HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1890-10-10, Page 7OCT. 10, 1800.
1 HE BRUSSELS POST
.twuud.
The flee gave a very full description of
the oolobrated Bireball trial in last bene.
Voters' Liet Court meete in Wynn's
hall, Newry, on Wednesday, Ootober
19th, 1800, at 12 o'clock, noon,
.1 IL MoBain has gone to Victoria Col.
lege, 0oboerg, where be takes np the
Arte °aurae. Wo wish him en000ss.
numberThe October ab
Advance, published by the
. David
Rogers, ie to hand and ea full of good
thinge an usual.
I.iesto w ct 1.
Hntohiumn Bros. shipped 400 bushels
of plums from town during the past
Sum trier.
ACourt of Juvenile Forestore, under
the supervision of Courts Royal Oak and
'Stapleton, 0. 0. F., will be instituted it
isllexpeotecl.
Miss 0, ('o,;ltlin and Miss E. Steven.
sou have boon awarded certificates by the
Education eal was
made on their behalf by the Headmaster,
with
with the above result.
A woman in town the other night left
her baby sleeping on a bed while she ran
over for a few minutes to a neighbors,
and while she was gone some misohfovous
person carried the child outside and loft
it in the garden. There was consider-
able commotion about that house until
the lost nos was found–still, however
peacefully sleeping.
ti
Fall trade is livening up.
Winter apple packing commenced this
week.
Chas. Willis is holidaying at Clifford
thie week.
Miss Hester A. Lake is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Heepeler and Wood-
stock.
Shoemaker Holloway makes first-class
boots and lots of them. He has another
hand on this week.
A large number from this locality vis-
ited Brussels Fall Fair last Friday.
They pronounced it a grand success.
On account of the communion at Oran.
brook next Sabbath there will be no
service in the Presbyterian church bare.
The short crop of potatoes in the states
will not cause that product to be a high
price here since the McKinley tariff bill
has passed, causing a duty of 200 per
bushel to be paid.
Two new teachers will be engaged for
Ethel school for next year. Principal
McTaggat't intends warming his studies
at the University and Miss McNeil's
certificate will expire.
Business pro -pests are good. The
millers, merchants, grain dealers, wood
workers, blacksmiths and shoemakers re-
port lively times, and ell are expecting a
hustling time this winter.
Simpson & Sou have their Fall stock
now complete in all departments, and as
they are buying and selling principally
for cash, they feel confident of giving
patrons the best satisfaction. Just now
tltoylwant more particularly to call at-
tention to their boot and shoe stock.
They have a line of seamless goods for
women and Children's \•all wear which
everyone should see before making pur-
chases elsewhere, See them. It will
Pay. _
pairing culvert, 92,50 ; Wm. Taylor,
gravel, 96.20 ; D. Farquharson, gravel,
96,00 ; F. MoCaugby, repairing hill and.
building culvert, 922,00 ; Jae. Martin,
gravel, 91,08 ; J, Sherrie, gravel, 91,06 ;
T. Manndors, gravel, 98.15 ; Misses 1:x -
ford, charity, 95,00 ; Geo. Pierce, gravel,
92.78 ; A. MoDonald, gravel, 97.7.1; cor-
poration of hast Wawanoah, gravel, 98.-
50. Moved by S. Oalbiok, seconded by
C. A. Howe that this Council do now ad-
journ to meet again on the 10th of Nov•
ember.–Carried. W. Ccvx, Clerk.
Crunbroolc.
Rev. D. B. McRae returned bone on
Monday.
A goodly number of our villagers at-
tended the Show at Brussels.
Mise Amelia Watson, of Blyth, was
visiting nt the Manse last week..
The property belonging to the estate of
Charles Dohme, of this plane, will be
offered for Bale by public action, at (Iran•
brook, on Tuesday, 21st Met., at 12
o'oloak.
The sacrament of the Lord's supper
will be observed (D.V.) next Sabbath.
Divine service will be held on Friday at
2:80 p.m., Saturday, 10:00 a.m„ and of
Sunday at regular hour -11 a.m.
Robert F. Cameron left on Wednesday
of last week for Toronto to attend Knox
College. 84r. Cameron was an earnest
and devoted worker in the Sabbath school
and will be missed here. Wo wish him
God -speed in the great work to which he
is consecrating his labor and life.
The temperance cause has been the
leading topic of late. Tho revivalists,
Mr. and Mrs. Boman, were greeted with
large audiences eaoh evening. The fol-
lowing officers were elected in connection
with the new Court :–S. 0., Wm. Comer.
on ; V. 0., Miss Mary Ritchie ; P. 0.,
J. J. Mitchell ; Chap., Rev, D. B. Mc-
Rae ; ltec.•Seo„ John McIntosh ; Asst. -
Sec., John Knight ; Fin. -Sec., E. J.
Williams ; Treas., James Cameron ;
Herald, Matt. Cameron ; Dep. Herald,
Ida Knight ; Guard, Mary Currie.
W1•o7Xetelr.
Mies Jane Watt was visiting at Mrs.
Gibson's last week.
Mies Sanderson, who has bean ill for
some time, is rapidly recovering.
John Sanderson bas returned from the
Portage and intends remaining hero dur-
ing the winter.
Rev. Thos. Davidson and wife were
visiting at the parental roof in Palmer-
ston last week.
Thos. Giboon's new residence is now
nearly oompletod and presents a hand-
some appearance, We understand he In.
tends occupying it himself.
The proprietor of the Commercial
Hotel was fined 942 and costs for violet.
ing the Crook's Act. John Gofton was
also charged with a similar entice but
his trial has been postponed,
Principal Taylor hat been re-engaged
at an increase of 925 in his salary for
next year. No stronger evidence is need-
ed of a man's success in the profession
than this. Miss lelda Ilazlewood is en-
gaged at it salary of $225 for the junior
department.
Mr. Robinson, teoohCr of S. S. No. 8,
Turnberry. was tried boforeoTltsssrs. Mill-
er and Edgar, J.1"8„ for punishing a
son of Mr. Marshall of that section. The
ease was clearly proven that the piutieh•
'Tient was not too severe and that 10 was
in keeping with the offence and the case
was 0ou5ecnently dismissed. If parents
would use a little common soles and
settle such potty disputes privately, it
would be more satts£aotory to all unearn-
ed. Notwithstanding the approach of
the trial AIr. Robinson was engaged for
another year at an increase of salary.
Bit oottriss.
Morris Branch Fall Show at Blyth on
Thersdtty and Friday of this week.
Fire destroyed the three barns and
contents of Mr. Pollock on the 8111 line,
Sunday morning of lest week. toss bo.
rumen 92,000 and 913,000, frith only it
light insurance. Itis supposed to have
been a case bf incendiarism.
Ilac000n trapping is to the front this
Fall.
Plotting winter apples is in progress
thio week. The packers aro again on the
war path.
On Tumidity of tits week Jas. Atwood
started for Manitoba, His domination
will be Brandon.
There was a social hop at the residence
of Jno. Stelae, last Friday evening where
an enjoyable time was spent by all,
Mrs. Truman Smith has arrived home
after a visit of three months with rela"
tires and friends near Orilla. Her I
health is not good and her visit did not
appear to help it very muolt.
One evening recently Alex. Robertson,
who resides near Molesworth, turned hie
team into the orchard, and in the more.
ing when he went out one was missing.
Going over to the well near the house he
saw the stare standing in the bottom of
it, and, with the help of some neighbors,
they got her out none the worse.
Auction Sale
—OF VALUABLE --
MAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
---IN TE—
Village of Cranbrook,
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF GREY, IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON.
In the. blotter of Charles Dallas,
AN =y.•)•mo-+Vmrs
W Ell tort.
Mrs. Pethick is visiting friends in Sea -
forth this week.
Bobt. Livingstone and W. Mitchell, of
Millbank, spent Sunday in Walton.
The item in last weeks issue referring
to Miss Kelly's salary should have read
9252} instead of $250.
Mrs. Thos. Robertson and daughter are
visiting at Dan, Campbell's. Mrs. Camp-
bell and Mrs, Robertson are sisters.
Last Sunday morning the people of
Dull's Church observed tho Sacrament of
the Lord's Supper. Evening service was
withdrawn.
On Thursday evening of last week an
adjourned meeting of the Y. P. 0. A.
+vas held in Duff's Ohuroh and the follow•
ing officers elected :--Hon. Pres. Rev.
ilir. Forrest ; Pres., Alex. Gardiner: let
Vice -Pres., Hugh Ramsay ; thiel Vice
Pres., Miss Lizzie Smillio ; See„ T. A.
McLanohlin ; Assistant Seo , Plies Mary
Jaue Ramsay ; Treas., Willinm fJoFad-
sear ; Choir Leader and Organist ; Miss
i1. O'Connor ; Committe of Four ,
Misses IL O'Connor, Bella Moore, and
Maggio Smillie and T. A. MoLauohlin.
The first meeting, a literary, will be
held at 8 o'clock Thursday evening 10th
inst.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D, Boman left Thurs-
day morning for Blnevale, where they
will hold meeticgs similar to those held
here. A Council was instituted here an
Wednesday evening with 82 members.
The following is the List of officers
C. Rev. Wm. Ottewell ; V. C., Sister
Jackson ; P. 0., Bro. Thos. Jackson ;
Chaplain, Rev. David Forrest ; Reo
See., Sister Bella Moore ; Aest.•Seo.-
Sister Annie McDougall ; F. S., Sister
Minnie O'Connor ; Treas., Thos. Ma-
Laucblin ; Herald, J. MaCuiag ; Dep.
Herald, Maggie Morrison ; Guard, Hugh
Ramsay ; Sentinel, Wm. Smith ;
Trustees, J. D. Campbell, J. McCuiag,
Thos. Jackson. Mr. Raman and bis
good lady are a great success at this
work and deserve the hearty support of
temperance people wherever they go.
Under and by virtue of an Assignment
tar the beuolit of creditors made' by tbo
above Mentioned Insolvent to Anthony
Baymann, of Cranbrook, Assignee, there
will be offered for Sale hY Public Auction ab
ale alVillage
rnnbn,ok
at the glutei,
o'clocknoon) on
T16escZay, Oet..21st. '90
The following Valuable Property, namely
0oaroel No. 1.–Lt Numbernh
uoessiou of the�Township of'�6 ey,i afore-
said, excepting thereout three mad one-half
aces heretofore sold and convoyed by one
Peter hi1000uwld. This Is nu excellent farm
tion,rich
and'web fenced andddrained.t On tthis
lot is good triune 1101188 about 20x80 feet,
and it good barn with stone stabling ander-
noitthsex56feet; a good bearing orchard, and
two good wells.
Partol No. 2.–A valuable Hotel Property,
consisting of a new brick Hotel 20058 foot
and kitchen 20x08, two storeys high, with
good sheds and stabling in couuoctlon, and
goodland, and
ppabout
t"
lf
aae of uonwbieh there is leoIt
frame blacksmith, Shop,
Parnol No. 5,–A valuable Steam 8 Sw-milli.
with
riengina together wwer ith all andher 110/130
aooa
sary machinery in connection, and compris-
ing threw -fourths of au ecru of ]and.
1110 ab ice properties aro very favorably
situated at and adjoining the Village of
Or,utbrook, nod lite miles from Brussels
sitmtle on the W. G. it 13. Ily.
There le nt present nut5tau ding against
said Parcel N0. 1 a mortgage for the sum of
0.3420. 'there ie ansa ontsianding against
Parcels N05.2 and 2 two mnrttgage5, aggre-
gating in the neighborhood o 81100. Full
partiouhtrs can he had from the Vendor's
Solicitors, Tao balance, over and above
sold mortgages, shall be paid ne follows,
inanely:–Tau per cent. thereof on clay of
sale, and the balance within 30 days there-
after, when the purchasers will be entitled
to be into possession,above
perties0will he ()dared for saleh subject to ti
Atoserved bid.
There will also be sold at tho Sam oTime
and Place the tollowtug Chattel Pro petty
namely:–Two Working Horses, Four ()owe,
Three Cltives,S0veu Pigs, Ono Lumber Wag-
on, Ous pair Trucks, Oae Sawdust Cale,
Ono Lag Curb, Ono Top 13nggy, One sot 13011.
sleighs, 0u0 Uetier, One 501 Iron narrows,
One Plow, One setDou0le Harness, Uue sot
Single Harness, A number of 'Pons of Hay,
also a quantity of Lumber, Shingles, Roots
1 and Potatoes, toget11or with a quantity of
1 Hotel and Household Furniture, and other
articles too numerous so mention.
'lunars at' \ALB. :ill 50015 of Five Dollars
ono ander Dash ' over that amount lour
months credit will be ghee ou to ruishiug
approved Joint Coles.
Fur further parttnmlars and conditions Of
sale rospsettes said propu0mes so illy to
A. 11AYAIANN, Assignee, Ce ant) rook,
or to the undersigned,
DICKSON & HAYS,
Solicitors for Assignee,
October 4011,', 1. B1tossiOLs.
Cf 8.008'.
Miss Dickson, of Elms, is vis icing
friends on the 9th con.
The steady rain on Monday threw
many calculations to one aide for that
day.
Samuel and jets, ()amoebas, 12th con.,
were away visiting friends in the southern
part of the county.
Keep your eye ekinnod for the tax
collectors. Two this year so 11 will he
harder worst dodging them.
Geo. Whitfield has gone to the lumber
woode in Michigan where he will likely
speed the winter. Geo. is a worker.
Oliver Harris, and Dino. Sollars, won
fleet money at the sawing contest in
:Brussels, fair day. They aro hastlees
with the cross out oslo.
Miss ittaudact, who fe toaebing at the
Whitfield school house, intends taking a
course at the Lathes' ()allege, St. Thomas,
at the elose of this year.
Thos. Mn(irogor informs us that the
match which took lot prize in lsawing
t
the Brussels Show as w we
tchBB
by the pian of his now patent sate set and
gauge.
0.AsOol, eon. 12, has had 1110 residence i
renovated and a largo kitchen added, 11
is rumoured that Con. 12 Soon to enter
tubo a 11013 partnership with ono of the
fair sex.
Sneak thieves visited tho orchards of
Alf. Williamson, Hartwell Spoirlm and
plumon s nod C7 helped
o oon themselves
nods 000
blamed for the theft.
The new residence of Geo. McKay, lot
131, con. 15, is approanhiug completion.
Chas. Seale, of Cranbrook, hnd the con-
tract. The now building will ha quite
an improvement to the lino.
Some fonny (:') lads took a ecotiou of
nu iron harrow belonging to Conrad
Neablo and carried it from the field to
the bush. 'Phu owner looked for two
dive batot'c the missing arilelo was die•
00001 '.
While Wilson Evans was 1101)11181 his
Unealling machine to Edward Campbol3'a
the outer day, the team'with thea water
tank ran away breaking the Axle and
tongue of the wagon and smashing the
harness. 'Pdr, 1101003 were utptn,od
shortly afte'WaalO in 00 adjoining berry.
patch.
'ileo 111111 solid brick hnn,n on lotnom-
plaint,.
,
5111 eon. of (Illy, is rapidly nearing,
'11 e urititeet is W. E. Binning,
Listowel, The pious° is bnilt with rod
break with white facing. it 10111 Sunk° a
great improvement on the lino and to.
fleet credit on the young ]nail 0110, by
Itr'ft and industry, is pushing it to
A,'rn err.--L(tet Sunday morning W.
H. McCutoheon hitched up a spats of
colts to the double buggy to drive to
(thumb at Brussels and the five passeug-
era were soon seated in the rig. ilufor•
tunately one of the bits broke and the
team was soon unmanageable. The ors.
0111%01115 W000 thrown out and Mrs, Frank
McOut011oou and Airs, W. If. M00utoh-
0on seriously injured, the former having
her shredder, blade broken, It was a
miracle some of the number was not
Milled,
Coavclb \Irt:r,Nt,–Tho Commit met
pursuant to arljnnrnme116 in the 'I'awtn
Hall, Morris, on Sept. 2001. Momisesall
Present, tho Reeve 11) the chair. Minutes
of lest mooting rand and confirmed,
Moved bay Con. Kirkby, seconded by Jae.
Proctor that By liters Nos. 9 and 10, as
now meati, l.,e passed,– C+u'riocl. 'Moved
by Jas. Proctor, oeeendccl by S. Cltldbink
and carried that the following amounts
be paid -A. Clark, repairing culvert and
piping drain, 90 ; Wm. hopper, grnvnl,
$5.15; Geo, Good'follow, digging ditch,
't0.50 ; 7.t: Geddes, building (Advert alai
grading, $5,50 ; Wm, Blieddltit, ooveri15
helgo and repairing culvert, °i ; Jas.
Tmmiina, lumber, nails said gravel,
i J. Mcl.,lroy, cloning ditch aid 1'n. t
pairing 01)10111, 98,00 ; 3190. Jackson, re. 0ompl5tien,
MONEY - TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Ia'arm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 62 Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Dirision Court Clerk, Brussels.
R. DENNIS
Calls the Attention of the Public
to the Fact that Ile continues to
turn out First-class ,Light and
Heavy Harness as usual.
Nothing but A.1 Stock used.
Jilst to Hand a Splendid Stock
of Horse Blankets, hugs, Robes,
Bells, Whips, tf.c., &C. Fresh
Largo lttun;e of Trunks,V111iios and Satchels kept con-
stantly on land, and Sold at
Reasonable Prices, No Shoddy
about them.
Slfocial A1J;olition paid to the
Manufacture of 118,100 0011576.
Repairing promptly attended
to. (,AJ,T, iv, -
I.I, DENNIS.
NOTICE!
Olt , ! pot
THE GRAN]) MILLINEIIY OPENING AT TIIE
Palace Store, Brassels,
—WILL TAKE PLACE ON ---
lj
THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY,
Oct. 9, 10 & 11.
We invite every lady to come and see our Splendid
Display of all the Latest Novelties.
On Saturday Evening, the llth, the whole
store will be lit up with Chinese Lanterns, thus
presenting a complete fairy scene, and which
should be seen by every lady who can attend on
that evening.
MISS GREEN will take much pleasure in
showing her Lovely Styles.
Never mind if you don't buy.
Mrs.
. Rogers.
Money to Loan,
Money to Loan on Parm Pro-
perty at
LOWEST LUTES,
Private and Company Funds.
DICKSON & HAYS,
Solicitors, (te.,
BRUSSELS, ONT.
,U I --I E
Auction Sale
Splendid Parra.
There will be offered for Sale by I'ubllo
Auotiol at the Auelc11010 Hiram, lu the VSL-
LAins OF I3naw011,o, 0n
Wednesaay, Nov, 5th, 1890,
1..0 1 O'Clook p. m.
That splendid farm being composed of Lot
2,010 the kb Qott0053io', of Croy, emit mint
05 acres, of which e5 acres are cleared, well
fenced, lender -drained and in high state of
cultivation. There aro 10 acres of fall wheat
owl half of the clearance ie seeded to grass.
The uucicared part 10 well timbered ;milieus
ou It a good dual of cedar, file Is a cotn-
fortable brick cottage, a bank burn 54 by 52
feet, wit)) comfortable cud commodious
stone stabling. 'fire are two never failing
!wring wells and an cor011ard, This feria ad-
joins the Village of Brussels, which is ens of
the best markets in ,Western Ontario. The
lean ie ole of the very best 1m the county of
Huron and is adapted to either grain or
stook raising and must he.sold asthe pro-
prietor is determined to retire, and it should
command the attention of intending par-
ebasers,
Tnnxs,–Ten per cent. of the ourobooe
money on the day of sale and enough to
make ..na half within GO days and the bal-
ance on time to snit par0n5ser with interest
014 per cent. Immediate possession if de-
sired
F. S. 0001"1', W.1LTI';R RICHARDSON,
Auctioneer. 12.5 Proprietor.
c+ la CD``sa ..� ]b:i
Is offering the Largest and Pin -
est Stook of
Groceries, Crockery and
Glassware
In the County of Huron.
Notice to the Public.
lfavingl sold my interest in the Bust- '
Hess carried on in this town ander the
style of Turnbull tk Ballantyne to Mn.
SAste m Wn.xon, who will parry on busi-
ness in the Old Stand under the firm of
Ballantyne & Wilton.
I hope the public will still continue to
give them the liberal support they have
accorded 111 the past.
.IAS. A. 11-IINnrLL.
Every article being bought for spot cash we
are in a position to Sell as Cheap as
the Cheapest.
Bakery Department.
Bread, Cakes and 131
always on hand.
Weddiag Cakes a E31at c altz ,
AIL. AcCOL7 TS.4
Due the Finn of Turnbull & Ballantyne
up to August 29nd, 1000, to be Settled by
Cash or Note by Oct. 1st, 1890.
Said firm will pay all debts due against
them up to August 25th, 1800.
TURNRI'LL & BALL,11X I'YNE.
To the Public
After a business experience of
13 years in the Butchering Busi-
ness in Brussels I desire to ex-
press my best thanks for the:
patronage of the past and ask
a continuance of the same for
the time to come.
I desire to call the attention
of the public to the fact that I
have Removed my Place of Busi-
ness to my new Brick Block,
Opposite the American Hotel,
where I will keep a Choice Supply
of Meats, Poultry, Sausage, &o.
FAT CATTLE WANTED.
Cash Paid for Dressed Poultry
and Hides.
(7,
Y0l'Rs T1:11LY,
Wm. BlashiII,
12- Dl1cz1rR.
oily Tongued Ag nts will Li'y to
drab Attention from this
N; tioo,
NEVER i1MINI) !
Call and Judge for Yonrsalvea all who -
are in want of tho following
Our Single Furrow Plows sell
from $13,00 to $ 14.00.
\1'e draw Special Attention to our
Two Furrow Plows, which
. sell from $10 to $13.
Straw Cuti.ers, 4;+10.
ti Knife Pulporo, $14.
PLOW POT N'I'
of All Makes. The following are
some of thew Verity Wilkin-
son, Copp, Ativ ince and Smith's
l 1?a Ilya, 1i'pt ('onatadltl3 011iland
at 10e. per Point.
Gang Points, Xie. each.
Secind-hand Horse. Pewtr4 of
different slakes (:'Heap.
Large Planer, r, 3doi tt1ing 75 r-•hittt' and
7.aur9
Sow fat x'.:11•,,
G EV, T,wZOMSVaYs