The Brussels Post, 1885-1-16, Page 46 THE BRUSSELS POST. JANUARY 10, 1885,
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The regular ineetht•t of the village
Council VMS hell in the Council
Chamber last ..1,111ilay evening, all
the members present eXCept
Wilson, the Roc -vein the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and
passed.
The following aceounts wore pre-
senteit:—
Robt. 13rown, 3 months rent, ' 8 00
Geo, finisher's account, 12 00
J. D. Ronald, fire protection, 4 05
Mrs. Williams, wood 3 00
Waten Ainley's nceount 3 25
Eleetiou expenses, 29 00
0. E, Cooper, salary 10 00
postage ...... , 1 85
E. W. Melson, engineer at firs, ,. 5 00
B. Gerry's account, 37 37
Moved by Geo. Baehr, seconded
by Jim Wynn that the foregoing an.
counts be paid, Carrieti.
AV F. VanstOnne gave 0 statement
of the lumber of barrels of flour
turned out at tbe Roller Mill for the
Past 9 months which amounted to
17,500, as follows : shipment by rail
8,500 ; local sales 5000 ; gristing
change 4,0(10. The mill started on
Frisch 17th, 1884. The estimated
• Ile mill is $20,107. Accord-
ing ! the terms of the exemption he
was to turn not 50 barrels per day.
ja0. Kelly's taxa account was
brougla up but no action was taken.
J. B. Grant, and White Bros. asked
for debentures for taxes returned
against their yroperty, The former
against a 02, Mill str:,et, for 1881
and 1882, amounting to $14.82, and
the latter for the livery stable in 1881
$15,87. It was moved by Geo. Beek-
er, seconded by J. II. Young tlint
their request be granted, Carried.
A cominunieJtion was read from
W. B. Dickson, enclosing an account
from Win. Thompson for $150.20 in
settlement for tanks. After a little
discussion on the matter it was moved
by Gen. Backer, seconded. by Jim.
Wynu that no action be taken in the
matter, until the Council is satisfied
that the tanks aro completed accord-
ing to contract. Carried.
Council then adjourned,
CONC ERT.
The 1.1flit' FAMILY
Jubilee Singers
WILL GIVE A CONCERT
1N THE
MethOESt Irani,.
9
On 310NDAY, JAN. 19th.
Me. 11. A. BALL, Mes. BALL,
Alias WINNIE BALL, Mit II. BALL,
131verEll E. am., LIT'rul MNSIE,
MIL ALF, 11,i1psAV, MIL W. STUNT.
Among their numerous seleet!ous are:
"Steel away to jesus."
"Work mo all the day."
"Nobody knows do trouble I see."
"Bock me in de cradle all de day."
"Sing and Nebber Tire,"
"Den my little soul's gu inc to shine."
ADIIISSION25ets. ; CHILDREN 15sta.
Doone OPEN AT 7, cONCE105 AT 8,
ARD OF THANKS.
As the guardian, representing the parties
entitled to the sum of 81,000, assured by policy
No. 7070,in the Confederation Life Association
on the life of Kt. Peter Bender, late of Listo-
wel, blacksmith deceased, 1 desire to thank
the said Association, and their active agent,
Mr. Richard Manning, far the prompt manner
10, whish they have settled said claim, not re-
quiring the time to elapao to which 01105 aro
entitled tO before payment of the same,
JOHN 'YOUNG,
Dated at 13=001101d, Doe, 20111,1084.
ORTGAGE SALE,—Under and by
AZ virtue of the power of sale contained
in a certain mortgage (which mortgage will
be produced at thnoof sale) there will ho
sold by public Auction, ou Tuesday, the
20th day of January, A. D. 1885, at ono o'-
elock in the afternoon, at Biernes' hotel,
Walton, Lots Nos, 8 and 3, Hewett's Sur-
vey, Walton, forming part of Lot 1, in the
lath con. of Grey toWnallip, more fully de-
scribed in said luortgago. Terms 1110,&)
lin oWn on the day of sale. For further
particulars apply to M.110111tISON, Wal-
ton, Agent for Mortgagoo, 25-4in.
Walton, Dec. 23rd, 1884,
TO THE FARME11S.—T11E UN -
.L signed is prepared to take contracts for
the 00000100 01 Barns for the coining season
Having had. many years experience in. this
business lam prepandto RSV° entire 05010108-
0)00 00 slid eating with mo. Estimates cheer.
fullyfurnialiod at any time. Olve ine a call.
57-0 PRED. ltADDATZ. Craubrook.
.74.x.r.-....
— NOTICE.
See notice of farm for sale in Mon
rr HE COUNCIL OF THE COR-
ris in this paper. -X... poration of the County of Huron will meet
A good many new houses and barns in the CourtItouse, in the P e.vvn ot Goderieli 021
will be erected in the township next ; Tuesday, yanuarr 27t11, 1885.
spring and summer. 28-2 PETER ADAMSON, Co, Clerk.
The Bible Society collectors have
been touring it on the various lines
of Morris lately and their labors have
met with considerable success.
Dame Rumour, the sly old vixen,
telegraphs its that another wedding
will soon take place on the 4th line.
Both parties aro well known in this
locahty. "Two are better far than
one" appears to bo the motto.
The township Council will moot to
bo sworn in on Monday of next week.
The peo0c of Morris are growing
wiser, it seen3s, and do away with
WOOD WANTED. -THE BRCS -
solo School Hoard went SO cords of two
foot green wood, beech or maple, to bo deliver-
ed 00 00 before May 1st, Tenders received un -
tilEebruary 111, JOHN SHAW ,
28-8 Sec. of 13 oard
1_10AR FOR SERVICE.—THE
-1--P subscriber hes10 well -bre cl Cheater 'White
boar for service, on his premises, Dames' 110 -
tel, Cranbrook. Terms -00 cents to bo paid at
01010 01 Service, with privilege of returnieg •
24.4. CHAS. DAMES, Prop,
NOTICE.
Farmers and all persons who engaged the
serviees 0( 000 Imported horses "Enterprise"
during tlic year 1882, and "Welcome" eluting
the yeM'0 1885 and 1084, travelled under the
names of Horton & MeLanchlin in 1882 and
election excitement by electing the gat nubeli & Alactuablin in 1884, are hero -
Ohl Coimnctl lly acclamation. The 100 0110 searciveitesi7sintggeiZettegtyT2
or Nate without my knowledge and consent,
as uo ono is authorised to collect the amount
duo to 010 10 respect of the some and no re-
°eines will be binding unless signed by me.
Any persons wishing to nettle may do co
either by payment to me or to my Solicitor,
mr.B,H,Wacle, of Brussels, who is author-
ized to receive same and givo receipt in my
name, THOMAS MoLA.UOHLIN,
Deo 30th, 1884. Brusssls.
20-2in
worthy 'Peeve, who by the way is
aud full of joke, is said to have
said ‘!The peolle of Morris cannot
find lsetter men in the township to
put into office, and the Lord knows
tbey can't find worse," be that as it
may they have another term of office
anyhow.
HybinxitAr...—On Christmas day, at
Walkerton, Wm. Scott, 4th lino, ;vas
anited in marriage to Miss Henrietta
Beatty, daughter of the late Stewart
Beatty, of Trafalgar, and niece of
Jas. 13eaLty, late 'Mayor, now M. P.
for Toronto. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev A. Scott, brother to
the groom. Ches. Little and Miss
Smith, of MeKillop, acted as grooms
man and bridesmaid, respectively.
Ulu ue-;ly wedded pair enjoyed a 2
weeks tour, visiting at Toronto and
points east. We bestow upon them a
married blessing.
The offending Hamilton tollgate
was attacted by a party armed with
rm Saturday night and demolish -
td.
The woodyard conducted under tho
anqicces of the Toronto Combined
City Charities is proving a gratifying
8202008.
Josiah Ross, charged with smug-
gling 200 pounds of butter from Can-
ada into the United States, has boon
held for trial,
Tho Canadians in Chicago have
formed a society, and have elected
Sir John Macdonald and Edward
Blake honorable members.
Mr. Pruyn, the Conservative oan-
didate for the Dominion House, was
elected in Lennox by a majority of 41
over Mr. Allison.
Quarrymen at Kingston Ont. are
at poiht of a strike bonus° a man said
to have offioiatod 18 hangman has
been engaged to work among them
INTERESTING
TO EVERYBODY,
Stoves, Furniture &c'.
The Sterling Cook Stove just the
thing for farmers use. Has a large
oven, takes 27 inch wood and weighs
over 400 lbs,
The Marquis, one of the most oonven.
ient and handsome town Cook Stoves
ever offered to tbo public, also in
stook.
CALL AND SEE man
"DAVIS" SEWING MACHINE.
Ilis Simple and Durablo and does a
larger range of work than any other
machine in the market.
A FULL 55920?
URNIT URE
---CONSISTING OP --
CHAIRS, BUBEAUs, BEDSTEADS,
LOUNGES, MATTRASSES, tic0e,
GENERALLY ON SAND.'
Not !oar to I, Drowe's hariwaro sign
W. J. Jackson.
THE 1iOLDEN
.iOTii
DARINan STORE,
NOTHING LIKE IT
WITHIN 50 MILES.
Everything
YOL
'Want.
Everything
Cheap,
Leading Lines,
CROSS -CUT SAWS.—By Every
Maker of repute in Canada
and United States.
CHOPPING ,AXES.—The Groat
"Simpson" Axe and Half
Dozen other makes.
CHAINS.—Cattle, Halter, Trace,
Logging, Sic., &c.
BELLS.—Sleigh, Farm., School,
tke.,
SCALES.—Farm Stock Scales,
capacity 8,000 lbs, Platform
Farm Stock Scales, capacity,
900, 12,000, 1,500 Lbs.
SKATES. -100 Pairs, 35 Cents to
$8,00.
LANTERNS.—Genuine . Safety
Lanterns, tho I3est.
Jaz, Dreyer,
One breed otUY rise nn,101150 1011
The Beeleftehlre flog NI:all:vet them all.
2 3 11ARMINGTON 1! 280
The undereigw .1 will for service ut
Tuck's hotel, Cranhrook, that pore brtal
Berkshire Bear, Barriimpal, bred 'bye. hi,
Sinunons and Quirie lean 1', (1., _Middlesex
Co., Ont., from the best imported stuck
on both sides with 1'41 '111 pedigree, Also
that pure bred Suffolk lima, 'Young Cham-
pion, bred Iv Jams Main Esu,, Halton
Co„ Ont., from imported Mock on both
sides and is 0 ilrst-elass pig 111 every re-
spect, The above pigs have taken prizes
at Toronto, London, Soaforth, Brussels,
Wingliam and Newry, competing against
the best hogs in the country, Inspection
invited. Terme ono dollar at the time of
service with the privilege of reaming if
required, JACOB t!, 011011.
MOIITGA.GE SALE 01?
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY,
IN TILE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS,
IN THE COUSTY OF HURON
Under the power of mac contained 00 a
mortgage, width will be produced at tho them
Ther,. II 0;' sold, at 1,0111101 nue Bum on OIs
of sale,
Friciny, the eilrel day of Janet.
ary, 1805, that desirable Hotel property
known as T1111 CENTRAL. HOTEL and those
certain parents or tracts of Land and promises
situate, lying and being in the Village, of Bros
sels, 111 the County °Ilium and Province of
Ontario, being competed of the whole of lot
number one hundred and four end and
south
half of lot *amber one hundred and three -
both on (110 east 0020 00 'Par/Merry street, ac-
cording to Weatherhold's plan of said Village
of Brussels (formerly Ainley'o survey of niv-
el Do3LI tnyll Pailerhy (0)1111(31M:it; e".T101,111,:d
of lot number 00e, iu the tenth 00000)01011 of
the township of Grey owl have each a front-
age of oiglity.two font, more OT 1000, 011 Turn -
berry 011101.
There is on the 'premises that disimb 0
Hotel, said to he of brick, in flrec•elass state
of repair, the stables and embalmed,.lieW.
The house is centrally situated imd. 114100 a
large farmers trade. Thh property will be
sold subject to to a reserve
Terms and conditions made known on day
of sale. For further articulare 1011145 to A.
nurrvin. Brussels, or to
E. M. CHADWICK, Vendor's Solicitor,
Beatty, Chadwick, iihtiliStack 0 cot.
No. 00, Well tagton Sireet East,
Toronto,
Dated 22nd Deoember, 1884. 25-4
NOTICE 1
Tho Enst Huron Aglieultural Society wil
hold their annual meeting in the Town Hall,
1311USSELS, on
WEDNESDAY, JA.NBAEY 21st, 1880,
at 1 0.0.1ock 5.11., (00 010 purpote 0-0 receiving
the Directors linancial Report, Illooting 0011-
0000 0118. Directors for the ensuing year, and
transacting such other 'business as may come
before tile meeting. A good attendance lore -
guested. ROBT. 011380N, Vice -President
VA]JtJA.131,11ti 1,,A11.111 1011, tiALL.
1110 Vann being conmosed 01north parte
of Lots, N00,1,9, SU &GO In the 300 Cum of Turn- '
berry, sentential; 110 acre+, 10o01e or le, s, lain -
,,t,1 11 miles from Wrestle r, 5 toilet, from
Worried tulles from lionowle, 1,ll Um ilratel
Rad. Sehool within Leroy roils, 40 acre); elle"0
pod readyr foelec.:lug, '40 tleT011 1,11,010),. a004i
411/10 0811 alla 000.11T.10610041 horawoed, Spring
erotic through the fawn. 1,111110 of say -
mon 1, Do perfect, Price $2,1041. 1111115 111
J.1511..8 D111.1V1 10, 10,1)1101 10)1,
Hardware
234f NViexeter.
MEA.TMA1IKET,
Alain Mtroct, Itrues 911
ANDREW CURRIE, Prop'r.
FRESH ANC SALT IlEATS
1)1100 best flu laity always (Juliana and 01013v
eros in ally part Ot 010 yJ11oe1roo of eliurge
TELUIS very FIIVOT1610,
FAT CATTLE 111i1.11' TED ,
Ton which tho highest12)011111(11101 , will be
paid.
I also make a Specialty of buyinghide sand
Skills. Don't forget the Pinot, next clout
to 1PletCh0T'S aC1VCIITYgtOTC.
ANDREW 0011131
1 ) RUSSELS
31.,01t1C 31.? 031.1 I -E.
I will be found at the Queen's Hotel,
Brussels. every day, prepared to pay the
Highest Market Price for any quantity of
Pork, The talk about it Market, By-law,
6:c. is all bluff,
THOS. HALL.
BELT MARKET:
BRAIN AND PORK.
1.101A. Graham will be found at the
Queen's 'Iota Brussels, daily. prepared
to purchase any quantity ol urain sad
Pork, Farmers should bear in mind that
this is the ONLY established Market in
Brussels and should drive here.
ROBERT GRAHAM.
MOM? ' ,A511,45YAISMIS:5S9M-IffigSi9
G Li DY'S OLI STA.ND
.Aor rri-i HI 1.-i0±-LCS1\721-2.
20 Lbs. Light Brown Sugar for $1.
20 Lbs, Nice, Clean Currants for $120 Lbs. of Prunes for $1,
Other Goods 7,71, Proportion.
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE.
15 per cent Below Usual Price.
Highest Prices Paid for farm produce.
Terms Cash or Trade.
George Thomon.
EMIL421.70Mirdizayg
THAT D'rnr EADFUL AXE
—AND—
V\TA__&..,_&J.A__Nr111-4JD 30 iDA.Y.S.
2E -Out awe that Lead the Way.
CAST-T ±11033.)
DRY WOOD FOR SALE.
B. GERRY.