The Brussels Post, 1886-4-2, Page 8THE BRUSSEX,b POS%
Arum 2,1886.
Wallets, Pocket-I3ooks,
per ESS
'Once upon a time
And a .very good time it was,
Wien dogs elbowed lime
An turkeys chewed tobacoo,
The, houses were covered with pancakes,
And the streets werepaved with two -penny
loaves,
A. little pig ran up and down the streot,
With a knife and fork stuck in its back,
Crying out "Who'll est me?"
Now is a good time to get a
handsome Wallet, Pocket -book or
purse, neat and cheap at
THE POST
BOOK STORE.
Presbyterian Hymnals,
All the EditiouS, in stock.
Call in and Bee 1.7e.
.,513•14.101104111
GRANB R.
0141o140141o14 up.
Wentz, you April fooled
Amivare away, away down at THE
Pon Bookstore,
CLoven and Timothy Seed at ItloOrnok•
an'a,
Now is the time to help old Sol, in
getting the snow off your sidowalk.
Daren Set and Garden bloods for the
million at MoCrsekon's.
Sem the Auditors' Report of tho
financee of thie corporation in this
issue.
Hoeszeinei willa find to their ad-
vantage to call on 1)2 when route
hills are wanted.
Fon bast value in General Groceries,
Crockery and Glassware, 140 to Thomson's,
ono door north Hayoroft Bros.
IF you are about to render ecieounte
call at THE Pose and see our eamples,
and get our prices for bill heads. Ail
kinds of job work done on short no.
tioe and at reasonable prices.
Gomm slut lost, between Brussels and
Jamestown. She has a black back, brown
legs and brown spots on her head. She an-
swers to the name of flaunt°. The finder
will bo suitably rewarded by returning, hor
to A. Cumuli, Butcher, Briminfis.
TRUNK AILWAY
A P111) Wag very numerously
SOUTHERN EXTENTION, lAl G.& 3. R. signed by our villagers this weak pray-
,„,nd ing tiff, Grand Trunk authorities to
south, cm fullOws:— on lb e early [Ina late trains OD
Going South, slang North, the days now omitted. The company
men 7:10 am. j Mixed 015 0,m 2110Ula not turn a deaf oar to :his re.
Express 31:220.0). Mall 2:40 aan ,
Mixed ....... 8:508.1». • Express .....10:01 axe. pest.
The morn ing train south and the num train OC•BA2i,—.7. R. Grant, agent, Postoffice,
north rill onl,y run on Tuesdays, Thursdays, offers strictly first.olttes passages, 101.V.
and Seturdays.
lEd Pius Item5.
A. chiel's ainang ye Wein' oteo
faith he'll prent it.
Mnn.
BUDS.
SPRING.
APRIL.
MAPLE sugar.
APRIL ehowers.
BDSINESS quiet.
Nnlinaora robins.
FINE weather soon.
FOLD up your ulster,
ammo:mu your furs.
Bineaw your subecription.
nHoistings I" "Knuelsle Fan."
EOG trade commencing to boom.
Velar out for ori new story.
Dick's Sweelhenrt, will conclude in
another week or so.
TOE revival services in the Meth-
odist church will bo continued on
Friday eveping of this week.
Ox Thursday evening of next week,
the 8th inst., a parlor social will be
'held et the reeidenee of B. Leather.
dole, career of William and Albert
streets.
SEE the large stook of letterheads,
noteheads, hillheads, statements, me-
moranduins, envelopes, Sm. at TDB
POST Publishing House. Don't send
out your accounts on scraps of paper
when you can got neatly printed bill
heado.
MONET TO Lubc—Apply a Inc Poso
Pablishing House.
THE curling club committee of
management met 'Wednesday night
at the American hotel, according to
appointment. The financial state-
ment was received showing a balance
in. hand. Some important business
vat transacted, among other the
adoption of a constitution, drafted
by :President Grant, and a resolution
to affiliate with the Ontario Branch
of the R. C. C. C. for next season.
Fon Oceau passage, Tin. Anchor Lino
frpm New York to all points in Bumps,
loVnisli rates, For safety, (pick passage,
obliging officers, this lino of Mail Steamers
excels. Apply to T. FLETCHEZ,
Agent.
Peons \Omar° suspicinue will find
a le ground for alarm in the peozn-
ee which Friday 1138111.116S this
y Some .one has pointed out that
1S0 001170111 on Friday, and will go
out tai Frilly, mei bath fifty-threo
Fildeyo. Two months in this year
(mince in ou Friday. There are fiwo
u7b5 111 tho year that have five
The plume of the moon
(Mango five tinu•A on Friday, and the
01117 was eclipsed on March 6th, whieb
fell.on Friday. The longest day in
in. the year ana AGANA both fall ou
a ifriday:
T Canada Pacific Hallway Co. kayo
to run special fast Colonist train to
Et and the Northwest on April ath
1. Por tickets and all information
o T. Ammo,
Agent.
Tete date of tho end of Km world is
fixed for the present year of 1886.
There is an ancient prediation repeat-
ed by Nostraclamus in his "Center.
ies," which says that when St.
George shall enmity the Lord, when
Rt. Mark shall raise him, and St,
John shall aesist at hie ascension,
tho end shall come. This year it hap-
peDS that Good Friday falls on St.
George's day, and Holy. Thureday
(Ascension Day) will be alsolhe feast
of Saint John the Baptist. 1.f you
owe for THE POST pay tip and hold a
receipt at that date.
en
aPal
47'
any other, with choice of roto and best
lines, either via Portland, Quebec or Nov
York. Get rates and plan of steamers.
No cattle or bogs, nothing butt ast timeand
utmost comfort,
A TAVERN -KEEPER in a village near
Walkerton was committed to gaol in
that town for refusing to pay his
"Scott Act" fine of $50. He ohmic)
to go to prioon, as business was dull
ho said be could not make $50 easier.
He pecked up hie kit, papers, books,
glasses, tobacco, &o., to have an easy
time, but ou arriving at the gaol he
had to divest himself of all, don the
prison garb, turned into a, cell with a
negro end some other filthy person.
One day cured our tavern -keeper.
The next day he made away and paid
his fine and came home ce wiser men.
Ourene Noma passengers for Manitbort
can proenre through tickets at Railway
Station to destination, and have their bag.
gage checks right through. No change of
oars at Toronto or jostling among baggage
getting it wrecked and excaungIng of oars
and tickets at that crowded point.
S. A. CREMUTOR,
Agent.
Tire Canada Presbyterian has a
oorrokpondunt whose °Redone are al
ways readable and highly inetruetive.
Ile thus refers to a, clans which ii
eomewhat numerous in this noighbor.
hood :—Thore must be eeveral imn-
drod thousand people in this country
who can edit is eevespaper.• They can
sit quietly in their homes and with-
out any trouble say exactly how every
article, every contribution, every
paragraph ought to be written. They
can see at a glanoe what ought to be
kept out and what put in. In fact,
they can make up a model newspa.
per in a moment—in talk. To hear
these worthy people speak one would
think that publishing a. newspaper is
o pleasant kind of pastime iu which
people might engage foe amusement
and recreation. Writing every day
or week is an easy kind of intellect
nal exercise that anybody can take—
until he tires. These people don't
prove that getting out a fairly good
journal io emu. They simply provo
that they know nothing about journ-
alism and that it ie always easy te
taik.
ORICKET, —The annual mooting of
the Brussels cricket club took place iu
the parlors of the Amoricen hotel on
on Wednesday lasG, at 8.80 p.
The large attendaueo nresont indicat-
ed an increasnig interest in tho pop,
Mar and manly sport. Tho business
of the past year was reviewed and tin
financial statement, showing a sur-
plus, was adopted. The following
officers for 1886 worn then elootod hy
open vote i—E, E. Wade, Preeidont ;
A. Veal, vice•do ; J. R. Grant, Soo,
Trees, The mausgiug Committee,
composed of H. Dennis, Jas. Road,
3. Eitchon, A. Ourrio and M. adieu-
nan, together with the elective offic-
ere, were chosen to manage the af-
fairs of the club generally for the cur-
rent season. The President, Secre-
tary and H. Dennis were selected as a
committee to solicit subscriptions for
1866. Tho question of forming a
County Association for 1886 was fully
considerod and tho Secretary emulat-
ed with the duty of corresponding,
with tho other leading dubs of the
county to ascertain the views ou the
eubject. Tho club °More upon the
season with "great expoetatione" and
when tho committet report tho grounds
in condition 13russels 0. 0. will be
pleased to moot both old friends and
now to contend for tho honours of the
pluming and gentlemanly gamo, Cox-
respondenee addrosaed to the Scioto.
Gary will be'attended to.
PEOPLE And some difficulty in 00 -
curing lionsoic to rent in Lowe.
20,000 ENVELOPES 151 81.004 151 THE
POsT Puttlishlog House. Givo no a
call if yon want anything in this
line.
OUR FRIENDS.—W, FitZ1MtrigIC, Of
B31111.01>t , was visiting at lib, micla'd,
Geo. Fitzpatrick Dn. a WPOlf.,—Sf.s.
D. Poreyth,stenographer in Binh.
mond, Virginia, and son to 1150. For,
eyth, ex -Reeve of Morrie, wito iu town
hut week. He is doing well in the
west—Mies Minnie Gerry and Miss
Edith Town were soliciting aid from
porcione charitably disposed to help a
poor squaw, Eliza George, well known
in thie looality.—Henry Chapman
talkof going to the Nipissing coun-
try on a prospecting tour in the course
of a few weeks.—Tho Mitchell Adver-
tiser of lest week sive Lilly
O'Connor, of Bruseels, is speeding a
few days with Mrs, W. B. Davie, and
other friends in Ithtehell. Mies 0"
Counor, is ft young lady who is high-
ly accomplished in the art of music.
Her father was one'of IvIiteliell'e °El-
ea pioneers in tho mercantile line,
11110 51 geutletnan who wee highly re -
ice -holed by all who knew . W.
Geery, who ie a graduate of TDB POST,
WW1 11 hp' top printer, hos lawn on
the sink list and R111 lake 31. position
iu his father's storo for a year with is
hope that a obaugo of employment
may prove houcifieial,—J000ph Boll.
aotyli. has biiti a situation at Sly th
--Geo.-Lovc and Andrew Cousley
have been down with pleurioy.--liev.
J. Ross, B. A.., is in Toronto this
week attending a Clornmittoo Mooting
in connection well the 111iseionary
Society of the Presbyterian church,
(qrs. Roos and. Alex. are vieiting at
Elora.—Tho Goderieh Signal says :—
A. U. Kay, of Brussels, has aeoepted
the poeition of assistant in the post
office, and has entered upon his duties.
Ile has had considereble experience
in the mail businees, ana will, we be-
lieve, give satisfaction to the publics.
He was formerly a typo under the
wing of the present proprietors of The
Signal. and he has out his eye tooth.
--Wo must congratulate our old
friend Robb. Piercy, of Bluevele, on
the arrival of a son. Tho happy event
ocenrred on- Mareh 19th.—Geo. For-
eylli talks of taking up hie abodeiu
London for a while.—Tho infant
daughter of G. A. Beer has been very
ill during the past week.-3no. Stan-
ley, of Seaforth, formerly of Bruosels,
was in town over Suuday.—Thomas
Hinds is compellei to use crutches
owing to a bail eat ree.eived on his
left foot while chopping wood.—Miss
Maggie Shaw retuened so Muorfield
last Tuesday moruing, where she re.
sums her position as milliner.—Five
Owen Sound hotel keepers were fined
$150 for selling liquor in prohibited
!mum R. McKinney, formerly of
this town was 000 of the number,—
Miss Maggie Hislop, who has been
visiting at D. Straohan's left Bruseola
for IvIabitobit on Tuesday.—Oharlie
Pierce, son of Thos. Pierce, is away
to Manitoba to try his fortune in that
prairio land. --James Danford is laid
up this: week with an attack of some-
thing like inflammation of the lungs.—
Robt. Thomson, who hoe been ill
with bronchitis, is able to be about
again.—A. R. Smith, of "No. 99," is
sway this wed: at Toronto on It put: -
chasing tour. A. R. is counting on
a big spring trade and intends laying
in a. choice stook of goode.—Miss
Eneffieuna McDougall. of 'Michigan,
ie visiting Moods in this vicinity.—
W. Puterbaugh, uf Sinithvilteeis vis.
icing an old friend in town ,his week.
—W. J. O'Brien, of Lasing, York Co.,
was visiting his brothor, one popular
V. S., lest eveek,--Mrs. D. &own,
and claildro_m of Chicago, aro visiting
at Samos Laird's this WOOIC. MPS,
Seown io a sister to Mrs. Laird. —
Adam Angus and family loft 131115seele
for Galt on Thursday morning. Wo
are sorry to sae Mimi go but Sir.
Angus thinks he can do much hotter
211050, ionto 1115 remeval.—Daniel
Kneolitel, a sou of 3. N. Kneobtel,
was in town this week. He is travel-
ling for 00010 wholesale house in
London, we undorslited.--Mrs.
ton, of litleerieton, is visiting with
Mrs. W. Grabam.—Chas. Watt, of
Welland, is in town.
soRN•
Tmos.—In Morris, on the 31e1 ulb., the
wife of Mr, Dongatd Taylor of a son.
MARRIED.
tho parsonage, Sea -
forth, by liev. Jah. Broley, on the
QsLth
ult„ Mr. David Dobson, of Grey, to
Mies Jane Nioholls, of Rullett,
AUCTION SALES.
TIUDISDAT, APRIL STIL—Varm stock im-
Moments and household turnituro, Litt 10,
con. 7, Grey. Sale to commenco at 10,80
o'clock. rotor McDougall, executor. Goo.
'Kirkby, auetioneer.
TOUSTILY, Arum stook and
implements, on lot 35, con, 12, Groy, Salo
to otinunouco at 1 o'clock: M. Slingorlan 0,
prop., Geo, Kirkby, auct,
sentriGt
Spring shows will be hold in HAS vicinity
his season as follows :
Bast Huron ,nb Brussels, Friday, Apri118,
ivfnnehaster, Friday, April 0.
Sonforth, Tnoinlity, April 20,
South Huron, Bruoefield, Wednooday,
April 21.
Stephan and Lisburne, itt Brotor, ou
day, April 23.
Stratford, on Thursday, April 22.
SC Marys, Wednesday, April 21.
Lintowol, April 21.
Miteholl, April 9,
Newry, April 20.
Wingham, April 14,
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Brussels Market.
00BABOTED Od.rortilia E TSUI WIDEN.
White Fitli Wheat.... .. 77 78
78
80
48
20
58
12
10
Its& Wintot
Spring Whost
Barley
Oats
Pens
Butter, tubs and rolls ,
Bggs per doom
Flour por barrel
Potatoos
Hay p05200
Bides per lb
Dressod Hogs
Salt por bbl., wholesale
Sheep skins, each
Wool
79
78
56
30
00
15
00
5 00 • 00
25 ' 35
800 1401)
7 72
8 00 8 50
60 80
50 1 00
17 18
MeOBAOKEN, ISSUER,
VY s id:Urdu& 1,1aoutoS. 01625 at his
Grocory,Turaborry street, 2-23
McNAlit, 1551J1i11 01,' MAI?.
riage Licensee, by appolututoul.
Lioutenant•Govornor, Commissional!, &a, Q.
Bn
B. Coveyana
cer nd Agen Fi
re Insurance 10.
Oftco at tho Orembrook Post Office,
Robert Cu n ni n gh am,
INS URA NOE AGENT,
Guelph, Ontario.
T 121. O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE,
ti . Accident and Loan Ineuranoo Agent for
mum of the best and most reliable Go moan -
les in the Dominion, 011100, Brick Terraoo,
Turuherry Shoot, 0005 1110 station. Bin
NEW BLA.OESMITH.
Bring your lame horses to Daniol Ewan, he
has
LEASED W. T. HUNTER'S STAND)
n mesas. Haying practiced for years and
01002140 tho highest . position in tho leading
horso-ehoeing establishment of Graham.Ettin
burgh, &Oland. Also having passed with
honors through the Royal Veterinary Shooing
School ,of 1. S. Brat th, ondou England, whet e
hundreds of aripplod horson passed our
hands daily 0 oar safely guarantee to Cure 0011.
Stranbeel 1651 03 interfering homer. New work
and repairiring of all kinde 1000 031 roasonanle
terms, and workmanship that will please. hy
giving ma 5. call I fool satisgod I would Gomm
your trade. D. EWAN,
17.15 Hunter's Old Stand.
BANKING.
MuiNTOSIIsis VoTA.GGAIT,
BANKERS, .:- BRUSSELS,
Transat a General Banking
1311541145S.
Notes to hand discountod.
Intermit allowed 531 deposIti repayable op
demand,
Prom pi attention glyon to oollootlons..
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
(1IFFARD ELLIOTT, LAW OF -
LA floe, Grant's Illook, Drumlin Money to
loan.
131 E. WADE, BARRISTER, ctte.
. ()Mae formerly monolog b y ltIo-
Coll, Esq., 333 LuStie's 131 51.347' 5.1 loan.
B. DICKSON, (LATE WITH
Darrow & Proutlfoos, Gioderloh)
Convoyancer, 11111.10, Grant's block,
Brussels. Money to loan.
A LEX HUNTER, CLERK OF
the Fourth Division ,301irt Co, Huron,
Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, Loan mut
Insoranco Agonb. My embed and to loan.
Collootions made. ()Aloe in Graben -3'e 131000,
Emmons,
MEDICAL CARDS.
.1 A. :Mc:NAUGHTON, M. D., 0.
eY o M. L. 11. C. 1', Edinburgh. Phyeician,
Surgn eoand Acconutiour, 0111oo, Airs. Shiel's
blook, Purnb•,rry 4151,1,
T A HUTOHINSON,
u •
M. L. 0.1'. Edinburgh,
Has Annoyed to ale 1.0010.111100 011 AHD atroat,
the house lormorly occupied uy Dr. Gramm
d w
nod be there at night. ho 01111 retain
nn °Moe at 15argrOur00' Drug Store,
a _
DENTAL.
(Z L. BALL, L. D. 13., HONOR
a.ea • Graduate and Momper nt 1110 Royal
College of Dental Surgoons, Toronto. The
Various milesthatice given, oleo n. 110..4 looal
ansistlietlo for tho gums only. All operations
carefully performed 141.1(i guarentood. Prieos
modomee. Pull eats 05 22,111 from 50 to 825.
°Moe over Powell's store. Hours 8 a.m. to Ip,
DIMNESS CARDS.
;jfISS O'CONNOR, TEACHER
J.. of Thorough Bass, Voual and Instru
mental Music on Plano, Organ and Qatar.
Reforms:le—Ladles of Loretto, Guolph.
Itosidou00—No. 2 south, Brick Tarmac,
4d -Sin 13rusaols, Ont.
L1 W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
1.2 • 00011318.10 01 Ontario Veterinary Collcge,
has resumed Mut prao lice of John Nott, V. 5.,
natio; prepared to treat all tHsoame of domes-
ticated animate on soluutilla 11,1 approvad
prinoirdos. Treatment of dalicato foals a
specialty. 03300 at John Nott's, V. S.
melte"
e
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Caused by .A.. It. SMITH who has just received his Spring Stock of
Canadian & Scotch Tweeds,
English and Scotch. Worsteds and Panting, and French Suitingd.
Can Save from $1.50 to $2.00 a Suit by.Purchasing from A. R. Smith
and have a bettor selection than. 5517y store in 1351152e18. I have
file
High Prices ,and
Guarantee Satisfaction
DIP
OR NO SALE,
Gall & Convince Yourse]ves
ir
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The Great Clothier.
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