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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1890-4-11, Page 5A=PRIL 11, MO THS BRUSSELS PO T r'x.0 Rtb3L, j vV, M, P, P„ is Kama again [Jrsaxeloroole, Rev. T. G. Thompson delivered an able diwee' ee In Knox (Theron had; f;.thbeth fits text was St, John X71, a , "Yet a little while is the light with you," The preacher ie an earnest, impressive ex• posher of the Truth, Measles. Williams & Mitchell have nue• Coded in ostabliahiag an oxoellenb busi• nose hero. Their carriage roams and blaekstnith shop are well eguipped. They aro gonial obliginr( gentlemen. We with the firm continued prosperity. Litatia w o 1. The Town Band intends giving a con. cert in the Town Hall on Monday even. ing, lath Met. It is the intention of the Athletic As• sedation to give a liberal program of sports on their grounds on May 24th: Dr. Burgess, who has been it resident of this town for the past eleven years, has purchased a drum business at Lake. field, above Peterborouh, which he in. tends to conduct in connection with his son. Tho petition forwarded to Ottawa from the eitizens, lawn Council and Board of Trade, a -king for stn appropriation of 520,000 f•tr the motion of p .blio build Inge in Listowel, vas presented to the Hon, Minister of ?aline Werke on Mon- day of last we'b by Mr. Hosson, H. P. After several inontha illness William B. Garrooh deed at the residence of his mother, Shaftlekl, neer Galt, oil Sunday of last week, Mr, Garrooh had been in a low stem of health since having an alaiek of le grippe, which settled 0n his longe, ail from which vers lit(lo hope of his recovery was entertained, Deceased was a member of Knox church in this town, and was also a member of the Lis. towel A. 0. U. W. and Oddfellow lodges. .&!wood. Spring Show here next Tuesday, The new druggist, M. E. Heads, Mill. bank, will open his drug eters in Atwood on April 12th. Lemuel Pelton has purchased the house and lot of Wm. Stewart, Main dtlest. Price, S45O. Thirty.two carloads of grain were shipped from our station daring the month of March by the local buyer. Rev. R. Paul, of Brussels, supplied tho Methodist church pulpit last Sabbath in the absence of the pastor, who was away at Toronto. Three hundred eoliths of the abstract etatement of the Treasurer of the On. tarn) Farmers' flax Mennfaoturing Co. were printed and distributed among the shareholders. Tho following officers were appointed in connection with nor fire deparbme,h: Jas. Manna, Chief ; Henry Hoar, Captain; Jas. Strnrhers, let Mate ; John Rogers, end Mate ; Jas. Latin, Sec. Treas. The oantraetfar the new agricultural hall has been let to Jas. Strnthere, the price being 8000. Ths building will be a two•sturey ons, with upper storey finish- ed so that it can be used for public meet- ings. The building will be a substantial cue, sot on stone foundation, and will be a great improvement on the rickety ono the Society has been using of late. Rev. W. II. Havey, of Rockwood, a former resident of Atwood, 000npied the pulpit of the Norfolk street Methodist ohurob, Guelph, in the absence of the Paster, Rev. Dr, Willoughby, who was preaching missionary sermons at Listowel. Mr. Harvey's murning discourse, from Matthew 18, 2.3, was excellent, while hie emit* subject, let Corinthians, 13th chap , was treated in a most Inspiring manner, Mr. Harvey is a young man wbo proeeches for the love of the Master's cause. Ile gave up a position as teacher in Upper Canada College, at 8800 per year, to enter the probationary ranks of the ministry. 131ueva.le. Miss Billingsley has been very ill late- ly. Those who are fond of music mise her sadly. The Literary Society met on Wednes- day of last week and although there was no debate still a very interesting pro- gram was provided. Rev. A. Y. Eertley was not able to fill the pulpit last Sabbath on Ancona of a very severe attack of neuralgia which came on Saturday night. N. C. Leech, who has been going to school in Bluevale for some months past, wont lest Saturday to Belleville Business College to receive a further business education. We wish him enocees. The stone, sand and other material for the new Methodist church aro fast col. looting on tbo spot where it is to be ereotnd and we expect soon to see orotvds gathering for worship. 1YIies Brock and her brother from Mt. Forest have been guests at the parsonage for the last week, They are old friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wallwin. Mise Brook goes home on Friday. Her brother went Iast week. C. W. Leech left for his home in De- troit on Tnesdny of last week, His visits are few and far between when we consider that the people of Bluevale tall this his borne, but they brighten us up enneidorably. On Thursday of tide week Mr, and Mre. Hartley left Bluevale bent on pleas• are and business, They will teturd next week, In Mr.' Hartley's absence, Rev. 1Ir. Magnarrie, of Wingham, will occupy his pulpit. The service will be in the afternoon at a quarter past two. Mr. Herbert, the precentor in the Presbyterian church, has been on the side list for the last week or two and for this reason was not able to be out for two Sabbaths, aonsegnsntly the organ sons need and was well liked by most of the congregatiou. We are very glad to be able to state that Mr. Herbert is got. ting around again, though sorry to say his little daughter, Aggie, is very ill with la grippe, P1111.0A Commw.--On Monday evening 01le' t neck a very pleasant time wag spent ab the Parsonage. 'Tho onoasion its that of a parlor. concert 11:118 talont was sneered from far and near, Among the performers were the Rev. A, 11, Smith and Mrs, Smith, of Wroxeter, Meagre, Spedrly, M.aOlten'/,io and Dtllfield, of Wingham, all singers. The readers and recital's were Mies Fulton, of Blno. vale, Prise Brock and hoe brother, of Mt. Forest, end Mr. Gracey, of 'Wingham, whose rsadinge could not bo done with. out at any literary entertainment. We must not forgot onr oil friend C. IV. 1tmea11, who, with his r,0usin, 1, 0. Leach, fevered go with a (Mott. The organist was 11109 MelIartly, of Iateknow, fron Toronto, Andrew Taylor le studying telegraphy with Jas. Fox, druggist. ',Miss Sanderson is opening up a mil- • !finery shop float d.0r to Thee. Item. patine hardware. The public suhnol oonoerb hold lavt friday evening Was a decided sueoees, The 01111) swinging by the penes was will done and heartily appreeabod by all. The proceeds otn0unted to twenty dol. lare and will be applied for school d000r- atfons. An unusual occurrence' in the shape of a runaway took plane here last week. 81r. Brother's horse took fright at otos. Mg door, Miro loose and ran up Main street, It was caught before much dam- age was done exopptiug a bad sprain on one of the horse's hind lege. We utidedebaud that John Sandersoe has dispelled of his good.., to his eon and Thos. Miller, so that the bnsinese will be managed under the atm name of San. 4lera0„ ik Miller. John Sanderson was nue of the first morohauts of Wroxeter turd has spent over thirty years in msr motile life. Ilie dealings with the pub- lic' were abrintly honest and his ninny eustemrs wilt regret that he has thus retiod from active bueiuese. Mr. 11111- .,.., Int !:pent some time es an Ineilremee agout, The new firm has opened out a full lune of geode and offer 10 do a good busiunoee, 01 iest<ral, Sulioot reopened on Tuesday. 111, Bafth leaves for the West this week. 1a1 angelist Booth is holding forth in Pond's Hail to the Brethren this week. Special services are being held in the Baptist thumb ovary evening. Rev. Mr. Priest, of Wingham, was with us on Tue-day evening. The Englisl. church was most bennbi. fully decorated on Sunday for Buster. Special singing was prepared by the choir. Ruttenbury and Ontario Metho- dist churches were also beautifully decorated, l ervices of eong wore given in both, with short addresses. The officers for the current year in connection with the base ball olub are :- Icon. President, Mayor Doherty; Hon. Vice•Ptes., John Wiseman; President, Burchill; Vice -Pres, A. J. Holloway; Seo.-Treas., Wm. McGee ; Manager, G. V. Yann ; Captain, A. Sornion. Com. mitt's.- T. Diamond, G. Armor, W. Harland. One a1 the best conducted entertain- menle held for a long time was given in the Town Hall, under the auspices of the Athletic Association. Tis stage was tastefully decorated, and the club swing- ing, funoy drill, sword exereises sparring 000teste and other performances wore well worth seeing. The other part of the program was good, sad it eoald not be otherwise with si,eh names as Mies Fisher and Mre. Prirtham, Goderiah ; Misses Jackson and Hearne, Clinton ; and Messrs. Coates, Brewer, Shearer, Sibley, Jackson and goalie on the list. i eatortet. Ralph Cresswell has returned home from the Ohatham Commercial college, where he has graduated with honors. A. number of the children of our 'own farmed them,.elvesinto a company known as the M, A. B. E. L. Society and gave a eonuart in aid of the poor, Rev. T. W. Maghay, a former incum• bent in the English church in this town, died at St. Marys last Friday. He was buried at Luoau, an old pariah of his. Inflammation of the bowels was theoouse of his demise. The following offiaete were eleoted fn connection with the South Hurn Con sorvative Association :-W. J. Shannon, President, Seaforth ; Wm. Graham, Vieo•President, Brucefeld ; George E. Jackson, Secretary, Egmondville. The many friends of Rev.Fatber Shea, pastor of St. James' Catholic church in this town, will regret to learn that he is leaving here, after a ten years' residence in onr midst. The revered gentleman is going to Cincinnati, Ohio, where, we um derstand, he will in futare reside, Lest Sunday was his last service in Seaforth, and nest Sabbath he will officiate in Brussels for the last time, as he leaves here on Monday, April 14811, for his new field of labor. While regretting his de. parbure irom Seaforth, which is velum tary on hie part, as his relations with his congregation here have always been the most cordial and pleasant, we can assure him that he will boar with him the esteem and gond wishes not only of his own people, but of our citizens gen- erally. During his ten year's residence here, by his kindly, eourteoa0 and gen- tlemanly demeanor, he has won the re. speot and esteem of people of all classes and creeds and the affection of many. He was ever a kind and generous friend to the poor, especially of his own flock, and by them hie removal will be specially regretted. 't1Vilnaltat1n. Private Carrick, of No. 2 Co„ 33rd Batt., has entered for a course of milit- ary instruction at the Infantry Barracks, London. Sohn Hanna has nearly all the neater. ia1 on the ground for his residence which 11e intends erecting this year on the oorn• er of John and Leopold ebreots. The Wingham Hortiauiteral Society, last week, conveyed their grounds, near the Canadine Pacific Railway station, to John Hanna, reserving the use of the grounds and buildings for the Spring and Fall shows this year, l8faedonald, of this town, son of Dr. Macdonald, M. P., has passed hie final examination in medicine at Trinity University, Toronto, tatting honors. We Congratulate Mr. Mao. on his success and predict a foremost place for him in his profession, Some time since, Aire. J. J. Anderson and Mee. Walter Taylor wore notified that en nnele of theirs had died in Aus. 810110, leaving them considerable money. The 001100nt tecia will 10011100 10 not yet known, but, it is said, the deccasod uncle was very wealthy. The 105(41 gentleman who is looking up the /Dire, is expnoted in Wingham shortly to have the nooes• sary papers executed. The following gentlemen were ohosen as a oonmitoo to organize a joint stock emptily for the pure/naso of eufflotont grimed, suitably eituatotl in or near the corporation, on which to obtain n, half mile tra014, and with suitable buildings tor holding of 1110 Northwestern Fair x1111 any other entertainment that may be hold thereon, vo-Chas. Ilemiorson, 'Phos. hell, 8l'm, Clegg, 13, Wilson, R. .ltlolndoo, A. live and IT, W. C. Meyer. Sergt, J nrko, of No, 2 Co,, 88rd Batt„ was presented with a handsome pin bya few of his old orenrades, on Monay evening of last week, at Capt. William's office, he having resigned his position in that company, after serving 14 years. Tho folluwiut' officers were Chatted in ounueetioli with the Methodist Sabbath School :--Dr. Towler, Superintendent ; Anson Robinson, Sooretary ; W, P, His - cooks, Treasurer; Stanton Agnew and W. Lloyd, Librarians, and all the old staff of teachers, The annual report showed a prosperous year, the average attendance being larger than any pre- vious year. The number of toaohers and otfieers is 20 ; number of echo:ere on the roll, 8.40, the total of school being 808. The average attandanoe during the year of officers, teachers and suholure was 287, There aro 800 volumes in the lib. rary. ttlait Next week Mr. Davis attends his min- isterial examination at Mitchell. In the abeoueo of Rev. D. B. Morino last Sunday his pulpit was occupied by Rev. Mr. Thomson. Rev. T. G. Thomson bas accepted a unanimous emit to Watsrdown and the induction will take place on Tuesday of next wrok, The Presbyterians of that +own are to he noogratf'atod On their choice. David Milne's sale of stook, &a., last week was a deehle.1 aimless. Although the made ware desperately bad portions came from near and far as Mr. Milua'e reputation is eo Won known for keeping nothing but the best. ()sing to having cart tiled our credit business, and omitting only those who are perfectly reliable, we are enabled bo supply our friends with goods at lower fignros than ever offered before. .During the past week we have been marking down our stock, and from this date we will have but one pries for all, namely, the Cash Price. No new credit co item. ere asked for, The old reliables always welcome to get goods at net prices. It we can't sell goods cheaper than other houses who do an almost unlimited cre- dit business, we wont ask you to trade with us, We invite yoc to examine our stools and if goods and prices suit, we solicit your patronage, If the credit system is detrimental to the prosperity of the oounlry, it mast also be to in- dividuals, therefore we desire to help ourselves, and at the same time be a benefit to our patrons. Having already made our fortune we are now in the field simply to obtain the necessaries of life. If our name appears ooeasionally in these columns, and we are found in our place of business, clothed and in our right mind, let it be a sign unto you that we aro succeeding without the aid of those whose policy it is to purchase and pay three months after convenience. Time and space will nob perneib us 80 enumerate the change in our priced, but we would suggest that you call on us at once with your cash and trade and see for yourselves. Cash paid for eggs and choice one pound rens of butter. Yours, Ro,poctfally, W. Simpson & Son. Sheriff Sutton, of Walkerton, returned horns having completed the sale of his B. C. property. The price realized is said to be 8116,000. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. T•TF ANTE D. -A GOOD SER- O' V vent Girl, at once. Apply to 17• MRS. S, 0, PEPPBIt. FI OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE on hfarket street, easy berms. For particnlare apply to ALM 6. V'.Mor'rO031lxnr 19•tf or W, F. VANSTO:IH, Brussels, ('l 00D HAY FOR SALE.- i.7 ALE-iJ' Will deliver in quantities to suit par - (Maser. Six months credit w111 bo given bo responsible parties: T. PBPPER, Lot 0,05n, e, Grey. T.4., Iia TO GORRIE t.--3 Leaves Brussels every morning instead of eveuing, as formerly, and returns from G0rrio in the evening. Th,s rule will bo ad- hered to until further notice. S. WALSB., Proprietor. OUSE WOR)11 WANTED.— Th0 nudorsigssed ie desirous o1 se- ourtughouee work, such ae hence oloanlug, washing, ironing, &o. Washing or Ironing done at my house if desired. Apply tsn MILS. JNO. LOTT 80.0 Paricar'e Terrane, 111{11 8t. A,/ RS. MEGARVIE 181 PRE L pared to 310 Sewing is ah ire breneii- se, 8ho trill let two 01 her little nine go out as nurse girls should opportunity attar. Enquire ab her home, opposite B. Gerry'a residence, Milt at. 88- I \RESSMAEING.— The undersigned desires to intimate to the ladies of Brussels and surrounding counts'y that she is prepared to attend to all orders intrusted to her. Satisfaction guaranteed, Shop -Up -stairs, ono door north of Walter Jackson's hardware store, 50- MISS SAMPLE. 1RES6MAliING.— The undersigned desire to intimate to the ladies of Brussels and vicinity that they have opened a Dressmaking Shop over Air, A,ox. Blraohan's Store, Brussels, where they are prepared to attend to all Werk entreated to them. 8atisfaotion gguaranteed. 88.40 ACI88E8 STD WART & BIBLOP. nAT N TsMaaRudThe er ant muses in the Patent eroe and- beronthe Courts promptly and carefully at- tended to, Upon receipt re modal or saetoh of d advise 1 makebe careful examination, and advu?o as to patentabiiibyfroe of ooarao, Pees t is mound. I make no charge outage patent is eoourod, Information advice and special mferon005 sent on application. 7 R, L1'rl'ELL, Washington, Dal„ U.B. Patent 010eo, nG REAL ESTATE. ARMS FOR SALE Trfl UN. nrnaconun has several good Farms for sato coed to rant, easy terms h1 Townships Of Morris and they, F. S. SCOTT. BrassO s, 17.tf, %!IIOTOE FARM FOR Se1LE.-- lJ Bohm South halt Lob 27, con. s, !deride, 100 norns, nattily nll oluared. Good buildings, ohmage acres 1411 wheal; h1 ground, Easy terms, Apply to W. hf. BINOLAII2, tf Scheer, 40 Brawls. rt 00D FAIUM. FOR SALE IN 'l711)zaints,01nrensonsbl0trnms. In calm. to close the affairs of the estate of the late W. O. liingnton, bio executors offer the fol. lowing valuable lands for solo North half of Lob se, Oonoossion3'L'ownshlp of 1J:orlls,00utainhng 00 apron. Ou dein lot is emoted a good frame barn with stone torte. dation, peed orchard, Well al:d pinup. Neal, ly all cleared, and is on the grave road i closely a1 cluingg the 0111,ge of Brussels, 01110 farm is a vi4litctbl0 atm, 19 well fenced and in a gond stab, of cultivation. her prle00 mid terms apply to '11I05 7 311 1 8', Itruesclt P. 0., 114 nut 1191,130/, V1001'111 Senn re 1, 0., or 1Axtn. Stn rlr, 111011e Lodge 1', 0 Ali 1111,1('efm t0. The Palace Store MILLINERY! RS. ROGERS begs to thank the Ladies of Brussels and Vicinity for their Very Large Attend- ance at the Millinery Opening, one and all declar- ing it to be a Lovely Display, and at the salve time passing high Encomiums on our Popular Milliner, Miss GREEN, , for her Exquisite Good Taste, in a word our Opening was a ;.!lost Unqualified Success. During the week we have added sumo more Very- Pretty Styles to our already Largo Stock, which we will be happy to Show the Ladies before they make their purchases. GROCERIES! We beg also to Draw Attention to our Large and New Stock of Groceries, which wo are Selling as Cheap, if not Cheaper, than any grocery house in town. t All kinds of Farm Produce taken, such as Eggs, Lard, Butter, Tallow, tic., and the Highest Market Price allowed. RO S_ New Stove and House Furnishing Business, The Undersigned beg leave to announce to the. Public that they have Purchased the Bankrupt Stock of Mr. W. 3'. Jackson, Brussels, and will sell the whole out Regardless of Cost. Look out for Bargains. They will also keep on hand Cooking, Pavlov and Z3ox Stores Of the Best Manufacturers, and will Sell them as Cheap as anyone in the Trade. TINWARE:; Of the Best Quality and at Cheapest Prices Always on Hand or Made to Order on Shortest Notice. Eavetroughing and Roofing a Specialty. Everything in Our Line Guaranteed First -Class. We hope, by Good Work, Low Prices and Prompt Attention to Business, to secure a Fair Share of Patronage. Come, See and be Convinced. FERGUSON & GIBSON, Jr1c14son's Old Stand, Brussels. Flour and Feed ! The attention of the Citizens of Brussels and Farmers of the Sur- rounding Community is called to the New :Flow and reed Stove, II:uteeals, Opened in the Shop lately occupied by Mr. E. Grundy, (Opposite Mr. Backer's Grocery) Whore there will Always bo on hand a Full Supply of Flour, Peed and Meal of A11 Kinds, As this is cul' first location in Brussels wo trust you will give if you aro ,., „tar a.t intending to travel us your Patronage, and in return w0 will endeavor to Supply yon Dennis' hi Headquarters- for with Best Brands at Lowest figures. ( TRUNKS, VALISES. Money to Loan, Money to Loan on Farm Pro- perty at LONE.'T RMS. S. Private and Company Funds., DICKSON & HAYS, Solicitors, tic,, Maisons, 0000, PH 0 TO T I N TY E Sr ], • For . • C:E*nte:, All Work from. toe$ul(Nlcet In Life ..ire done in nret-4iaxe manner, lEr X 01 lle,Nlrnee+, 111,'., al Reasoner.; tm Butes. W. J'. Fairael(C. General Biaoksmithing, The undersigned desires to intimate to the Public generally that he has leased the hunter Blacksmith Shop in. Brussels, and is now pre- pared to attend to all work entrusted to trim. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. GAVE: Al IC A. 0A.L]G.. oo Jas. 1Melii Cosh. MONBY TO LOAN. lVl Money to Loan on FARM PROPERTY -at- LOWEST RATES, Private and Company Floris iA.i.2i'14Y TO J.C.Hefernan, J.A.Young, Valuator Agent. Ethel P.O., Ont. .2011 E,fiST HURON License District. The East Huron License Com- missioners will meet at the CENTRAL HOTEL, BRUSSELS, —ON— Friday, .Aril 18th, 0991, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. an., To take into consideration the the Applications for Tavern Licenses for 1890-91. Tho number of Hotel Licenses granted last year in the Riding were 26. The number of Applications this year are 26, Isaac Gill, Ethel, and George Zilliax, Henfryn, be- ing the only two applicants for houses not holding License last year. John R. Miller, INSPECTOR. Jamestown, April 1st, 1800. YOU A. Is Prepared t0 supply you with a Handsome Carriage At a Slight Advance 0u Cost. Caul in and :flake a Selection or Leave your Order. • GI V E1 ITS A OA LID. SAl(.11K1.S to . ? .I. :, .Large and Well'A3sorted Yot[,t'.ti' .lit 3J7(,'el f7G�l titoeli to choose 1'10131. KING- 80 HAE1TLE^,1,. , i a DENNIS,.