The Brussels Post, 1890-9-12, Page 5ktz: txict Stius,
ak twood.
The gurney Co , of Hamilton, havepnt
ferneries in tho sotto tl house here, It is
a good move,
leo. Patton, well known here, has
taken unto himself a wife in the person
of Mies Maggio MoBain, of Brussels.
Another wedding it on the tapir bore
shortly,
Mies M. Hpwkahaw was the reoipient
of a gold ohain as a recognition of her
services in the ltfethodiet choir. She
will take a course at Alma Ladies' Col.
loge, St. Thomas,
Lewis Zonal, late of Milverton, and
eon of our csteemed. townsman, Charles
Zeran, is now practising dentistry in
Brandon, Man„ and has charge of the
office of R. H. Robertson, while the lat-
ter is taking a special college course in
Chiango.
Sunday and Monday, Sept. 14th and
15th, are the data axed upon for the
Anniversary Services of the Mothodiet
church in thie plane. Rev. J. Living-
stone of Listowel preaches at Wand 7 on
Sunday, and the tee will be served on the
church grounds the following day, from
5 to 7 p. m. Able addresses will be
given by Revs. Livingstone, Torrance and
resident ministers.
Clrettltbrook.
Business is booming and a big Fall
trade ie expected.
Several from this vicinity will go to
the Toronto Exhibition next week.
R. F. Cameron attended the meeting
of Presbytery at Wingbam this week.
Mrs. Watson, of Vancouver, 13. 0., is
visiting et Rev. D, B. MoEae'e this week.
There will be no service in Knox
church nest Sabbath as the pastor, Rev.
D. B. McRae, is away for a well earned
vacation,
A number of the members of Court
Woodbine, C. 0. F., of this place, were
over at Ethel the other evening assisting
in establishing a now court there.
One or two from the country had busi-
ness in our village that detained them
for three or four days last week. Their
business was chiefly in connection with
the mineral (1) springs,
A large amount of fax has been de.
livered et the mill of Cameron Bros.
during the past ten days. Our streets
have been like a Fair every day with
teams laden with the products.
A. Raymann built a huge oat stack for
1), Zimmer, the hotel keeper. Scores
min testify to Mr. Raymann's abilities in
many callings, but few were aware that
he is a professional stack builder.
LVroezeter.
IBeooived too late for last issue
Mosses. Dr. Towler and Ilontnth, of
Hingham, were in town last week.
Everything quiet in town this week
as the farmers are busy finishing bar -
voiding.
The society of Royal Templare is
steadily advancing as they have now
over 70 members.
Thos. Rae has moved into the rooms
above hie store in the village. F. J.
.t[il]er has moved into Lho large house
opposite the school, lately vaunted by
John Sanderson.
Mr. Strong, be Gerrie, was In town
this week trying to organize a Foresters'
Lodge here. As there are already several
foresters in the village, who have to
undergo the inconvenience of driving to
Blnevale, we think ho Should have no
trouble in getting the required number
to organize.
Before leaving for Portage -la -Prairie 1
John Sanderson and family were waited
on by a number of their old friouds and
presented with a beautiful marble 'dock,
handsomely engraved. Mr. Sanderson
made a feeling reply, stating that al-
though he would be separated from them
for a time, he would return, and, in all
probability, spend his remaining days
iters.
An interesting game of base ball was
played here on Friday of last week be-
tween the eUnione" of Wroxeter and
Gorrie, and the Teeswater dale. The
first Ave innings were very eloeely con-
tested, when a drizzling rain made the
ball slippery, and the "Unions" summed.
ed in gaining three runs in their seventh
innings and the result was a score of
eight to three in favor of the "Unions."
•
I tltol.
Mrs, J. M. Davies is visiting friends in
Brantford and vicinity.
Miss Ilotello, of Olifford, is spending n
couple of weeks at the residence of J.
Iiollotvay.
Miss M. Laing left on Thursday of
this week for Napanee, Prescott and
other points.
J. Glass and wife, of Teterboro, have
been spending a few days at D. Milne's.
Mr. Glass ie tt brother of Mrs. D. Milne.
A largo number of our villagers are
tithing advantage of the cheap rates to
Toronto during the time of tbo Ex-
hibition.
Geo. ]3oycl, who formerly carried on
the tailoring Mistimes in this village and
of late has resided in Atwood, left on
Wednesday for California. Airs Boyd
accompanied him.
Thorn will bo no eervioe in the Presby.
terian ohttroh next Sabbath afternoon
US the pastor is spending hie vacation in
Toronto and vicinity. Bentley school
will be hold in the forenoon,
A young man belonging to this locality
hag a maguet in the met and is drawn
thitherward occasionally, and eomotimoo
oftener. The other night (or perhape
morning) he fell asleep of tho return trip
and his borse brought up in the ditch
near a gipsy camp. On a former trip the
saint young man was oltased by a bear,
One of two things must bo done, viz.:—
the magnotio idioenco must be brought
to Ethel or oleo the Gen club of thie place
must ant as a body -guard to—I won't
mention hie name.
to tho temple Two Leon wont np to
worship (13anolins and when they half
worshipped until far into the night the
chief priest spalco onto them, saying,
"Behold now the clay is pant and the
night is far spent and ye have taken no
meat and if yo deper.bto your booed ye
ceay faint; by tho way, therefore, hearken
to toe, there is now in to hopes near at
hand, two woman alone, now, therefore
I wager the drink offering, behind the
altar, that ye date not go and 'make love
to them unto the morning." Tho met
hearkened unto the olhief priest, and
hetet 011ad with the epirit, wont unto the
women who presented their advannes
Now when the morning was comp ono of
the women tools counsel of one learned in
the law, who after making inquiry, ex-
plained whetpueillanimouaold pussy Date
the men had made of tbomselves and ad-
anoniehed them to be more careful in the
future.—Com.
tiltxovu le.
New Cnunou.--The work on the new
Mothodiet church goes on apace, Pugh
Bros. are rapidly completing the brink.
work, The Brueeele factory ruppliee the
doors, windows, goats, eto„ and ie doing
excellent work. Tho large circular win•
dow for the front of the church came,
end is a Ano and well executed piece of
workmanship. Wben the largo motion
are filled with cathedral glass of different
tints, the window will magnificently
adorn the front of the ohnrch, and flood
the interior with richness and marvel of
beauty. Hereafter, the Sunday eervioee
in the Methodist church will be as fol.
lows : Sunday sehool at 10 a. m. and
°lase Meeting at 11 a. m., public worship
itt 7 p. m. The Thursday evening prayer
meeting is at 7:110 o'clock.
Morris -
Mrs. M. Hughes, of the 7411 con., is on
the sink list.
Mies McKay, of Seaforth, Sundayed this
week on the 3rd oonceeeion.
Jae. Ireland attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. Rose, of Wiugham, on Saturday
last.
Miss Roid, of the 2nd oon„ paid Wing -
ham a visit on Thursday and Friday of
last weelc.
Miss Jessie Lowery, of MoKillop, is at
present visiting et Geo. Henderson's, on
the 3rd con,
Miss Jackson, who has been visiting
relatives in the east, arrived home on
Saturday of last week.
Alex. Forsythe has improved the ap.
pearanoe of his residence lately,by the ad.
dition of a moat of paint.
John Budd, of the Sed fine, is at pre-
sent ou the sink list, but we hope to
soon see him all right again.
Jas. Clennie, of the 7th oon., has re-
turned to Seaforth to resume his studios
0.1 the Collegiate Institute there.
Corn festivals are the whole go just
now, Some people should learn to eat
slowly, as fatality is sometimes caused
by choking,
Carrying out the usual custom of
the office 'Ins POST etafi take their heli.
days next week, therefore there will be
no paper issued until the 20th inst.
Mies Mary McCall has been very i11 i
for the last two weeks with inflammation
and is nob yet out of danger. Her sister,
Miss Ellen, who has had pleurisy, is re-
covering slowly. Troubles seldom some
singly.
Mrs. Bain, and family, of Hamilton,
have been visiting in this township for
the last month. Mrs. Bain is a daughter
of Donald Currie. Miss Eliza Currie
returned with her sister, and will spend
some time iu the pity.
Tun Pose will be sent free for one year
to the resident of Morris township who
forms the most English words out of
"The Brustele Post." Answers moot be
sent in by Oat. 1st and words must be
written in columns.. TIIEPoo'r from now
to January let l ibis for 40 cents in ad-
vance.
Lizzie Itichartlson, of the iib h con.,
whilet running in bare feet at sohool the
other day, stepped on a stick which pone -
tented her foot about two inches, It was
found necessary to take her to the doctor,
who had to put her under the influence
of obloroform, in order to withdraw the
splinter. The wound is healing nicely.
An old proverb says that the three
happiest hours of a man's life are, (1st)
When he gots his first new pair of red -
topped boots ; (2nd) When he is address-
ed 'Mr.' by the Indies for the first time,
and Ord) When the doctor tells him 'It's
a boy.' Joe experienced the last named
'happy hour' on Thursday of last week
a,,d still wears the smile.
eat roe?.
Apple paring bees are looming up in
the distance.
Fall wboat seeding will be well ad.
vaned this week.
Thos. Mob'adz an is home from his
e o
trip to Scotland. He had an enjoyable
time,
Jas. dude had the boss flax orop of
this section. It averaged two one half
tons per acre.
Apples are a fair orop tat this suction.
There will be an abundance for home
use and some for export.
There are some very late Drops of flax
along the Oranbrook side road in which
pulling has only just oomtnenued.
A number from this section purpose
paying a visit to one or other of the
big Fairs. A few will figure as ex-
hibitors.
The find weather of last week was
gladly welcomed by most of the farmers
as there were many who still had large
gnantibios of the golden grain standing
out.
Tula Pose staff take their customary
holiday next week, consequently there
will be no paper. Send along an ad-
ditional supply of news for our next
issue, Sept. 26th.
John Stewart, jr., of the 10th oon„
who wrote successfully at Lbs late Second..
class teachers' non-professional examin-
ation, intends teaching a year or two
longer before attending the Normal
school.
Miss Maggie Hislop, daughter of John
Ilislop,loft last week on a prolonged
visit to friends in Montreal. Mies
Hislop has taken a fell nonrso at Strut.
ford Dewiness College, and be an a000n•
pliebod typo -writer end stenographer,
Tau Pose will be sett free to the resi-
dent of Grey township who forms the
most English words out of the letters in
"Tor Bitueesne POST" returns to be made
by Oot. 1st. The words roust be written
iu columns. Tua POST from now to
January tat: 1801 for 40 conte in advance,
The sale 0f the Schaefer estate, com-
prising 500 sores of farm snit timber
lands in Groy township, took place ab
Braseola nu Wednesday of lest week.
L0 themes. Four of
The solo wns n greet
the 100 acre lots milieus" 38,200, 33,100,
$1,100 and 3)100 rospeotively, being a
total of 30,300 or 11,1.50 more than the
reserved bid on the 500 aoros.
bit-. Robb, the new school Inspector,
paid 1, S, No, 8, en official visit on fri-
day of Inst week and expressed himself
as being quite stateliest with tho enn-
dibiot of the sehool. Pio is a ratan
eminently fitted in many respects for
dieoharging tiro dation devolving upon
him. On . this, his drat visit to the
sohools itt )Lie Inup00torabip, his panel.
pee aim ie to gob thototghly noquuintod
With the towhee and pupils and their
work, in which lie takes eree,b iutorest.
fie is a noble scholar and lads fair, with
3R1JS$E rS POST
his polite and pleasant manner, to be•
acme a very popular and efficient public)
sehool oftloer,
1'V'latarl eeisa.
The Methodist Sunday School Urohee-
tra will give a grand entertainment in
tho rink on Priday evening of this week.
Philip l4folfibbon, wife and son. left on
Wednesday of last week for Feeble, Col-
orado, The journey is made in the ex -
potation of benefiting Mr. McKKibben's
health.
The big flag pole that has done moll
good work on the market tamer°, owing
to being too close to the new ball, will be
removed and traueplented in the town
park,
;Tao, MoLauohlin and Jae, Haugh have
leased the building lately used ae a bil-
liard hall, next door eouth of Ilneohtel'e
harness shop, and have opened out about
and shoe shop.
C. J. Reading, while out shooting came
aoroes a pair of largo horned owls on the
farm of Mr. Leithorn, of Turnberry, both
of which ha killed at once with a double-
barrel gun, they being only a short die•
tanee apart.
Anchor of Hope Lodge, No. 280, Inde-
pendent Order of Good Templare, is one
of Wingbam's flourishing institutions,
Organized about nine months ago, it now
has a membership of 110, with good pros-
pects of a large increase.
Mrs, Roan, wife of James Ross, of
Wingham, WAS in her usual health on
Wednesday afternoon of last week, and
was talking with a neighbor at three
o'clock. She was examining some plums
that were growing in the garden, when
she was suddenly stricken down with
apoplexy, and had to be assisted into the
house. Medioai aid was summoned, but
to no avail, as she died before six o'clock.
While returning home ono evening re-
oentiy, Rebt. Tindall, an employee of the
chair factory, fell through a culvert, or
oattle.guard, on the C. P. R. track, re-
ceiving a very severe and painful out a
few inches below his right knee. He was
accompanied by Jesse Button, who assist-
ed him home, and then went for a phy-
sioian, who experienced considerable dtf-
Aouity in drawing the wound ;together, it
requiring four Stitches to accomplish it.
So deep was the cut that the bone and
sinews were plainly visible. Mr, Tindall
will be unable to return to work for a
couple of weeks or more.
Li towel.
The Grand Trunk is building a new
bridge here.
Bachelors' ball in the skating rink, on
Friday, 20th inst.
R. Martin has been appointed town
Treasurer for the balance of 1800.
The old Banner ofilae building is being
fitted up for a livery stable, which will be
,managed by Henry Armstrong.
Miss Clara Rothwell, daughter of B.
Bothwell, left town on Wedueeday of lasts
week to spoucl a term at the Toronto Con-
servatory of Music.
Lietowel Lodge, No. 160, I. 0. 0. F.,
celebrated the 7bet anniversary of tho
order by attending Divine Service, on
Sunday evening. Sermon by Rev. Bro.
I. Campbell.
Listowel Standard, Friday : A. F. Mo.
Laron, cheese bnyee, shipped four oars of
cheese from here last week end will ship
another lone oar; Monday, The value of
the eight cars will be close to 310,004.
The plum orop was never larger, eepee.
ially in the town. Immense quantities
are being shipped away by the local deal-
ers. IIntobison & Bro. alone are ship-
ping 500 bushels to the Delhi Gunning
Co. The mice per bushel runs from Doc.
to 31.80 awarding to quality.
A. FINE ExninnT.—The Manitoba Gov-
ernment are sending their full exhibit of
grains, grasses and general products, to
the Listowel Fair, Sept. 17th, 18th and
lath. The C. P. R. Company are add.
ing an extensive exhibit to this and the
whole will be one of the finest ever sent
oil from Manitoba. On the 17th and
18111, the speeding events will draw muob
attention, and the Listowel fair will be
one of the beet local fairs in the district.
For particulars apply to W. Ceras, Seo.
rotary.
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A steels looking chap, who some years
ago carried a hod in this town, set to
work one day recently to do up the un-
wary after the manner of Mexican Char-
lie by disposing of gold watches and
chains at front 31 tip to 310. The fleet
two or three purcbasera got their money
bank, with something to the good ; but
the others who were led on by thie bait
got bitten, ea they deserved. Mr. Fakir,
however, did nob catch very many here,
he only suooeeding in disposing of about
a closen ohaine and one watch. The lab-
ter was pnrshasod by an Elma farmer
for 35, who was green enough to believe
that ho was getting a 31.0 bill along with
the wabuh, but which turned out to be a
31 note.
Sporting News.
Tho Atblotie olnb, of Philadelphia is
bankrupt and the players ars suing for
their salaries.
M. A. Smith's (Forest) pare bead Eng.
lists setter "Dell" died of inflammation.
The animal was veined at 3300.
An Association football mtetob was
played at Hamilton between the
Y. M. O.A. team and the Olympias, of
Storey Creek. The Y. M. 0. A, team
won by 2 game to 1.
A combination baseball teats from
Brueeele, Wroxeter, Gordo and Sholburns
defeated the Diamonds, of Creamer% on
Saturday, This was one of the loosest
gains over put up by the Diamonds.
{koro, l0 to 7.
Tbc final matches in singles of the
Canadian Lawu Tennis Assoolabion were
played the other day between Tanner, of
Buffalo, nod Mangler, of Toronto, the
former winning by three straight sets.
Soots : 6-2, 0-1, 5--3.
The Galt olnb was defeated on Sab-
orday by Dentine by a soon of 8 to 5
making the third victory for Douche ever
IhnGalt oraoke tits season. Welshh and
Wordoll wore the Dundee battery, while
McNichol and Baker were iu the points
for Galt.
The Melbourne/argue says that a south
fag matole has boon arranged by cable
between O'Connor end Millen for 35,000
and the championship of Auierien. The
metals is to be rowed somewhere of the
Pastille coast, within bon weeks of O'Con.
lint's arrival in Amm•iou,
Roesbery beat the worid's best record
ter do high ,lump at the Nair Grounds,
lilmirn, N. Y„ last week, clearing eevon
foot live eights of an inch. Matra was
second, clearing sax feet ton inches.
Both of these hornne aro awned by Moor.
bonen & Pepper,'formats.
T O ► T,
Is offering the Largest and Fin-
est Stock of'
Groceries, Crockery and
Glassware
In the County of Huron.
Every article being bought for spot cash we
are in a position to Sell as Cheap as
the Cheapest.
Bakery Department.
Fresh Bread, Cakes and Buns
always on hand.
'sewing Cakes a Specialty.
GEO. T HO M SON.
B. Lf1 URJ4WC.E'S
SPECTACLESeEYE GLASSES
Surest Aids -for Impaired Vision.
B. Laurance's tests enable one to be Fitted Instantly with
any kind of Spectacles.
B. Laurance, or a Competent Optician will Visit Brussels period'ly.
A111 e s sold
Species c by the Undersigned will be Exchanged by Mr.
Laurance Free of Charge if not exactly adapted to the sight.
B. Laurance's Spectacles are Recommended. by almost every
Medical Expert in Canada.
Ono Year's Guarantee with Each Pair.
Wpeetacle - Lioixtilt t - Lxoettttecl - tivitlt - 1.3e2.ptttela.
A. M. McKAY & Co., Hardware Men, Brussels.
REAL ESTATE.
t'IIiOIOE FARM FOR SALE.—
Being South haif.;Lot 07, 0011.0, 210rris,
los acres, nearly all cleared. Good hniltlings,
about 20 cares Pau wheat in ground. Easy
tonna, Apply to W. M. SINCLAIIt,
tf. Solicitor, Is, Brussels.
.1;11111.1 FORS SALE.—TIIE UN-
DgitsIONED otters for stile tbo north
east ryttart0 rot lot 9.8, toneession 0, Morris,
County of 110wi containing to acres. The
laud is of first quality and In e. high state of
cultivation, well Emend and under -drained,
aurae cleared, New frame house, a roams,
milk boon with concrete watts, 3 wells,
moobarna
toteetfall lhdesirable prpry
adjoins the corporation of Brussels, Suit-
able toxins will be given. Title icried.
JAMBS GItiLVl9 Owner,
BO- Soarer tb F. 0.
GOOD ROUSE AND LOT FOR
SALT., --Pia undersigned offers for
side nn the most reasonable tams, Village
Lot 101, on the comer of Xing and John
strode, Brussels, On the property are a
good collar, gook frame dwelling, with seven
rooms and kitahott, pantry and woodshed.
Karl and 0001 water, ales a rood frame
stable, driving shod and ice house. Tho
buildings are all in first -plass order, and
there is also ample roost for anotherbuild.
ing on the enrnar if desired. Price very
reasonable, For terms ,kc., apply to
MRS. 8MARV' 0111t1tIlt, lirusaola P. 0,
0 4 or to A, liunnn, Div. Court Cleric.
GOOD FARhI FOIL SALE IN
Elovele, on reasonable terms, In orator
to close the affairs of the estate of the late
W. G. Eint'stou, the oaoattters odor the fol-
lowing valuable lends for sato North
half of Lot 30, Cmntoeeina 0,tb'owuship of
ltlorrts,00utnining110 neroe. • tit VMS int is
erected a good frame barn with slots foun-
dation, good orohnrd, well and pomp , Near-
ly ell cleared, and is on the grave road
Cloudy adlciningg the vflago of ltrnesel9.
Title farm is n tabloids one, is well loused
and in a good elate of cultivation, For
Bwinos awl tortes apply to 73(OH, RDra,Y,
russels 0, 0., Htyav Jt nbisa.,, 'Victoria
Square p, n., co 1t.u:a tinCtn, Ilii I, to Lodge
1'. 0 MU.b1l e t r om,tr,
VARM FOB SALE.-1'FIE TMH.
tleraigned offers hie 010 acro farm,
Lots17 and 10, eon, e, Grey, for sale. leo
nerve cleared, balance well timbered bush.
Good brick house, hank barn with stone
stabling, stahard, well, throe living springs,
gond fences, Co. School within half n tune.
Seven miles from Brussels, and rt} wiles
ram.,Etna Y'or tonne abd other mutt -
milers apply to 0I?0, \rs1Lsli, Pr0prletor,
7.4 L•'thoi Y. U,
Money to Loan,
Molloy to Loan on Ffu'm Pro-
perty at
L 0 TT/ E1ST R✓.1.21E8.
Private and Company Funds.
DICKSON & HAYSS
Solicitors, eke.,
BhflssnLs, ONT.
P
OTOS... 'nr�, S a
TINTYPES,
8: • iij'nr . no cis*atdf4.
All 37'ork front the Smallest to Lite size
done in n iirsheJtsa manner.
V' .+,tly ,E1: 7417
7
of ttr:,iileares, Etc., al Reasonable
hates,
'1'V`, J. Fairfield.
Private Funds to Loan.
$2O,000
Rave been placed in my bands
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.
11/1.I4T AIARTC ST;
MAIN STREET, - BRUSSELS,
AXIIREW CURRIE, I PROPRIETOR,
Fresh and livered to
gait Rlee
of r + !tuY part or
titobeat
quid ° 5 the'VI liage
pert
ityeiouys on..y,; et'- dac.b. Free or
bund and de• Chi a r g Co
TERMS VERY FAVORABLE
Fat Cattle ''anted
Por whioh the higbeet market prioe
will be paid. I also make a specialty of
buying Hides and Skins. Don't forget
the plaos, next door to Fletobor's Jewel-
ry Store,
A. CURRIE.
MONEY TO LOAN. -
Money to Loan on
FARM PROPERTY
-at-
LOWEST RATES.
Private and Company Funds.
A]PPL Y' TO
J.C.Iieffernan, J.A.Young,
Valuator. Agent.
Ethel P.O., Ont. 2etf
TH�Si FLETCHER,
Eracticat Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
Thanking the public for -past favors and
support and wishing etill to secure
your patronage, we are opening
out Full Lines in
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Silver Plated Ware
from Established and Reliable Makers,
fully warranted by us.
Clocks of the
Latest L)es7 7Ls.
JEWELRY'.
WPeowixo grans,
LAteee GRu 111yo9,
linemen res,
EARRrt•;s, S0.
r `Also a Full Line of Vt, cis and
Violin Strings, tto., in stook.
N. B.—Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
'Posh' BooKsiore.
EVERYTHING
—IN THE—
eheel eek Line!
School Bags,
Chalk Crayons,
Ink, Pencils, &c,
The "Scholar's Companion" is
a useful, convenient little wooden
box containing ld Penholder and
Pen, Lead and Slate.Pencils and•
01 Wooden Mule, and sold for the,
insignificant sum of J Cents. If
you'd buy oue of those boxes yon
would not complain so much
about lost pencils, and there
would be no difference of opinion.
Don't forget that the Brussels.
Fall Show' will be held on Thurs-
day and Friday, Oct. 2nd and
3rd, and if you have a few min-
utes to Spare call ill and leave
your order for anything you re-
quire llllylime.
Skipping 1topus for the giria,
Magic Landaus emit Exln-et s
Wagons for the bityct.