The Brussels Post, 1890-3-28, Page 5MARCH 28, 1S90.
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f RfDAl 11ARCIIf 28, 1890,
is tenrtbroolc.
.fonu Cameron, fir., Itis been confined
to hip home through sieknese during the
past week. We hope to see him all right
seal n.
The regular meeting of the Young
Peeples' Society will be hold on Monday
evening next, beginning at 7:30 p. m,
A, this will probably bo the cloning
meeting a full attendance is requested.
0111En:u Norse, -Knox church pulpit
wee onoupied on Friday and Saturday
by Rev. Mr. Anderson, of St. Helens,
Bruce Co, The rev. gentleman's die•
courses were pre:tolled from the texts :
Rom. 12:2, '!'sneer in spirit" and
Ps. 43 : 1, "The 1..'d ie my shepherd, I
shall not want." The Thanksgiving ser-
vice on Sabbath evening waa conducted
by Rev. Mr. Henderson, of Atwood,
the text being Exodus 29:45, "And I
will dwell among the children of Israel,
and will bo their God,"
MO' altos'.
Why dans one of our young men
whistle rho old and well known song
"Alfie I where art *nu ?"
Last Tuesday night a burning chimney
on Dan. Campbell's honer: caused quite
no excitement, bet forLnnatelyno damage
was done.
limit Weedily Geo. Campbell, well
kunwll around here, left Brussels for
Killarney, 'Manitoba. Of oonrae Os some-
body left hero sense timeago, there ie DOW
nnthiug to keep Geo. hero. We wish
him encases in the prairie Province and
hope to !Ino hire book agafu. Tho gh•ls
are in hope also,
The it :vial face of a young man from
Grey, who used t0 visit ns occasionally,
is now wenn on our streets nn more. The
reason for this is not (dearly evident to
ns, but may bo perfectly "transparent"
to him. Perhaps the town north of us
holds a stronger attraction for him,
Wi otetrer.
John Ireland has returned from a visit
to Guelph and vicinity.
A large number of the young people of
the village were treated, by John David•
son, to a party last friday evening- A
good time is reported to have been spent.
S. Smale, son of Dr, S. B. Simile, has
returned from Detroit, where he has been
attending the Madinat College. He sue.
Seeded in passing his second year's ex-
amination, standing well op on the list.
We understand that a school concert is
being arranged for, under the direction of
the teachers of our school. from the
zeal with which they have entered upon
the work we have no doubt but it will be
wall worth attending. The object of the
concert is to ob sin decorations, mottos,
SO. fur the school. livery person inter-
ested should attend.
Our village has been somewhat en-
livened this week by the large number of
laborers employed in storing away ice
here. Tho St. Clair limn, of Windsor,
has bought all the ice au the pond, and
has built a largo ice abed near the rail-
road, where they are hacking it. In
order to complete the contrnet and secure
a largo amount of ice 'before Spring, a
large number of meta have been employed
working night and day. Oneof Lho even-
ing spectators was so muoh taken up
with whet was goir'g on that lie did not
notice where he was standing and got a
gond bath before others could draw
him out.
>H f•tt�,t.
Have yon seen the silver tea service at
Simpson & Sons?
Wm Spence will attend the Spring As-
sizes next week in Goderiob.
Miss M. Buchanan, of Hensall, is visit.
fug her uncle, H. F. McAllister.
Simpson & Sun ar. ltuieg to push the
oath business. Trade with them.
Tt is reported that we will have no
widowers scarcely in this vicinity after
this week. It will be a little too preens.
ture to give their names in Oslo issue.
D. Lowery, of Brussels, has the con-
traot for the mason work and plastering
of Burton's new hotel. R. Lang will do
the carpenter work. •
The Presbyterians aro arranging for a
choir to aid W. Spence, the veteran pre-
centor. The Methodist ohuroh is also
improving their choir.
Simpson & Son have their apriog stook
complete. Each purchaser will find it
to their advantage to trade with them.
Eggs and choice roll butter taken as
°ash. See the silver tea service to be
given away.
Andrew Eckmier, being about to take
his departure for Washington Territory,
gave a farewell party last Thursday even.
ing at the residence of his brother,. J.
Eekmier. There was a large attendance
and a very pleasant evening was spent.
He loft by the noon train Wednesday, in
company with Robt. Carr, of the 12th
eon. As these are active and industrious
young men they will no doubt do well in
that district. We wish them Inok.
I3.111evaal e.
E. Hartley left for Clinton on Monday
last.
Mrs. Wm. Messer and her little daugh-
ter were away for a holiday vioit last
week to Mr. MaAllister's, Mae. Messer's
father.
,Jharlie Leech, of Detroit, is at present
visiting in this vicinity.. We are always
glad to see Mr. Leech in Blnevale, the
only thing that is the matter is that 11e
never stays long enotigh.
We are glad this week to be able to
chronicle the arrival of the organ in the
Presbyterian church. It was used last
Sunday in the Sunday school and all
were highly delighted with the great lin-
prevenient in the singing. It is a Bell
organ. 1tTr.Duff had a hard time in the
committee to persuade than that flue
was the right kind of an organ to get, but
sineei1 has been hoard there are Do
oomplainta made,
The work et the now Il'ethodiet church
hoe begun in earnest, atone, sand, Are,
are'being quickly drawn to the place.
They have chosen the lot of old Mr.
1Vamsley,'s, Main street, art the beat
site. The lot was worth somewhere in
the neighborhood of $200 or $300, They
have cleeiclacl to build the basement of
stone, nearly All above ground, and then
comes the body of the church built of
brink, which is to be high 011011810 to pet
a gallery in, if noeesaary. The dimes.
stens of the ohuroh will be about 400118
foot. The building will add greatly to
the beauty of the village. lltuavnle will
very likely grow rapidly after this for a
time,
THE BRUSSELS
POST
A Plour and Feed stere has jest been
opened in Bruosoie under the manage-
ment of Ring it Hartley, of Biuevale.
The bueinees that bas been worked up
here 1n that line chow the pains that aro
taken to make it it su000ea. It le not
nooessul'y to telt the people of Brussula
whore to get thou flour s31tho,y will shun
fired tlll4t the eheepost and beet retie
flour, and all kinds of feed is kept by
Ring & Bartley.
The debate at the literary meeting last
week wee very interesting as well as in-
structive. Though both parties vigorous-
ly uphold their sides the decision was
given in favor of the affirmative after
three hours of solid argument. This
week there was a spelling match on all
the words of Europe, which was very in.
teresting A. vary largo audience %vas
present, There io to be one more meet-
ing and then they aro to wind up with a
grand concert. It is to be the best of
the season.
rae.v.
Adapt Steles leaves this week for Mon-
tana where he will (mesh his fortune.
George McDonald has returned from
the Algona District where he was work-
ing in the lumber woods for the past
fomes months.
On Thursday evening of last week the
y0nnu Ileople of this locality enjoyed nn
"at home" at the comfo,table residence
of Hueh Lamont, 1121 con.
A. McNichol is buildings naw etal,,
on his lot in Cranbrook. Iris of the old
style of arohiteotnr°...t tidy does not
believe in new fengled things.
A new 111111 barn 15x311 feet, will
Put up t.y RRubt, McKay next Summer.
Thug. Newsene hits the contract. C.
Game a doss them roll work.
Dan. Robertson, 0011. 14, has re000tly
been olfe cd a big selary on jouru1 E3th:
work, bet will farm as (1131101 the pre.
sent seits.m. A literary work, which hoe
engaged his attention during leis are
hours tor some yearn, will peobetbly be
ouutplettd this BOOBOO.
Old Mr. Batas died on Monday of this
week at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Wm. Fralick, Morrie, at the advanced
ago of over 80 years. The funeral took
piwe on Tuesday afternoon, ltev. Mr.
Paul, •.1 Brussels, conducting the service.
Mrs. Bates died a few years ago, One
by one the old people are leaving us.
John Askin, jr., and •Eno. Robertson,
jr„ probably the Iergest jobbers in the
wood Ousting ]ino 111 01i9 section, are
about through for the season. They are
steady workers, and have cut, Belie and
piled a great many cords during the
winter. it is rumored that when they
get all their money gathered in they will
start a hank.
The "box" aocial given at the home of
Samuel Matthew., recently, was a navel
and most enjoyable affair. Each lady
brow; M a box containing victuals for two.
All the boxes were paced on a table and
the gents made their selection, 'scortain•
ing the named their partner when their
box was opened. There were scene very
odd couples as the result. The company
loft for their homes in the early =ruing
well plea.ed with the evening's p easure.
On Tuesday evening last a number of
relatives and friends assernbled at the
borne of John Roddick, 14th 0011, to cede-
brato the fiftieth anniversary nf the mar-
riage of the brew host and hostess. To
say that a good time was put in does not
cover the ground, but after enjoying the
big.hearted hospitality of Mr. and Mrs.
Raddiak the company separated, with
many good wishes expressed for long life
and oontinoed happiness and prosperity
to the old folk. Tire POST adds its con-
gratulations.
ammo DEntrE.-The closing meotl0g
of the Literary and Debating Society of
Shine's school was held on Monday ave0•
ing last, The attendance was fair, not-
withstanding the condition of the roads.
The feature of the evening was a debate
on the subject :-"Resolved that we
learn more from reading than from ob-
servation." The affirmative wee upheld
by Alex. Perrie, Jas. Perris and Jae. Me-
Lauchlin, and the negative by Wm.
Porde and Jas. Robertson. After the
combatants had delivered themselves of
a quantity of arguments, humor and
sarcasm, and the smoke had cleared
away, the chairman, D. Ballantyne, of
Brussels, gaye decision in favor of the
affirmative. William Perrie, the Presid-
ent, during the term spared no pains to
make the meetings a aueoese. Tha trus-
tees and parents of S. S. No. 1 are to be
congratulated on their broad and liberal
spirit of fellowship.
Morrlaa.
The roads are bad.
James Speir was away in Michigan o1 a
business trip.
Mrs. Robt. Mnthers, of the 1st con.,
is very sick at present.
The regular meeting of the township
council will be held next Monday.
Mrs. Jonathan Dulmage, of the 1st
con., has been ill for about two wooke
but is slowly recovering.
Robt. Shaw, of the 2nd con., has re-
turned after a two weeks' visit to friends
and relatives fn Woodstock.
Miss Annie Eakot, of the 1st con, has
been very sink with the meaeles for over
a week, but she is slowly recovering.
Mr. Nichol, of Jamestown, wears a
very becoming smile this last few days.
Tbo reason of it is an increase in the
family.
Alexander Eakot has boon laid np with
the "Grippe" for e. week but it did not
get a very firm grip as he is able to bo
round again.
Wm. Clark's sale, which was adver•
Used. for last Friday, did not come off.
Mr. Clark made arrangements and
stopped the salon
We noticed 'Critic's" remarks last
week and in reply would refer him to
Prov. xvii-28. We say nothing more for
the reason found in Prov. sxvi-4.
Mr. Blackwell, teacher of S. S. No. 5,
hoe been laid np for a few days with an
attack of pleurisy. Wo aro glad to say
110 is able to resume his duties again.
W. Forrest purchased a lino young
Holstein brill from 1I. & W. If. llollert,
Tavistock. The annual owe to Bruit -
stela on Tuesday and was talion hone on
Wednesday,
Mise Martha J. Jobnston, of New-
bridge, who has beau visiting friends
and relatives on the 1st and 21111 onus.,
for about tri month, intrude retevoiug to
her home this tveelt,
Last Friday :Robert Sholdiao, a prom.
icing young roan in hie 11i15ate011t11 year,
diet. from an attack of typhoid fever.
The funeral took place on Bentley after.
mon. This fe the second death in this
family this Winter from the satme
diseases Another son, who 100.11 very ill,
is improving aomt n'het, two are piensed
to state,
1 We are creditably informed that W. 11.
1 Clunky has been appointed local agent
for the 1Yfanufuoturer'a Life Iasurana°
Company.
Another epeeial mooting of the town-
ship Council was hold fact Saturday,
The report of the eudito"e In wince -
Lon with the examiuutfuu of the late
Treasurer's hooka shows a shortage of
?x2,127,119. A demand lies been made on
the bondsmen for that amount,
On 'Thnrariay of lust week Robert
Thuell had the misfortune to moot with
an aooidunt that Wil lay him up for
soma time. He was in the bush with
the team when the horses got frightened
and in their jumping about the rank
slipped and lot the driver down through.
His left leg was broken hi two places,
the hone protruding through the flesh.
1 -In also got u bump on foie head. Tho
Injured leg WEB 001111 sot and the patient
is fining ao well es could be expected.
Hxnexear,-The residence of Samuel
Barr was the scene of one of those
notable events in a life time, viz„ the
marriage of Mise Mary J. Arnott to
Francis Coates, on Wednesday lust. The
ceremony way performed by Rev. S.
Jones, of Brussels, in the presence of a
ailed company of friends, Miss Barr
was the bridesmaid and Rev. Mr. Davis
the groomsman. The bride was the re-
elpient of (400)0 handsome presents, Mr,
find Mrs. (theme left for their own home
accompanied by the hearty Cod speed of
all. May the vnushine of prosperity
illnnil nate their pathway.
alerenulsrar,.---O,• Wedneedny of this
week a largo company assembled 131 the
re:a•l no;• of Sauue•I Welker, or„ 7th eon„
1" witneee the neptlale of W. 4, Walker
and 1111•33 ,Jennie ,Walker, youngest
daug',L:r of the host and hoatee,1, Rev.
Samuel ,101108 was net long in tying the
ulutrin:nni:it knot. Tho bride was at
seeded by ,hiss Arabehl Armstrong and
the groom by W. Robb. The wedding
gifts were of is Well order and expressed
the estimation in which the bride is
hold by her many friends, Ur. and
Mrs. Walker commence married life with
the best wishes of all who know thaw
for their future happiness and success.
Exrr•.aTarxMEsr.--Last Friday evening
the tnuvienl and literary entertainment
came off at Barrie's school house accord.
ing to announcement. A veru pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all. A. I12. Me.
IGe,y, of Brussels, performed the duties
of chairman most acceptably. The fol-
lowing was the program : -Instrumental,
Mr. Smith and Mise O'Connor ; chorus,
"Songs that love," choir ; solo, Miss
O'Connor ; brio, "A little farm well
tilled," Messrs. Coutts and Strachan
Bros. ; reading, Miss K. Richardson ;
solo and chores, "Some day I'll wander
hack mettle," R. Strachan and others ;
reading, Miss Sharp ; recitation, Mrs,
Robb ; duet, "A. B. C.," W. Coctts and
Miss Taylor ; chortle, "Homeward
bound," choir ; song, Miss llfoCrae ; re-
oitation, Mise Mooney ; solo, Mary
atraohan ; recitation, James Turnbull ;
solo, "People will talk," Wrn. Coutt's ;
reading, "Cuddy Peggy," Wm. Barrie ;
recitation, "Smiting the rock," Mrs.
Robb ; trio, "Here's a health," Strachan
Bros. ; solo and chorus, "Cousin Jede.
dish," Miss Taylor and others ; recita-
tion, Robt. Strachan; God rave the
Queen. The proceeds amounted to about
5111,00 which will be applied on the nay•
meant of organ recently purchased.
Frank Gradey, of Allegheny City, Pa„
murdered his two children at an early
hour Saturday morning.
A true bill was found at Cohourg As-
sizes against Mary Ann Mountenay for
killing James Lawson, in Murray town-
ship, Northumberland °aunty, last De-
cember.
A four-year-old girl at Wardsville, in a
game of hide-and-seek, was put in a
churn, and her mother, not knowing the
child was there, poured scalding water
in the churn, killing the child.
On Tuesday of last week at Hilpat-
rick's furniture factory, Blenheim, John
B. Muckle WEB taking a bolt off a pully
with a stick when it got naught and was
thrown back, striking him in the abdo-
men. Medical aid was called, but proved
of no avail, for, after great suffering, he
died on Monday.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to Loan on
FARM PROPERTY
-at-
LOWEST RATES,
Private and Company Funds
APPL'sr TO
J.C.Hefernan, J.A.Young,
Valuator. Agent.
Ethel P.O., Ont. 1881
The "Scotch Collar."
Relevy and Light harness,
l3omwtALo Roma,
Holm BLANYI.TS,
SLmar Brams,
RUIIIIna Roos, &c„
Always in Stock.
A. Handsome Range of Trunks,
Valises and Satchels to choose
from and sold at I.lensonablo
Prices,
OF BRUSSELS.
NIRS. ROGER
—BEGS TO ANNOUNCE I1E11 INTENTION OF—
Opening Out on Thursday, April 3rd,
Tho whole of the Splendid New Stock will be
completed by that date, when she hopes to have the
pleasure of seeing All her 01(1 Friends and Lots of
Now Ones,
It being her intention of carrying 011 It Strictly
Cash Easiness, every article, in both Dry Goods lul(1
Groceries, has been Marked Down to the Lew: a. Living
Profit. This system we consider far bettor for both
buyer and seller, and saves lots of disputes, compared
with the long-winded credit business.
Millinery ? Milliner7
Our millinery Show Rooms will be Opened on the
Same Day. As our Stock is Entirely New we would wish
Every Lacly to pay us a Visit. Miss GREEN, our Obliging
and Popular Milliner, will be only too glad to Show
our Lovely Goods.
Miss Mom is always on hand and really to take
any Orders in Mantles, Her Excellent Work and Fit,
being so well-known, needs no further comment.
We say, Come along Ladies, and it will well repay
you for your visit. Recollect no compulsion to bay, but
we do wish every lady to see our Excellent Disphoy.
Brusscis, March 28, 1800, E. ROG ERS.
NEW__
SPRING
n ■ YY --
SPRING GOODS !
Any Woman can get a Good Idea of the New Spring
Styles by Calling at
Money to Loan,
Money to Loan on Farm Pro-
perty at
LOW 3,,47 R.8LTE+'IS'.
Private and Company Fonda,
DICKSON &. HAYSI
Solicitors, otC,,
BRUSSELS, ONE.
General Blacksinithing,
The undersigned desired•
to intimate to the Public
generally that he hits leased
the Hunter Blacksmith Shop
in Brussels, and is 1I0W pre-
pared to attend to all work
entrusted to him.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
GIV10 MIl A
31 J .c:. it ciiltosfd.
Nutlet:.
1
EAST HURON
'iE DISTRICT
Liquor Licenses,
All applications for
TAVERN OR SSP LICENSES
For the ensuing year must be filed with
the Llspector, on or before the
FIRST DAY OF APRIL NEXT.
Parties wishing blank applicatio;s
should apply to the Inspeotor.
John R. Miller,
31 4 Jamestown P.O.
Morris, March 101,1590.
TER FLETCHER,
Practical. tiV'atela nalkr r
ancZ JeweZer.
Thanking the public for past favors ail
support and wiabing still to secure
your patronage, we are opening
out Full Lines in
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Silver Plated Ware
from Established and Reliable Makers,
fully warranted by us.
Clook,s of the
Latest Desalt n..s.
JEWELRY !
WsDDrso Enos,
LADIES GEE Rues,
Bneocnss,
Bea/trees, &c.
'Also a Full Line of Violates and
SV�1LF QFERGUSON'S Violin Strings, &c., in stock.
LB. -Usurer of Marriage Liecuses.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
—AS WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED—
A Well -Assorted Stock of General Dry Goods,
Such as cannot be seen outside the Cities.
We have the Newest, Cheapest and Nobbiest
Dress Goods ever offered to the
Public in Brussels.
It will Pay You to Call In and See what
Bargains we have in Prints.
OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT IS ALSO COMPLETE.
I== "Special Attention given to
Il,ellail'ing.
DENNIS FE
SoarSoarff & Ferguson.
�GUSH 86 HALLIDAY, w Managers,
mop • —
PAINE:S
CELERY
COMPOUND
,?d
u)
ACTS AT THE SAME TLMt OM
THE NERVES,
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
and the KIDNEYS
This combined action gives it won-
derful power to care all diseases.
Why Are We Sick?
Bemuse we allow the nerves to
remain weakened and irritated, and
these great organs to become clogged
or torpid, and poisonous humors are
therefore forced into the blood that
should be expelled naturally,
PANE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
WILL. CURE BILIOUSNESS, PXLE3,
00NSTIPATION, EIDNEY 0011-
PLAI:NTB, URINARY DISEASES,
IMMALE WEARNESS,RASUMA•
TISK, NEURALGIA, AND ALL
NERVOUS DISORDERS,
Ily quieting and strengthening the
nerves, end causing hue nclion of the
liver, bowels, nod kidneys, and restor•
ing their power to threw off disease.
Why anlfrr nil(on^, Nina and Ararat
Why sol,,hotel wi ih Piles, Conat(patioot
Nhy foirincanl ovarDisorOOrebRidneyat
'Why endure 1t0100110 or Wok boadaohast
Why have aleerIeve nights
Pei f an r r t r i m( Onto un and
in itraBh It art . % gtla-
t I rt wd5 harm It It,c,,
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