HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1886-3-19, Page 5MARCH. 111, 1880,
Blom -los,
Tho formols aro cotuntencing to make
preparation for spring, as the past few dart
betoken 9 will soon be here.
A good time is counted on at the Liter.
ary and Mueleal entertainment at Ander-
son,
e school house next Tuesday evening.
Revival services aro in progress of the
Methodist Church, Sunshine. A aonting-
ant of the Savage Band is expected to as-
sist in the services.
Diss.—Last Monday wm; Sear/e, an old
resident o! the township, died at the ad.
vaned age of 87 years and 6 months. He
k was a good living man and had been eon.
meted with the Methodist Church for
years. The funeral on Wednesday after-
noon was largely attended. Theinterment
was made at the Brussels cemetery. Rev.
Z. 8. Fisher, of Blyth, conducted the ser.
viae,
D1E147INe 1300IETY.--The uaoal meeting.
of S. B, No. 6 Literary and Debating Soai.
ety was hold in the sobool house on Tues-
day evening.Tho program cuneiatod of a
debate on Resolved that there is more
pleasure in the summer reason than the
winter," which was taken part in by John
• Currie, Wm. Cochrane and Chao. Hingatoa
for the affirmative, and James Ireland, M.
Blank and John Mason for the negative.
C. B. Harris, chairman, decided in favor
of the affirmative. Songs were sung by
Misses Oliver, Bile, McCracken and C. B.
Harris, Alfred ISellington, Dan. McLauch.
• lin. Ernest Campbell. and Alex, Grant.
Recitations by Misses Joanna and Mary
Ireland. Readings by Alex. Grant, Jamee
Ireland, James Sherrie and James Bow-
man, and a dialogue by Miss Janet Mason,
Allan Cochrane, James Forsyth and Wm.
Martin.
6W linglr am.
The Wingham Caledonian Society
have leased MQKenzie'e hall.
The McClymont Bros., carriage
builders, have dissolved partnership.
The derrick at the new test salt
well is up and work will commence
as soon its the boiler and engine aro
placed.
We appreciate the honor done Wing -
ham in making Dr. Mnndoualtl the
standard bearer of the Reform cause
for the Domiuioi, House.
The Advance says :— Wm. Bidd;
V. S., line added another "freak of
' nature' to his curiosity shop, iu the
ellape of a calf. iVe say "shape;'
but there is no shape about it. It is
impossible to say what it .resembles,
tberefore we will not attempt to de-
scribe it, It wile Qelsed at Geo. Pen.
cock's, in Morris, and can be seen at
Mr. Ridd's office.
A ]ad named Daniel Joseph Dona.
son has been sent up for Bial by
Mayor Neeland, to Goderieh, on a
charge of forging a warehouse receipt
in Clegg's grain warehouse, on which
he collected some $88. The Dame of
the warehouseman, Herb. Ueunings,
was attached, the writing being done
in an imperfect manner with a lead
pencil, and it wee cashed by Robert
Talbot at the pay office.
tioaforth.
Our curlers were victorious in a
game with the (ensall club.
The 0. P. R. car of Northwest ea•
hibits attracted a good deal of atten•
lion at cur etatiou last week.
E. C. Coleman has a Bedlington
terrier, reeoutly imported from Eng.
land, The animal is well bred.
J. R. Olark, the boot black orator,
has made a large circle of Maude in
• Seaford. His lectures are tip-top.
Hoffman Bros., have assigned in
Cruet to Geo. Mayes, of Loudon, and
a moetiug of creditors wilt shortly bo
.held.
Division Court Cleric Meyer died.
this week at a ripe old age, He was
father to Harry Meyer, of Wingham,
and was very extensively known.
3, D. Dorranco, of the Bank of
Commerce, woe presented with a
kindly worded address and a purse
of money on the eve of his departure
to Manitoba.
1U/seq. •
John Heffernan is getting material
laid down for a dwelling house.
H. F. McAllister ie talking about
ertcting a, imp Wick block on. Main
'street.
'There will be no eervies tit the
Presbyterian ehurel, next Sunday on
account of the communion servioos at
Oranbrook.
Mn. Ross, Mrs. Graham and Mit.
Hutchineon,.of flrussele, were bare
last Thursday organizing a Woman's
Foreigia Missionary Society. The
following officiate were elected :—
Preeident, bare, A. W. Panabakor,
Vice•Pres., Mrs. D. W. Dunbar, See.,
Miss 0. E. Davies, Troia., Mrs. J.
A. Young, Managing Committee,
Mee. Kelnor, Mra, Maginn, Miss Lulu
S`ponce, and Mies Eliza Robeittson.
(Jiretu brook.
The eaoranient of'the Lord''s;,sapper
will be dispensed in Knox church on
Sabbath, the 21st Moto *armee to
eolnmence et eleven o'clock, Proper.
*tory services on Friday evoning, at
7 o'clock and on Saturday at 11 o'.
clock a. n1, siev. Mr, Henderson, of
Attwood, will conduet the ser'viee. Tis
Tbwaktigi*i.»g seaviee on Monday at Wn
BRUSSBLS PAST.
10 o'cloolc a. n1. --'P, C. Harbottle is
indisposed with a oeld,�•-,-lslrs. Job»
Stewart still continuos ill.—It 18 re
ported that Ad. McKay has typhoid
(over.—'The report that J. I5', Was.
man was going to leave ons' village
is not true as ho lane leased for nnoth
or term the blackemith shop formerly
owned by Reba Cameron where he
purposes continuing hie business as
formerly. Customers will find John
at his poet as usual waiting to supply
their wants in every particular.
Grey. ,
Why did not the township auditors
give the mete and liabilities or Grey
in connection with their abstract titin
year ? This question has' been asked
by more than one,
Last week Wm, Fulton sr.sold his
farm, lot 19, eon. 18, containing 100
sores, to a Mr. Marty, of McKillop
township. Tho price paid was $8,.
000. The purchaser will take pos.
session about April let. Mr. Fulton
has lived on the farm just gold., for
over 27 years.
On March 10th Peter McDonald, of
this township, was united 1» the holy
bonds of wedlock to Miss Katie Flans,
mel; of Morrie. Miss Emily McLeu•
nail and Thole. Hammel attended the
bride and groom. We have 'pleasurein wishing them all the happin'ees
that married life affords.
The usual meeting of S. S. No. 4
Debating and Literary Society was
held in the Bohm)] room on Wednes-
day evening. The subject of debate
was, "Resolved that Wellington was
a greaser general than Napoleon,."
The affirmative was discussers by W
Dryden, Geo: ]MeDouaid and 'Thos.
Wright end the negative by D. Thom-
son, A. McDonald and Dugald Sim -
son. The MIL mailve side won by 4
points. Sone were given by blies
Jane 1IcD»nald, D. Thomann, Lizzie
and Mary Simpson.
in the /editor or Toa ion.
DEAR Snt.—In my last letter, publisl]ed
in your issue of Feb. 1959, I notice that by
a mistake (quite possibly my own) the word.
"fires" appears instead of "flies." Tho rot-
ation was "In faith my lord I wouid go
pistol flies, the sport would be more noble,"
which exactly expresses my sentiment in
regard to engaging in a war of words with
your correspondent.Tbe game is too small
to furnish even amnsoment. I do not ad-
mire the faculty for putting words together
so as to represent nothing "92 the heavens
above Or in the earth beneath or in the
waters under the earth," a faculty whieh
correspondent above alluded to, possesses
in a higher degree than any other person—
man, woman' or child—with whom I am
acquainted. Seeing, therefore, that the
quotation iso printed, was unmeaning you
would confer a favor. and make the nacos-.
nary correction by inserting tee above.
Yours truly,
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Owen Sound, Mar. 10th, 1886. W. MOM..At the last meeting of the Grey
Council the following Pathmastere,
&c. were appointed, viz. :—Con. 1,
oundary, Alex. Thompson, Duncan
McTavish, Joseph Armstrong, • Robt.
McKee,David Stewart and Jas. Scott.
Cone. 1 and 2, Jas. Cutt, Wm. White,
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sex. Ross, Wm. biioea, John Mc.
onald, Wm. Brown and 'rhos. El-
iot. Cone. 8 end 4, John Carr, Robt,
arr, Hector McKay, ,Samuel Ames,
John McCartney, John Miller, Daniel
pillitt and Adam Duke. Cons. 5
ud 0, Frank Oliver, 13. Lang, R.
McKee, him Bishop, John Baynard
nd Charles Greve. One. 7 and 8.
oho Cardiff, Hugh Lamont, Angus
amont, Malcolm Lamont, Daniel
chillier, Rola, flcKelvey, John Gill,
Wm. McDonald and R. Rupp. Cons.
end 10, Henry Ball, Peter Robin -
on, Thos. Moore, James Knight jr.,
obt. MoLauchlin, James Love,• Jug.
. Bilker. Mill road, Ethel,. John
lommon anis David Milne. Cons.
1. and 12, Alexander Delgstty,
lifts Dickson, Geo, .Dark sr., Peter
cDonald, Adana /Creamier, John Car -
radian jr., Wilson Evans and Learns
eller. Side roaaa, cone. 10 and 11,
m• Bishop. Side road eons. 12
nth 18. James Mrtehell. Cone. 18
ud 14, John Hislop, Win. „Steven.
n, David Clark, Isaac Currie, Wm.
igglax, Donald McNair, Luke Spier -
Joseph Whitfield and Wm. Har-
ttle, Cons. 1Fi and 18, Andrew
isiop, Wm. Telfer, Janaes Houston,
m. Fulton jr., ,Dougald McTaggart,
H. Sparliug, Cleo. McKay and
lin Carmichael. Cons. 17 and 18,
m. Bentsen, Robert Blair, Arch.
unoaneon, Geo. Clark and Wm.
nal). Walton village, Way. Bier.
s, (Irahere's antvey, Andrew Me
ay. Blind line, Oranbrook, Geo,
arkjr. Gravel road, Jae. ,Simpson,
s. Strachan, Alex. lrorsyth, Donald
9Lanehlin, .fames ICelly and Adair,
oldioe. Fence Viewers --Alex..
se,. his. Turnbull, Lawrence Doh -
n, Robert Bowen, Michael Shines,
alcolm Lamont,, Jos,, Wholnton, (1,
eIeh,.Philip Bots, Peter McDonald,
tu. Fulton, Hartwell Spieran, Gest.
ery, John Whitfield and Jailaos
Ver. Pound -keepers --'Phut, Mc..
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Alfred Henry, John Robert-
, Jacob `fink, Hartwell Spieran,
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os. Turnbull, David Millard matxi1.l3ierhes. -
laistowel.
Spring Show on April 21st.
An organization of the Knights of
Labor will be formed' here.
Prof. Moon, of London, ill arrang•
ing for it class in Highland dancing.
Wm, Mitchell was appointed assns.
son in the place OB. B.. Sarvie, re-
signed,
The Rink and Park Committee
have purchased 2 acres of laud and
will lay it out as soon as spring op•
ens.
The Board of Trade aro asking for
reduced rates on the G. T. R. to per•
sons coming into town on Saturday
to do their trading.
The Banner of last week says :
An exhibition oar loaded with 1.
products of Manitoba and the Nort
west, in the charge of E A. Bait
of Brantford, and Spencer Bedfor
of the Northwest Council, at prose
making a tour through Ontario, a
rived at the elation on Wedneed
afternoon. The object of tine a
rangoment, which is under the eo
Erol of the 0. P. R. Company, is
show what Manitoba, and the Nora
wear can do in the way of raisin
cereals and vegetable productio
and in a more impressive way the
could be done by the common plan
advertieir,,t. The exhibition consis
of specimens of 58 kinds of nativ
grain for which the Northwest ]e a
justly fantod, mammoth potatoes o
the leading varieties, wheal, barley
ante and peas, Specimens of Man
lobs "dirt" which, before the boo
burst, was as good if not better tha
gold, is also on exhibit/maSpeer
mous of wild pats, wild vetch, au
wild hops, including inost of the Qom
mon garden vegetables, aro all show'
to anti ell attest the far
Silty of the soil as well as the suite.
bility of the Manitoba climate fo
agricultural pursuits.
Ata recent meeting of the towi
Connell the following resolution
were paroled :•-Moved by li. Woods
seconded by Saone] Bricker, and re
solved : 'That this Council desire tc
oxpresa their great pleasure at th
extraordinary euergy with which the
Directors of Cho Canadian Pao]fic
Railway have pushed on to oomple
tion their main line from open to
()beau, and at the extensive accommo
dation already given to settlers for
Manitoba and the Northwest Terri,
tories by the construction of branch
lines. We have alae much pleasure
in acknowledging the courteties of
E. A. Bailey, Emigration Commis-
sioner for Manitoba, both for the op.
pertuuityof examining 111e products
collected in the C. P, R. exhibit car,
and for the valuable information fur-
nished the Council by that. gentle
man. Moved by T. E. Hay. Reeve,
Beclouded by R. Mediu, Deputy -Reeve
and resolved :—That the t'ouneil of
the Town of Lieiowel iu council Eta.
ambled, having heard a represents.
five member of the Farman' Union
of Manitoba, on the various questions
in connection with the agrioultural
that Province, do freely reoummend
to all seeking homes iu the west to go
to Manitoba and the Northwest Ter-
ritories,in preference to Dakota or
any of the Western Stator, believing
that portion of the Dominion of Can-
ada offers greater advantages to Bot-
tlers, especially ha aeriealture mud
stook musing.
Jf1ui•out flouncy Notes.
The Huron Presbytery visaed a
resolution comrnentliug Sunday fun-
erals. '
The libel suit of Mis» Perdue es,
lieu, R. Clarice, will be tried at the
Godericit Spring Assizes on 1lie 22nd.
rhe action »pruug out of correspond •
once published in the Clinton. New
Era.
The Huron Woman's Foreign Mie•
elan Aasoetation, of Buren, hoe a
memberehip of 140, anti colleo*0d
'$488,78 (being 1886, Mu. Thomas
Fair, of Clinton, was elected Presi-
dent ; Mrs. Fletcher, of Thames Roars,
end Allies McKay, of Goderiob, Vioe-
Preeidente ; Mts. Wm. Robb, Sea.
forth, Treasurer, sod bliss .3, Ander•
eon, Seaforth, Secretary.
The naughty editor of the Gotha
rich Signal anye:—Tho following is
parapltra,e ofa sItpeech delivered in
tb0 House of Commons by Thos.
],farrow, M. P. for East Harte:—
When bad Grits ruled cur country fair
The very bons were even »low.
To lay good eggs ; and none could War
Gay bigger egg's than this below-:
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But 89• John, with his great 31. 1'.,
"Thought bigger oggs were not ai0i»s,
And so he get the hone to work,
And now they lay their egg» like this :
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Fifteen persons implied tor, at the
Hamilton Melees Monday, and reedy.
es1 ustnrahzatiou papers.
John P. McKinley is mill to have!
isoclnred the appointment of police
tnegietrate' of ltidgetoren,
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SATURDAY, {EB. 97, 1886.
These Goods Must and Will. 'Go,
To make room for our Large Stock of Now Spring Goods, we have'
decided to make a
Grand Sale of winter Goods,
as we would rather have the money just • now, than the Goods, endf
therefore the Public may Depend on Getting
Bargains that are Bargains
when you get them home. We will not go into giving prices, as 'space
will not allow, but we will leave it to our Castomers to Judge as to the
Grand 'Value we are Giving.
This is No Newspaper 1.31o;ty
but a Genuine Selling. Of Sale..
QIP Ir —iiM,
Remember the Great Sale will only last Twenty -
Eight Days.
G. Cis POWELL,
ELLy
AV"ew Gia,r fle d Rowe.