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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1886-9-17, Page 7SEPT. 17, 1886. tipa I"I A Qolleetion of stuffed animals, 75 Pencil drawing, 15 Water color drawing, 75 Oil painting, 75 Blaolc crayon drawing, band 76 Oolored crayon drawing, 75 Spatter work, work, 75 Painting on pottery, 75 Painting ou silk or velvet, 76 Painting on plaeques, 75 60 Skeletonized leaves, 75 60 FLOWERS AND PLANTS—PROFESSIONAL LIST, Best collection of foliage plants, 1 00 50 Best oollootion of flowering plants,1 00 50 Best collection of basket plants, 50 26 AMATEUR LIST. Beet collection of foliage plants, 1 00 60 Bost collection of flowering plants,1 CO 50 Bost collection of flowering balbs,1 00 50 GENERAL LIST. Bout table boquet, 50 5 Eland boquel, 50 25 5 Best collection of cut flowers, 50 25 Beet collection of Dahlias, 50 25 .Ralf dozen Pansies, 50 25 " Phlox Drunlmondi, 50 26 ... Asters, 50 25 " Stooks, 50 25 't Petunias, 50 25 African Marigolds, 50 25 French Marigolds, 50 25 Dianthus, 50 25 Balsams, 60 25 Zinnias, 50 26 Gladiolus spikes, 50 26 Verbenas, 60 25 Collection of ornamental grasses, home grown, 50 25 Collection of roses, 50 25 SPECIALS COMPETITIONS FIRST EVENING. Best Quartette singing, 2 00 1 00 Bost Comic song, 1 00 60 Sentimental swag, 1 50 1 00 Violin mesio, 8 selections, march, waltz and real, 1 00 50 Instrumental music on organ, pro- fessional, march, waltz and polka, 1 00 Instrumental music on organ, non. professional, march, waltz and polka, 1 00 60 W. .a. MoOrltolcon offers epeoial prizes to purchae ere of sped from him. Best 0 Swede turnips, 50ets; Beet 6 long red mangele, 50ots ; Best 6 yellow globe mongols, 60ete. Geo. Thomson offers 21bs. best tea for the heaviest dozen of hon eggs, to be all produced on the same farm or premises. W. EI. Kerr offers Tau BRUo1811.Ls Pone for ono year for the beet loaf of homemade bread, the bread to be come 111s property. 1 Wherever this sign appears the prize will ba a copy of "Live Stook Journal" for 1887. 50 60 50 00 60 60 50 50 50 THE BRUSSELS POST 7 ElUi3Clfl!,S 13 tJXr LD– 0 painted and d000ratod In modern stylar at reasonable rates. Astimate given. Ad41r2s0+ 80_tt 11 01,11048, boa Woduriah. PUBLIC J W BI.AQI�SI<21TI; rin31 your lama horses to Aanlol I¢wan, h it it ' l Ingn, and Prlvnto 1lonso .BRUSsEts urn WORKS STILL AHE.rl D. Tho subscribers talto this u portunity of re- turning thauks to the Inhabitants of brussels and vicinity for past patronage, and bog to state that hay tog to ode coverall nlllrovelnon to in their kiln and meds of burning Ott ay are now in 0 bettor position than aver before to supply the Publio wIOb N1ret.Olaee L(mo., n0e0 Aenlf gsInn13rusenie andllnvlrg lvoaun. goalla od setiotactiOn so fdr,tho Oeblla basso. ]l article flow 013 0irst ClnseLluno, t 73 conte at the kiln, Wo ate burn u 7(0.111mo for plastering at 10 beets. Remember Oho spot—Brussels Llmo Works 42 TOWN & 80N. ALLAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. '10 LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY GLASGOW, LONDON, ETo. Moorage, 820.00, Liverpool, Londonderry, Quoensown, Glasgow, or Aolfa0t to t,lueb0o and always au low ao by any Drat -class lino; fiiQ Sunrnroao ARI4ANeniIENT, 1886. Larerpool and Quebec ,Ser @'ice. From Liverpool, From Quebec, rr1day, Aug. 0, Circassian Friday a.ug, 27. Thurrd'y Aug. 12. Polynesian Thurso y 0014.2. Thursday, Aug, 10. Parisian Thursday, Sopt, 0. Friday, ug 3(7. Sarmatian b'ridah Sept. 17. 2. iridaurl. SopI. (0, t. ? Olrosseinn t`ridoy 001;1. Tharsd'y, 004.10. Polynesian Thurad'y Oab.7, Thursday, 810129, 1,071010n Thursday 000.14. Bodo}, 008,1. floralatfnn Nritlay 001. 22. 'Thursday, Oc t, 7, O0rdluiga Tlourad'y Oat, 28, Prlduy, Oct. 15. Circassian lorlduy, Noy, O. Thursd'y, Oot.21, Polyauo3, , Thured'y Nor. 11. 'Thursday, 000.20. Parisian Thursday, Nov.12,' The last train OOr111Catl ng with aha 'steam or nt Qaoboo leaves Toronto Wednesdays at 8.20 a.m. Paseongom Dan leave Wodnosduys at 8:84 50 pmt. also, and 00000,,3 vlell the steamer at Portlanavigation ou 01rQncbee ou 1.4 t1, ofM ntil y,natnImm rates. N0 oattlo, 0h0ep or pigs aro onrrlod On the Mail Steno/ern of 010 Allan Lino, For tlekoto and north& and every informs. tion 01(1(13 to Cxl-rt11g•, Aorxs, At the Post (Mice, Brussels Rules and Regulations. I.—All Exhibitors taking a prize of $2 or over will be required to leave $1 in the hands of the Treasur- er as a subscription for next year. IL—All stock exhibited shall be the bona. fide property of the exhibitor. All fri produce must have been raised on the farm or garden of the exhibitor in 1886. Cloths, Flannels and blankets must be all wool. • III.—Exhibitors should give the Secretary notice of the different entries they intend to make. before the first day of the show, if possible, and by doing so they will greatly facilitate the labors of the Directors. All articles to be shown in tho In -door Department must be entered in the Hall by 10 o'clock the first day ; and all entries in the Out -door Department must be entered and on the ground by 12 o'clock the second clay. Parties wishing to make entries after that time will h.a charged 10c. extra, and positively 110 entries can be taken after 1 o'clock. IV.—The Secretary will be found at the ticket office at the show ground from 8 o'clock a.m. until noon each day. V.—All sheep must have been shorn bare since tho 15th of April during the current year, VI.—Exhibitors of dairy produce, grain, or roots cannot receive both the first and second prizes for any one description of such articles. All implements and manufactories must bo manufactured by the ex- hibitor. VII.—No exhibitor shall by any means intimate to tho Judges that ari animal or article exhibited is his property. VIII.—Any person showing the same animal twice in tho same show, except for special entries, or in any way endeavoring to impose upon the Judges shall be deprived of any prominin whatever, IX.—All fruit shown must have been grown by he exhibitor. X.—Judges and Directors shall have discretionary power of awarding extra prizes on any articles not mentioned in the above list; and may consider age in judging young stock. Y.I,—Exhibitors will not be allowed to remove art- icles from the exhibition building until 4 o'clock p. 1n., on the second day of the show. XII.—All parties exhibiting thorough -bred ani - Tale must produce pedigree to the Directors on tho day of the show, and also certify to the ago of year- ling heifers and calves. XIII. --Animals and articles taking prizes will be distinguished by the judges attaching cards -1st BRED, 2nd BLUE, and 3rd WHITE. XIV.—A.11 members of the Society will be admit- ted to the ground free, upon procuring tickets faom the Secretary. Other parties to pay 25e. each, children under 12 years, 10c. XV.—The Hall will be open from 7 to 0 p. nI. on the first clay of the show. Admission 10e. APU lAK t �r. Tho undersigned takes pleasure in in forming the people of Ethel and snrrounl ing country that be has opened a ahoy} whore he is prepared to attend to the rod Twelve Horses and a pairing of offered for Sale. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Ete., In a manner that will gins the best ofsatis. faction. All work guaranteed to be done in a satisfaotory ynaunel or no charge made, A mill solicited • :Shop opposite Robertsons [Iosel,Ethol.— Liatso n W. T. IluIras7t's STAND, 7lrueeclo, lray(ull Pr030(30 7 for yore so Anon to the highest position in Oho l0ad3(1 hor0e•uhtring ostabllshmoat01 Graham ,19d3 burgh, Scotland. A10o having passed volt hooara through Oho ]toyed Veterinary All cols school ,of I.0, aruJah LOndel,ldagland whar hundreds of or)pplod -- hands daily I eau safely guarautoo 10 cur1e 000. $sated toot 07 10 torforing hossor. Now work andrapairirlog of all kind@ Bono on roasouable terms, and workm0uehip that will please. Ay giving m0 a cull I Leel satisfied 1 wouldscours your trade,U. i4 WAN, 17.01 Bunter's 01d Stand THE WILSON FOUNDRY. I (rods ora seams, but lit + „ UU 1UJ $I( 0rCe,rorea 1 Alalna fres, ren tntormMlo -about r t ' , „ o tby n do ed Brost bowsaw!. + + n )bum from 82 to X2533Dwaroro h e hay" 011 r00ororf'.nou 4r Y 10(1,0.Thoe13300111 tnpusl nm r gslrud. roe erast0 111112 1 froo. Tbotn w.33 2 now. ra aroabtlolstulrquroeltluuslltflarorluaatl. .&1112 now. g PA,Ithl FOR SALE.—THE 'UN - n• darsignod oltora for sale 100 auras, beteg 11 lot 0, o8n,70, Oroy,80 oleored, balance 1imbor- 0 04 with bench and maple. A comfortable 0, home and bents 010 Ole p1u:o. 1'133)6,—TO anti 1)31(0has07, Ap plLA to d7.2m 730111'. McNAOCrJvQN, I+luslsls. AT GREATLY Reduced Prices We have on hand the following, viz.: --Land RollersPlows, Har- rows,Senfflers, Tierso Powers, Straw Cutters, Turnip Cutters, Grinding or Chopping Mills, best made, and 1 good second hand Lumber Wagon. Take Notice. We have started a Planer and Matcher to work. Parties wishing to baro Lumber dressed and match- ed, or flooring sized, tongued and grooved may rely on getting first- class jobs on the most reasonable terms. Repairs of all kinds promptly attended to at the Brussels Foun- dry. Wm. R. Wilson. Take once. I have just received a new stock of Plows, riding and walking, Steel Harrows and Seed Drills, new style, Seeders, .Cultivators, Straw Cutters, Gram Grinders, and Crushers. I also handle the celebrated Bain 'Wagon, and the well-known Bell Organ, of Guelph. Agent for the Raymond Sewing Macl13ile. Wm Doig. W TY The Columbus Watch Mule are GEO. LOVE. here we are Again, Thanking the public for their pat- ronage for the past 14 years I de- sire to state that I am prepared to attend to all kinds of House, Sign and Ornamental Painting in a workmanlike manner._ Paper Hanging and Kalsomining done in a manner that gives Sat- isfaction every time. GRAINING A SPECIALTY. �� .� HE �� Now that the house cleaning season will soon be hero send ,your THE Main Spring Barrel is oompietsly orders along early so that they covered, making it more nearly dust proof than any other, Our Regulator is nearly double the length of crane, render- ing accurate regulation 8 very simple mat - tor. To replace It broken main Spring the Barrel can bo removed without removing the Balance or interfering With the regula- tion. Our Tlait Spring Stud is so formed that two or more coils of Spring cannot catch in the Regulator Pine and cause the Watch to dither stop or gaits time at tan unusual rate. The Balance costes .tinder the round, or edge, the strongest part of tho case, not as In all others, in the noire and ander 003 7('213001 part. 'noon aro imlrrnvemeilto that cannot be claimed by any other mnnnfnoturOrs, 'There are other advantages which the watchmaker out readily explain, sant once seen, all must agree with 110 in saying that we have the strongest and best watch 131 the World r_.at• In buying and carrying a 0ohlmbus Watch you will save the price of on ordi. nary watch in a foe years in repairs alone to say nothing of the ln00113'01101100 and de lay of repot:a, P011 SALE AT T, Fletcher's, Brussels, can be attended to in good time. W A ed tick, Tho Old Reliable. AGENTS WANTED I Steady Employment to (Good Ment None need be iclle. Previous Iexperience not essential. We pay either Salary mission. or Com - 100 den Wanted to Canvas for the sale of Canadian grown Nursery stock. The Fonthill Nurseries, Largest in Canada, Over 400 ricrcv Don't apply unless you can fur- nish first-class references, and want to work. No room for lazy men,but can employ any number of energetic men who want wvorl;;. Ad dress Stone & Wellington. 117iirserymien, Toronto, (int. BRUSSELS Woolen MiJJ. Any Quantity of WOOL TEM ll gI.est Diarket .glee PAIS, EN Cash or Trade I have in stock a good assortment of Blankets, Shirting', Flannels, fine and coarse, Full Cloth, Eine Tweeds, Coarse Tweeds, barns,. &c. Also an assortment of Cotton goods. I am 110W prepares to take in Carding, Spinning, Weaving, &c„ Sati act19. KNITTED GOODS BADE TO ORDER. Give Me a. Call before taking your wool elsewhere,. Yot'Ss Tatrnv, Coo. 1 -Imo.