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10 ifIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1882,
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Rev. G. 13, Bowie, of Brussels, 00.
=pied
apulpit t to ro rd
the of l Presbyterian
to nn
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oft ^l
t ir. i litre Inst Sabbath afternoon.
On Pbusd.y inerrant; of tine week
Um Howitt departed this life afrer a
brier filnoes, in his 83rd year, Ho had
typhoid fever and had about receversd
whex a rofapee sot in and terminate..
fatally. The funeral will take place on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
e•strtbroolc.
In the abeeneo of the pastor fast Sun.
day, Rev, Mr. Jonas, of Brnssefs, filled
his place,
Dames' new hotel is being pushed to-
ward completion, The painters aro et
work and the proprietor will soon be able
t0 move in.
J. 0. Tuck has Met received a young
Cheater White hog from the well known
brooder, E. D. Geary, of Putnam, Ont.
Mr. `'Reek takes great pride in his por.
cines.
.7f eines to -wax.
John 1'orrest's now residence will soon
be completed. It will be a neat and
comcortabiof dwelling,
James Ontt has pnrahasecl the farm
of Jo1nt Hillier, being lot 8, con. 1, Groy.S
The price paid was 03,500.
Toa. 13. Coombcs has rented his father's
farm. This will make 200 acres under,
his management next year.
There in considerable talk among the
farmers of this section of forming a joint
stock company and erecting a grist mill
here,
Thos. MoQneen, of Standish, Mich.,
has returned to Grey foe the purpose of
taking sawlogs off his farm during the
winter.
34:Aott•ria.
Rev. George Clark, a former pastor,
preached in the Methodist ohurrh, Sun-
shine, last Sabbath afternoon.
The annual Sabbath School miniver.
eery entertainment will be held in the
Methodist church, Sunshine, on Thurs.
day, Duo. 10th. A program of music,
addressee, recitations, &c. will be giver..
0, 0. P.—The following officers were
installed into their respective offices in
connection with Court Sunshine, No.
158:—C. R., Jas. Seal ; V. C. R., Geo,
R. Stubbs; R. S., Jno. rirkconnel; F. S„
Jas. Robertson ; Treas., Sas. Sherrie ;
Chap., L. Wheeler ; S. W., J. W. Sharp;
J. W., Jno. Speir; S. B., J. Smith; J.0,,
Jas. Newcombe ; Physician, Wm. Gra-
ham, The Court meets the 1st Monday
in each month at the Township Hall.
The following is the report of union
Sabbath school, ou 4th line, for 1889--
starting
880—
starting April 14 and endingNovember 8:
Total attendance, 1508, average 54 ;
Mousy gathered by collectors, 07.85, S.S.
oolleotions, 08.48, total, 015.81 ; average
collodion, 38c, missioncry collection,
00.14 ; expenditure, 012.28 ; balance on
hand 02.85. The school met in Joseph
Soott'a ]muse. H. Burkholder is the
superintendent, ted Jas. Sherrie, Sec, -
Treasurer.
Ethell.
]Miss Boles has returned to Clintoa.
The Misses Howard, of Bowick, are
visiting at D. Milne's.
Simpson & Son have a very complete
atook of amenable goods.
0. Stubbs bas been called to Brantford
to attend the funeral of a friend.
Simpson .4 Son aro cutting prices for
oath. It will pay you to sae them.
Simpson & Son are paying a special
price for choice email rolls of butter.
Our Gun Club held their first field
praotioe last Saturday. There was el
good tarn out.
T. B. McDonald has been gtven the
charge of a school near Ripley for the
coming year,
Try Himpson & Son with a basket of
butter done up in small rolls. They will
send you home happy.
Rev. Samuel Jonea occupied the pulpit
of the Presbyterian church here last Sab-
bath afternoon in a most acceptable
manner.
R. Whaley and wife are visiting friends
in this vicinity. They report that their
house in Atwood was destroyed by fire
last Friday night.
It is reported that W. Howitt will
likely become a resident of Brussels as
he talks of purchasing the carriage busi-
ness of Jas. Buyers of that place.
The buildings of our village are still in-
creasing in numbers. R. Barr sr. has
purobasad a lot from J. Cober and is now
busy excavating the cellar and preparing
for building.
(;trey.
The rain of the pact week has made
the roads very muddy.
The annual tea meeting will be held in
the Whitfield ohoroh shortly. A leoture
is spoken of in connection with it.
J. McGeorge, of Moleeworbh, who was
indisposed for some time, is now conval-
edoent and able to be about again.
Revival cervices are in progress in
Whitfield's Methodist church, 1218 den.
Rev. Mr. Smith, the peter; is conduct.
ing them.
Thomas Sanders has leased hie farm
for a term of years and has an : auction
sale of farm stook, implements, &o„ on
Friday afternoon of next week.
The animal advertised in Tan Posi''
last week by Tae, Cardiff, found an owner
in F, W. Selly, of Brussels. Advertising
generally gets there, especially if it is
done in the columns of Tux Posh.
A dolt belonging to Henry Green had
one of its hind legs broken, last week, by
a kick from another horse, The damaged
limb was set and is likely to knit to.'
gather all right. Treatment of this kind
appease more humane than knocking the
animal in the head with an axe.
?townie MATon.—Tho 18th plowing
match of the Molesworth Plowing Club
was held on the farm of. John Mitchell
on the townline on the 25th ult., and was
largely attended. Thera were :mon
competing plowmen and the prime
awarded were ae follows : Men, with
iron plows, 1st Martin ilradnook ; men, . t
with Wilkinson plow, let prize, George
Brown. This plow also won sweepstakes
as the best plow on the dell and the 1
plowmen wore well pleased with its work.
Bogs under 18, 1st, Goo, Menzies ; boys o
under 15, 1st prize, Jamoe Menzies, Ito
also got a prise for beat plowing by boye
iutclee 10, 2nd John Idonzios ; 3rd, David o
Campbell. Boys under IB, lot, Donald t
Rev, t,. B, Bowie, is to a held at th
house of 111r. Iiabkirk, Olh cos., at 7530
next Tuesday,20th inst.
Laet Saturday afternoon the trustees
of S. S. No. 8 met for the purpose of en-
gaging a teacher for 1820, as sucoes000 to
8.Y. 'Taylor. There were fifty one ap
daunts. Th g
f e pawn elusion w M
1 0its a i,
n
Ifo of Ma In now .Gil tcn•nr i M1
f..., ,h u n , atten.i•
fug the Othttan Model soltool. The sal,
cry will be 0875. Ilia section has been
paying 0500 per annum.
Staee,kor•th
The dog poisoner is getting in hie work.
On Deo. 4th the Chautauqua Orchestra
Concert Company, of Toronto, will give
on entertainment in Soaforth.
I6 is currently, and no doubt correctly,
reported that the oatmeal mill in this
town will be abut down in a few weeks.
This week the book-keeping and draw-
ing classes in connection with the Y. M.
0. A. aro resumed for the winter months.
An effort is being made for the estab-
lishment of a foundry and a flax mill in
town. Botli of theca manufactories were
destroyed by fire some time ago.
The Diamond Medicine Company was
"doing" the town last week in the eon.
cart line. A large number of presents and
two diamond rings were given away.
Yet la. the
The annual Sabbath school entertain-
ment in oonnootion with the Presbyter-
ian church will bo held on the 0th prox.
On Christmas evening Trinity church
will hold their Christmas tree entertain-
ment.
Robert Howard is having a large quart.
tity of brick laid clown on the old Meth.
odist church grounds with the intention
of converting the building into a nice two
story brick cottage.
On Wednesday of last week the only
daughter of Hugh McLean died of con-
gestion of the brain. The funeral took
place on Friday, the remains being taken
to the Bolgrave cemetery for interment.
TIM NEW Mt haonrsT Cnunou,—Tho
Standard gives the following description
of the new brick ahuroh erected by the
Methodist body in this plane :—The new
church is a most handsome ono in the in-
terior, and both from an outside and in-
side point of view, it not only gives a
beautiful and imposing appearance to
our own little village, but would greatly
credit many of our larger pities and
towns. In addition to the large auditor.
lam which is 00x88, and which has coin -
enable seating oapacily for over 500
people, including a large gallery in the
rear, is a commodious basement, of the
same dime:miens, which will, in the
manner in which it is laid out, seat about
175, and off which are three smaller
rooms. Two of those are to be used as
olass-rooms, for the Infant classes of the
Sunday school, while the other is to be
utilized as a library. The entire build.
ing is heated by two immense furnaces,
manufactured by a firm in Preston, the
Clare Bros. & Co., and is illuminated by
six chandeliers, extending from the ceil-
ing which throw a most brilliant light
down upon the congregation. One thing
which is deserving of special mention is
the Beate. It is a well-known fact that
the seats in ohurchee are not always the
most comfortable, but oomfort was ap-
parently the chief study of the workmen
who had control of this portion of the
work. Each seat is also provided with
elides which will be quite an acquisition
in oats of the seating oapaoity failing to
supply the demand. The trustees, find-
ing themselves in suoh a good financial
position, have called for tenders for the
erection of a driving shed, to be 06 feat in
length, to be eompleted before Christmas,
for which a considerable sum has already
been subscribed. The congregation of
this church has been the recipient of a
new and handsome olook, the gift of F.
Metcalf, jeweller, of this village.
]31uevale.
We understand the Presbyterians are
arranging for tea -meeting in the early
part of December.
Mrs. David Lewis has beau ill for four
or five weeks, but is recovering slowly.
Mrs. John Farrow is also fu poor health.
Over 1200 boxes of cheese were sold by
our factory last weak at 11 omits. The
September make was shipped last week.
There is talk of one of our merchants
starting a branch store in one of the ad.
joining villages. Further particulars
hereafter.
Both saw -mills have been running fall
time this week cleaning out the yards
preparatory to getting in the winter's
supply of loge.
James Ross, abases maker of the Biu.
sardine cheese factory, and Wm. Ross,
one of his assistants, have returned to
the village for the winter, looking well as
usual.
Wm. 5fo0raoken, who is engaged in
teaching near Wiarton, was home last
week, his school being closed on amount
of diptheria and typhoid fever being pre-
valent in the notion.
Mr. Timmins, with his usual enter.
prise and suooess, has already disposed
of the "Ligbtle" farm, adjoining the
station, which he purchased last spring
gaining 01,000 on the transaction.
Mrs. W. ld. Leech, of Gaderich, well-
known and remembered in Blnevale, vis.
ited her brother-in-law, Joseph Leeoh,
lest week,. and Rev. George Leech, of
Brooklyn, spent Sunday and Monday
with his brothers.
A great many were disappointed lost
Saturday night because of the failure of
Miller's lecture on "Picturesque Scenery
in Sootland" in the Methodist church
hero, as the leoturer failed to put in an
appearance although it was extensively
advertised,
Wo aro glad to learn that Wm. Gray,
our village tailor, who has been ailing
for some time is recovering and is again
able to occupy the bench as of yore, To
be deprived of his serviots for any length
of time would be a eaiamiby to the nom:
munity as they are in such oonetant de.
mand.
The , grist -mill of our enterprising
townsman, T. Nixon, has been doing an
extraordinary largo business this fall.
This IA no doubt due in a large measure
to the superior skill displayed by Chas.
Herbert, the head manager of the busi-
tege and a general favorite in the nom.
munity.
As the Rev. I. B. Walwin was absent
est Sabbath supplying the Methodist
pulpit ft1 Listowel, Rev. A. Y.. Hartley
oenpied the Methodist pulpit hero in
the (Waning. The text obcson was, "Not
this man but Bambino," John 18th
itapter and 40th verso, "Tito Choice of
bo Ittultibnclo."; It was a they interest.
THE BRUSSELS POST
amenitranowr
Last Sunday morning Mr. Wclwood,
of Wingbam, gave a good ilisoourse in
the Methodist church, and Rev. A. Y.
Bartley preached to a orowdod house fat
seven o'elook. The pastor, Rov. I. 13,
Walwin, was preaohing in Listowel. A
new and larger Methodist Churoli is
greatly needed.
TIM reelect l l rr Blotto of
TJt . OOT set week 0 tt
1
"morn to follow"
is coiningtrn
a. On
Tuesday morning the residence of 121
Smith was the scene of a happy event,
namely, the marriage of his daughter
Lona to Fred. W. Dennis, of Waterville.
The earamany wits performed ab 0:80 a.m.
by Ray, I. 13. Walwiu, in the presence
of a number of relatives and friends,
Bert Leech anted as groomsman and
Miss Bina Smith as bridesmaid. After
the wedding breakfast the bride and
groom, amid showers of rine and well-
wiehea left on the 11:20 train for their
new home in Caisborville. The bride
will be missed in Blnevale amongst her
many friends and in the chnroh whore
she was a very earnest and active mem-
ber.
The November Quarterly Official
Board of the Methodist oberth met last
week and had a most interesting and
enesuraging session. There was a vary
full attendance and the finances of the
circuit were web up. The following
were appointed stewards for the ensuing
year : Adam Reid (R.S.), Joseph Leech,
Thos. J'ankina, David Lewis, Abraham
Jackson, Henry Robb, sr., and Richard
Johnetou. Robb. Stewart and Robert
Shaw wore given local preacher's license.
A resolution was passed to print a fivan.
tial report at the and of the oironit year,
giving the source and amount of all in-
comes and the disbursement of the same
so thata full knowledge and greater in-
terest may had in the affairs and state
of the church.
THECCOK'S BEST FRIEND
Private Funds to Loan.
$20,000
Have been placed in my hands
for Investment on real estate.
LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST.
No Cormraission.
Borrowers can have loans com-
pleted in Three Days if title
satisfactory.
W. M. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor, Brussels.
HONE/ TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 62 Per Cefat., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter.
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
Zterrt,
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MONEY TO LOAN.
FRITi'.ATE FUNDS.
020,000
Of Private Funds have just been
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Investment
At 7 Per Cent.
Borrowers can have their Loans
completed in three days if title
is satisfactory.
E. E. WADE,
Special Business Notice
And Removal.
a.rash .r.t, Sibattl zhc
In thanking the people of Brothels and
surrounding country for their patronage
during the last eighteen menthe bogs
leave to state that he has removed into
Willis. Boot ad Shoo Storo, Nest
Door to Lorry's Bohm,
where ho will be glad to moot all his old
customers and do their boob and shoe
repairing with neatnese and dispatoff at
reasonablorates for clash and make now
ones for any that require a good hand-
made boot or thee.
A few Mae of good beech and maple
wood wanted in exchange for boots.
F. Menziee. ing ns wolf as ivabruetive diesottree. ' 17.4(1 TAS, BLASNILL, Brussels.
Money to Loan,
Money to Loan ol. Farm Pro-
perty tit
LOWT rf°,1TES
Private and Company funds.
DICKSON & HAYS,
solicitors,
BRUse1*1,5, Orr..
THE CI;
vwios,tlur
S. L
General Blacksmith,
wishes to intimate to the yobbo generally
that he eettl
1 kinds k•td
e of Dla tis
uksmit
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in a Workmanlike ka D fann or.
Wagons, Bueefae, Sleighs and Cutters
nada Order.
Repairingto promptly Executed.
I make a Specialty of Horse -shoeing.
A Calf Salleited. t "Remember the
tand.—11. Rae Ton Brume.
S. Plum.
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Scar & Feruauson
Are now showing Great Bargains in all Lines
of Dry Goods, and especially Dress Goods,
which are the Newest, Cheapest and Nobbi-
est in Brussels. In this Department we are
giving Special Inducements this week, hav-
ing bought several lines at just half the
regular wholesale price. Now is the time,
Ladies, if you want to get Cheap Dry Goods,
as the goods must go at some price.
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FL.E�.,NNELS
Are now one of our Leading Lines, which
we are giving Great Bargains in. We keep
everything, from the coarsest to the finest,
and in this Line we feel confident that we
can save you money.
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UNDERCLOTHING.
We keep a Large and Well Assorted Stock,
Also Men's Top Shirts, Boys' Under fvear and
Cardigan Jackets, We have also a Large
Stock of Ladies' and Children's Underwear.
Before buying elsewhere you should examine
onr goods and. get our prices.
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Gent's Furnishing Goods.
Gent's Scarfs in all the Leading Shapes,
Cotton Handkerchiefs, largo assortment in
Fancy Borders, Wool and IEid Gloves. Braces,
Umbrellas, Gent's Linen Collars and Cuffs,
Celluloid Collars and Cull', Ladies' Water-
proof Circulars, iSlissos' Waterproof Circulars.
FERGUSON 86 HALLIDAY, Managers
Handsome Display
00 8
Ever shown 111 the Town,
cuIiaisting of
Ornamented Parlor
Hanging Lamps,
Hall Lamps,
Beslrooni Lamps,
Hand Lamps, do.
They must be seen. to have
an idea of what they
really are.
The Prices are Right..
We have also a Large stock
of Lanterns to sell at Close
Figures.
we are still in the Stove
Business and keep con-
stantly on hand
Parlor, Cook and Coal
STO V MS
of the Best Make.
Coal Supplied
in Large or Small Quantities
In General Hardware we try
to keep almost :Everything
a man wants.
Holborn Display of Silverware.
Call i11 and see us and sat-
isfy yourselves that what we
sayg is correct.
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.Beaver
hardware Stora