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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1886-7-30, Page 8S qst oo1 tore. Cricket Bats, Wickets and Balls For Boy ,just to hand. Seo them Baso Balls, Hard Rubber Balls Croquet Sets, Haminocks, Baskets Explc:-s ]Wagons, &c. in stools and sold at a small margin on cost, ii nice assortment of FANS to .from. om. • GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTNE ftN EXTENT' ON, W G & O. R• Trains he&'e Brussels Station, north and south, asfonaws:— CDing South, Going North. Mnn 715 a.m. 11111'I Mixed ...... ......I0:25e.n. Express 11:45 a.m. I Mall 8:40 p.m, Mixed ............3:50 p.m I Express 0:85 p.m, The morning train south and the night train north will only run on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays. .root Pins. A cbiel's among ye takin' notes ,&n' faith he'll prent it. KRASH KOATS r all the go. ]SIx2Sunday will be the 1st of .August. EXTRA valie in Fruit Jars and pickling vine ,rs at Thomson's, FALL wheat will yield a good return ''this fall. AMENT's stave factory and mill has shut down for a few weeks. J. A. CREIGHTON and wifo spent last Sunday at Kincardine. Mies FRANCIS and Miss Nina Rogers aro away at Delaware on a •holiday visit. THE residence of Joseph Laird is being improved by the application of a coat of paint. AN interesting communication from J. D. Ronald is to hand. It will ap- pear next week. RODERICK Ross is having a stone foundation put under his hence, Alex- ander street. OUR subscription list continues to grow. Hand 1n your name if yon are not already a subscriber. NEXT Sunday is the regular quart• erly sacramental service in the Meth odist church. Service at 10:30 a.m. etwneo to our going to press a day earlier this week our used large amount of district news is not to hand. SEE the new advt. of Reeve Rogers in this week's Pon. He is going to keep this bargains on the go this soon• mer and fall. JAS, WILSON, Elizabeth street, is having the exterior of his residence greatly improved this summer. WILLIAM JEWELL and wife, of Osh- awa, were visiting at G. A. Beer's this week. Mrs. Jewell is a sister to Mr. Beer, Miss PRETTY, who has been taking charge of the millinery department at the Garfield House, left Brussels for her summer vacation last Friday. MRs, SAML. PEARSON arrived home last week from a visit of several weeks to•Port Huron. Fred. Pelton is In the.grocery business there and is do- ing well. THE choral service in which the history of Luther was token up was rendered in St. John's church last Sunday evening. E. B. Burt had Charge of the exercise. THos. HAscxoeT arrived in Brus- sels from the Old Country last Tues- day, Es was greatly benefiitted by his trip. Duncan McArthur, of Mor- ris township, accompanied him. To those requiring aids to vision. Be sure itt asking for Laurance's spectacles— that you get B. LAIIRANOE'e—as there are imitations in the market, and see that exery pair is stamped B. L., without which novo aro genuine. Do not bo deceived by any similiarity in the name. THERE is quite a difference between $75 and $887. Grey township offers Brussels the former sum for our share' of the ,$8,162 interest on the Land Improvement Fund, coming to Grey, while we claim the $887. ST. Joust's Sunday School held their annual picnic in Armstrong's grove on Tuesday of this week. The afternoon was beautiful and the scholars had a very joyous limo with swings, foot hall, and other games and sports. , PARTIES desirous of taking excursion trips by the most desirable routes on Lake Huron, Georgian Bay and Lalto Superior. Apply to T. Fletcber for information, rates, oto, Port Arthur and return 4125 ; Duluth and return $25; 8, S, 141arie and return $12, calling at all ports up and down. Those fares include state room, board, &o. Co0PLi1NT has been made by sever- al persons of the conduct of a num. bar of boys in the vicinity of the ter- race last Monday night. If their names can he obtained they will be made au example of. The charge is disorderly conduct and creating it public nuisance. THE BRUSSELS POST JULY 30, 1886. .... .. ..: a.,n,ar,,.....r.�aa�•�ra++�r .rr,,,.....4.,,..�.�.,,u�.,a�rr . BENI'S ROGERS expsete to be horns on Saturday. VILLAGE Council willoouvane next Monday evening at 8 o'clock, Mies BOOTY, of Galt, is visiting at B. Leatberdale's this wools. REEVE HAT, of Listowel, was in Brussels last Tuesday for a few ltotlre. THE representatives of the various civic and municipal Conneils will par- take of luncheon at the Town Hall, noon, as the guests of the citizens of Listowel, On Thursday. SoMEoNn intimated that the flags of the Salvation Army, in their parade on Monday, looked as it they had fallen heir to what was left over from the 12th of July celebration. WE are in receipt of the Dominion of Canada Guide Book, being the la- test work containing information to intending settlers. It is profusely il- lustrated and is a very interesting and valuable work. RETURN fare to Listowel GO cents on the day of the Bance tournament, &o. The train leaves Brussels at 7:15 a.m. on Thursday and 7:50 a,m, on Friday. Tickets good to go on the 28th, 29th and 30th. J. H. YOUNG, Thos. Moore, J. 3. Gilpin, T. Fletcher, Henry Mooney, Jno. Fear and K. McKenzie were elected representatives of the Meth- odist congregation for the ensuing year and will have a goat at the Quarterly Board, TENDERS are asked for the build- ing of St• feet of stone work to the ,stone abutments of the Brussels bridge preparatory to the erection of the iron bridge. The person getting the contract to furnish material. Tenders will be received by John An- sley, Co. Engineer, Wingham, until Tuesday, Aug. 10th. '1'HE Town Hall has been very much improved by the recant renovating. Tho ceiling of the hall has been whit- ened and the walls colored a light green, with a bine border. The un- sightly stage curtain and fixings have been taken away altogether, making a great improvement in the appear• once of the audience room. To strengthen the building two iron rods have beau put through. The broken joists have been repaired and a coat of paint and an addition to the chim- ney will oomplete the work. Watson Ainley has had the work in charge and has done it well. KNOX church has been receiving a thorough overhauling and a wonder. ful transformation has taken place. The ceiling is painted a light pink ; the walls and seats a light drab ; the back of the pulpit papered with marble paper. The pulpit and pre. cantor's desk are nicely gramad in imitation of oak. Two new chairs, nicely upholstered have been purchas- ed for the pastor and precentor. The windows are frosted with the outside row of glass painted in bright colors. The painting, &o., was done by Wm. Roddick and the upholstering by R. Malcolm. The regular Sabbath ser- vices will be resumed next Sunday at the usual hours. S. A. Jnx7LES,—The jubilee an- nounced in last week's issue came off Monday evening. Detatahmente were present from Listowel, Wingham, Sea - forth, Tesawater and Blyth. Special Vanallen, the hallelujah trumpeter, was in charge of the meeting assisted by the following officers :--Capt. Co- burn and Lieut. Cowan, Wingham ; Lieut. Smale and Cadet Prince, Blyth; Capt. Wessels and Oadet Eckett, Lie towel; Capt. Willis and 'Lieut. Bell, Seaforth; Oapt. Blackwell and Cadet, Teeewater ; Capt. Laing, God erioh ; and•Lieut. Trott, Hagersville. The singing was good, especially' by Lieut. Smale, who sang'"I'm the child of a King," in a way that left a favorable impression on the large audience. Capt. Coburn also sang a solo. The experiences werefull of enthusiasm and interest, and as one after another tes- tified to the saving grace of God ,it could not help but give a weight to the meeting. Capt. Coburn related her experience in an interesting man- ner, she has a powerful voice. Mr. Renton was called upon to speak a few words and was welcomed with several "volleys," both from platform and audience, Ho spoke of his ex- perience and connection with the Army previous to his connection with the Methodist Church, Nevi fsaturee in the jubilee was the singing of two little children of David Heist, and the dedication of the infant of Wm. Parr to the Lord. Tho Hall was well filled and outside of what may be spiritual the coffers of the S.A. will be the bettor of it good many dollars. Special Van - alien as a commanding officer does very well and one noticeable part of the exercises was the freedom from frivolous yarns, songs and speeches made nee or to give the audience a laugh. Captains Coburn and Wes- sels in their addresses got off a lot of good things, Capt. Coburn should be called "The Donald .Dinnie" of the Salvation Army. FRED. Fnitr, of Galt, was in town on Monday of tine week, We would like to see Ilim it resilient of Brussels again. CRICKET has b000nie a very popular game in Bruesele this season and from the old veteran, who is good for 80 rune, down to the 5 year olds it is bat, wickets and ball, awountod to the handsome sum of $Scliuoludiug Mrs. Scot;^s anbecrip lion of $100, Rev, 0. E. Stafford, formerly of Brussels, is the pastor. Thos, MAXWELL is beautifying his residence o11 John street by the erec- tion of a verandah and adding other improvements. He has a very com- fortableplace and enjoys life, if THs Pose is a judge. Ray. W. T. CLUFF and wife and Miss Ronald left Brussels last Friday evening for Owen Sound, where they took the C. P. R. steamer for Duluth. They purchased their tickets from T. Fletcher, local agent 0. P. R, D. D. SHRAGG and Mrs. Shragg ANDREW 13nAInWoon, of Palmerston, WW1 visiting D, Siliol this week. A, Daewo and wifo, of London, were visiting in town tike week. Janos Wiriaxsoi has taken a position in Hess Bros. factory in Listowel, A CRICKEET neural' will he played, on the park, between an eleven ohoson by the President of the cricket club and a Bice number captained by the Vice -President on the civic holiday. Game will commence at 10 o'clock, sharp. REV. F. RYAN and family, of Flor• °nae, expects to spend a week- or so visiting their old parishioners in this locality. The rev. gentleman will preach in St. John's church at 11 a. m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 8th and at Walton at 2:30 on the same day. IT is to be hoped the contractor for the new iron bridge will be up to time.in the completion of his work by Oat. let so that on our Fall Show went to Toronto on Friday of last days there will be no drawback in week to consult an oculist conoering crossing the river. Will Commies - the removal of Mr. Shragg's injured loner Ansley see to tike and greatly eye. The delicate operation was per- formed on Saturday and the patient arrived home on Tuesday. THE corner stone of the new Meth- ddiet Church in the town of Palmer- ston was laid on July 12th, by Mrs, J. W. Scott, of Listowel. After the stone was laid some six hundred peo• plc partook of dinner in the Town Hall, The total proceeds for the clay THE funeral of the late Mrs. David Shiel brought Miss McKinnon, bliss Jennie Shiel and David Shiel jr., of Galt; Mr. Armstrong, of Guelph ; Wm. Richardson, of Walkerton ; Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. McAllister, John Wil- son and John Thomson and wife, of Seaforth, to town on Thursday of last week. THE Clinton base ball club are trying to get some club in the County bo "tread on the tail of their coat" but the papers say without eucoeas. Brussels has no organized club this year but we venture to say a nine can a in be got together to give th O1 ton - ions a lively whirl. We believe the Secretary of the "Dauntless" has been communicated With.' BRUSSELS HAS NOT —One wooden verandah on the front street.— Enough street lamps.—Push enough in looking after our own interests as a town. Polities and sectional strife is eating out our strength. Other towns are taking the start of us and will unless we wake up.—System enough in the management of the Fire Brigade.—Taken care enough.of its cemetery. The situation is one of the best but the plot 1e running to geed.—'Phe railroad accommodation it should have. Our freight rates are too high. THERE was a little fire scare on Fri- day afternoon. The Ronald Works whistle blew a warning blast and soon the fire alarm was rung. The fire was soon located, the engine hurried to the rider bind hose quickly laid to Ament Bros. mills, where a fire had started from a spark from the smoke stack. By good work being done in time with pails and a little drenching from the engine the fire was put out without doing any damage. Had it not been noticed for a few minutes a serious conflagration would have been the result and Brussels would have lost a valuable industry. THE C. P. R., now that their train service to the Pacific Coast is fully established, in order to encourage travel to British Oolumbia and give their many well-wishers an opportun- ity of seeing the country and their lino, have made a big reduction it rates. Second Olass passage is offer- ed to Vancouver or Victoria, from any point on their line in Ontario and Quebec, for $50.00; First Class for $75.00, andFirat Glass return tourist tickets, good for stop over at any point of interest on the route, for $110. Passengers have the option of going by their Lake Route or Rail Route. Return tourists, goicg by one route and returning the other. PRosussonE. STONE WIGGINS, the weather prophet, insists that the great storm he predicted for this fall will be on hand. Ho says he does not anticipate further great changes in weather until the fall. "September," he Bays, "will open cold and.etormy, premonitory to my great storm com- mending on the afternoon of Septem- ber 20th, and the groat war of the elements will come as aura as the sun is in Heaven. It will be a storm of unparalleled violence, and after sweep- ing acro* the Atlantic and traversing the country, will exhaust its energies upon the rugged front offered by the Rociky Itiountaine, The fishermen of the Maritime Previnoee and New- foundland have not been slow to ap. preciate my predictions, and I have already received intelligence from many that they have made arrange- ments to be in port on the !date of the destructive storm. oblige the people of Brussels ? THE Goderioh Signal of last week says :—A. M. Kay, deputy postmast- er, has been smiling to himself all week. He won a crazy quilt at the recent English church bazaar game of chrtnoe. A.ddie is beginning to mod, Rate upon matrimony now that he has started with the quilt. Girls look out. REV. JOSEPH ANRAND, for 14 years a missionary in Aneityum, New Heb- rides, lectured iu Melville church on Thursday evening. Ho reviewed his work among the people of that island and gave a very graphic and interest. ing account of the country, climate, crops, people, &o. The wife of Mr. Almond addressed the ladies of the congregation in the afternoon. Mr. Arland has been on furlough and on his return will go to a new island where the gospel has never been pro- claimed. BORN. Enna.— n Brussels, on tho 23rd lost., the wifo of W. H. Kerr, of THE POST, of n son. CLAns.—.In Brussels, on the 24th inst., the wife of Mr. Andrew Clark of a daugh- ter. ELLrorr.—In Molesworth, on the 18th inst., the wife of Mr. Jae. Elliott of a daugh- ter. Moroasum.—In Molesworth, on 15th inst., the wife of itIr. William Mitchell of a daughter. DIED. Joenrg.—In Seaforth, on the 20th inst., Thos. E. Joalin, aged 32 years. CO1S1ING FAIRS. Industrial, Toronto, Sept. Gth to 18th. Provincial, Guelph, Sept. 20th to 26tb. Central, Hamilton, Sept. 27th to Oot. let. Northern, Walkerton, Oct. 5th to 8th. East Huron, Brussels, Oct. 5th do 6th., South Huron, Seaforth, Sept. 27th & SSth• Wallace Union, Listowel, Sept. 30th d; Oct. 1st. East Wawanosh, Balgrave, Oct. 1st. West Huron, Goderioh, Sept. 21st de 22nd. ,Brussels Markets. CORRECTED 0AsnluLLr Eveay Mum. White Fall Wheat...... •. 70 72 72 73 60 78 45 50 29 30 50 51 10 12 10 00 4 50 00 100 00 7 0000 7 8 7k 6 00 5 50 60 80 50 1 00 17 20 Red Winter Spring Wheat Barley Oats Pear Butter, tubs and rolls Eggs per dozen.. Floor per barrel Potatoes new Hay per ton Hides per Dressed Hogs Salt ppr bbl., wholesale .t Sheep skins, eaoh Wool THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. WANTED.—A SERVANT GIRL at ones, Apply at Shop. MILS. D. A. SMALL MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER sent. Straight loansd. ARYyye SO- Oran b rook, CANTED.—STORE ROOM FOR Hones Furniture. Apply to H. J. W33ITLEEY s•tt At Good% Shoe Store. AOR SALE.—PARK LOT, CON- taiuing about g Bored, with house, stable well, and a number 0: fruit trues. (bearing) on the lot, For tonna and partieularo apply to A. HUNTER, Brussels. 58-tf (laOICE FARMS FOR SALE.— Atew splendid ,ifnereved,an arms d 00 osl in thetownehip of Grey, Morris 1o,. ApePyt ,A DI'1LGATTr,Co Auot1ion er Bru etHUROHES, PUBLIC BUILD— J lege and Private Pietistic painted and decorated in modern styles at reasonable. rates. Estimate given. Addreoe— II OLUOAB 20.11 Goderioh, T ABM IN GREY FOR SALE)3E• ing lot 15, on the 16th oon.eonteiuing 100 bores, south part lot 15 on 10 con„ conte thing 48 t orot. Lot 1,110 partly cleared, Oho bal. arum well timbered. A never failing oreek oroe050 the lot dud it Is well adopted for farm- ing or grating. Lot 15 is mostly cleared and wider geed enitivatl0n,the balance well CM - bored withiblhokash, ,Will Bell all together or in part ate Butt the purchaser, Fox fiirtbor particulars apply to the proprietor on the promises. Thin lot is Well drained. 11 GEO. AVIIBY BAWIKING. MoINTO STI & niuTAGGART, 135,N1{1CItS, -:- BRUSSELS, Transact a General Banking BOsiness. Notes to h.tod discounted. Interest it Ile We 1 01 deposit; ro.t tyable n demand. Prompt attention given to ordinations. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING._ 31 E. WADE, BARRISTER, &o. • Office formerly-000nplod by A, S. Mo. Oo11,17aq„ to Leokte's Block, Money to loan YYB. DIORSON, (LATE WITH ♦ Garrote & Proudfoot, Godortoh) Solio. Her, Conveyancer, oto, Mee, O'rant's block, Brussels. Money to loan, A HUNTER, CLERK OF the Fourth Olvlslou Court Co. Huron, Qonveynnuor, Notary Publlo, Laud, Loan and Inaurauao Agent. Funds invested nod to loan. Collections made. URloe in Graham's. Bleak Brussels. MEDICAL CARDS, T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.C. M. L. R. 0. P, Edinburgh. Physician, Burggeon and A000uoheur, Otace, Mrs. Shiol's block, Turnberry Street. • J-• A HUTCHINSON, ➢LD,, L. It. C. P. Pililtbargh, Coroner for the County of Huron. liosideuno, on Mill Street. 01noo at Har- greaves' Drug Store. DINTAL. (`I L. BALL, L. D. S., HONOR VI • Graduate and Momper of Ono Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. !rho various aotoothotios given, also a new local anotstbotte for the gums only. All operations msrodtenayopsFlunets ande:gut =1'5 uafm8.5 trial. Office over Powell'o 01000. Hours 9 a.m. to 0 p. m. BUSINESS CARDS. H. MaORAOKEN, ISSUER • of Marriage Licenses, 0faoo at his Grocery, Turuberry street. 3.00 A MoNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR - rialto Licensee, by appointment of Lieutenant -Governor, Commissioner, ,Co., Q. 13. Conveyancer and Agent Fire Insurance Co, Office 00 Oho Orahbrook Poet Office. Robert Cunningham, INSURE NCE AGENT, Guelph, - Ontario. T. 11. O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE, el • Aooidont and Loan Insurance Agent for some of the best and most reliable Oompan. los in the Dominion, Oeloo, Brick Terrace, Turnberry Sheet, uear the station. Sm IUTISSLILLA O'CONINOR, Teaaber of ?Smile, Vocal add In0trunxent- al on Organ, Plano, or Guitar. Harmony. and 'thorough Bass, Advanced pupils fitted for Teaching. Terms on application, Referenda —Ladies of Loretto Aoadetny, .Guelph. Reei- denco—No. 2, Terme , (south near station, TO W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR L' • Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Oollege, has resumed the prep Mae of John Nott, V. a., and ,s prepared to treat all diseases of domes- ticated animals on sotonliao and approved principles. Treatment of delicate oale a epeofalty. 001oo at Alm Notts, V. B. C OLD RING LOST.—A PLAIN, wide gold ring, with the initiate W. ELM. engraved on the inside, was loot lu 13ru05510 this week. A suitable reward will bo paid to the person returning it to Tire Poet Publish- ing House, JUDICIAL SALE OF A Valuable Farm, IN THE TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS, BY , TENDER. YOUNG VS. I'URVIS. Pursuant to the judgment lu the above ela- tion of .the Common, Pleas Division of the High Court of Justice at Toronto, dated the 22nd anus, 1888. thorn will bo sold by Tonder, With the' approbation of Sutherland Malcom. son Esquire, a Local Master at Goderioh, of the Supremo Court of Judicature for Ontario, the following valuable laude namely:—Tho north half of Lot Numpof10, in the 7111 Oon- 50001on of the Township of Morris, in the County of Huron, containing 100 acres, morn or es. A1obout 85 acres are domed and 80 free from stump's and at for oultivation. Tito soil is 1,0x0 clay and part sandy loam,, Tho land is rolling and iron from owamp. The uncleared part is fairly wooded, 000etly with maple and beech. There aro upon tholand a oomfortable frame dwelling house, a good fraino barn show t 80x76, with stone founds ion and stabling be- neath, alMtge shed about 00x00 and oilier nec- essary out -buildings, The farm is conveniently situated, Post pfaoo within 21 miles and school 11. miles, aid good markets at the villages of Brussels and Blyth, distant 6 miles and 71 miles, respective. lyThe Salo will be by tender, renders aro to bo ih writing end and to bo addrosood (postage prepaid) to, Sutherland Maleomson Esquire, Local Master, Godoriolt P. 0„ and will be re - up to Tuesday, 4eogttst 10th, 1886, next, oofvod on which day they will bo opened at the aloeof tho said Local Koster in the Court Bottle, in the TOW.] of Godorlob, at the hour of 11 o'ctook in the forenoon. The highest tender will not aoaelsarily be accepted, unless a fair price, in the opinion of Oho saidMa00or is bid. The person whose t ender in accepted will be notified of snob acceptance by letteraddreaood to him and delivered at the Goderioh Poet 01aoe, and ho will bo required, within ono week from tho delivery of soon letter at the natd Pont O;thoo, to exeou to a contract to ovary out the purchase and pay a deposit upon the Pu.r- lhaspo money of 10 per cent, to the Vendor's Solicitors endhe shall nay the belaueo into 060110 on or before ilio 10th of September next, without interest, when ho will be entitled to a oohvoyauoe and possession, lu other repeats the usual .oendt0lods of sale of the high Court of Juotioo Shall .be ap- plioable, Tho title is: perfect, ' Por further partioulors' apply 00 Messrs, Cameron Holt de Cameron Seiialtors, Godo. dolt, 30, El. Wade, Iileq„ Rottener, Brussels, David'Purvis 1005., on the bromism, and to the Vendor's 6oliettor0, Goderioh, Dated the 1210, day of 3uly,1000, MALCOMBON, Local Master, a0 Goderioh. GARROW R 1CROUDFOOT, 8.010 Vendor's Solicitors,