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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1886-10-29, Page 8S Tcannot let this opportunity pass without drawing the attention of the Public to a fine sock of new 'Wall Paap®ro and Bo clo ingsy whish have just been received. Conte and see them. It is our intention, at a later date, to again . give in this space some more facts and information regarding our HoienY, which we are selling at only 10c. per lb. G. A. Deadman, Druggist, Bookseller cf. Fancy Goods Dealer, GRAND TRUNK_ RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EXTENSION, W. G 5c 3. R. Trains leave Brussels Station, north and outh,oat ollowa:— Going South, Going North. Mail 7:15 sal Mixed 10:25a.m. 'Express 11:45a.m Mail......, 2149 p.m. Maxed 850p.m Express 235 p.m. nimovrovvom A ohiel's among ye takin' notes An' faith he'll prent it. Lock out for winter.' ADVERTISE your strayed cattle in TaE POST. S. H. LAIRD has built a stable on his lot, Elisabeth street. 25 CENTS, in advance, gets Tan Posr for the balance of IS8,fi. Cow Chains from 10c. each and up. Call and Inspect our Stock. S. B. Mourns, of Wingbam, was in town this week for a few days. CHANGE advts. of A. Good and Jno. Shand are in this issue. G. L. Bun, L. D. S., will beat his office, Brussels, on Thursday. W. H. MCDONALD leaves for the Dental College, Toronto, next week. Env. W. SMYTH was visiting at Mt. Forest and Orangeville this week. GEonaE Love's services seem to be in demand as Auctioneer. No lees than four applications already. SEE G. A. Deadman's advt. He has a large stook of new wall papers and borderings. OvloRoosxs are now held at a prem• rum and the linen duster has been folded and laid to rest. Avon= sale bills printed neatly and expeditiously at Tae POST Pub. lisping House. SEE the card of Dr. Hutchinson re• (erring to the removal of his office to the post office block. Tan temporary bridge is standing the test well and the heaviest loads arose it with ease and safety. ErxsiA value in Fruit Jars and Pickling Vinegars at Thomson's. A BRUSSELS young "lady" is adver- tising herself in the Toronto Mail. She wants a man, poor thing. THE Weekly Globe to the end of 1887 for One Dollar, balance of 1886 free to new subscribers. W. H. Kerr, Agent. TEE use of the market scales will be sold, by public auction, at the Can. trill hotel, on Monday, at 2 o'clock p.m. Weems who are owing us wood for Tan POST would greatly oblige if they would get it hauled in 'before the roads get bad. Samna, Rlvnns is home from AI- goma where be spent several months this summer. He liked the country fairly well. THE sermons preached by Rev. 2'. L. Wilkinson, last Sunday, in the Methodist Church, were very practi- oal discourses. Wner does,George Love do with all the sewing machines he brings to town? No less than two loads brought from the sta- tion one day this week. G. A. Powsr.a's new advt. may be read in this issue. The Garfield House is well stocked with great big bargainshe says. SEA the advt. of the Western Ad- vertiser, the best paper of tho west. THE POST will be olubbed with it for 1887for'$2.25,in advance. Tail work the Raymond Sewing Meohine did at the Brussels fair must have had a good effect on the ladies by the way M. Gilpin is watering them around the Donn. try since. About one a day and some days two. IT is expected that Cox & Co, Will open their stook exchange office in the apartments in the Queen's hotel, now occupied by Joseph Laird, bar. bei, Priest LIsnns.—We ask the at. tention of the business men of Brue. 8018 to a rule of our office that has been sadly neglected of late, viz. "All change advertisements must be an our office by Tuesday noon." Lately We have had to change •advts, in the hurry of preps day and it can't bo done, therefore we ask the business people to kindly remember this, THE BRUSSELS POST Loos out for wet weather, Tar:athletic contest between Gicl. THOS. PLETCHI R IS in rho Quoeu con Peirio and J. D. McColl, an. City this week. volumed for Wednesday, at Worth, AN addition has been made to the slid not conic off ae the latter failed Ameriaan Hotel stable, Mas. W. H. MCCRAOREN Was visit• ing at Hamilton last wools, Somme Board regular meeting on Friday evening of next week. Menem Court on Thursday of this week. Tho report will be given next week. DE: HotasEs is adding a bay win. dow to bis commodious residence on Turn berry street. MISS JENNIE CUNNINGHAM, of Mitch- ell, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs, W. Nightingale. Oan3R our grapes, Prices very low. ADAM Goon, REPAIRS to the cemetery fence aro in order this week. Not before it was needed, either. THE bridge is up and Grant & Co. are offering greater inducement than ever in Hardware. THE Free Mason's new hall, in the Garfield block, is about ready for oa- eupation. L is a fine one. Tau Pose and Weekly Globe from this date to January lsb, 1888, for the small sum of $2.25, in advance. 0. R. COOPER and family intend re- moving to Toronto. They will sell their furniture, &o. to -day (Friday). JA:uEs J nnLY will be very grateful to as- certain the names of persons who vere in Geo. Tliomson'e grocery, some time ago, When he and Mr, Thomson made an agree - anent for building stone. Tan bottom of the rink has been levelled and everything is in reach. nese for Jack Frost to supply the ice. $2.25, in advance, secures THE POST and Weekly Mail from now to the end of 1887. Now is the time to subscribe. FATHER SHEA Will hold divine ser- vice in the Catholic church, Brussels, on Sunday, 31st inst., commencing at 11 o'clock. A SPECIAL meeting sof Maitland Presbytery was held at Ripley last Monday. Rev. J. Rose, B. A., at- tended. J. Y S. Krim ie appointed agent for Oreelman Bros.' improved knitting ma. chinos. Knitting done to order and ease. J. Y. S. 1irk, Opposite Queen's Hotel, Brueesle, A enema is being dug on Dr. Gra- ham's lot, William street, prepara- tory to the erection of a new brick residence next spring. G. A. FEAR, druggist, was home from Petrolia this week visiting hie parents. The coal oil region appears to agree with G. A. WM. SMITH and T. Roes have formed a partnership in the painting business. They will make a good team by putting "Billy" on the "off" side. They are both good painters. To those requiring aide to vision. Be sure in asking for Lanranoo's spectacles— that you get B. LADnAnois's—as there are imitations in the market, and see that 'nary pair ie stamped B. L., without which none are genuine. Do not be deceived by any similtarity in the name. 10,000 ENVELOPns for business men at THE POST Publishing House that will be furnished you, with a neatly printed card on the corner, cheaper than you OMD buy the same envelope retail. Try a thousand. JAIME BENNET and family remov- ed toHamilton this week. Mr. Ben. net has a situation in the pity. We are very sorry to lose them as resi- dents of Brussels but hope prosperity may attend them in their new home. DENTAL.—E. A. Marten, L.D,S.e honor graduate Of the Royal Oolleg of Dentistry, Toronto, has opened an office in the rooms ober G. A. Dead - man's drug store. His advt. an pard may be read in this issue. We extend a cordial welcome to Mr. 1VIar tin in becoming once more �a residon of this locality. Dow;1 Dowe 11—The price of Meat at Wm.Blaebill'e butcher shop, after this date, Oot.18th. will be AS follows:- Sir- loin steak, 12, s per pound ; round steak, 1.0o ; sirloin roast, 10e; other roasts, 8 and 90 i boiling beef, 5o to 7o ; pork, Sound 10o. Beef sold by the quarter. W,ui3LAsumn, MAIMS 1 THANES 1—beet Saturday our old friend Dan. Robertson, of Grey, presented us with a basket of beautiful mammoth pears. Six out of the number weighed 41 pounds and won the red ticket at the Brus- sels Fall Show. It's presents like the above that sheds sunshine into the path of the country editor and we indulge in the hope that before an. other fall comes Dan. may be no longer single but with Mass will compose a pair. d THE very least the County Council can do for all the trouble and expense occasioned by tho iron bridge bungle is to remit our proportion of the Co, rate this year. 1t will take hundreds of dollars to put the back streets in the sante sacro of repair they, were in before they were so badly out up this fallowing to the Main street being blocked, We presume Reeve Rogers will sec that'we get out rights, how• ever, to show up,He forfeited has deposit, The general impression is .that Gid- eon is too much for him and be ap- parently known it. EXCURSIONS will be run from all stations on Ontario Division of C.P.R. to 'Vanoouvor, 33. 0., Vibboria, B. 0., and San 17rancisoo, Cal., via Canada Partite all rail route, by regular trains on 29th and 80th October, at the low rate of $90, Tiokets will be gond to return for seven months and will ad. mit of stop over at any poiut on the Canadian Pacific railway. tl.11,infor. mation and tiokets by applying to T. Pletcher, Agent 0.P.R„ Brussels. SWAMP Waisnur.—Early lest Wed' nesday morning Inspector Cavan, accompanied by Constables Scott and Hicks, of Brussels, and Paisley, of Clinton, started northward on search for persons suspected of being engaged in the illicit manufacture of whiskey. About 7 o'cloelc a.nt. Con- stable Hielcs and Constable Brother, of Wroxeter, went to the Royal Ho- tel, in that village, and arrested Relit. King, a man of about 35 yeare of age, unmarried, who was boarding et this house, and put him an the lock up. Meanwhile Constable Scott had laid hands on Sebaetian'Hooper, a youth of about 17 yeare, who resided with his father in the south east corner of Turnberry township. The place was thoroughly searched and two stills in the oourse'of manufaotura were found in a back room. The prisoners wore brought to Brussels and cams up for trial before Justioes Hunter and Shaw, We.lnesday evening. Hooper plead guilty. King said "not guilty" but his own evidence and that of Bryce Young, a brother.in-law to Hooper, convicted him and they were sentenced to two months im- prisonment and a fine of $400 each, and in default six months additional. Another still was found in the bush where the manufacturing had gone on. A considerable quantity of liquor has been sold but those who are sup- posed to know say it is vile stuff, en- ough to kill a dog. The prisoners were taken to Goderich on Thursday. King 15 a sawyer by trade. Inspect- or Cavau is it most efficient officer for ferretting out this illicit whiskey bus- iness. THE press speaks of J. R. Clarke as follows :---"His To and Fro in Loudon" is a piece of brilliant patch- work, and as such entertains im- meusely affords irIr. Clarke an excell- ent opportunity for displaying his peculiar talent in touches of humor, pathos, and dialect ineloquence, Song and story"—London Free Press.— "Clarke is one of those rare MOD, so seldom met, who has learned the sec- ret avenue to the human soul. His lecture, "To and Fro in London," is full of the ethics of humanity, wit, humor and pathos. He holds his hearers at his command. Moral teaching, like a golden thread, gild - ens through it all. And the beauty - 0f all is, one enjoys a delicious, satis- fying aftertaste like that of good cheese after a rich dinner. Don't fail to hear John R. Clarke if ever and whenever the opportunity oc- curs."—Detroit Free Press. --"John R. Clarke appeared again last even- ing. Great audiences have greeted him, His theme was a very attrac. tive one—"To and Fro in London." Nine hundred people heard him in St. Andrew's Hall. His humor, songs eloquence and character, with bits of old country life, were richly enjoyed by the audience, and wo deemed it an exquisite pleasure to hear this groat Chautauqua effort, and declare every man, woman and child should hear this man of eloomenae."-Toronto Morning Mail. --"To and Fro in London" is free and easy, racy, and very eloquent at times. Clarke is a witty, keen student of human nature."—The Times, .A.. -motion. Sales. SATURDAY, 00T. 30M1.—Farm stook, lot 14, son. 16, Grey, Salo commences at 1. o'clock. Geo. Avery, prop. Alex. Del. gatty, aunt. FRIDAY, OCT. 29xn.—Farm stook and im- plements, on lot 18, con. 10, Grey. Salo to oammenee at 1 o'olook, Ohne, & Jas. $night, props., A. Reymann, anat. Brussels Markets. OonEnoTun chAEEPULLY DYERS WEER, 70 75 70 72 55 70 45 50 20 27 48 00 14 15 15 00 4 00 00 85 40 Hay per ton 9 00 10 00 Elides , per lb.... ... 7 7 Dressed Hogs . 5 00 5 5 Salt perbbl., wholesale 00 8 Sheep skins, each 10 1 0( White P'al' Whitt...... Red Winter Spsing Wheat Barley Oats .... Peas Butter, tabs and rolls , ilggepotdosen Mout per barrel Potatoes new 0 o. Wool ....... .. ....... Ocr. 29, 1886. NOTHER Annual Announcement Almost Alphabetically RRANGED by A. R. Snaith. GOTS Beneath Banter, Brussels Beware Before Being LP STRAYED into Believing Bogus Bills or Baying Bad. Bargains. Bring Bundles of Bank Bills to Barter At A. R. Smith's. Om OEBOION Oondemnod, Careful, Candid Customers Cannot ORRECTLY Contemplate Closest Clip Competition Claims at A. R. Smith's. ri ELAY Dangerous, Display Distracting, Description Dolled. LP EBTS Duly Demanded but Dunning Done Decently ; No Degrading, Deception, Destruction on Deals ,lit • A. R. Smith's, E VERY Earnest Enemy to Extortion Entitled to Every XPLANATION, Elaborate Energy Exorcised, Egotism Exoreised, Enticements Extra at A. R. Smith's. FALLING Fearful From First Figures in Fancy Fantastic ASHIONS For Fastidious Females, Fresh Finery At A. R. Smith's. GREAT Guns I what Generous Gifts, Grandest Goods OING, almost Gratuitous, Going, Going, Gone to A. R. Smith's. HAIL Halcyon Harbinger, Highest Hopes Harbored. ASTEN Here To .4. R. Smith's. IMPORTANT Information, Immense Inducements to intending NVESTORS In Innovations. I Invite Inspection. A. B. Smith. KI08, Kendallgreen, Kerchiefs, Kerseys and ERSEYMERES Kept, Kindly Kall At A. R. SMITH'S. LADIES Listen ! Latest, Loveliest. Luminous Lustros Lying OOSE. Let's Look into A. R. Smith's. MERINO'S Multiplex, Millinery Manufactured and ANY Maiden's Mantles Made. Mind Me— A. R. Smith. N0 Nonsense, Newest, Nicest, Neatest November OVELTIES Now or Never, at A. R. Smith's. OOTOBER Opening Offers Only Opportunity Of Obtaining Optional RDERS, Objections Of Organized' Opposition Overcome At A. R. Smith's. PRINTER'S Paper Pays. People Personally Prefer ATRONIZING Paying Prices. Panegyric Prohibited atA.R.Smith's. QUIOK Questions UIETLY answered At 4. R. Smith's. SALLY, Reliable, Reduced Rates Ruling Ready-mades, ALL! Round A. R. Smith. SUCH Splendid Selections of Specialties Seldom Seen; AMPLES Sent, Simply See, Satisfaction Sure, At 4. R. TREMENDOUS Temptations, This is Tho Time To AKE Those Things. Try A. R. Smith. U NIQUE Underclothes NDEBVALUE S7mit/z TO e2. R. Smith's. VALUES Vindicated, Vain, Vapid, Vindictive, ITUPERATION Valueless to A,.R. Smith. TELL 'Worth 'While Wishing E Went With Wealth To 4. R. Smith's. XTRA.011,DINARY Xcitement, Xcellent HIBITION of Xtra Goode at A. R. Smith's. YOUTH and Years Yield OUR Yollowcdust at A. R. Smith's Commercial ZOO.