The Brussels Post, 1885-2-6, Page 8S
THE BRUSSELS POST,
FEnaoARY (iv 1885,
RANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
n n yn c lax uxveNeroe,w. a. S D. I3
Tr.tille leave itruseel, 854tlon, north and
nth nn tnilmve:
7alfti H eTrr. OOIN) N1111Tn,
1ltll.., .- .7:10 :Lau .1 gf(mid OM a,m,
ltxnteas. 11160 aan• 1 atoll 2L/1 Y tu,
tflsod.,.... . 8:50 non. 1 Express 0:65 p,ra
The morning train south and the night.
train a srtS will only run on Tilosdays, Thurs-
days,and Saturdaya,
LOCAL_ NEWS ITEMS.
A o Worn among Yo ratio' nota
A u'laith he'll pront it,
W, A. TATE alae seoured a situation
lta traveller for a 'Vinegar Works firm.
P1civATP funds to loan on farm property.
Apply at this offioo.
THE Batt: Baud play several airs
with Salvarinn Army tones woven m.
Aztat you reading our continued
story ?
ORIS WELLS is spending a few days
with friends, at Zurich, this week.
THE boll at tho Town Hall will not
be rased this year except in oase of
fire,
A. mem boy can obtain a situation
at the post oflice. Soo Peoples' col
umn.
Tilos. HALL disposed of 32,000 lbs.
of pork to Joseph Clegg, so we are ha -
formed.
REPORT says another brick storo
will bo erected next summer: We
hope it is true.
Tno milk routes of the Morris ,36
Grey choose factory, for 1885 will be
let next week. See advt.
OWING to giving the proceedings of
They go good ton. the County Council in full several in.
SEE the new advt. of Geo. Thom. toresting items are crowded out.
son this week. IIe is wirking up a See notice of dissolution of partnl r -
large grocery trade. ship of Ironstone Bros. and the form-
ation of a new first to be known as
Wm. Vanstuoo & tions.
L'Ens true fling public on our lino
of raiir,a': .1 be sorry to learn that
Conductor Quirk has been transfer.
red from the W. G. & B. brauoh to
the L. I3, & 13.
TEEM: Wit" no service m Knox
Church lout Sunday on account of
the pastor being at Monlcton.
W. C. Paccron, an old veteran
fresco reenter, was in town thie week
looking up some work for tho corning
3118011,
Tun Luoknoty Sentinel say's tho
pulpit of the Methodist Church in
that plaeo was very ably filled by G.
L. Ball, of Brussels, last Sunday, tipped the beam at 1680 ponucls, He
SEVERAL letters of warning have ; is 2 soars and 8 months old.
been sent to some of the tocol boys Now is your chance for bargains.
who have too "largo" a tisue at the AS will be seen by advt. in this Issue,
Arley tuoetinge by.one of our magie- A. Veal has decided to go out of the
Crates.•fltrnitnro business altogether and will
THE heavy draught stallion belong-
ing to Thompson & Armstrong was
put on the scales last Tuosdny and
J. _l[. )TntiTHk:RB, of Stratford,! disposo of his stook on Saturday of
spent Several days in town this week. I next weok. Seo what he has to loll.
We aro pleased to learn from him thatTHE Goclericll Star says:—"F. 0.
our old townsman A. L. has lunch Roger',ice• the most energetic of salt
proved in health, men, has sent a box of his c°lsbrated
NEXT Sunday morning the regular prime salt to the 'World's Exposition
quarterly meeting will be held in rho at New Orleans. :lir. Rogers has a
Methodist Church. Rev. lir, Sabine, good article and ho is visa in letting
of Walton, will preach. 5uulay rho world know it." Yon are right
School will be withdrawn. I3ro, Star,
Jcsr received a fine lot of Lake Huron L. 0. L.—The Co. lodge of North
Herrings in prime condition, Geo, Thom- Hnrott was held iu Brussels on Tues•
yon—Gruudy's old stand. day, The following oflleors were elect.
'Inc proprietor of the Bruesels and ed:—H. Perkins, Co. Master; L.
Seaforth stage lino has placed a firma. Netherly, Dep. Co, Master : Wm,
iug new, covered sleigh on the route. Wilson, Chap, ; M. Morrison, Rec.-
.lir. Welsh is determined to do all be Sec, ; James Drew°, Fln.•. Sao. ; .13,
can for the comfort of the travelling Gerry, Dir. of Ocr. ; A. 11lotllauuus,
Pohl;°,
Lee.: Thos. Watson, Co. Proxy. of
Now is the time to advertise. The Grand Lodge; B. Gerry, P. L. M.
papers not beiug so crowded with ad. There will be no county procession on
vertisements, the latter have a better the coming 12th of July. It is left in
display and attract more attontlon
the boucle of the District, Lodges to
than during the "rush." Make a celebrate the day where they choose,
note of it, CsoniL SoexEnr.—Tile first regular
NOTICE.—P. C. Rogers' stores will meeting of the Brussels Choral Society
be closed every evening at 7 o'clock, was held in the Mechanics' Institute
Saturdays excepted, until April let, room on Tuesday evening last. There
after that date and luring the sum. seem about 50 pros°nt, of whom the
mer months tbo tilno for closing will the greater number were members of
be 8 o'clock. the Society. The work of organizing
Toa County Sunday School Con wars completed. The following officers
vection will be hold in Seaforth next were appointed :—lst Vico•President,
Tuesday- and Wednesday. An excel. D. Stewart ; 2nd Vice -President, Mrs.
lent program lits been prepared, S, R. Malcolm ; 3rd Vioe•Presiclent, Miss
H. Bioko, of Toronto, is expected to Joan Ross; Secretary, W. I3. !loss:
be present and deliver an address. Treasurer, D. Strachan. Itlanaging
W. J, SHANNON, Thos. Wilson and
committee :—Robert Malcolm, Chas,
Wm. Douglas have been appointed as Harris, Peter Thomson, John Alex.
licence commissioners for the East ander, Miss Bennett, lilss Inman.
Riding of Huron under the Crook's
The appointment of President was
Act. J. 13, Geiger, Edward Cash and left over to sem° future meeting.
R. Selclon were appointed for South Teaching and practice occupied the
Huron. greater part'of tho time. Next meet
mg will be held on Tnoadsy eveni(tg,
ON Thursday evening of last week Feb. 10th at 7:30 p,m.
the Army held their jubilee in the
`town Hall. Iu addition to the Brits- PrnsoEAL,—We clip the following
els corps there were Capt. Tegal, of honorable mention of ono of Huron's
Listowel, Cap:. Sumner and Cadet nlilliouairos from the Daily British
Hamilton, of Seaforth, and 21 sold• Whig of Jan. 15th :—The First Rail.
ion; from the Iaet mentioned town.
reader—a survivor of the times of
Wo regret to hear of the loath of George Stephenson, a hale old gentle.
Elijah Fr11y ne, of Greenwood, form-
man yoke-3oeepll Whitehead, of Olin -
•L'i'ly of l31'useols, who departed this ton, the first iniad to fire a railway
'life on Jan. 13th. He had that ten••
locomotive, is at the Royal hotel, in
ibis complaint Known 08 Bright's di. ICIugston. Mr. Whitehead in 1827
Reuse and suffered a great deal, The at a8 On the engine built by George
.(loeettsed was a brother to Joseph Stephouson. It wits a ten ton ma•
h'rayne, of Grey tOwosbip, chine, worked with It beats, and wits
line. J. W. Sinn has purchased altogether an awkward looking affair.
p Last evening to many !auditors he re -
the vacant lit, between Mrs, Long's
nod Jae, Deewe's brick blocks, from
Dr. Holmes and will erect: a brick
building early in the spring. The
,site 13 an excellent one and with a
meat building upon it will give the
east side of the eteet a finished ap
pearanee,
TRE joint stock companies doing
business under the Ontario Act are
being pointedly notified by the receipt
1,3 printed fortes that :—"ivory com-
pany incorporated under this sot
:hall, on or before the first day of
February, in every year, motto a list
in duplicate of ell persons who on
tho 31st day of December previouely
were shareholders of tho company,
and such list shall state the names,
alphabetically arranged, and rho ad•
drosses and calling of all such per.
bons, tiro amount of stock held by
them, and the amount paid thereon,
and shall also make out te summary
of the state of rho affairs of the OOm'
pony on the 81st day of December
preceding..
Timms persona wore 1'ecoived into
the morberaltip of Molvtllo Oharoll
Inst Sabbath,
MRs, ClnauA51, I4I!as S!nelair, Alec,
Stewart and Donald Stewart will ro-
preeent fielvillo Ohuroh at the Sab-
bath School Convention to he held in
Seaforth next wok.
AFTER, tall Mosos Oates may com-
fort himself with the reflection that
this is an open wluter—open to ob.
joctiou on aocount of the continuity
of the cold.
Look to your chimneys. The ex-
treme cold weather of the past few
days has occasioned so much burning
of wood that elle soot easily ignites,
SEND along the Reins of neWS 1311031
as births, marriages, deaths, personal
items, reports of gatherings, socials,
&o.
Tile revival servicos aro still in
progress in rho Methodist ohuroh.
J.D. RONALD has had a tough time
of it getting through with his firs en-
gine to Now Westminetor.
NEVL••ii 1 Never ! Never ! in the
history of Ethel have goods been sold
so cheap. Tho great sale, the half
priors sale; the long-to-be•remembered
sale of A. It. Smith. People do not
ask how ears we do it ? They all know
the reason why. Goods bought at
00 cents on the dollar can cortainly
bo sold much cheaper than when
bought at 100 emits on Cho dollar.
Come on with your little auction sales
and conuter attractions, all the better
for me. It is my goods that are for
sale not myself, Yon can't ]seep the
public from finding out where they
get tho best value for their hard
earned money. Yon might as woll
try to stop a tidal wave as to try and
keep the people from coming to A.. R.
Smith's to boy goods. Now is the
time for 60 days, don't delay, first
there, first served.
1r$rar•oai ¢.:cunt' . otels,
James Hannon, of the township' of
Stephen, has sold a colt, five months
old stroll by " Old Enterpriao," to
James C`ardiuer, of Farquhar, for
the handsome sum of ,$135,
Neil McNeil, living near McInnes,
and John Urquhart, of the township of
Stepilun, wore arrestor] for lin attem-
pted burglary at the house of Neil
lIoCnislt in the same township last
Tuesday, aid committal to Goderioh
to stand their trial. It ap.peara
McCilsh hadsom° money in the house
and the prisoners know it. but
Mannish and his homily were to much
for the world -be burglars, and used
a club with good effect and beat them
off, wounding one of thein pretty bad-
ly.
Canadian News.
Harry Piper is building an lee pal-
ace at the Zoo, Toronto.
A 518 pound hog was sold on the
Paisley market last week.
Warden Creighton, of Itingatou
Penitentiary, diod on Saturday.
The Scott Act goes into force in
Dufferin County on Mee, ist.
A. B. Flint, tho dry.goode merch-
ant of Toronto, has assigned.
The smallpox has been stamped
out in the township of Seymour.
Steps aro being taken to have the
Scott Act, submitted iu Victoria coun-
ty.
Montreal burglars carried off it 500
pouud safe from au ilotol office on
Monday night.
Rev. Charles Hamilton, of Quebec,
has stgutfied his 0coeptauoe of alto
bishopric of Niagara.
The Scott Act in Bruce has been
appealed agaiust on account of irreg-
ularity 00 the part of the filers of the
petition.
J. I, isleIntush, of the Guelph 11'er-
cury, hoe accepted a position on the
Globe ptlrliameulary staff of the Local
Legislature.
J. and R. Miller of Guelph have re-
lated the storyol' his earlylife,and re-
ceived an order to supply the Gov-
ornor•Geueral's table with is choice
it was very interosling. He 30 iho assortment of boef, lamb and veal,
The proprietor of the Walkerton
Glocica is at preeemt enjoying the lux-
ury cf a libel suit, the plaintiff in this
ease being the Roy, R. V. Pireb, of
Berlin.
Prof. Brown, of the Ontario Agri-
cultural College, Guelph, lute been
invited by the American Agricultural
Association, to deliver a lecture at bhe
World's Exposition, New Orleans.
Tho Montreal Carnival was a great
sucoessfor out -rivalling its predooee.
sora in the number of visitors from
outsido points, the number of whom
is shown by railway statistics to bavo
been botween forty and fifty thousand,
Tho heat in Buenos Ayres. South
America, is frightful; the thernnomot.
er marking 185 deg. in the shade,
and 142 dog. in the sun, Some
places have molted 180 in the shade.
If rain does not soon come great loses
solo survivor of those who were Lden-
tified with tho operations and work -
Inge of the first locomotivo, \Vhon
the engine would go into the ditch an
old gray horse was secured to work a
crane tvhioh lifted it on to the track a-
gain. He looks now with astonish•
meat on the marvellous progress
made in railroading. At first 10 miles
au hour was good work ; recently ho
had ridden over a road at the rate of
(30 miles an hour. Then a good wind
would stop the train, now it would
require a terrific hurricane to even ro-
duoe the speed. At Chicago the first
engine was shown along,sido a levia•
than of 85 tons. 't'fle contratet w,00
wonderfnl. Mr. Whitehead calm to
Canada in 1840 and located in Olin.
ton. Ho has been i ulilied with the
railroads here. he owns valuable
estate., in 'lfanztoba, is a vigorous old
man, an ,b.ug,i,hman by birth, and
energetic enough to livo many years a,re fearod. There aro largo ttaots
yet' burning.
It is estimator] that the system of
drainage proposed for the city of
lf.ingetou will coat $44,000,
Tho Nova Saotia Sugar Refining
Co. of Halifax, is said to Have lost
$200,000 on last years operations.
Tho Toronto Presbytery, by a vote
of 17 to 12, docidet that a man may
lawfully marry his deceased wife's
eistor.
Tho Ontario Branch of the Dom-
inion &Mimeo hits appoiuted Rev. B.
B. Roafer goner al agent of the
branch.
At an egg•eating match at Putor-
boro, a short time since, one I an htt0
fortyouo eggs and alio other forty.
The eggs were raw and taken from it
baskot in a grocory store. Tho basket
was emptied, and tho winner said ho
could eat a dozen more.
Dnucan 0. Rost, of Cleveland, who
was reported as Laving gone over to
tho ministry, seems to have backslid•
ed, for he issued a chttllcngo on Sat-
urclay to any mall In the world at
mixed wrestling and geuoral atbelotice
or broadsword contest, Ho dopoe•
ited $250 with Mayor Farloy, of Cleve.
land.
Nowa from rho lumbering regions
is to the effect that them ie enough
snow to hake operations fairly notivo.
Owing to theinelentuucy of the wrath.
cr, and Hutt the int put till, year
will ha small, there is a 10000 towards
bettor pricoe. Home of the ilealore
from Quebec have been up to Ottawa
with a view of making purchases.
J, T. Lambert, Ottawa, has roceiv-
eel official notification that the Caned -
mu voyageurs will leave Alexandria
for homo ou the 0th of Febnary, and
will in all probability arrive at Halifax
on the let of March. Seventy-five of
tho Ct,nadians have accepted a throe
months' engagement with the Imperial
sorvice, and will remain in tho Nilo
Army for that period.
Canadian farmers will scarcely
credit the fact that on the experi-
mental grounds at Rotllamateatl, Eng-
land, - wheat hoe beau growu forty
years 1n sneeessloll without manure,
and averages 14 bustle. per acre. Bat
the other eido of this story helps to
explain it. Tho land is thoroughly
tilled after each harvest before eeeditng,
is carefully hood alio following spring,
and not a wend is allowed to grow.
The fourteoo bushels, therefore, 10110,3
soot tho amount of plant food which
good culture will develop in modera-
tely fnrtile soils without manure.
Aa; IRON SALES.
MONDAY, TEs, !Orn. 1 arm stook and
Implomeuts, on lot 14, con, 10, (Blind Lino)
Grey. Sale at 1 o'clock p. m. Join 1'.
Backer, prop., Alex, Dolgetty, aunt.
313r.•rnats,'olle 2rXarket.
CORRECTED CAREEIILLY EVERT WEER,
White Fall Whoat.... .. .. 78 80
Red Winter 78 80
Spring Wheat 78 80
Barley 45 07
Oats ... - .. 27 00
Peas 55 57
Butter, tubs mid rolls 10 17
Eggs per dozen 20 (1':
Flour per barrel 4 00 4 50
Potatoes 80 00
FIay per ton 0 00 00
Hides per lb 7 8
Dressed Hogs 5 50 5 85
Salt per bbl., wholesale . •1 00 02
Shoop skins, each 50 1 00
Wool 18 00
r elE PEOPLE'S COLO
I3.
TTOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
°heap, for cash, Apply to
W, 73.MIONSON.
QET SINGLE AND DOUBLE
kJ Hareem, oleo a flrat•ulass warranted cloak
to exoliange for wood. Enquire at Postelnoo.
ANTED, -A YOUNG- PERSON
to learn post office work• must bo of
good habits, 11avo nor eaucatiou, hoard et
home and not less than 15 soars of ape,
J. 11, GRANT, Postulator,
VARAI FOB SALE. '1'fIAT VAL.
sable farm, being composed of the north
ha J of lots No. 29 030, con. !Morris, 200 acres.
Terms easy, Apply On the prOmisos.
B. FRAM=
1m't RED OATS 'FOR SALE.—A
tel quantity of McAllister Oats, They are an
early Alto oat natn very protluottvo. Apply
to A, E. 18013E TS°N,
8101 Lot 10, Con, 0, Morris.
0 T 10 L.—THE DIRECTORS
Of the 1300rris R Grey Cheese E'aotory will
moot 011 Saturday, 8'ob. 14th. 1880, in the Town
Hull, Bruesele, et Ono o'clock pan,, to let the
milk hauling along rho dtiferout routes for rho
season of 1880. Any patties who wish to on -
sage o attend.
80-010 this DONALD MoLAU0aiLIN,misted tProsidout,
(TRAY + D FROM LOT 0, CON. 7,
Morris, about oat. ibth, olx yowling eat,
lo, throe steers and throe netters, Thoy oro
spotted rat and white. with n split in this lett
ear. Any Information Matting to tho r000vory
will bo liberally rewarded, J. MOIN'r08H
2101, Brunets.
Notice of Dissolution of
Partnership.
•rhe l'artuerehip horototoro nsisttu between
the undoroiguod NO Millers, lea., rile day boon
dissolved by 303101101 eetieent. A,h fnenies duo
theists firm Mout bo paid wan8101 m & Runs,
by thorn all Nabilittos of the „ u firm will be
settled,
Dated 3100 Jnn.1885. W. If, AANBN
A, 117/NT/411,117/NT/411,117/NT/411, WJtnoss.l C. it. YANSvONiilE,
CA1KINC.
1't(c1NTOc111 & 1IcTACoOJt 1T,
BANKERS- • R!IUSSELVAdflrt:
TRANSACT A GENERAL BABICIIIG
11 USINPSS.
Notoeofhmnddt90oun0od,
Interoatallowod on deposits ropay'ablo on
demand.
PrOmptattentiOnglveu to n 1lsellons• 8.8't:;
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
ai1'1+'AilD 1!] L LI 0 '1'. L A W
\JI Onluu, Onto t'c Block, BI'ti,eols. A0onoy
to loan.
11.41 li. WADE, IIA1ti3IST'EI:i, &c•
Ltd • Mlles formnrly oe copied o y A. J. Mo
Coll,iioq„tu bock Ws Block. Money to Lind,
% 13, 1.)WKSON,
17atn with (Jarrow h t'rotldfoot, Godo •
r�h1 Solicitor, OOuvnyaneor, dm. Otlleo In
Grant's /look, lirnafole, Money to Loan.
,A, LEX, HUNTER, CLERK OF
1.
tho t'ourth .nlvi,inn MOM. Co, Huron,
110110000U900,N*Cary Put lie,0. and, Loan and.
I*eli ;nee AK,ut, Pundit invested and to Lonu.
Collootlans made. 01nc0, (*0010011 Miceli,
Musicals
•
MEDiCAL CARDS.
•!]t' ltcl.l[l:i.l)h,N, 1[. D„ (I. 31.
11.
%31. (1, P. 8,,l. Nay aleiau, Singe°ll and Ao-
mmo:der, Office and rustdeuee, neer Nightlu.
gale 0 C:o's store,
1 1A. McNAUGIITON, 111. D. C.
EY o M., L, lt, O. P„ Edinburgh, i'hywicion,
iiutg0Ou and Acco101mo r, OMRum an drosidenue
1
(108ur 1limborrde3, 1ntpsiweyllab,y hr, T. 11, Iloluos,
i J)OC'r01t A, 11oKI3LVFY.
Physhci an, Surgcan *nil Acrourhour,
ilradttete of Trinity University, of Toronto
Lori ul•ly of Mie
of 1'ordwi 111,
Utoetcu A.Nn lntaluuxcO,--Jlrjck )nevem op”
doshto 1,,uglis)1 ehuroli, Main St., Drum eel a.2e;;j
j. A. IIU'1'OIIINsoN, 11, D,
0. R. 4'. P. Edinburgh.
Has remo vol to hie reeilunee 0, Milt Street,
tho holm formally °coupand by Dr. Graham,
and will ba than at nigut. No stat retains an
ogioo at llargreavus' Drug Store
DENTAL.
CZ. L. BALL, L. D. S., HONOR
e Ooaluate and member of Chu Royal
Collage of U,•utal Burg^ono, Tomah), Carica
10 Struthers Week. \\'M visit 311051lam wilco
only of Wednesday until hie u10duut returns
from (lollop. 11000 possible pains 1111101)10 ell
oporati0uu. Charges mollorato, hours eam.
to 5 pan,
HOTEL CARDS.
% MERICAN HOTEL, 1311.11S -
cat.. 81L8, 1101115&G/obol,proprietors, large
and o envouion t sample 0uum0, Special atten-
tion to Conn0olTtel and other rravellvra. Tho
bar is always supplied with tbo choicest
Uranus of Liquors and Cigars. Au attoutivo
hostler always on Maud,
�f,'IEN'TRAL HOTEL, BRUSSELS.
I
will be pletaisedtto 000a all of 1 fr this s and
hope
oo111nleltatio11nnd boss stable, wltl attentive
bar -Condor and hustler so secure many now
81100, 1'. O'NE':AL, Proprietor,
UEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS.
torlun »nhisgorldor them at pres�oltt, a0 the never in new
Pr'Opriotur has taorougtliy refitted the house,
'Pim Dar Is supplied with the etlulco0t liquors
Duct cigars, Toms Si per day. Good Sample
ltoom0t or ('ornnteroial mon, 1t. \Y• TUCK
Proprietor
BUSINESS CARDS.
w.
li. MoCRAO EN,
Issuer hllarriago Lioonsee. OROeo ut Lie grim
Dry, Tern bei ry street, 1.2-211
OLLN NOTT, VETE111NA11Y
7.7 Cones° 1L 01orrto,7ltestll ofOntariooath e ll oueom aioly
00ouplo1 by dire, J. Parker ,,Alainstroet, Brun -
sole,
Lt l.LiNAIR, ISSUE Lt OF MAR -
.i1... naso Lloo*see. by appointment of
Lteutolant-Governor, Commissioner, Vim„ Q
B. cone oyanoor and Agert F'iro Insurance Co
Office at theOrnnbrook Post001oo,
80132'. CUNNINGHAM,
Insurance Agent,
Gu0r,Pw, ONTAriro.
H. L. JACKSON,
PPatioai Watohmakor and tpoweilar,
Satisfaotlon Guapanteea in all
Repaipin t,
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W. .s. JA(11(8011'8 s00Etl1, 815185sleGS
C`1RANBROOIi SAW MILL:
Tito subsotibor has taken the Machinel'y
ant of his mill and raised tho 011(11. Ile
Will be randy to out right along. Custom
sawing 02.25 per iv. Logs talion in lex.
change for Sawing. Whoa trade is talon
$2;50 par 141 will bo charged.
ALt, Knits or Loyttgt Tor. Szr,E Cmalr
GIVE MB A OALL.
$1Cx.E:w.1 te1 W$lorx3.3s Prop.