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The Brussels Post, 1890-1-24, Page 4Oset 1@SICI set l! sea bet did trou sere a lht4 ehiu7 sand thY11 the, boa ale cap stat wl ail Sae. da $tI tel 4 New Advertisements. Local—Adam Good. Auction sale—A.II'emter. Medical visit—'Dr. Phillips. Caution --Thomas McQueen. Money to loam --J. 0. Heffernan, Bankrupt sale,-Seerff & Ferguson. Notice to endi'ors--'Phomas Kelly. 'Cu ` rxtssels `host, I+IBDAr, J.•1 \', 24, 1890. celyt -It. Last Sunday Rev. Mr. Edge, of Olin. ton, 000upied the pulpit of the Methodist church here. He's a good preacher. Le grippe played havoc with both our public, school and ohurohee. Rev. Mr. McLeen was unable to occupy his pulpit last Sabbath. The following are the officers of the Y. P.C.A. in connection with Trinity church : Miss Annie Shane, Pres. ; Lizzie Buoh• anan, Vice•Pree. ; Mise Ruth Jones, Sec- retary ; John A. Brownlee, Treas. Se1g rave. On Wednesday of last week the resi. lents of East Wawanoeh were shocked by the intelligence that Campbell Hanna, of the 10th concession, had committed suicide. On the Wednesday morning in question Mr. Hanna started for the river. He was miesed in a few minutes, and search was made for him, and a neighbor -Wm. Deacon—joined in the search and soon found Mr. Hanna's tracks towards the river, -and niter following them a short distance he eaw Mr. Hanna. Al- most immediately after being seen, Mr. Hanna approaohed the river at a point where the bank is high and the weter running very rapidly and deliberately threw himself in. The party in pursuit made every effort to reach end rescue him, but were unable to do so until life was extinct. One of the men had a very narrow escape from drowning. A.strange concidence in connection with this is that the previous owner of Hanna's farm, named M°Oou,'t, drowned himself in the same spot and in the same manner some years ago. Mr. Hanna was 82 years of age, and it is said that for some time he has had some mental trouble. He was in good circumstances, and had sold his farm last fall, intending to spend the re. minder of his days in Wingham, having purohased a residence there. He was in good spirits on Tuesday. The family have the sympathy of the whole Qom. munity in their sore trial. Fitt el . The next Council meeting will be held in Ethel. Mrs. W. J. Sharp has been very ill bet is somewhat improved now. Mies Cale, Of Mitchell, is visiting her brother, Dr. Cale, of this place. Jno. Cober, J. M. Davis, Wm. Patton, Wm. McLeod and A. IV. Paaabaker have been down with La Grippe. Arrangements have been made where- by J. A. Young and J. 0. Heffernan are in position to loan money on farm seenr- ity. Their advt. appears in this issue. Call on them if you require the "need- ful." Wen. Rupp had the misfortune to lose the index finger on his right hand while coupling ears on the M. C. R. at St. Thomas. He was expected home for a holiday visit while nursing his disabled hand. George Dobson left last week for the Normal School, Toronto, where he goes to secure his professional 2nd class oer- tifioate. He is a good student and will no doubt take a high standing in his °leases. Communion service will be held in both of our churches next Sunday, Rev. Mr. Smith, of Henfryn, will take charge of the Methodist church service begin- ning at half -past ten. Rev. D. McRae will conduct the services of his own obnrch, beginning at H. News is very scarce in this vicinity this week owing to the ravages of "Le Grippe" as there is scarcely any person Ieft able to create a disturbance. There are not any very serious cases with the exception of Mies M. Laird who has con• treated inflammation along with it. We believe that she is recovering slowly. S. Nichol has purchased the black smith business of J. 0. Heffernan of this[ place and will conduct it himself. We wish him luck in his new enterprise and as be is very obliging by nature he will no doubt reap his share of patronage. Mr. Heffernan will continue to reside hero and go into the horse and cattle business more extensively. He's well adapted for the business. Morrirt. Miss Mary Johnston is at present very siok. Mrs. Geddes, 8rd line, continues very poorly. John Clegg and bride have returned tot Manitoba. Miss Mary A. McVety Ilse gone on a visit to Newbridge. Wm. Wray purposes erecting a hand- some brick residence next spring. Jiro. Smith has moved to Sunshine. i He has been working the Bell farm. Thos. Wilkineon,. V. S., of Ripley, was visiting relatives in this locality last week. La Grippe has been taking its innings thie week and dozens of people are ill with it, Mrs. Conery has gone to Wingham where she will reside with her eon John for the present. Last Friday Jas. Russell went to Goderiob township to visit his father who is on the sink list. Mise Chrietianna Johnston, of New- bridge, is at present visiting friends and relatives on the 1st con. On Friday of last week Chas. Wheeler bad a wood bee. 81 Gorda of Wood Were!, out. A dancing party concluded the' proceedings. After Wm,Downey's 110055 Wes movedt, to the Limo Works on the dth lino, lad-, Friday, a social party was held for ai bonze warming. Itichd. Proctor, 4th line, attended a Caledonian Bell at Lucknow on Friday evening of this week. Ile assisted in the =gloat exorcises. Mrs, W. J. Johnetnn, while preparing ohurah last Sunday, accidentally fell and broke hen arm, A Wingham dootor attended to the fracture. Last Sunday afternoon Rev. Joeeph Edge, of Clinton, preached an excellent disoonrso in the Sunshine Methodist ohureli, The -subject was "It is et. valiant that 1 go away." Wm, Barrie has moved into his newts briok residence. We wish himself and family long yearn of comfort in their new borne. Mr, Barrie was away at Ayr for a few days this week. We were pleased to notice in the list of successful candidates, at the repent ex- amination for high school teachers and assistants, the name of T. A. Reid, grin. cipel .if Tooewat r Pnblin Scheel, who obtained a professional first-class oat till - erne of qualification. Housn W.uouw d.—On Thursday even- ing of last week a number of persons" from Brussels drove out to the home of? Thomas Maunders and spent a vary en.' joyable time. After the new dwelling had been duly inspected and admired the company settled down to social chat. Litter on an impromptu program of con- gratulatory speeches, singing, &a. was gone through. Mr. Mouuders and fam- ily were highly and deservedly compli- mented upon their industry, thrift, and improvement noticeable in the past year. A plentiful supply of edibles were served by Mrs. and the Misses Maunders. About 12 o'oiook the visitors said "good-bye" and started for their respective planes of abode after expressing their good 'wishes for Mr. and Mrs. Maunders and fem. ilThe debate which was held in S. S. No. 10 last Thursday evening was very good. The subject was "Resolved that there is more to be gained by pursuit of an object than by possession o ., it." Captain on eeirmative side, A. Shaw ; speakers, W. J. Johnston and S. Ramsay. Captain on negative side, F. Wood ; speaker, G. Oaldbiok and E. J. Peaoock. Chairman, J. Peace*. The jndges. J., Breokenridge and E. Johnston, decided? in favor of possession. A very notice t able feature of the evening was H. Cal& hick, critic, who did his work extra well. The program consisted of a reading by A. Eaket; leading by W, Fraser ; read. ing by E. J. Peacock; reading by R. Shaw ; song by H. Robb ; reading by A. Shaw. The meeting was brought to a close by singing "God save the Queen." The public examination which was held in S. S. No. 10 on Friday, Jaa'y 17th, was, in every respect, a grand success. The teachers present were R. Stewart, a former teacher, A. McColl, W. Walters and Mise Robinson. The pupils answer- ed the questions asked them in an excel- lent manner. There was great credit due 1'. Wood, teacher, for the beautiful way in which he decorated the school. The visitors numbered about fifty, and all seemed to enjoy themselves very well. The scholars had some very good recita- tions, but I must make special mention of one given by John Snell, which was entitled the "Roll Cali,' and was render- ed in an excellent manner. The singing by the Misses Robb, Misses Ramsay and Misses Johnston was very good. The examination was brought to a close by singing the National Anthem. • Hlu oval e. Improvements have been made on the school lately. The Bluevale foot -ball club have their team organized now and are ready to thrash anything that comes along. The annual meeting of the cheese fac- t tory was held in the Foresters' Hall on Wednesday. We will furnish particu tars next week. The report appearing in some Waal papers last week, of P. Thomas' son dying in Woodstock was not correct. It was a brother of Mr. Thomas' who passed away. Tho raising of the smoke stack on Stewart & Duff's saw mill tock piece en Friday afternoon last. The neighbors turned out well and the job was soon ac- complished. There are a great many prophets in Bluevale. They are continually predict- ing sleighing, bat their signs all seem to fail this winter, or these winter months might be more correct. Bluevale school ought to have a good name as all the pupils who wrote for the Entrance Examination at Christmas passed, and besides this severalintend taking out certificates next Summer. John Barris, a farmer two miles north east of Bluevale, is to move to the village in a few weeks. He has purchased the house hitherto occupied by F. S. Scott, from Mr. Webster, of Manitoba. Frank Scott moves into a house of Mr. Ross' here. Montreal bankers are moving in op- position to any alteration of the clause of the Banking Act regulating circulation. Prince Edward County Reformers nominated J. A- Sprague, M. P. P., as their candidate for the next Legislature. The Liberals of North Grey have again nominated James Cleland, of Meaford, as their candidate for the coming provin- cial election. Kincardine has oontraoted with the Ball Electric Light Company to have their town lit by electricity. They are to pay 20$ oents per light per night. The lights are to be 1000 candle power, and the works are to be completed by the 20th of February. Private Funds to Loan. $20,000 Have been placed in my hands for Investment on real estate. LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST. No Commission. Borrowers can have loans com- pleted in Three Days if title satisfactory. W. M. SINCLAIR, Solicitor, Brussels. MONEY TO LOAN. Money to Loan on FARM PROPERTY -at- LOWEST RATES. P1'ivatc and Company Funds, ,O,UeIrma n. .T..A,Youngr, Valuator, A gent, Ethel P,0., Ont. ntf 1 HE BRUSSELS POST Money to Loan, Money to Loan on Farm Pro- perty at LOWE,1'T R.2TES. Private and Company Funds. DICKSON & HAYS, Solicitoi',F, BRUsssns, ONT. S. PL -UM, General Blacksmith, wielder' to intimate to the publio generally that be does all Wade of Blaoksmithiog in e Workmanlike Manner, Wagons, Buggies, Sleighe and Cutters Made to Order. I make a Specialty of Horse -shoeing. A Call Solicited. fai'Remember the Bland.—Nun Inc BDIDoa, S. Plum. HONEY T0' 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, Division Court Clerk, Brussels. AUCTION SALE —OF -- Valuable Property -10 TOE - Village of Brussels. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage, which will be produced old byePubiic Auction, on will friday, Feb'y 7th, '90, at the .hnerlean Hotel, in the Village of Brussels, ata o'clock in the afternoon, the following number uFiifteen, in the izVillagie Village Brussels. On the lot is a frame building, now need as a livery stable, and there is also ample room for the erection of nuy other buildings.This is one of the moo eligible business sites in the village. TSaass,—Fifteen per cent. of the parol as° money to be paid at the time of sale. Bal - awe -of terms and conditions will be made known at sale. For anther particulars amply to A. HUN'VBR, Vendor's' Agent, Brussels. 28.3 PHOTOS. TINTYPES «d• For .1 0•Cotltoe. All Work from the Smallest to Idfearca dome In It anti -eines manner. , 01 Residences, tile., al Reasonable BIoS, W. J. Fairfield. MEAT MARKET, MAIN STREET, • BRUSSELS, ANDREW I ME, ; 1110FRIET01 JANUARY 24, 11i9u. G000 STOCK The "scotch Collar[" , " oa 'l=bw The snbsrrlbrre offer for solo lUn lnllnwin•1 well bred Stook; 1 iloavy Draught mhos horse, 6 years Old ; 2 heavy draught entire horses. rising a years n1 1 ; 1 earring' etnlllnn 7 years old ; 1 etaliiuu foal, heavy draught. Also a heavy draught mare, 6 years old, and another heavy draught Ulan, rislog 3 years, suppneed to be In furl, They are all im- ported. Pedigrees and certificates oat be produced, Intending purchasers would do well to call and flee the imbeds and get prides. They aro good ones. S5'RIR BROS., Proprietors, 27.51 Brussels P.O. St. Leon lilleral Water, Fresh and livered to Salt Heats of any part or The following speak for themselves : limbo/it quail j1 t lite Village Brussels, Ont., Jan. 8, 1890. sty always onjCi+M Fre°of hand and de. ' a It a r g e.. 1 have been using St. Leon water for TERMS VERY FAVORABLE the past month or so and have found it very efficacious in promoting good health, 1 -Pat CnttlWanted For which the highest market price will be paid. I also make a specialty of buying Hides and Skins, Don't forget the place, next door to Fleteher's Jewel- ry Store. A. CURRIE. • Notice to Creditors. In the Matter of the Mate of Funny= HDNslesas, late of the Township of Grey, in. the 00130ty of Huron., Yeonaavt, Deceased. Pureoant to Section Thirty-six of Chapter One Hundred and Ten of the Revised 8ta- all creditors ans of d therwe ¢persons having alave notice i= against the estate of Frederick Hunatoker, late of the said Township of Grey, yeoman, who died on or about the 22nd day of August, A.D. 1859. are hereby required to send by post (prepaid) or to deliver to Messrs. Dick- son & Hays, of the Village of Brussels, in the Countfor Susan Jane H nelcker. Widow, theof Huron,nrs Admiaistratrix of the real and personal estate and effects, rights and oredite, of the void Frederick Huusioker, deceased, on or before the let day of February now next ending, a state. ment of their names, addresses, and deacrip- tiose and the full particulars and proofs of their claims or demands upon the said estate and of the securities (if any) held by them, and that after the said let clay of l'ebrnary the said Administratrix will pro- ceed to administer the estate and distribute assets of the said Frederick Hunsicker amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of wbioh the said Admand ithe raid Adminix shall hen iatratrix havehad nottibe liaart there- oi, soodistr distfor the ributed, to any pts, erson or persons the time of suchldistrib not have notice at DICKSON & HAYS, Solicitors .or the said Adminis0ratrlx. Dntod at Brussels thin 7110 day of January, A. D.1800.264 After using it a week I found my appe- tite much benefitted and can now eat as much in duo meal as used to suffice me for two. For any rheumatio affection I believe it to be ahead of any drugs or patent medicines, and think that per. sons of a rheumatic tendency should use it constantly. A. HUNTER, Clerk 4th Division Court, County Huron. Mn. ADAai GOOD, Brussels. Dear Sir,—The 8t. Leon Mineral Wat- er that I have been getting from you has done Inc so much good that I cheerfully give my testimony in its favor and hope others way be persuaded to give it a trial. Wee. RNa0nTeb, SD. Bruseels, Jan. 7, 1890. This water, the like of wbioh is found no where else but at St. Leon, in the Province of Quebec, resembles all nat- ure's produotione, an egg or grain of wheat for instance. We oan tell what an egg or grain of wheat is composed of but man is utterly unable to make a grain of wheat or create an egg and he is just as unable to counterfeit St. Leon Mineral Water. But kind nature has b ue for us what we could not do for ourselves—brought the sixteen different ingredients of this water together in the proper proportions, mixed them and pours them forth in a copious stream, I am in a position to supply this re- markable water, absolutely pure, straight from the wells, at a price that leaves little after covering the cost of bringing it this fax ADAM GOOD, The Toronto Grocery. 0 3131 •iMia MN~ter AN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS. • OUR G-REA I [envy and Light Harness, BUFFALO Ptolii,si, Holm BLAN1rETB, 871110II BELLS, Bvi uocR TUGS, &o. Always in Stock. A Handsome Range of Trunks, Valises and Satchels to choose from and sold at Reasonable Prices. f 'Special Attention given to Repairing. H. DENNIS. THOS, FLETCHERI, Practical Watchmaker and Jezaeler. Thanking the public for past favors and support and wishing still to secure your patronage, we are opening out Pull Lines in GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Silver Plated Ware from Established and Reliable Makers, fully warranted by us. Clocks of the Latest Designs. JEWELRY WEDDING RINGS, LADIas GEST Rums, Ba00Citas, Einnlxoe, &e. E•3'Aiso a Full Line of Views° and Violin Strings, &o., in stook. N. It. -Usurer of Marringr Licenses. T. Fletcher, - Brussels. e ® m - WE ARE PLEASED - - AND ALL CUSTOMERS ARE SURPRISED AND DELIGHTED. During the past Week we have been so Busy in the Afternoons that it was impossible for us to wait on All Our Customers, We therefore ask all who can possibly do so to Come out in the Morning and avoid the rush in the Afternoon.