (D.V.) next
spring. Duncan McLaughlin is the sup-
erintendent.
John Sample, who got hie right arm
land band so badly lacerated in the cyl-
inder of a threshing machine, some time
ago, near Chatham , ie tibia to get about
again, although it will be a long time
before he will have the free use of his
T. It. station have also the hnp0 t tat vahlu o mar• Mone to Lentil on Farm Pro -
A. (1, trail eo, =Moo men be Sven, amusement uttoul-
agext, hay returned from hie trip to 0d and a taste engendered. for that whioh
Mexico. edifies and enriuhee the mind, To meet
Nearly all the lobe offered for Halo by the different traits of the llublio mind, a
the Town Treasurer for taxes were re• variety of subjects will betreated, and
deemed before or on the day of Bale.
the publhe may rely on ro05iving more
than value fur their iuveatmont. The
first of the (mune is to bo given early in
December by Rev. W. Smyth of Har-
riston, on 'Ireland and the Irish,' A
epecml musical program will bo rendered
in connection with each lecture. -The
Methodist Sabbath school propose giving
a pubilo entertainment in the interests of
the school on the evening of Deeembcr
23rd or 24th.
l..Iratc w
November doh. Reports were given of Louis Soehach has moved into town
The annual meeting of the Coterie W.
0. T. I1. was held 1n (telt Seat week,
Mrs. John Ritchie and 11105 Bessie
Thomson were the delegates from Wing -
ham Anion,
The llducation Department has award-
ed Mise Cargill, October °tithe 6th de.
pertinent of the Wingham Public School,
her certificate for which abo wrote lust
midsummer.
The annual meeting of the Wingham
branch of the Bible Society was Held in
the Baptist ohuroh on Monday evening,
the work of the past year and Rev. Mr.
Moorehonse delivered nn address on the
objsste of the Society.
Messrs. Elliott, Gordon and Neelands
from Wingham, visited Listowel last
week to investigate the gas working sys.
tem in that town. It is proposed to
form a joint stook company to lav mains
and put in works in Wingham next sum-
mer. They were well plenaed with what
they saw and went back prepared to re-
commend the Listowel system.
At the meeting of Court Maitland, No.
26, Canadian Order of Foresters, the fol-
lowing nffleers wore °looted for the
current term : Robb. Ferguson, C. R. ;
John Gillespie, V. 0. R.; John Neelands,
Chaplain ; Jos. Risdon, R. S. ; D. M.
Gordon, F. S. ; R. M. Robinson, Trees. ;
Wm. Smyth, S. W. ; W. K. Loutitk, J.
W. ; 1f. Bocttwith, S. B. ; George Irwin,
J. 33. ; Drs. Macdonald, Towler, Tamlyn
and Chisholm, Examining Physicians.
Oro esbroit.
Thanksgiving service will be hold in the
Presbyterian church on Thursday morn-
ing at 11 o'aluok.
The flax mill property containing 31
acres of land, in this village, will be cold
at the American Hotel, Brnesels, on
Wednesday, 27th inet., at 11 o'clock.
There is a frame flax mill, a log house, a
frame office and stable on the premises.
PRnsENTATION.-On Thursday evening
of last week about ono hundred members
and adherents of Knox church assembled
at the maned for the purpose of serprie.
ing bhe highly respected pastor, Rev. D.
B. McRae. Shortly after their arrival
a suitable address was read by R. F.
Cameron and Miss Annie Steele present-
ed Mr. McBee with a splendid astrachan
overcoat and airs. McRae with a parse.
About 40 bushels of oats were also pre
the parson's horse. The reed.
entad for
s
gentlemanmade very happyreply,
ex-
preesing his thanks to the donors for
their timely and valuable gifts. A
sumptuous repast was provided and par-
taken of after which the visitors enjoyed
themselves in singing, music and social
chat. Rev. Mr. McRae well deserves all
that 11e has received and more too as ire
is an earnest preacher and n good pastor.
The people of Knox church did them.
selves credit in this thoughtful mud gen-
erous act. The Methodists nt Athens expose 10
ANNrvaneanv.-Last Sabbath Rev.. J. the church 011e diad bodies of friends to
L. Murray, al. A., of Kincardine, preach- public.
the gaze of the general pubo de. An agi-
ed anniversary sermons iu Knox church. talion has arisen neatest tom.
There was service both morning and
evening and the discourses were fluently
delivered and attentively listened to.
His subject in the forenoon was the
"Good Samaritan," taken from Luke
10.88., in the afternoon the subject
was "True riches," fromBevelation8 3.18.
Rev. Mr. McRae was away at Kincardine
supplying for Mr. Murray. On Monday
evening bhe reverend gentleman deliver-
ed an interesting lecture on his visit to
Italy. Though touching briefly on Lon.
don, Paris, the Alps, Mt. Cenis tunnel
his address ems confined chiefly to the
cities, scenery and inhabitants of Italy.
The cities of Genoa, Pisa, Rome, Naples,
Florence and Venice were vividly des-
cribed, all of whioh possess historic and
classic remains of former greatness and
grandeur well worthy of re.
searob by traveller and scholar.
There was a good turn out and
the account of the trip much,' enjoyed by
all.
arm.
Last Friday Judge Doyle opened.. the.
Wart for the et/Jaime of the Dominion
Voters' I,tist, for this township, at; the
township hall. Objection being taken to
the date of filing appeal, the judge re-
served decision an adjourned the court.
Lawyers Wade, of Brussels, and John-
ston, of Blyth, looked after the interests
of the Reformers and Ooneervativee, re-
spectively, It is hinted that if the
formers get get even fair play they will need
to keep their exec open. Some of these
revising barristers are too partizan by
hall
Sonoon RneonT.-The following is the
Mending of 8.8.140. 6 for the month of
Ootober, the names being in order of
merit, and ie based on regularity and
general proficiency : Fourth Sr. -David
Cantilon, Mary Mason John Parkins ;
Fourth Jr. - Lizzie Anderson, Agnes
Ireland, James Dnnoan ; Third -Violet
Bone and Arthur Cantilon, Jennie Mas-
on, Mary Armstrong; Second Sr. -Mag-
gie Cantilon, Willie Ireland, Maggie Rom-
• ell ; Second Jr, -Martha Osborne, Rob-
ert Bone, Robert Farrow; Part 'II -L.
Reid, Mex. Anderson, Thomas Bell ;
Part I -Robb. Bowman, Alex. Armstrong,
Willie Duncan. A. EdeCata, Teacher.
LrTEBART.-: A meeting was held in the
Township Hall on Fri lay evening, the Int
inst., for the purpose of re.organizing the
Morrie Centro Literary and Debating Se-
eioty. Tho attendance was not as largo
lis was hoped for, on account of the night
being very wet. The Society, however,
was re -organized for the season With the
following 511111 01 ofdoors:-Presidodt, O.
Michel • Vice -President, Mies Annie
Miller; Seo.-Treas., johnild1ahio; Man.
d oe- o1n t
s Mar J. Clark and Mar A.
from Gowaustown,baying disposed of his
hotel property there.
Hay Bros., millers, have exported six-
teen cars (13,000 bushels) of barley from
this station during the past six clays.
Kidd Brea. have disposed of their livery
heathen to T. A. d; S. S. Stevenson, who
intend continuing the business in the old
stand, ou Wallace street,
G. S. Climie & Son have sold out their
atovo and tinware business to Bricker
Bros., and their hardware stock to Tat.
ham & Co. Jno. Climie purporee going
into the foundry business.
Singe the visit of a G. T. R. detective
here last weak the town youths who have
been in the habit of frequenting the sta-
tion at nights, and other tv'eepassers on
the mlmpany'e property, have been ulnk-
1 i. themselvse warn.
The Banner office has removed to IV,
R. Clayton's old stand.
C. O. T. -The following are the officers.
elected in Cocrb Mapleton :-0. R„ Bro.
John Glenn ; V.C. R„ J. Gunther; Chap-
lain, F. J. L. Tybler ; Ren. -Soo., J. J.
Foster; Fin. -Sec., Wm. Dickson ; Treas.,
John Gabel ; S. W., A. Grieve ; J. W.,
W. Bierman ; S. 13., Geo. Porter; J.13.,
W. Johnston ; Court Physician, Dr.
Thompson.
The Standard says: -'The end intelli-
gence of the death of Willie, eldest eon of
Rev. Dr. Henderson, of the Methodi-t
church in this town, reached here on
Tuesday, from New York. The young
man's death sons the result of a surgical
operation in the New York Post Greduate
Hospital. The operation was performed
n couple of weeks since, bat proved too
mach for his frail strength, and he enc -
Dumbed on Tuesday at 11 o'clock. His
mother was present at the deathbed. Dr.
Henderson, who had only returned from
visiting his eon last week, immediately
left for New York on receipt of the tele-
gram announcing he death. cath. The de-
ceased was an unusually brilliant young
man, having taken first prize for collo-
quial German in McGill 'University, Mon-
treal, and first standing in several honor
departments, and, had ho lived, world
doubtless have been an honor to himself
and to bis esteemed parents. The inter.
meet, we understand, took plane at Hunt-
ington, Que. The deepest sympathy is
felt for the stricken parents and family.'
Atwood.
Mr. Mitchell, reported sick, is recover-
ing.
Isaac Brisson, moves to the Allege
next week.
Mr. I3uok'e side of furniture was very
well patronized.
J. Hamilton's new store is now ab tut
ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Russell, lately returned from Eng:.
land, was buried on Wednesday BOth ult.'
Atwood market is as good as any
other. Some of the farmers prefer come.
ing here. They always get good weight
and the highest price.
Our shoemakers, Messrs. Ferguson &
Fox, are very busy. If our city, fathers
continue making gravel walks we will
need additional oobblere.
Rev. S. 0. Edmunds, of Fullerton,
passed through here last week in search
of his horse whioh hsd strayed from
home. Any news respecting it will be
thankfully ramified.
We are pleased to hear that Rev. J.
Ferguson, formerly of this place, has a
new assistant now. His name is Fergu.
son and he is a near rotative of the,
pastor. He arrived on the 2nd inst.
Awono THE Sonooas. -Samuel Shannon
is re.engaged for 1890 at the school on
the Btlt ace. -Mies Ayers levies her
school near Monkton having secured
smother in Mornington.-Wm. Wynn is
engaged in the school vacated by Miss
Boyd on the 12th.
The parsonage property has been very
much improved. A new stone oehar and
foundelion,woodshed, cistern and other
external improvement; have been added
and the inside entirely renovated. The
Methodist people feel that they have a
comfortable and att"activc ?menage.
These additions onteiled a large amount
of labor on the pastor, but his efforts
were Sell eeeoded by an energetic nom.
mince.
Ammo Tutu Gltonainca.-Rev. Mr, Hen.
dorsal, M. A., prOsbahOa at the union
Thanksgiving se vibes in bila 13optlst
church et 11 a. d1 A collect' ,u for flu,
poor of the village. •Rov.1 . W, 1inghee
still (triathlete service in the 17pieoopelten
°beech each Sabbath at 4 p. n1,- 'here where he will be glad to meet 011 hie old
is to he a 00:11150 of three lectures given unstomere and 80 their boot and show
theMethodist church in title place repairing with neatness and diapatoh at
' no tb a rates or wash and melte sou•.
only therm eons obi n with 1 -
nb' the pit Ili geil L' ' '
In tate ;nutter of the. estate of WALTER 3.
JAcreoi, of the Village of Brussels,
in the County of Bicron, erchant,
an Insolvent.
Telconotice that tho shove named Insol-
vent has made en Assignment to me header
data the Tenth Any of October, 1880. ruder
the provisions of Ally
Aot respecting Assign -
manta and Freterenoes by Insolvent Per
sons," being Chapter 194 of the Revised Sta-
tutes of Ontario 1887, and that a Ideating of
the Creditors of the said Insolvent will be
Hold n t my OR1oe, in the Village of Rruesele,
in the County of Hume, on MoanIr the
T IE117r P1RBT Day Of OOTomca, 3890, at the
hour of Ton o'clock in tbo Forenoon, for the
appointment of Tweeters and the giving of
directions ooncoruing the management and
discome of the estate. And farther take
notice that all persons (donning to be en-
titled to rank lie creditors on bhe said
estate are hereby required to furnish to ma
toll particulars of their claims, verified by
affidavit, together with such vouchero se the
nabnre 0f tbo ease will admit of, on or be-
fore the Fifteenth dao of November now
neat, after which date I shall proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the said estate, having
regard only to the eleims of which I shall
then have notice. and I will 501 be liable
thereafter for the Remote of the estate, or
any pert thereof. so distributed, to any Per-
son of whose claim notice shall not have
do received (`� W.
M 4SINOLOIIi, 055151 ee.e of such u
Dated at Rru sae's, Huron 00., this 11th day
1 October, A.0.1880.
AUCTION SALE
010 VALUABLE
FLAX MILL PROPERTY
----1N TAB -
Village of flranbrook.
linty at
LOWSti
Private DICKSONdom/pPaVny Funds.
DCKON & 4atri1l'�11
aSaUritol's, 01h'.,
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S . PLUM
General Blacksmith,
wishes to intimate to the public generally
that he does all kinds of Bluokannithing
in a Workmanlike Manner.
Wagons, Buggies, Sleighs and Cutters
made to Order.
Repairing promptly Executed.
I make a Spsoialty of Horse -shooing.
A Call Solicited. 11 -Remember the
Stand. -Neth run Bctcs s.
S. Plum.
There will be Hold on Wednesday.the 07th
Day of November, 11889. at 11 o'clok In the
forenoon, at the Assume/at Bosom, he the
Village of SRnecELs, by vlrtne of powers of
sale contained In 5 certain I mortgage, whialr
will bo produced at the geld, the. following
property under mortgage from Adam
lbelsberd:-Fart Lot gid on the west side. of
Last street, 1u the said Village of Craubrsok,
containing 83 acres, .more or tem The fol-
lowing improvements are said to bo on the
promliseo :-Log ham, frame officio and
stable and frame Raz mill.
TnnMs,-10 per oont.of the purchase money
to be paid down es the day of sale. For
balance terms will he made known at the
sale.
For tartuJoOBE 8101100. apply
MA0EENZIE,
JOBE
Toronto St.. Toronto•
Or to. A. HUNTER, nraoeola. 37.3
MONEY '1'O LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to. Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6'E Per Ce7tt., Yearly.
;special Business Notice
And Removal,
. 1aski.II, S1aentaiter
In thanking the people of Braude and
surrounding country for their patronage
clueing the last, etehteen months bogs
love fie et;u•,: That he 15:x, (51p0Ved into
Wall/ loot auk Slade Store, lost
Door to Berry's Uwe,
e,
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter.
Division (3ouo't Clerk, Bruussels.
1890 'WEN 1890
Aucti
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ralliMISMENISOMIISMOStri
The Most Extensive Auction Sale of
Purlllture Piauos auri Orans
ever held in the County of Huron will be held at
ARTHUR VEAL'S
Furniture Store,
B R V S S E L S ON
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SATURDAY, Nov, 9
One Magnificent "` ;( Pt NQ, Value 8525.001.
Six Beautiful ORGAI ' ,
Ali Warranted for Six Years by the Company
Fifty Elegant Bedroom Suites all prices from $12 to ,`;,1100
each. Rich Parlor Suites upholstered in plain and figured
Plush, also Sideboards, Extension, Centre and Fall -leaf
Tables, Chairs of all kinds, Cribs, Cradles, Lounges, Matt-
resses, Spring Beds and a thousand other articles of Furn-
iture too numerons to mention.
Don't Forget the time and place or you will miss
the greatest chance you ever. had of getting Cheap Furni-
ture, Everything that is put up will be sold if it only
brings half price. No bidding in remember• all will be
sold.
CANADA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER.
AOAnA.
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PAanlle C
TRUE 'CO Ten EliPellE.
The 'Empire' is now the Great Weekly
Paper of the Dominion, and special ar-
rangements are being made to add new
and attractive features, which will greatly
increase its interest and value.
As an inducement to place it in the
hands of all Patriotic Canadians the bal-
ance of present year will be given Free to
New Subscribers, making it only One
Dollar from now tilt end of 1800.
1-8•The `Empire' will be Clubbed with
The 'rend' for 8011.20, 111 advance.
Subscriptions taken at
THE POST Pub. Ilocts0, Brussels.
aging Comm tt J 1 MOCa'ter, Geo in o
Love, Masse y y during the wrote months, by whisk t teaeunt ! f
.Love. It was arranged tq hav0 cobble I e do a tit that o mt'oh 1 01105 for acv that require n gwmd lsnud
obs Friday evening of this weal: to cont. b bl' g all ' aro afforded id eerie ho rt o abort,
mance ab 7;30 o'clock, subject ''Resolved oppo hmil.y.nf hen'ing that whtah will A , ' ,,arils t o�xl too. nntntc.
t 1 I profit
that it is more profitable for tiro farmer be a anter ce of p eaaina ate I ' w„„.t „now,' iu aw utnt torte:
sum go
pnape
li of a of ,ite. Vela 13LASDitela limeade. ^ IM
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to lnavolriatlroahingfohoUnorso•powm Ways. Lh Ms
than by stem"
G'"+ and
under
1='�-+�°R.iMi..S of iSALF.-?'3.11 sums of $5 a i
cash; over that amount 4 mouths credit will be given un
approved notes. 10 per cent. per annuls off for cash ou
credit amounts.
s-L�.I:Ei to commence at 1 o'clock sharp. the
Piano will be sold at 3:30 sharp.
Arthur Veal,
Auctioneer and Proprietor. •
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GREAT
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AT B ila4 GAIN
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MAKING- IT HOT FOR COMPETITION
With Glorioumi Inducements for Fall and Winter.
Onr Immense New Stock is now Ready. Unequalled in Style and Quality -Unparalleled
in Low Prices. Men's, Youths', Boys' and Children's
Clothing and Furnishing Goo&$, .flag, Caps, tc., to.
By far the Finest Assortment, Best Values and Lowest Prices.
WE -� HAVE - GOT THE - PULL
Whoop! here's another season eonre,
All merchants clear the track,
We're going to beat the. record some, •
Don't try to hold us, back.
Whoop 1 prices lower. than before,
New goods in stacks from roof to floor;
With novelties ourstore is full,
,1nd that is where we get the pull.
We run to win and don't forget
The prize we }rant is trade.
We'll Make our figures lower yet
Titalt'a inner ,.'ver -Made.
Whoop! Here's the store that gives you most,
You'll find we snake no empty boast,
But bargains big and bountiful.
Anti that is where we have the pull.
Show us the man who said "There is always room at the Top." Leading the Trade,
Standing high above all Competition, we find the Crowd is still with STs, yet we cry for
117ore. Our new Fall Stock is Immense, our Bargains Unlimited.
In the Quick Rash of the Fall Trade everything goes at a Rock Bottom Price.
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Come in Everybody and, for once in your lire, see what Quality and Style really means
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' 1egl` Goods fire 1 8 you like thele in all Respet;ts. !rices particularly Pleasing
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rigeg 1, :a,i; will stionish You.
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