The Brussels Post, 1890-12-26, Page 51 ECC. 10, 1800.
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A merry Christmas to all
Hasa Dukelow is visiting with Miss
'Alit vide Raymuul.
Stephen /Wheeler, who luta been :cork
in at the "Soo" during the summer,
has returned horse.
You may fool all of the people sofrlu of
the time, •,e'A some of the people 10! of
the time, but you oau't fool all of the
people all of the time.
The dance on Friday last was a emcees
in many ways. Damon' Hall, perhaps,
never witnessed so many fair young men
and women who moved to and fro to
sweet strains of music. 1. 0. Tuck has
a host of friends.
Wodnoeday of next week, Ileo. 91st, is
the annual school meeting: Every rate.
payor, man or woman, in the section
should be in attendance on Wednesday.
Are people so indifferent in educational
matlera res not to attend a school meeting
at least once a year? Como to the
meeting beginning at 10 a. m.
To the Editor of Tam I'oe'r.
Bin,--Iti your Cranbrook correspond'
once of last week I am credited with
a let Close A certificate. 1 have no
that standing. I may also remark tha
a Provincial certillcato, of any grade, re.
presents an -elementary knowledge of a
few subjects -not "brilliant" nor "emir.
ant" scholarship. Trostiug that your
Cranbrook correspondent will pardon
the liberty 1 have taken is making this
correction, I am. 'ours truly,
W. K\rrirlr.
1llorr13.n.
David N. Miller, second son of License
Inspector Biller, arrived home from
British Columbia last Saturday evening.
He has boon away about two years and
likes the country well. He purposes re-
turning next February.
Thos, Kelly, executor of the Hingeton
estate, disposed of the 100 sore farm, if
miles north of Brussels, on Monday to
Wm. Bryan for the sum of 158,800. This
gives Mr. Bryan '200 nerve in a block
both of the IIingoton !arms. He die -
posed of hie 100 acre farm in Howick to
Mr. Gulley, of Morrie this week.
Next Monday the municipal nomin-
ations will take place at the Town Hall
at 12 o'clock. In this part of the town.
ship the feeling appears to be that the
present Council ebould be returned to
office by aaalamation so that they may
have an opportunity of seeing to 0 close
the present litigation concerning the
bondsmen of the late Trea-nrer us they
are posted on thecae° and should see it
straightened out.
J3xAMINATtol: -Tho public oxnmina•
tion of S. S. No. 5 was held last Bator.
day. Tho school room was tastily decor-
ated with evergreens, pictures and
mottoes and a "'Union Jack" floated in
the breeze outside. There was a ]urge
number of visitors present, a noticeable
feature being the presence of two minist-
ers, Revile. Messrs. Godfrey and Law,
of lielgrale. We might here remark
tint we believe an occasional visit to 00r
,cLools by the clergy would ba beneficial.
The pupils were examiner[ by tbo teneher,
C. 1L. Illacl(well, n'si,Red by Me-ses
Tough, Badge and Black, and the ready
and ercarate answers they pave to the
various questions and p,obleme pro-
pounded showed that they had been care-
fully taught. '1'he examination closed at
2 V. In. when 0pced1.lnaking vete the
order of the day. Excellent addresses
mere given by [rev. ,\Ir. Codtrcy, and
11a0ete. Mussell, Li,vreace, Clegg, Bailie
and Godfrey jr. All the speakers gave
the pupils some wholesome nelviee and
complimented the teacher upon the sou.
ditiml and standing of the 001001. lir_
Bhuliwell-is etidolltly 1w eflioicut and
successful teacher and lie 0001118 to lave
the sympathy- and hearty co operation of
the rate payers w'11i01, arutlmpertat)t fee -
tors to the 0(111,ess of ❑11y l;clnad.
MArnrnexr.nn.-Tho residenne of John
Roe, 21111 con., on Wednesday of lust
week, was 11e aeene of merriment, and
good humor. The reader will (mite 1111.
doystand why it was so whin we tell his)
that it was one of those events which is
not generally forgotten. About forty-two
couples assembled there to witness the
marrinse of lir. Roe's third daughter,
Eliza Jano, to David MoOntuheon, eldest
Hon of P. llaCutobeon, Rev. Mc. God-
frey, of 13algrave, performed the marriage
uerenlony in his usual able nod earnest
manner. After the marriage 111e ass0mbl-
eld company sat down to a smnptuons
repast and each person did ample lastiee
to the good things provided. Special
mention might be made,in regard to the
waiters who performed their part in
right royal style. The reader will bo
able to judge at a glance the e.teenl in
which the bride is held, by looking over
the list of presents which she received.
Lamp, 11obt. Nichol and wife ; pair of
wens and white bed spread, Frank 1)30-
001011000 sr, and wife ; mantle Week,
31r, and firs. Mcllrnald, Winghaln 1
lemonade set, 1). Nichol and wife ; pair
Silver dessert spoons, Miss Hyndmnn ;
pair va5es, Miss L. Spence ; fruit dish,
.Ino. Smith and wife ; pickle holder,
lli�s
V. McDonald ; preserve dish, Miss
11. Forsythe ; lemonade sot and table
(sloth, W. II• Cloakey and wife ; silver
butter dish, Mrs. PaltorsOn'; bed spread,
W. P. Wallace and wifo ; album, Miss (I,
,rohnstol ; pickle sot, hiss J: Elston ;
pioklo cruet, Mks M. 1'srden ; pair
vases, N. 111111011 ; silver napkin 1'111g,
butter knife and pickle fork, J. ;Jackson
and wife ; lamp, G. G. Taylor ; lonol,
lade set, It. Roe and wife ; silver goblet,
Miss J. Matters; silver butter dish, Jas.
Spence and wife • pin onehion, Mies A.
1,1. Godfrey, Balgtavo ; vase, Mims 1'.
Roo ; Work on beantifnl wild flowers of
America, from original water color draw.
inge after nature by Isaac Sprague, '.1)r.
Godfrey, llolgrave ; fruit dish, 11, Roo ;
bed room set, Mrs. Suott; toilet set,
iliso Jackson ; pillow shams, Hiss With
10111 ; table 0101.11, 1'. M000i011eon jr. and
wife ; table spread,ll, Nottorlield ; table
Himmel, 1)1r. Drummond tend %vire ; bible,
'.331300. \yahoos ; silver cake dish, Harty
and Sarah B00111a0 ; pair ('la201', Alex,
(lnmpbell ; lamp, lle. Walloon and wire ;
raplkin rte', A. Spence; sot glean ware,
W. 1f, 11IoUutc/hoon and wife ; set plass
were, W. Robb. l[IAS Godfrey, of 33ol.
grave, wee the bridesmaid and W. Robb
511ppurlod the groom. Tho bride was
neatly attic, in 0 these of steel gray
satin and wore orange blossoms. 'The
brl,i.'en)a111 wa8 (bossed 111 a 03.111 of 5,a
green sills end wore orange blossmns.-
Abnut 2 o'clock the tairleeeemblege wand.
e(1 their way homeward aftot' wishing
i,L", and 1MIrs, hte0atchoel mach Joy and
131101031 fn their new relationship. se
mote 11 be. -
1 OAItS FOR SERVICE -THE
undersigned will keep Two Thorough. I
Bic, ISarl,sl!vn Roars for Service en Lot Il. '
o., L,, •, y, Tho, are beth 1na0 Importe'l
'.10011, 'forms 01, to he ;elel at 11010 of ser-
vice, with privilege of returning if necessary.
20.4 A. 311AW, Proprietor.
r�11Ii?L) 1'P.I7r; TO13ON'rn TN.
nusrnl,t..-Tho dant of my Dorsey Bull
"Morgan of filen Duaol" is Mr imported
mow, She took and prise et the Toronto In,
dustrinl blxbibltt0n, and, It Is Bald, should
have had 200. For further parlloulars ap•
ply a1 my Drug (bud Book Store, roeffiAN.
•
I1'IPitOV1(11)LARGI.1 WHITE YORK
SLI11114 BOAI1.
The remer lg1ed will keep for service this
pprosent 00(35011 1111(3 improved largo white
hh'o
Yorkspig ' 1(011(ly" ou lot „11, 000.11,
Morris, to which a lisped number of Pow5
will he taken, Terms 31.00 to bo paid at
time 03 00rvl00, with the privilege of return-
ing if necessary, Pedigree may ho 5000 1111 -
Mt application, ROBERT is 1CI1OL,
latf Proprietor.
r'IWO PURE-BRED PIGS FOR
S1,.RViCPs.-Tho undorsighed has re.
ee/lt17 purchece,l and will keep for Service
at Nor111 half Lot 29, Con. 7, Morrie, a Pure-
bred Berb4111re Sour, Maul by air. Buell, and
also an Ohio imported ('heater while, o110
year 01,1, 1•x0,1 1.0 Tilos. (lom•gp, I'utn051,
11
from 1po1100 01,011 0u both (.til0s. this
hog tool( Bra prise at the Industrial Ezh
i10u,'I'urent',, 1s'J0,in a close of 17, and also
Ord at the \fosters Fair in it 01,300 of 15.
T ruts, X1.011, 1' be paid at lima of serylue,
with private go of rolurolug If ,ec08sary,
15-tf S. WAL1i101(, Proprietor.
REAL ESTATE.
E OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
with good garden, well and stable
Apply to 11115, TURNBULL,
Meehanio Strout,
FARMS FOR SALE. -TIE UN.
nitner081Sn has several gond Farms for
vale and to rent, easy terms, In Townships
of tf orris and Grey. F. S. SOOTY, Brussels.
07-tf.
C)HOICE FARM FOR SALE.-
Bolds South half Lot527, eon. 6;0forrle,
100 acres, nearly all elearod. Good buildings,
about 20 acres Fall wheat in ground, Easy
term s. Apply to W. M. SINCLAIR,
Et- Solicitor, .Yo., Brussels.
TilARM TO RENT. -THE BUR-
L, scriber offers his 100 acre farm, being
Lot 10 and West half lot 14, 008. 14, Grey, to
rant. Between 90 and 00 uoroe cleared. Por
further particulars, us to tent, terms, &o,,
apply to PETER SINCLAIR, Proprietor,
Cranbrook P. 0. 19.4
T41ARM F013 SALE. -THE UN-
DERSI0]rrD offers for sale the north
east quarterof lot 29, ounces:don 0, simile
County of Buron,c0utnlutug 00 acres. The
land is of first quality and in a high state of
cultivation. well fenced and under -drained
1.'0 acres cleared. Nowtranle house, 8 rooms
milk house with couor010 walls, 2 wells
good barns and shod, orchard, ole. Eight
acres 0f fall wheat. t'hie desirable property
aSjoius rho o0rporatiun of Brussels, Snit-
abie tonne will be given. Titlo perfect.
JAMES GIt11tV10, Owner,
30- Seaf'rt11 P.0.
Notice to Creditors
Ol' Tn( 1,x'1'1: BENJAMIN TINDALL,
DKC1.\SAD.
Pursuant to on order of Lhe nigh Court of
inches Imola in Chnuthers on 1londsy, tho
('a (13,33• of ilaccr,be-, 133!01, 3u an 00(30(1 0f
110 Driti.h Caua,lmo Loon and Invuhttuen6
(`nn1(100v vs. William '1'38(1011 (1011 0rh0rs,.
the creditors of Benjamin'(11,011!, lute 0!
tiro 'r, w•11shlp• of (1r,w, lu
Hal 0t ' oewi. 3311, cairn 311 cr
•Ulf 11neY0000
about llt0 month of May, 1805, are. on ,r be -
faro the Twenty seventh Day of December,
11-00. to Heti d, by post, prepaid, to I'' a ea.Il n'n,N,
CeOR, 331A1.1.AC11 d: 111Ar 1,1x11.1,, n1,11,i1,00,
No.1 Arlbuide st, Fast, In the City 0f Tn• -r,,-I-e��Y
route, their ohriedinu and surnames, ad -
drosses amt description, Stu full particulars
of their 01011110, a statement of their ac-
counts, and the nature of the se:middies: Of
any) held by them 1 00, in dotard ill°roof,
they will be perm,6ltnrily excluded front
the ben1dt of the said Order. Every credi-
tor 1loldmg guy te01111ty it 10 produce rho
saute before 1310, the tin dale:gird Clerk lu
Chambers of the said 00001, at my Cham-
bers, in Oogoodo 11,1(1, lu the CIL/ of Toronto,
on the 7111 Day of January, 1(01, at 111:70
o'clock 111 the forenoon, being the 11,100 ap-
pointed for adjnd11atiun on the olaim0.
(ileu0dl F. AaNOLD1,
Clerk in Chambers.
Dated the :3rd day of December, lase,
THE BRUSSELS POST
OMMIPINIARIMACYZEMISIMEIMMINIIIN
Card of 1 hanks.
1 take this opportunity of thanking the public for their
patronage for the past twenty-four years that I have owned or
been in connection with the Hardware 13usiness in the 'Village
of Brussels. The business was first opened in October, 1800, and
On the First Bay of January, 1891, I shall
Start a 313 Pays Cash Sale.
1Iavimg had l0'1'1' 2.1 year, experienct' in the e1redlt business
1 have mule to til(' conclusion to do n, Cash Trade. 1(nOwiog that
it will be a Saving both to 14(4111r and buyer, far \t•hcu you take
Into consideration the cost of books, Li1113eads, and a 1111111'0 time
to keep them, postage and travelling expenses collecting accounts ;
and add to that the bad debts, a few mistakes an(1 some law,
1 think that all honest men will agree with lee that the Cash
Syst em is the only safe way to do business,
A SHORT CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN TI.) PERSONS BUILDING.
I have never professed, like some men, to sell goods for
nothing, but
I am going to make a Big Reduction in Prices.
Hoping you will think favorably of the movement and give
me your patronage in the future as in the past,
I remain, Yours truly,
BRUSSELS, Dee. 32nd, 18110.
KINLEY EIL
)gf'TON1:? TO LOAN.
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Money to Loan 011
FARM PROPERTY
-f1
LOWEST RATES.
Private and ColupJuly FunQ 11.
APPaCa
J,C,1-leflel'nan,, J,A..Young,
Valuator. Agent.
Ethel P.O., Out. 091!
To the Public
After a business experience of
13 years in the Butchering Busi-
ness in Brussels I desire to ex-
press my bust thanks for the
patronage of the past and ask
a continuance of the sante for
the time to conte.
I desire to call the attention
of the public to the tact that 1
have Removed my Placa of Bnsi,
moss to my new Brick Block,
Opposite the American Hotel,
where 1ill keep a Choice Supply
of 'Meats, Poultry, Sausage, &e.
1'1'.7' (LVr't1.1; WANTED.
ell 1';1 id for 1)rossctl Poultt'v
and :fa.ides.
(,IIV1'. 11.11ar. .4. ('roLL,
\'!)(31t8 TI.ti1L11,
Wm. Ealashillf
l2. i)1'-n?lus lt,
Candied
Raisins !
B. GERRY.
'Special
Holiday
Sale
Scarff
/Ferguson's
DRESS GOODS.
300 lards Tweeds i' 1Te('ts at `s':., regular price 1211•. ;
500 Yards Nice Soft \Vool Dress Goods at 10c., regular price 10c. ;
'100 Yards Very Fine Dress Goods at 181e., regular price 25c. ;
200 Yards Heavy Bordered Dress Goods at 23c., worth 40e. ;
We are also going to offer Every Pattern Dress
in our store at exactly Half Price.
NO RESERVE.
SMALL WARES.
:35 Dozen Silk Handkerchiefs at 25c. each, regular price 50e. ;
10 Dozen Silk Handkerchiefs at 50e. each, regular price 715e. ;
35 Dozen Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs at 2c. each :
50 Dozen Fine Lawn Handkerchiefs at 4c. each, or 3 for 10e. ;
100 Dozen Lawn Handkerchiefs at 5e. each, or (3 for 2(1c. ;
25 1iozen 'Embroidered Linen Ilalidkercbiefs, 3 for 25c.,
worth 20c. each ;
Dozen Very Handsome Embroidered Lawn
3 for 3513., worth 30e. each
50
Q
IHandkerciliefs,
;,rl Dor(•n 1.11ec 1',ereler,,l !Tana CD'Ilicf,2 "c1.:
With a Full Line c.f. Fi le Linen and Fancy milk
Handkerchiefs of laid Kindsand
at All Prices.
New Currants t . 35 :lluzcm Ladies All Wool (Colored; C'aslnnvr,• (dove•,. at 1:e. per
Pair, or '2 fairs for 254. t
Peels and Alts of V'ariolls Kinds/
SpicoxlMs 33 oItme, yet og Caj a ie
for Ch'r 5tnna.
,..A. Fine Range of Crockery.
Nancy Sideboard Scarfs, Tray Cloths, Lunch Cloths, Doylies,
Carving Cloths, Table Napkins,
10 Dozen Ladies Bleck Caslnnere (;loves at 1.4c. per Pair
500 Yards Wide Silk Ribbon at 20e., worth 35c, ;
200 Yards Silk Ribbon 4 inches wide at 10e. per Yd., worth 00c. ;
35 ;only; Tapestry 'fable Covers at 50e. each, worth $1.00 :
115 Dozen Pura, Linen Cape Collar ut 5e. each, regular prie' 20e.
Specials in Linens.
W. H. M'CRACKEN.
TO(
1?011. ALL KINDS OF
G- OCERIE a.
lte has .lust 1lee.eivecl a. Large Stock of Eine
NEW RAISINS AN.1) CIIIIII1.NT'S,
CANDIED PEELS AND NUTS,
AND ALL KiNl1S 0i,1 CANNED 6001)8,
Qeo. Daeker's is the Place to get the Cheapest
and Best Teas, Sugars and General Groceries.
ALSO ALL KINDS OF C'HOCIKEli,V I+"l)l'U ESA%1U,,
Kid Gloves.
We have a Full Mange of Sizes in Ladies' laid Gloves Itt 5Oe.,
7.5e., $1.01) and $1,25.
In
Gent's Kid Gloves we hare a (;ood Assortment in Lined
and Unlined.
Gent's Neckware.
\Vc have a Lovely Stock of Gent's Derby and V aur-in-lifan(1 'hes,
Suitable for the -Christmas Trade,. Also
1. C110I(1' LCT O1h` SILK AND CASHMERE 'MUFFLERS.
Our Sioc11 is Well Assorted in .111 Dcpartall1nts, - a11T we aro
confident \%!' can please all in want rd ('«••ani
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Produce al" all 1(iulls ta.leait iVl i;xol'1�1tn;�'(1 lel' Goods,� , . FERGUSON &
c nC.. i.c`, .rmi Ecv 1
IANA GERS.