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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1886-5-7, Page 44 (Arnmets Vost PRIDAY , MAY 7, 1886. Cet xieeXteettedJNweer te • A. project hi on foot n Bellevillo fax bridging the by. The tanners of Ontario have form. ed. An association. The tolls on the Burlington Canal have been ebdlished. Hareilton'e assessment returns show a population of 41,280, The body of the woman found in the whirlpool has been identified as that of Itivs. Caine. Hon. Oliver Mowat returned from Colorado Thursday very much im- , proved ii health. Thos. Pell and wife have been sent to the penitentiary. at the Belleville assizes, 'for arson. The Mayors of Toronto and Park - dale have commenced a correspond - °nee on the Annexation question. Winnipeg is erecting a reontimeut in memory of her volunteers who fell last spring, which will cost $5,000. A man has been shot in Keppel Township in mietake, preeumably, for one of the detectives engaged on the Bailie tragedy - At e meeting of contractors Thurs- day night a resolution was passed to pay the hod -carriers from ibe 8rd of May 16 cents per hour. At the March drawing of the Loh - loathe State lottery, J. C. Pettypiece of Anderdon, drew $200. Last week he received, through L. Cuddy, the amount. According to the new assessment the population of St. Thomas is 10,. . 127, and theessessment $5,076,025, the latter an increase of $1,880,226 over last year. The bullett which John Reid, of St. Thomas fired into his bead witt • suicidal intent about six weeks ago has been recovered. It is thought Reid will recover. ,The it for the Halifax dry dock ii: understood to nave been selected, The dock is to be conshnoted of stone, will. occupy three pert in building, ante will be Oho largest In the world, It may not be generally known that at least awelie varieties of fish aro caught in Lake Superior, whitefish, herring, pickerel, pike, sturgeon, red and common eiskeret, small and large brook trout, sinkers and perch. The Police Magistrate at Hamilton on Friday isentenoed a lad named; Harry Wilde to four years in the Re- formatory at Penetanguishene. The boy is only 12 years of age, but has got beyond his mother's control. Five hundred dollars a side hits been deposited for a fight between Gilrnere and Hawkins. It is not de- cided whether the fight will Wee place et Toronto or at a pbint half wee, 1,1ween that city and Winnipeg. Armee, other, exhibits whioh have gone 'e the Colonial Exhibition is large block of coal weighing several tons. Tliie large specimen of bleak diarrend cent° from Britieh Colurn. • bia, ad it is said to be the largest yet procured in Canada. Sarnia Canadian : The fruit grim ere from the lake shore fade Jamie report the fruit cproupects something magnificent and unpreo edented. The fruit trees are literally covered ‚with blosuorne, and should no misfortune happen, the yield will be something immense. At tho Salvation Army meeting in the Temple, Toronto, Thuredity night some of the women converts tore the feathers from their hate and threw them away. Some of the men also pitched their pipes and tobacco away. The greatest excitement prevailed. Wro, Goderham will acoonapeng Marshall Ballington Booth to Bug - land. There is great indignation in New- foundlend over the reported gettle• molt of the French claims in New- foendlend, Pater Murray, proprietor of the Willie. Times, has been awarded $10 damages becalm the Toronto Globe published an item stating that "Peter Murray, of °ratio, was caught paiis• ing a raised bill at Toronto." As the verdiet of the Cow:: carried costs the Globe will have to pay several hundred dollars altogether for the crime of publishing the item quoted above. It happened in this way e A mau was arrested in Toronto for pints- ing a raised bill, He gave his name as Peter Murray and his residenee as Sarnia. Police Court reporters know that prisoners frequently give their names and addresses incorrectly. Willie listening to the ease, the re- porter heard a policeman say. "Tina is the name of the editor of the Gr- ine Times." He therefore -wrote in his report in his report, "Peter Mur- ray, of instead of "Peter Mur- ray, of Sarnia." Mr. Murray, of haetened to Toronto and point. ed out the mistake. 11 was promptly corrected in blur Globe, Then he had his lawyer write to the Globe that a wilt had been issued for $10,000 damages, but that the suit would. not be pushed if the Globe would remib $500 by'Mr. Murray's lawyer. The Globe published a second apology in its still words, but declined to pay the $500 ; the 'mit followed, with the re- sult mentioned above. • '11L iCf1j13 ttex.7, 1866. eegeeeg-ee-e-e----e----eeeegeeeeaeeeeaeet, eagergirate- The Manitoba Legislature on Thursday passed a resolution dealer. ing that, unless e satisfediory guar- entee bo given to the Railway Com- mittee at Ottawa at once that funds for the construction of the Northwest Central Railway will be 'forthcoming' the land grant to that road will be cancelled, and the Governor-in-Coun• ail be applied to to Arrange' With a new company to perform the work. The Prince of Wales visited , the Colonial Exhibition Satueday, and spent nearly ill& an hour inspecting tho Canadian Cottrt. Ho was receiv ed by Sir Charles Tupper and tho other members of the Commission, and several Canadians: now in the metropolis. After a brief examinee Son Gi sob feature of the Court the Prince expreesed limed( as being pined to find Buell an excellent ex- hibit, rineh would doubtless botnore aoroplete on the opening day. Ile pronneeCl to retbrn and pay II longer visit eted make a more careful exam. ination later on. Much activity is heing shewn in the Canadian Court, but owing to•the non arrival of the xhibitt 110ust rennin inoomplete fax some time:after the opening day. •116114 Popular Stallions. "Taos weenie," Monday, will leave hie own etable, and proceed south ko George Avery's, lot 14, eon. 16, Grey, for noon ; them (Alt to T. Plenry Sperling's where he ‚wilt arrive et 2 o'oloolt nod remain 1 hour, thence west to Conrad eel's, lot 24, con. 11, Gray, for night. Tuesday, will proceed east to Alex. Herd's, lot 8, can. 11, Elena, for noon; thence to Wynn's hotel, Newry, for night. Wednesday, proceed north to W. Jaekson's, lob 6, con. '7, Elma, for noon ; thenoe west to W. Brown's, lot 65, eon. 1, Grey, for night. Thursday, will proceed to Robertson's hotel, Ethel fax noon; then west to John Molutoeh's, Int 15, con. 6, Grey, fax night. Friday, will pro• coed to the Central hotel, Bruseele, for noon; therm to his own stable, Orttnbrook, where lie will remain un til the following Monday morning The above route will be continued throughout tho season health and wether permitting. McDonald, Whitfield & Miami, proprietors. P. MoDonald, groom. The following stallione will stand fax the maprovement of stock, Olio season, as follows a-• "YOUNG ontlemesone." Monday, will leave his owu stile, lot'17, con. 14, Grey, entedapiabood to Robertson's hotel, Ethel, fax noon ; thence east to the 8111 .con. Elena, thence south to lot 6, don. 11, to Wm, Weir's for night.; Tuesday,- wIllearb- °sad along thee 12111 lie of Elma, to Wynn's hotel, Newry, fax noon; thence to J. W. Boydni, con. 6, Elma, for night. Wednesday, will proceed to Mr. Sproul'e, Britton, for noon; thence to the Grand Central hotel, Listowel, fax the •raignt. Theireday, will pro- ceed weal; along the boundary between Wallace and Elms, to Peter_ David. son's, lot 8, con. 1, Blum! for!'neou ; thence -tootle Peter Scott's, Moles- worthaWmight. , Friday, will pro - (seed Weitfletiong the boundary of Wal- lace ared•theey,lo John. Arneetroug's, con. 1, Gray, for, noon ; thence to Mc- Ewen's haul, Jai:D.00min, fax night. Seturday, will proceed to Rich, Arm- strong's, lot 27, con. 4, Morrie, for noon; thence to the Queen's hotel, Benseele, where he will remain from 8 to 6 pttn , theece, via Crienbrook, to hie own stable where he will remain un0 tile following Monday morniug. The above route will be oontiuusd thioughinet the 'seeson hoalth and weather permitting. McNeil & Shine, proprietors. L. McNeil, groom. "LUCKY GETTRII," [280]. Monday, will leave hie own stable, 41h oeu., Morris, and proceed north on the centre sideroad, 8a nailed, thence east to W. 3. Johnaton's, 2nd concession for noon; thence to James- town, then east on the 2ad con. of Gxey, 84 miles, then north to Alex. Robinson's fax the night. • Tneeday, will proceed 14 miles north, then oast on 2nd clone Howick, to Hugh - son's fax noon ; thence 14- east, then north 2i nines 00 eideroad, then west to Joseph Hunt', fax the night, Wednesday, will proceed through Gorrie, then 14 miles east on 8th con. then north on sideroad to Jae, Gel-- braith's fax noonte thence west on the 15th con. to, the\ gravel, then to NVni. Jobbne Turnborey, fax the night,. Thursday, will proceed west 14 miles then north 24 via Half:catty House, then to Robe 3. 1,1cliagus'e for noon then west to the corner, and south to the Queen's hotel, Wingliam, for the night. Friday, will proceed to Stow - art's hotel, Belgravia fax noon ; then 24 milesouth to con. 6, Morris, then east to J. b 0. Liagan'e for the night. Saturday, will proceed emit to the gravel, then to Qneenni hotel, Bras. eels, for noon ; thence via 5th eon. Morris, to bus owu etable, where no will remain until the following Mon- day. A. 4 3. Spoirepropeletors. Jed. Webeiter, managbiankee0.. - onamone n Lae, • tMonday, will l4ge6i his own 0,,bia Ewa. prootted to Bluevale ter, anon' ;thence to Wrometere tS Mega; hotel,' for one hour, thou to teorrie, to Dane''', hotel fax the night. Tneeday, will proceed north 24 mikes, then'Weet 4 to Wm. Weir's for noon ; thence to B.elenore fax ono hour, then to side for the night. Weduesday, will proceed north 14 melee, they to Toes - water, Wylieet hotel, fax noon ; thou to Half way House for ons hour, theu to the Queen's hotel, Wingham, for night. Thursday, will proceed to Stowart's hotel Belgravea eloon'; thence -4o Blyth. bfilne'a hotel, fax night. 'Friday, will prodsed to An- drew Taylor's 12th 418th cons. Hui. lett, fax ono hbur, thio, via lIarlook, to L. Taeker'e for neon ; then to the boondary, then to .Beirnoie ; Walton, for:one hour„thea to Thos. Oerter's Stil COD., Mania, for elight.Setur- day, wile proceed to 'the Queenai ho- tel, Brueeeltailde noon ; tines to his own etableatlieare be will remain 00 - til the folio et•eine Mon (14. L. & 3. Speir; proprietors. Jas. Upetx, man- ager. "YOUNG PRINOD FWILDS." Monday, will leave his own etable, lot 1, con. 7, Grey, and proceed to Robertson's hotel, Ethel, fax noon ; thence south to the 9111 and 10th cons. then east to J: K. Bakee's for night. Tueeday, will prooced to the Henfreen• cons., then east 14 miles, then north to Searle's hohol, Trowbridge, fax noon ; thence north to tho 2nd cont of Elam, then 14 miles , west, then north on the bountlary•between Elmo and Greiyarthen west to WM, (Amp. bell's fax night. Wedneediy, will proceed to.saboel hontie, No. 8 e•Wal- lace, then north • on the Eiirdevieh road to Jae. inIeDiarraid'e, lot 20, eon. 2, Howielc, foanoon ; thence west 8i miles to the .eQ:cirene road, then south to Alex, Clanantill's, corner or,,Wal. lace, for nightle.TinirsdAy/will pro - coed along the boindaejet ett Howick and Wallace 11 hula, 11'1'6n wed 14, milos, then smith 14 miles, then east to Donald McDonald's for noon ; thence eoutle bo 61,11 (sun. Gray, then west' to W. Pollard's for night. Fri- day, will proceed along the 5th and 6th eons., to the gravel read and then • to his own stable fax tho night. Sat- urday, will prooeed to the Central ho- tel, 1.1knesels, fax noon ; thence to his own stable whore ho will roman tn. 11 the following Monday morning. The above route will be continued health and weather permitting. D. & D, MeLatteltlin, peoprietore, NEW SHOP! Messra. Watts at McKague take pleasure in informing the people of Brum& and surrounding Coun- try that they have opened a Carriage slid horse Shoeing Shop. on Thomas stroot, opposite the Queen's hotel etable, Bruseels, where they are prepared to attend to all work entrusted to them in a manner that guarantees eatisf tion every time. All laterforing or lame horses treated on scientifie principles. GIVE US A. CALL, Our work will speak fax itself. "YOUNG HIGHLAND anima" Monday, will leave his own stable, lot 6, con. 12, Grey, and proceed to Samuel Shine's, lot 16, eon. 8, Grey, for noon ; thence east along 9111 24 miles, and eolith to 3. Livingston's, lot 27, oon. 15, fax night. Tuesday, will proceed along the 16th con., thence north on the 12th cone to lianas, lot 2, con. 11, Elma, for noon ; thence to Wynn'e hotel, New- ry, for night. Wednesday, will pro- ceed north to Elora Centre, thence east along the 7th C011„ to Chas. Nichol's, lot 30, oon. 8, Elmo'fax noon ; thenbs north to Jacob Ten- naut's, lo t19, con, 4, fax night. Thurs- day, rill proceed north to con. 2, Elma, thence east on the boundary road to Chas. Coughlin's, 2nd lino, Wallace, for noon ; thence west to Seeback's hotel, Gowanstown, ler 'night. Friday, will proceed west to David Shoe's, 5th lino Wallace, for noon ; thence west to T. Granger'e, on the boundary, fax night. Bathx. day, will proceed along the boundary to con, 2, Grey, to Wm. White's, lob 7, con. 2, Grey, for noon ; thence to tho Queen's hotel, Brussele, fax two hours, theme to his own stable where he will remain until the following Monday morning. The above route will be contined throughout the season health and weather permitting, Shine MoNeil, proprietors. Robt. Dena& groom. Watts & McKague. CARRIAGE MAKIN G. • James ,*,411zer Desires to intimate to the public generally that he has opened a earrings shop in con- neetion with the Carriage and f3hoeing Shop 'or Messrs. Watts ik NIcKaguo, OPP.OPITE QUEEN'S • EIOTEL ST&BLES, where first -etas; work will be turned out. ' illepaiTin4 a S'pecialty this Summer. Baving had o 1Piig experience in the trade I feel -sate in Saying I Gan Please the Public, Don't Order new work until you See Me. Jets, ITraiher4 .„ opnet07'. LISTOW E L. WOOLEN r5 r THE GOOK'S BEST MEM pPORTANT TO DAKOTA SETTLERS. LAND COMM MOSER SPARES' FAIT- OTJS ORDER OF &PR1L Bun BB- VOICBD BY SECRETARY LAMAR. lifonest settlers not be made to suffer be - °alum of a IOW disreputable eharaotere. Reported Resignation or Removal of Sparks. Washington, D. 0., Special Telegram, April 7. -The text of the order of roveoation and a history of the order of April 3 were laid before each member of the cabinet at yesterday's meeting. Tito !Regan° of bis order of revocation was approved as la stands. It is said that if any evasion or': the order is attempted, Mr. Sparks will be milled on to resign. 111 01' Or onenn. Following is the full text of the order of revocation :-Departroent of the Interior, Washington, D. C., April tho Com- missioner of the General Land Office : On April 5, 1885, yon issued the following order :- Practice, Suspension of Entries -Final action ill this ()Lau upon all entries of the publie land, except private cash entries and such scrip locations as are not dependent upon sots of settlement and cultivation, is eiespeueed in the following localities, yiz A.11 west of the first guide meridian west in Kansas ; all west of range 17 west in Ne- braska ; the whole of Colorado, except land in the late Ute reservations ; all of Dakota, Idaho, Utah, nraelitogton, New Mexico, Montana, Wyoming and Nevada ; and that portion of Minnesota north of the indemnity limits of the Northern Pacific railroad aud east of the indemnity limits of the St. Paul, Minneapolis ds Manitoba railroad. In ad- dition, final action in this office will bo sus - ',ended upon a 1 timber entries tinder the act of June 3,1378, also upon all 0CI508 Of, desert land entries. [Signed] W. A. Z. SPIRES, Commis:donor. Whatever necessity may have existed at the' time of its promulgation has ceased. to be sufficient to longer continue an ordex. suspending all odious, alld involving in a oommon condemnation the innocent and thetguilty, the honest and the dishonest. While I earnestly urge the exercise of the strictest vigilance to prevent by all the agencies within our power, the consumma- tion of fraudulent or wrongful land claims, yet, when the vigilance of all these agenbiee shorn no substantial evidence of fraud or wrung, honest elitims should not be delayed or their consideration refused on general • reports or rumors. The above order as is- sued by you is therefore revoked, and. yon will proceed in the regular orderly and law - f at consideration and disposal of the claims suspended by it. Very respectfully, • [digued] L. Q. 0, Latraa, Secretary. ILLS. 111.15,. 2 MFOL WTLA.= For the Season14.386;. Cash Paid, . . . I are prepared to peg the highest cash lirioo for good fleece wool delivered ab the Lis= towel Woolen Mille. ,Haviing, boon dieien years in businelis hole, ffilluiri always been my andeaVor to pay higher:than the market allows, and in tins past years have paid city market prices. Wool being sa& lOw 10 3100, ib will afford rile pleasure to pay the highest price going.: In. exchanging wool for goods will allow a 'tow cents more. Will also guar- antee to soli my good s at Cash' iiiicos. 1 ciont have two priees-oush and trade-iny ride is oue iiriee only. Running -the year roundenables me to' carry a large stock. TWA Soft be:tinge:larger stock than usual, will offer you The best Stook of,Tweeds intic DYi6oio, to choose front. „Doable awl TI'igte(I'Fiiul404; :Monads, Blankets, all. Goods of • the.,.Wervest and Latest Designs. Ocniquarly with your wooldncl you*ill find us ready .ita willing to giva'ynti•eur • best attention, We will be happylor you to', sped Gbuile incl Prises before diepusing of your wool,- I remain, yours respectffilly, .• .. . 13: P. '131:t00 -1<e . i • . road, then north to the 7th and 8th ,.. t TION I .R1LLE 1LLS9 01-4A GE' OF PROR`IETORS Hiwhig °dell:P.1r eg feetsistrhs .0 Wwenalle.,11Tuiabirsatored4sAdieunscl. to intimate to the farmers . of linton Co: and the 'lbite gonvally that we are prepared to turn oat the best brandi of Flour, look after the Gristing Trade, supPIST any quantefBra, ohtopLAtlil, ::A31°:4titf°i:lit. TheiniU 0[k11Ltites:id1s20 fo in saying we gnetranteo sittiSfactime, • Flour and Feed Always on Hand, sr'Gristing and Ohopping,promptly attended. to. A CALL, SOLICITED. Stewarb 84. Lowick, . PROPP,11.17ORS. 4