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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1890-8-1, Page 5ISMEINS4 AUGUST 1, 1890, Mistrict Jct. 'Walton. The wheat harvest lo well advanced and hi burning out well, What abont the formation of 4 Tem. peranoe Society in this place ? There ehonld be ono. There will be no service in St, 0 eorge's church for the next two Sundays all Rev. Mr. Cleft is away for his holidaye. Ohas. McDonald, of this places, Duncan and Colin McArthur, of Morris, Theo, MeFadeoan, of Grey, and Robert Mo- MiIiuin and daughter, of MoKillop, left for the Old Country. They sailed from Quebec) and expeot to be gone about two months. • .'"m1•1•06°'*?0111•0•01'1°.11''''.1,m12°.`f4r discovering the fire the old men tried to merle the eow, but not being able to loosen her, he returned to the house for a • knife to out the rope with which she watt tied, While he was away the old lady entered the litable, over which the Jiro up tint rapidly, and which caught to her clothing, burning her terribly be- fore she could he roweled. Her clothing woe completely burned off her, and her fano, hoed, and, in fact, nearly all parts of her burly and limbs wore fearfully burned. AS soon as male medical aid was geoured, but nothing could be done to save her life, and the poor victim died on the following day, "eke-oiler:tee. Coleman's foundry is now in running order, A good many of our townepeople have been plo-nioking, at Bayfield and other lake ports. Tho Beaver Lacrosse Club, through their secretary, G, A. Jackson, have ask. ed the London Laorosse team what date can be fixed for a match to be played hero, and alga for one in London. During a thunder storm at noon Fri- day Alias Aggie Lockhart, eldest daughter of George Loolthart, living two miles north of limn, was instantly killed by lightning while berry-pia:11g. There were other perfume with her, who, also, received a severe shook. Miss Lookhart's body was not disfigured, the eleotrioity hatcher followed the creituti oolumn. Ib was a sod home -going frit: her cow. panions A serious runaway accident happened Seaforth a few (lave ago to Mrs. Janice Sloth. Sho was driving a horse and boggy along the Huron road when the bit broke in the horns mouth, which (mused it to run away, throwing Olre. Sleuth and baby out, breaking several ribs and otherwise injnring her. The baby escaped unhurt. The buggy was considerably broken. The broken bit nearly severed the horse's tongue in two. Mot. rit4. Olio ioa MoQnarrie and her cousin Miss Annie, of Grey, have wine on a. pleasure trip to Goderioh where they will visit old friends and acqualotances. Pensoxer.s.—J. Osbourn, who has been suffering from a severe titillation for secs oral months, is now considerably improv- ing and WA hope to see him before long fully restored to health,—Mr. Logan, merchant, of wino plan down met, who lute been visiting the family of 11, Olver for kerma' days returned borne one day • recently. He appears to bo a very in- telligent, sieveyoung man and we do not mender itt hie particular atireotion for this part of Morris township. We congratulate him on hie success and ex - p501 to see him return before long when he will undoubtedly not leave Morrie alone. Is this kind of thing fair ? A di Wieserlitten- Rev, Mr. Swanson, the new Congroga- tional minister, has come to town. Fred. Korman killed a sneer ono clay last melt, which dressed 783 ponnds. Rev. B. W. Hughes takes charge of the English church of this town next Sob. bet ii. One store in town took in 100 cmarts of cherries before eight o'clock one morning. It has been suggested that Wingham would bo a good place fur paper bag man- ufacturing. Whit:ham and Teeswaler played aria. ket. The home team won easily in one innings. They made 78 runs. All the visitors mild get was 11 and 31 in thebr two inniegs. The Timor says A. McEwen re - tunnel from the west last week. Ile gave us a friendly call, and told us he had called on J. J. Anderson, late of Wing• ham, and found that he had over 900 teres of crop. Next year Mr. Anderson intends breaking im a much larger area. He had two sulky riding plows at work Nebel' Mr. McEwen was there. t. Village council next ,Monday. The apple business will ba boomed in this locality by Jno. Wilford. Mr. Elder is home hem the North- west. He wee greatly pleased with his trip. Metiers. Tanner, Scott, McKinnon and Dr. Milne played a game of tennis with the Clinton club on Tuesday of last week and heat the home players. Al the Shneoe races this week E. Liv- ingston's horse took let place in the 8 minute race. He's a mover. Mine 00 Acciumors.—On Thursday afternoon of last week Fred. Tanner met with what might have proved it serious accident at bis residence on Dinaley street. He was in the act of mounting one of his bronchos for the afternoon's exercise. The animal, not being used to the eaddle, got unmanageable and carried. him into the fence, by which he received severe injuries to the back. fie was et once taken to the house and has been conlineb to his bed.—On Friday after- noon James Gillespie bad a narrow escape of losteg his life while working in A. Sloan's gravel pit. A large quantity of gravel and dirt slid from the top, cover- ing him to the waist before he had time to get out of its way. Unfortunately for him no one was in the pit at the time to assist in extricating him from his peril- ousposition. He wan there in that peel - Mon a oonsiderable time before the team- sters returned and rescued him. We are pleased to hear that he received no ser- ious injury. e L.Iiittowi. Kidd Bros.' "New Hope" woe seoond money at the Simcoe races last week. The Web time ive.s Another case of assault between A. Hese and F. Berdux occurred on Friday of lag week, the former being the ag- gressor this time. The case was settled out of court, Thos. Galloway, of 'Uxbridge, who is a cripple, having been afflicted with vim, disease for a number of years, delivered a lecture in the Methodist church on Wednesday evening of last week, sub- ject "How to make life it sucoeee." The annual sermon of the Royal Tem- pters was preaohed on Sunday afternoon in the 'Methodist ohuroh, at 345 o'clock, by the Rev. J. W. Bell, 33. D., of Hamil- ton, and late of the city of Winnipeg, Mr. Boll is chairman of the Missionary Board of 11. T. of T. Mr. Beamish, divinity student from an Indiana Oollege, conducted the ser- vices in Christ Ohuroh on Sunday,. Rev, Mr. Hughes having taken the Bermes at Wingliam, where he will soon take charge. Pending the appointment of a minister to this parish, a temporary ar- rangement hits, wo understand, been made with Mr, Bearnish to conduct the services here. The fire engine, whose services fortu- nately we have nos required for some months, was taken out to the Elena Street bridge the other night and was soon throwing Li heavy stream about 30 feet over the flag pole of the town hall. Some festive young men for a kirk stio. nodal in drriggiug Jas. Davidson into the line of the stream And the branch men endwevored to carry off his hat. The branch was not easily controllable and Davidson got tho full force of over 140 Pounds to the egnare Meet, its a distance of abed a yard frons the nozele, square on the face. It knocked him flat, and almost sanseleas, and lets given trim a Waal{ MEI badly swollen oye. 71 will be good fortune for Mtn if his eye be Dol. permanently injured, On Saturday afternoon, July 11th,it etable on Jas. Beaton's property, about a mile (Act cif the carper:Wen, caught lire in Mile unaccountable weer itod Was horned lo tbe ground. W01. Shewau ail his svi 5 nt old ennplo of nearly four i score years, occupied the piece aid had their vow 15 there:Ole ab tho time, Peon Wrox etc r . Principal Taylor and family are away enjoying a holiday vLit. BASH Bmi..—On Thursday of last week the "Unions," strengthened by jae,Ross, W. Grewar and W, lime of Brussels, and accompanied by a number of lovers of the game took a trip to Owen Sound and played a friendly match with the club of that town. A. decided victory for the visitors was the result, the score be- ing 0 to 4. The borne team was sucoes- sively blaulced until the 7111 innings when they got 2 runs. They Also added one run in the two remaining innings. The "Unions" tallied 2 iu tho let innings, got another in their 5th and banged out 6 in the 8111. 11 Mc:Hardy and A. Brock was the Owen Sound battery. They are the two beat players in their team. Nets. McLaughlin di,1 good work in the box for the "Unions" and received good support from S. Sanderson and. the other players. T. Boss had on his batting clothes and Bemired three home runs. eh. Paulin had his finger damaged and A. Kaake took his place, The following is the score :— "timers." le 0. OWARSOnsus R. 0 Sanderson 5 4 Break 1 4 Bose 3 0 Mollardy 0 4 Hart 1 8 J. Paulin 0 3 A, Kauko 1 3 McLeutgan 0 8 McLaughlin ..... 1 2 'McGuire 0 4 1 Tedford 1 2 Johnston-- 1 3 Rubberised 1 W.Pattliu ?: Ka ake 1 3 Newman 1 8 TOtILI 507 Total 4 27 Seem by Innings -1 2 8 4 0 0 7 8 .9 'Unions" 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-0 Owen Sound0 0 5 0 0 0 2 1 1-4 On Friday a very one sided game was played itt Shelburne by the "Unions" and the town nine. The home team could not hit Grewar and only 1 run was scored in the five innings played. The "Unions," notwithstanding their fooling, scoured 0 runs. The boys were very hospitably entertained by R. W. Tuck, formerly of Brussels. The score is :— "Limos." 11. 0. Si:tenure:re It. 0 S an:tenon 1 2 Adams 1 2 Ross 2 1 Lens 0 2 Hart 0 3 Black 0 2 Knake 1 2 Large 0 2 McLaughlin 2 1 Stinson o 1 Williams 1 0 Windeou 0 1 Johnston. ...... 0 3 Anderson 0 2 Grower— ....... 1 2 Kilburn 0 2 Kaska ....... 1 1 Marlatt 0 1 Total 9 15 Total 1 10 Score by luniugs— 1 2 8 4 0 'Unions 1 1 3 1 2-9 Shelbourne 1 0 0 0 0-1 leieres• Berries and berry pickers are very plentiful just now. The fax pulling gangs are at work and are keeping things lively. The threshing machine was humming at George Crooks' on Thursday of this week. Thos. Learmout had two sheep killed by lightning during the thunder storm last week. Mrs. Wm. Lawson, from Grand Rapids, Mich., daughter of Jno. Oath, is here on a visit. Moseof the gentlemen school teachers have taken situations in the harvest field during the holidays, Fall wheat and barley harvest has commenced and both are good, wheat eapecially is a number one sample. The Morrie and Grey cheese factory made a ease of the balance of June make' 260 boxers. They received lei cents. The oheeae will likely be shipped this week. Jno. Roddick's hired man, D. Ritchie, reoeived rather a severe kiok from a horse, on the thigh a few days ago. He ie able to be about although somewhat lame yob. Mae. Connors, 16th con., bad the mis- fortune to fall from the fence last Bitter. day, while enter the cows and broke her 1011 arm, Met above tho rist, She is about 76 years of ago. The Grey pupils who wrote at the Eu• trance examination took high marks. Catharine Lamont received 488 ; Lizzie Oehler, 486 ; Joseph Killough, 430 ; A. Zimmer:, 433 ; Win. MoQincreie, 431 ; J. Molten, 4241 Winnifred Raynard, 400, Ifeoree..--Lasti 'Monday Mrs. joie Carr and slinigh ter, 3i:cite:one Went out berry picking leaving !heir honso unoocupled, Berne little children belonging to neigh- bors found their way civet, to the house and went in for rt"good" time, They got hold of ED axe and knocked in the panel of the door, smashed the stove lids, fruit jars, 41 Joie, ite., spilled grow:his, wrung the necks of several kittene, ohopped the head off a olnekleg lieu and had a big time gotorally. Tho reelect:Ivo daddioe repleted all that voeld be of the damaged goods and tho 01551 81111I118 EMIG mute 11451111, The 1 bus 110‘101,4 wblb peek MI. other kind of fun in the feture. BE BRUSSELS POST Some persons are wroth because of mime of that woke.; items being rather too Limo personal. We think they were and are too modest to claim credit, for thorn. Jae, Tait, of Killarney, Maniteha,a former resident of Grey towel:trip writes that crepe are doing eplendidly in his looality blst some of the farmers to the Emit, and North of him Buffered from a violent heilistornerin Monday 01 11101 week, What might have proved a fatal mold - ant happened in Hentryn Tuesday morn- ing of last week. Adan Turnbull, end wife of the 10th eon, were coming into the village on their way to Inatomel just as the morning freight WOE paroling, the horse became frightened and Ur. Tuna - bull turned into the commous till it pass- ed, when he was getting into the buggy again the horse started, hie foot (caught in the wheel, and he was thrown over it and atunned. The horse at liberty star. ted for home, throwing Mrs. Turnbull out and injuriug her shoulder. Mr. Turnball'a foot was hurt R. McDonald started on horseback after the runaway horn but it had beenjetopped by Geo. Spoarin about a mile away. Only one of the Wheels was bent out. litt4itiess 31. P. AluAlliater is away at Buffalo. Principal lleTaggart WES here last week on a brief NiWt. Miss Leman, of Woodstock, is visiting Other Charloite The il(3,imrs. Cale were the guests of our highly respected IL D. this week. Mrs. Jas. 815110155 10 hero from Burk's Falls on a visit to her mother and friends. T.1'. and Mrs Simpson and children are enjoying a holiday visit at Allenford and vicinity. Geo, Dobson is home from Toronto and is buildiug up his muscle in the harvest field. Our cheese factory has made another sale of cheese. We have not learned the figure received. Report sari there may be it change in the proprietorship of one of Ethel's business placiee. Onr population is increaeing. Baby boys have arrived at John eickmier's and Henry Wanner' it. Quarterly meeting aervicee in the Methodist chunk next Sabbath morning. The Pastor, Rev. 13. Sherlock, will con- duct the service. Jas. Stubbs, who formerly warked for J. 0, Heffernan, has once more become a resident of Ethel and ta now wielding the hammer for Sam. Nichol. Mrs. Wm. Simpson and son attended the corner stone laying of the Methodist church, at Bluevale on Tuesday of last week. They report a good tinie. What's the matter with oar butcher ? The Atwood knights of tho cleaver are saving us the necessity of living 011 cod fish or fat pork. Wake up yo Ethelites The (imps are doing well in obis local- ity: Fall wheat harvest is now in f all swing. The hay crop was something wonderful. Stook should be well winter- ed this year, N. A. Young was away last week in the northern part of the County pulling the interests of the Ontario Mutual. I heard it said to his credit that he had taken about 820,000 in risks in the past six weeks. Reeve Milne and I. C. Heffernan have their new saw mill int Curlier township running, and have made a shipment of lumber. They have arranged with the G. T. R. for a switch to the mill. They aro pushers. G. A. Boyd has dieposed of hie tailor- ing business to A. Glenn, of Lietowel, who takes poseeseion at once. Mr. Glenn oomes well recommended and will no doubt secure a large share of public patronage. Mr. Boyd talks of going to California about September 1st. On Monday evening of this week a couple dozen young people from this Imlay drove over to Zaok. McKee's, 6th con., for a surprise party. Mrs. Mc- Kee is a daughter of David Milne and has lost none of her popularity bygoing into the double harness of married life. The new brick hotel is now about ready for ocoupation. It ie a fine look- ing building and is it credit to both the proprietor and the village. The con- tractor, our well known meohanic, R. Lang, pushed the work along famously and demonstrated the fact that be is ully up to the times. One Sunday evening, reoently, two youths visited the oherry orchard of John Grant, in the owner's absence and not only helped themselves to the fruit but damaged one of the trees. The irate proprietor has ascertained who the parties were end demands satisfaction or else he will have them before the beak. He says he does not begrudge a few cherries but he thinks the least they might do is to ask permission. Last Sunday a well known resident of Ethel hitched up the bay colt and the light geared buggy and proceeded west- ward to see hie "cousin." He drove through the gate and while the driver was closing the same the peer went on a tour of inspeotion into a neighboring field at a 2.10 gait. The horse jumped the fence and proms eded homeward. The shafts becoming detached from the rig saved a smash•up, Acting on the old fashioned proverb, "A. faint heart never von a fair lady," Mr. — went hi pur- suit of the runaway and a partnership was soon consummated between the sundered portions of the couveyeme. The mapped out trip was then taken and no doubt enjoyed. As the Eoglishman would say "Hall's wall that hinds well." A now ant -of -door game, called "The Colors," has been invented by Mrs. A. Ilartsboree, of Bradbourne Hall, tient Derby, England, It may be played by four or eight players, For tho four play - ors the material for the game aro four sets of five poets painted roe, whilio, blue and green. Each player has 1 little rack on which he or she carries eight tinge, tivo earth at the sante color, and two small lirtga bearing the letters "IP' or "L," signifying right or loft. There are also flags painted black to indicate te mise or "fault." The court should bo fete, - feet long and thirty-six foot wide. To arrange the amity:de tho poets Inc plittit• od in sets of fives, each poet two feet six Mehra apart front its neighbor, in a fig. ure which would forin tiniest:, the first or starling vel, being at 0E0 end of Ore grannie the end or finishing at being at the extreme and of the court, exactly n' 1805110 the gad, end the sitis. sets 11 tbo milli° a each elite of the start. Ruch pityee being furnished with his crimple- merit of *debt ringe, which have precioine ly been retaken tiv lis so hag' 1800 partners UNIANDEEEDINEEMMENNEENEEMEDESEWEESEDEE stand on moil side of the starting set of posts facing eaeli other. The whole ob- jeot of the game is to get rid of the Hems Al 58011 a mariner that they retain their proper geouence on the pets. 'mecca 1 no throwing or running. The Mama walk leisurely (tom ea to set, deposit their rings if they can, and then walk on to the next get of posts. Ono player may got rid of a ring by plaelog it on his partner's ring, and any player may play two rings following if possible. There is no hurry or sourry, but there ifl 10 uertain amount of science) in the garne, and of °ours° ib may be varied in many ways. It may be called the quadrille of garden games. It will never in any way inter- fere with tennis, beeause it appeals to totally different people from tennis play- ers ; but there is plenty of room for it, and it certainly ie prettier and more in- teresting than croquet, though it ssems 50 simple. REAL ESTATE. TilARMS FOR SALE,—THE UN. DEESIGNED EDS several gond Farms f, sate nd to re oteasy terms, in T, ownships of Morrie and Grey. F 0. soorrsrusw..37-1f. CIHOICE FARM FOR SALE.— %) Being South half Lot 27, 0511.4 moms, 100 acres, now riy tllelears4, Good buildings, about 20 acres Tall wheat in ground, Easy terms. Apply to W. 31. 5110(101111, 11- Solicitor, 0't,, Brussels. "WARM FOR SALE.—TIIE UN- . A. mannerism otters for sale the north east quarter of 511 20, concession ti, 0100050, County of Huron, coulainiu g loaeiou. The land is of first quality and in a. high state of cultivation, well lawied and under -drained, mores cleared. New [rata o hOUBA, 8 rooms, milk house with concrete walls, 2 walla, good harm and shed, orchard, 510. Right acres of fall wheat. Tina desirable property adjoins the corporation of Brussels. Suit- able tonna will be given. Title perfect. JAMES GRIEVE, Owner, 35- Seaforth P. 0. 0,..00D FARM FOR SALE IN Ittorrfs, on reasonable terms. ID order to close the affairs of the estate of the late W. G. Hingsbon, the executors offer the fol. lowiug valuable lends for side North half of Lob 00, Concession 0 Townebip of hforris,containing 90 acres, on this lot is created a good frame bare with stone 1055. dation, good orchard, well and pninp . Near- ly all cleared, and is on the grave road closely adjoining the village of Brussels. This :arm Is a valuable ono, is well feuded and in a good state of cultivation. For prices and terms apply to THOS. KIOLLT, Brussels r. O., Hnims JENNINGS, Victoria Square 0.0., or JAMES Ssfrar, Dimple Ledge 1'. 0 Mlidlesex (3011UtT. Auction. Sale —OF— VALUABLE 2,7A1114 PROPERTY, Under and by Virtnre of tiro Power of Sale contained in n. eartain registered mortgage wIllch will be produced at the time of Salo and upon which default iu payment has been made there 10115 115 offered for Sala by Auction at the American Hotel, in the Town of Breese's in the County of Huron. on Tuesday August, 1911i, A. D. 1890, at the Hoar of Three O'clock tn the After - u000 the following valuable lends and pro- mises, viz The south half of lot number twenty eight le the fifth coneession of the Township of morrls 10 said Comity, containing ninety. nine and' one-fourth acres, more or less, sixty acres of which are cleared and under culti- vation, There are erected on the promisee frame barn with stone foundation and frame dwelling house also with stone foundation. The property is situated within about three quarters of a mile from Bruseels station, TEEMIL—Tell per cent. of tbe purehase money to be paid down ab time of Sale for balance terms will be made known at time of Sale. For further partieulars apply to JOHN 02105, Vandor'a Solicitor, Toronto, Ont. HAfreFYBoullawEaDre tab/BanilrYst8Uross be- tween Jersey and any good milking eow snakes the very best far either obsess or butter. Pot particularsregarding my Jersey Bull apply at my Drug and Book Store. G.A. HEADMAN, Smola, T4OAR FOR SERVICE.—THE Al undersigned will keep for service on Lot 4 Con. 12, Grey, a Thom' bred Berkshire boar, Terms, 01.00, to be paid at time of service with privilege of returning if names - awry. WM. HARGAN , Proprietor.*47-1 Money to Loan, Money to Loan on Farm Pro- perty at 0 W.EST RsITES. Private and Company Funds. DICKSON & HAYS, solicitors, cc., Baussrms, Orr. WOOL ! WOOL ! Any Quantity of Fleece Wool Wanted at Highest Market Price in CASH. Farmers can do better by sell- ing their Wool for Cash and then trade where they please. si•Brtying, as usual, all kinds of Grain. R. GRAHAM, Brussels. MONEY TO LOAN. Money to LOfill 011 FARM PROPERTY -itt- LOWEST RATES. Privn to and Omni -4131y Fluids. A...1.,PLY J.G,Tiolretuan, Valuator, Ago bit. Etio1 P.O., .0n t,11, B. LAU.11.4.71rCE'S SPECTACLESEYE GLASSES Surest Aids for Impaired Vision, B. Laut'ance's tests enable one to be Fitted Instantly with any kind of Spectacles. 13, Laurance, or ft Competent Optician will Visit Br08o10 periodly. All Spectacles sold by the -Undersigned will be 1131311:1 rmod by Mr. Laurance Free of Charge if not exactly adapted to the sigiit. • 13. Laurance's Spectacles are liecowmu.ntlmmI by almost vvery "Aredical Exrwrt in Canada. ----- One Year's Guartuitee with Eaeli Pair. - ()u110'.1 - with. - teTh. • --)so"...Lm A. M. McKAY & Co., Hardware Men, Brussels. G -BAND - TRUNK - RAILWAY. Boit Miss it if you want to Spend a Happy Day THE GRAND ANN LAD SUNDAY SCHOOL m WILL BE HELD ON Tuesday, August 5th, '90 Fares for Round Trip and Train Time: PALMERSTON. ... Adults $1 00 Children 50c 7:05 A. ir. GOWANRTOWY, .. 95c. " 50 7:20. " LISTOWB 1, 95 " 50 7:4.1 ATWOOD_ .„ ,• o0 ,. 45 fi:00 " HE NEM: N , ... ... ,b S' :.; II 45 8:12 " ETHEL, ... ... ... •-:-.. ,. .11 8:t12 BRUSSELS—. ... 80 .• -10 8:411 " BLUEVALE, ... .., 65 :46 5:51 " WINGHAM, ... ... 05 25 9:00 " BELGRAVE, ... „.. .. 60 30 9:25 " BLYTII, „ • ••• ••• ••• 4g 50 25 9:41 " LONDESBORO' ... ... " 45 25 9:50 " CLINTON ... ... , " 35 " 20 Reglar Train ARRIVING AT GODEIUCH ABOUT 10:45 A. M. Returning will Leave Goderich at 7:35 p. m. It is Expected that the Magnificent Steamer "Lora" will be on hand to take Excursionists for a Trip on the Lake. Arrangements have been made for a Grand Baseball Tourna- ment, .when Clubs from Clinton, Exeter, Brussels, Teeswater and Gorrie are Expected to Compete. There will also be a Lacrosse Match. Brussels Brass Band will be in Attendance. The Beautiful City Park, with its Monster Pavilion, overlooking the Harbor, will be Open to the Public Free. Any number of BONY and Sail Boats will be on hand for Hire. W. EDGAR. Gen'l Pass'r Agt. JOS, HICKSON, Gen'l Manager. 1.61••••••••sammith STERLIINO IN —FOR— E OIL Mowers, Binders and Threshers. Very Heavy Body, Great Endurance, Perfectly Pure, Does Not Gun, THE BEST MACHINE OIL IN THE MARKET. • MANUPAOD'RED BY - McMillan, Kittridge & 0o., PET1101,74A, 1311ANCH AT ilitRATFO:11). FOP 'Sale A. I. oKay (t o.,- Brussels,