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HOOLOPENING
7U4�SDAY, SF.Pr. 4 ruasOAV, SEPT, 4
Time yen aro thinking what uew things yon will noel, to be ready
for the apeniug day. We slave an entirely new stook of
Scribbler, Exercise Books,
Pens, Pane118,
Drawing Books,
Note Books, Seliool Boxes,
Crayons, Copy Books,
and all School Requirements.
The new Clovers ou the Scribblers and Bee&lee Boosts are ox-
oeptionally pretty this year and will pleeso you.
Public School Text Books
High School Text Books
We have been earefnl to note the changes in the High Sohool Books
and have ou hand those new Books wiuub will be used in Brueeele
School.
Everything in School Supplies
D
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
Blotters given away
DRANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
8OUTiISEN EXTENSION W. 9, 1$ B.
Trains leave Bruosela Station, North
and South, as follows;
Goma SCUTS GO/Nei Molina.
Mail 7:05 a,m 1 Mixed 8110 a,m
Mix ed.........11:25 am.Mail ----tee p,m
Express 8:02 p,m 1 Express ..... 8:61 p.m
'total et% Jtents
A obiePe amang ye taklt' notes,
An, faith he'll print is.
READ the advertieemente,
THE Pose gives the news,
Ton POST telephone is No. 21.
lean Renton Fall Fair Oot, 4and 6.
Dm you see one of the Fall Fair litho
bills 7
EoMMAse are over now surely, until
Tbank.,giving.
BER0HNUT8 will be plenti£nl this Fall
in this vicinity.
HAND THE POST the name and address
of your visiting friend,
REa1JLAR meeting of the A. 0. U. W.
Friday evening 21st inst.
Monnet. woe an uncommonly hot day
for the month of September.
BRwnsELs Salmi Bard will meet on
Friday evening of this week.
Tan Pose thanks a number of enbeorib.
ere tor remittanoee to balance eobeorip•
tions. How does your label read 7
THE Ladies of the Tennis club will give
a "Tea" Thuroday a€tetnoon of this
week to the members only, at the Tennis
Conn.
RESERVED seat tiokete for the grand
apnoea iu oon080010n with the East
Huron Fair will be ou sale at Fox's
Drug Store Friday morning 28th inst.
Tun thanks of THE Poor staff is dee to
Oaunaillor Jno. Ontt, of Grey, who very
generously remembered no Last week
with a big basket of choice eating
apples.
THE Pose will take ibe annual holiday
nest week. Next issue of THE Poor Will
be on the 27113 ieet. Correepondeote and
advertisers will govern themselves a0.
oordingly.
OVERoTOCItED WITH APPLES,—Owing t0
the extreme hot weather the undamped
finds it impoeeible to handle the large
quantity of apples Doming into the evap.
orator before they spoil and will not
addept of any more until atter Sept. 20th.
Joint CuNNINauAM.
Fou Been.—Tho ondereigned offers the
following articles for Bale :-1 square
piano, 1 bedroom suite, mattress sad
springs, 2 sewing nesohines, 1 heating
stove, 1sideboard, 2 mantra tables, and 1
extension table. Apply to Mies M. Gnr•
WAR or Mee, J. D. WARWICE.
EAeT HURON Fall Fair Concert talent
will be fine. It will oonsiet of Eddie
Piggott, the well known humorist ;
Hartwell De Millie, Baritone ; Mies Irene
Sheehan, dramatio Reader ; Mies nlabel
McDonald in Stanch dances; and Piper
McDonald. Everybody lays oat to get
to the Fall Fair Concert.
DR, Ovens, M. D., London, Eye and
Ear Sorgeon, will be at Smith's Drug
Store, Brueeele, on the first Taesday in
esoh month. Hours, 8 a. m. to 1.80 p.
no, ()Marmot, Squint, failing eyesight,
deafness and nasal catarrh treated and
glasses properly fitted. Next visit, Tues-
day, October 2nd. N. B.—Dr, Ovens
makes no cella.
A SPLENDID program of moeio will be
rendered at the Fall Fair Braeeels, on
Oat. 4 and 5, Tbe well known Perth
Infantry Band, located et Stratford has
been eagagod and they will open their
program by a Baud 0000631 at the new
Agricultural Hall on the first evening of
the fair. Lay out to bear them as they
play well,.
MEoALe AliiIVEp.—Tlae Silver and
Bronze Medals generously donated by
Ryrie Bros„ the well known jewellers
of Toronto, are at hand. They will be
awarded for the beat Heavy draught
t00fn exhibited at Beet Heron Fall Fair
and for the beet pen of sheep, any breed,
respectively. There was a lively star.
mitt last year for these trophiee and
this year a keen interest ie being dig.
played.
W. H. Met uen:me the Veteran Fall
Show Exhibitor, of Brussels, ie getting
Ilio "garden ease" in shape for a tour of
Seven or eight Fairs. Mao. has been
campaigning for le good many years bat
always manages to oabbege a good many
red tickets, It takes a good man to beet
him and he le sure to turnip anneetly
even if other fellows de oeoaeionaily
Noun awerde that might have Dome hie
way. Letteee hope for more exhibitors'
of the McCraolton mould,
Teta Termite News editorially nye :—
The bowlers of Huron county have
ground for satiofaa1ion in the stand
they made agaiaet the Old Country.
then. In the eigbt•ri0k motels, a0 ar.
ran ed by the Weetorn Bowling Agee.
eiation, and wbiols Coag played on the
grating at Clinton and Goderiob they
won by 16 shots. The Goderiob riuke,
in thole eerier& games epee t the
vieitore, were 6' ahead, Winghsm led by
2, S6aforth was 8 pp, Braseele 6 Op, and
Clinton only 2 down. Altogether this
10 the beet rec°
ord Mode against the
vf0ttors by any group of aiub0 in the
0000027.
EAST HU0ON Pair Oot. 4 and 5,
APPLE buyers are loaning the oonntry
Bide.
TELL the public about your baeineee
through the oolumne of Tan Pose.
A NUMBER of local bowling matches
have been on the program here in which
no email interest wee manifested.
A PARTY of four, young Ladiee and
Gentlemen spent Sunday Met in Blyth,
They had a pleasant time 0o Dan. says,
ANOTHER oar of eggs was shipped on
Tuesday by Robert T'ttomoon, Brussels,
to Nelson, B. 0, They went through in
cold storage.
Beesexts Evaporator is at work. Fall
apples are Doming in in a lively manner,
150 bees being delivered ou the opening
day. If you have apples to disposed of
take them to the Evaporator atter the
20th.
No Poen Nese WEEx.---Io am:oedanoe
with the neoal custom of weekly papers
This POST etaff will holiday next week
and no paper will be issued. Corree-
pande0te will kindly send their news
in early for the following week. The
office will be open a0 usual for the doing
of Job Work and the tranoaotion of
bueineoe.
NOTICE has been given that the snit Of
Mre. Wm. Whkinoou, 4th line Morris
townehip, against the Beet Huron and
Grey Branch Agricultural Sooietiee,
Maiming 01000 from each, for damages
owing to injury to one of her limbs at
loot Fall Fair at Braaeele is to be tried at
Goderiob at the Aeeizes on October 3rd.
The Sooietiee will defend the action,
ATLMER oonnoil made a local bank
its collector, and the Express has the
tollowiug to say :—"The new plan of
oolleating taxes, viz, by having them
paid into the bank, which was tried
for the first time this year, has worked
oat beautifully, better in feet, than any
cue dreamed of. It eaves a lot of work
and ooneiderable expense, and the plan
will probably be adopted penitently.
STATISTICS.—The report of the births,
marriages and deaths, 000aring in
Ontario, for the year 1904 has just been
published. In Harm there were 1121.
births, a demean of 35 over the prevloae
year. There were 428 0Orriagee, a de.
crease of 0. There were 710 deaths, an
inertia a of 19. The population of Huron
is the 9th bigheet in the Pr0vinoe, but
in the matter of births there are 18 wan.
ties that stand higher ; in the number
of marriages it is tne.l5tb, sad in deaths
it staves 18th. Tbe average death rate
per 1,000 in the county for the past ten
years, was ten,
NEW CEMENT Mtge —Tuesday morn.
ing 0..H. Oouery's staff arrived in town
and tbey are now bogy putting down the
new walk. A ehort piece emus the block
on Alexander street from Flora to
Thomas and longer stretches on Queen
street from Tornberty are in the coo.
tract. A number of Italiana are in the
company and they have taken up their
quarter% at Mre. James Maxwsll'e
vacant Ltoaee where they board them-
e%Ives ou the European plan, Tbia is
n good aeaeon for getting walks down
and Mr. Oonery will no doubt do a good
job toe he did on a former oontraot,
Rev. Geo. 1. Abey, of Preston, will
leave his present reetarship the end of
this month, as be has been appointed to
Christ Obureh Pauline'', Indiana, a very
important pariah. Madison ie a oily on
the Ohio river, with a population of 11,
000, a large church with pipe organ—
obime of bells, large pariah bowie and
rectory, The climate is all that aaaid be
desired simply beautiful, no extreme
heat or oold. Their old friends of town
and of St. John's obiroh eepeoially wish
Rev. and Mre. boy ttnd family many
years of happiuese and usefulness in their
um home, Mr. and Mre. Abey are
packing at present.
Boor Diem—Sanday afternoon 2nd Inst
Verna Alberta, infant daogbter of Allen
E. and Mre, Bergey, of Toronto Junolion
died at the home of John Bateman,
Alexander street, Braaoele, aged 2
mouths and 0 days, She had only been
ill for to few days. Mre. Betsey and
baby Cama here a mouth ago to visit
Mre. 13atem00, her sister, Mr. Hersey
mime here on Saturday. The funeral
took plane on Monday afternoon, Rev,
Mr, Armetrong, of Ethel, oondooted a
imitable service after whioh the remains
were interred in Brussels cemetery,
The bereaved have the sympathy of
the community in the loss of their little
one.
MAT MARK A TEST HERE.—W. O.
Str'8tton, who ie an expert of oil and gas
well drilling in Ohio, is of opinion that
botb these commodities are obtainable
M the lo0alfty of Breese's and ao thoro-
ughly is he convinced that be offers to be
one of a joint thock o0mpany to drill a
teat well and test the matter. Hie home
is in Lanoaater, Ohio, where they age
natural gas for fuel, light and m0rc13ah•
Mal puepo030 at it very l0W mots. This
gentleman owes 160 acres on the 6th
line of Morrie, of whiob Juo. IManuing
it the tenant. In all probability a
(Meng will 13e made to 080010x10 bow
many are willing to join in what enfold
prove a boon and boom to thin Io0alfty if
it Dan be tenured. Mr. Stratton is a
brother to James Stratton, Bengeels, and
Mre, John Mooney, of Morrie, and le well
posted on the botinees, fallowing drilling
foe a number 01 yams. Brneaels an
'comity need all they Call get and it we
never ventage we Will never win,
Standard Bank of Canada
nA Tecti.FtaZZeero 1"1',•.O 3 1137:6
sVRPLFB, OR RESERVE 1DN3 tt 1,000.000
TOTAle A88ET8 01775E 10,000,000
A. General 13slt.nl ing II3Italneeem rreetteistitt'teel
"` C°SAVING.9 BANK --°)—
Inter it paid from data of deposit to date of withdrawn' at highest current i'atae
and o0mpoauded UnlfryaarlY:
40100 Denote Aecounts—A SP30OIAL 00411E14I101010 in vee in our 8avluao 110.
5900111001010 bhp "debit lsp os.lb" sou nt. 0us.Ya} be t 10af eor wlLndra
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ry either of the methene the 0ub ayetem ohgreu0 cOnVen.
enow to they ma0td w in town, but m0te partie o, ea the latter r
ease whether mall or to town either can attend to the Banking, t¢-
otbbr femme of the system, ie that in oaeo of the death of ostler party the mourn'can bo wittdruw /d
em
ny lila survivorwithout 8000, We will ten you more nb000 aur.
10101
methods If you e.dlycalt or write.
3lttrrIed \'onion and 311a0r0 may matte uud withdraw deposits without the In.
000000ttou of ally person,
SALE NOTES OASHIiID, COLLECTED or may be lett for BAFE•KEEPING
only for which no charge ie made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive one careful and oonrheons attention,
G. P. SOHOLFIELD, GEN, MANAGER. 3, F. ROWLAND, Mennen.
Business Locals.
TlMaens seed at MoOraaken's,
STOVE Woon taken in exchange for
cedar poste. Amman Coon, Brunie.
Semen hand rubber tire boggy, in
good eouditiou, for Bole at a bergato.
EWAN tC 00.
WHEN saws are doll and out of true
take them to Mailmeozo and he will
renew, Mill St., Broesele, Ont.
To LET.—DweIling rooms above store
Bort water and other conveniences. Im
mediate posee0eion. I. 0, RIOHARDB.
Fos SALE, Comfortable dwelling,
sores of laud, oboiae fruits and hard and
soft wet0r and situation ooavenieut to
soboo).
I, 0. RICRARDe.
BABOAINe.—A number of seooed band
buggies, newly painted, and in good
condition. Snaps for pnro130eere at the
price. EwAN dt CO., Brussels,
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People 'We Know.
Alex, McKelvey ie - at Toronto tibia
ween.
L. Addie, of Stratford, wee iu town on
Tuesday.
J. H. Kerney is holidaying at London
and Chatham,
Geo. Brown attended the Fair e,0 Lon.
don this week.
Mee. E. 0. Lowry has returned from a
visit t0 London.
Peter Steviert and wife were visitors at
Toronto fast week.
Mies Maggie MaLauohlin is visiting
with London friends.
J. Leslie Kerr, of the Blyth Standard,
was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. John Broadfoot ie visiting rale -
then at Ssafortb for a week.
I. 0. and Mea. Riobarde attended a
wedding near Olin0on last week.
Mise Annie Sobawlm, of Mildmay, ie
visiting with Miea Pearl Lowry.
Mre. hoe. Sinclair ie epeodiug a few
weeks at I4loleeworth with frieude.
Mre. Casella and children, of Tees.•
water, are visiting relatives in town,
Thos. Snider, jr., of town, is visiting
relatives in Loudon and seefog the Fair.
Mrs. H. H. Matheson, of Telado, Ohio,
is visitingher sister, Moe. Allan Lamont.
Mre. Waugh, of Brantford, is vietting
her daughter, Mre. (Dr.) Burne, of Bens.
sole.
Jno. Moray, of Newark, N. J., wag re•
nevvin3 old friendships in B,reese's for
a week.
Mre. Harris or., was visiting her
daughter, Mre. Green, at Cayuga, Heidi.
mend 0o.
Mise Carrie Edwards, who bee been
viei0ing in Stratford and Berlin, has re.
turned home,
Dr. Graham purposes combining baei•
nese and pleasure on a trip t0 the Great
West this month.
Mre, W.F. Stratton was holidaying at
Toronto and other pointe and spent a
most enjoyable time.
Mre, A. E. Hersey, of Toronto Juno.
floe, who was visiting here, returned to
ber home too Monday,
Hogb mud Mra. McMartin leave Hen•
Ball for Hyde Park, where he has been
stationed as section boas.
Mre, W. J. Fawcett and Mies. Mary
are vialting the former's mother at Ool.
Ilugwood for a few weeks.
Misses Margaret and Lizzie Brown
spent a magpie of days in Wingham visit
ing their Gaut, Mre. Reading.
Mrs, Morrow, of Midland, is visiting
her daughter, Mre. G. N. McLaren,
Alexander street, Brussels.
Frank Beau, of Port Huron, Utah.,
VMS visiting Mre, JohoHill, Brussels, and
Harvey Bean, of Morrie, last week,
D. J. MoLanohlin is home from (theca
ley. He hat been on the olok :let and
will holiday for a time to recuperate,
The Olinton Record says :—Mise Mabel
Danford left on Saturday for a mouth's
visit in Stratford, Listowel and Beieeets:
Cleve, Banker was off duty daring the
past week tbreatened with Lever bat is
eonsiderably better we are pleased to
state,
Editor Mitchell, of the Hanover Poet,
and Mies lloweou, of Wingham, were
visitors at A, 0. Damen' one day last
weoh,
Mre. Robert. MoLuooblin and eon have
arrived beck to town after a vislt of
several months at Bbekeepeare and other
looaltties.
Wm. Ellis, of Brueeele South, bite
been off work with a ligbt at0a0k of
pleurisy. We hope he will soon regain
big usual eotivity,
Dr,', T, McRae, of Clinton, a000m-
penied by Dr. ManDonald, of Winnipeg,
were ai0it0re at 3110. Ferguson's, Brae.
eels, for a few days.
Ivan Crooke, drsggieb, of Toronto, watt
home for a brief holiday, He has not
grown very corpulent yet but ie doiug
testi in the Queen city.
Will. Stoma and son wart here for a
few days from London this week on a
visit with the former'e brother, Harry
James, of the American.
George Whitely, ot hesforth,the well-
koown horseman, died suddenly when
preparing to sit deem to breekfas0. ear,
Whitely Was well known ie Beueeels.
W. 3. Plewa and W. H. Kerr are
away to Montreal. where they are attend-
ing the General Clontoreneo of the Metho.
dist Miura, whfa13 meati every foot'
ye0r0.
Miss Pauline MoEwan, who .like been
visiting her aunt, Mro, Leahy, for general
menthe, left on t'iriday afternoon for
Godeeieh trove which point she took'the
Mteltmor to Theeealon, Algoma, het ho83e,
We hope to See her back before long,
Alfred and Walter Lowry were in Lon.
don this week.
A. M. McKay combined basinese and
pleasure in a trip to London,
Mime Gladys Dinsmore, of Greaten,
is visiting Mre. H. L, Jaakeon.
Mies Jain Kelly is at London Bele
week attending the Western Fair.
M. H. and Mre. Moore spent a few
days 0O is week at London Fair.
G. Ooatee, of Ketchum, Nebo, i0 visit.
ing hie father. atm, Coates, 101i11 street.
J. F. Rowland and A. B. MoDonaid
1 were seeing the eights et London Fair.
• Provincial Oonetable, Geo. A, Phippen,
of Winobam,wee in town on Wednesday,
Joe Habkirk, of Blyth, was in time
for few days vietting relatives and old
friends.
Mies Mabel Oolvin returned to her
millinery position in Orediton, -Friday
of last week. ,
John Wheatley and faintly, Brueeele
South, moved to Strutterd hist week
where they purpose making their home.
Mre. Hamilton, of Shakespeare, and
Mies Hamilton, of Detroit, are the guests.
01 Mre, S. Wilton, Flora street, Brie. 0619.
Mre. Jno. Howard,; John street, is
bothered with a felon on one of her Mande
but ova hope fie ebsy will be of brief dura.
tion.
Rev. Will, Hinter, who wee renewing
old friendships in Brunets and Motility,
left Thursday of last iveelt for his home
at Newark, N, J.
A. E. Mel:ieh will take oharge of the
Metropolitan Bank while Mr. Fawcett is
io in 140003eal. Mt. Mellteh'o old friends
welcome him baok to town.
Mies Winnie MoGaire has been visit•
ing at Toronto, Oarepbellford and other
points. She will return to het millinery
position at Londeeboro ebortly.
3, T. Wood loaves nn Friday for a
beeineea trip to the Eastern =Meant.
We hope he will be eaooeeetul in meter
ing orders for the knitting factory,
Mre. J. L, Kerr, and daogbter, Mre,
0. E. Tnrubull returned Tuesday from
Owen Sound where they spent the paet
two months with Kra. Oavonaugh.
David and hire. Heist visited their eon,
Wm., of Atwood, this week. Myrtle and
Obarlie, who have been ependiag their
holidays here returned with their grand.
parents.
Mre. Harold Croightou leaves for `her
home in New Gratton early next week.
Rev many friende here are sorry to see
her go but hope she will return . nest
SoAimf.mBaer.
ester arrived home from an
extended and enjoyable visit tbrougb
Manitoba, the Nor0nweet Territorieo,
British Oolumbie mud North Dakota.
He gained about 20 pounds.
We are sorry to bear that Mies Ida
Bailey ie not enjoying her until good
health, If the wtahea of her many
friende will tend to her rapid recovery
she should soon be as well as ever.
Mies Nettie Kay and Dales Jessie
Grant, of Winnipeg, formerly of Bras.
eel%, are visiting at Stratford and will
come to town Saturday and visit their
sister, Mrs. W. H. Kerr, and other old
friende.
W. a. and 8. G., eons of Riobord Roe,
Benteels Beetle, are making u visit hero.
Their home is at Piokford, Mioh., where
the former went 21 years ago and his
reoidenoe there has evidently agreed well
with him,
Mrs. R. K. Rosa, of Listowel, former.
ly of Broo0ela, had a serious operation
performed at Guelph Hospital Tuesday
of this week. Her many friends here
hope the operation will be entirely atm -
easeful and a speedy'recovery wilt totlow,
Mre. Bailey and eon, Leslie, who have
spent several mouths at Moosejaw, N.
W. T., are expected home in the mune
of a week. We are sorry to bear that the
ohonge was not productive of the good
expected to the latter'e health but we
hope be will improve at home.
Mre, F. M, Shiele and Mise Edna, of
Brunets, and Mrs. Angus Carmichael,
arrived home last week from an enjoy.
able visit with Thos. E. Slab, Detroit,
They attended the Stste Fair at which
115,000 were present, titbit in the sights
of Belle Isle ika,
The Mitobell paper Bays :—Adam
Hoenig and Harvey Wilene, of Mitchell,
Move purchased a hardware hyefneee in
Paris and will move there with their
families at au early date. Both'save been
good oi0izens and their going away will
be a distinct loos to the town.
The following from the Senlorth Ex-
potitot refers to a former Btneeelite :—
We mentioned last week that Mre,
Ooulter,who .had been teacher of the
primary department of, the public eohool
for neatly quarter of a century, had
tendered bar reeiguation to take died
immediately, Mrs. Coulter': many
friende will regret to learn that continued
il1.heal0h ie the chief canes for her resig-
nation and all will hope thatthe net
from motive labors will restore' her. In
hoe letter of resignation to Otte board Mrs.
Coulter says "I am now iu eny twenty
fourth year in primary work on the Bea.
forth public eohool. It Was my hope to
have rounded out my gttarter of a.
Cavalry but tee I previously taught two
years and a half in Seaforth I have made
the full quote. I have endeavored to .the
beet of my ability to make the introdue.
cion to school life both pleasant and
pro00able, Whether I haveettooecded, I
leave yon t0 fudge. My reoord is with
yon, bat I van agmure you, it mete me
eotrove to sever my eotMecti0ne with the
Sealorth eohool;' In aeceptieg the 1
ee0ftea ti
tlnt13e Boa paned aeted the [oliow •
g
fug resolution ;—"That Mrs, Ooulter'e.
resignation be eeeepted, and that the
0eere0ary express to het the regtote of the
Board that the hag been forced to 00901
09 METROPOLITAN BANK
CAPITA 1'4—Authorized! 8;2,000,000
Coe ra(—Paid 0th 1,000.000
OIESERYL and Surp1us;Proille: 1,13:3,188
B, J, m00811,Direeture
President, D, E, THOMPBUN, R. 0.-•
Vico-Prank!ont,
03100, 111ADeHAw, tr,L,A. Hie HONOR Ara, w, AIOa't011iOR oLAD$, 4130, .100, 1070133
10'HN 0,000TDRQOR
W, .0, BOBS, - General Manager
THD METROPOLITAN 13A5I3 le open to rooeivo the 33OOount0 of
Fat'mero, Morobanto apd Blueness Community generally and to give'
careful eensideration to all propoaale submitted 00 it.
It relies upon its past r000rd for OOOrto000 treatment 01 Me one-
tamers, and will extend every eoneideratlou eon 0100ont wttb sound
banking to those who may desire to trauoaot business with it,
Interest at HIGHEST OUPBEN'. PATES allowed on all mune of 01 and upwards
BRUSSELS BRA1.101i1 W. J. FAWCETT, Manager,
her 0onue0tione with the Soator0h publio
eohool, and that a euitable testimony be
grouted to mark oar appreoiatton of her
servioea as primary teacher for the path
twenty, live yeare." The Board granted
Mre, Coulter bee salary for the month of
August,
Samples of milk from Toronto aha•
lyzed at Ottawa were more than halt
adulterated or doubtful,
William Atkineon, of Eramooa oar.
rowly escaped fatal injury by the blow.
ing up of hie thrashing engine.
Dteocvery of silver on the farm of Mr.
MoKuiff 1u Haliberton has oaneod much
exeitement in the neighborhood.
A jocular remark by a teamster aimed
a ran on the Sovereign Bank at St.
Catharines. The panic was soon allayed.
Hon. J. S. Hendrie and Geo. M. Han•
drie, of Hamilton have formed a part-
uerehip and will Darty on a raoing stable.
It ie stated that arrabgemenie for the
trReefer of Halifax dockyards to Canada
are practically completed, and that the
Dominion Government will adenine con.
Erol about the middle of October.
Au agent for maps and other eohool
euppliee has been visiting the echoole of
tbfo vicinity and representing that he
has received inatraooione from the Public
Sohool Inspector to examine the equip-
ment ot each eohool, in the comity and
to fnrnieb all supplies neoeeeary.
Teachers and Boards of Trustees are
advised to deal directly with reliable
firma and in ordering supplies it would
be well to ooneult with the Inepeotor as
to the requirements of the regulations,—
Aurora Bawler,
Joseph Harris, an Adelaide townehip
Termer, was charged at Strabhroy reoent•
ly with a peonliarly vioioae offense.
Peter MoKenny, a neighbor, hod Harris
enmmoned before P, M. Noble for veil -
fully attempting to kill or maim a horse
belonging to him. Molienny's horse had
gone over to Harris' when the latter wee
alleged to haveprocured a ehotgao and
poured a charge of shot into the animal.
duotber neighbor named MoIntyre swore
that he had 4 oaths shot, one Dolt killed
and another horse blinded by shooting
bet he did not know by whom. Other
wi0neeeee swore that Harris had threaten•
ed to shoot certain of the neighbors"
cattle. The ease was adjourned for a
week.
Over 18,000 immigrants arrived in
Canada in July.
The corn arop in the ooanty of Essex
this year is immense. The nubbins are
larger than last year's ears. There's no
prop grown which gives as big returns as
ooru, when the yield is good. Ito so aide
you van feed ilio everything from a dog
up. The oat crop is dieappointing. The
yield is alright but the weight is not
there.
�O mar.
MoLAREN.—In Brneaels, on Augnat BOth,
to Mr. and Mrs, Geo. N. MoLar'eu, s
daughter.
7t6A.1 R==17.
LOVE—SHANNON—At Winthrop, on Wed.
needey, Sept. 5013, Mr. George R.
Love to Mies Martha, deoghter of
Mr. and Mre. S. J. Shannon, of
Winthrop.
LAO1xIE—JOBB,—At the reeidenoe of the
bride's penitent, on Sept. 6013, by Rev.
'C. S. Boyle, M. A., B. D„ Mr, John
Croobie Laokie, of Wingham, to Mie&
Emily Bertha Jobb, daughter of Mr.
and Mre. Thos. L, Jobb, of Wingham.
4100110—MENztes—At the home of the
bride's paren be, on - September 8113,
5 by Rev. J. 3. Haetia, of Belgrave,
=Mr. Bobt. McGee to Mies. Lizzie
ns Menzies, only deng13ter of Mr, and
eye Mre. John Menzies, both of East
:tea Wawanooh,
SooTT—BROWN—A0 Knox nhurob manse,
Goderioh, on Wedneeday, Augnat
29th, by Rev, Jae. A. Anderson, B.
A., Mr. Riohard H. Soolt to Mise
Jennie Brown, both of Morris town•
ship.
xia:rna:
HEI3BEY,—In Brneaels, on September 2nd,
Verna Alberta, infant daughter of
Allan and Mre. Hersey, of 'Toronto
Junction, aged 2 months and 6 days.
SADmE.—At Otterville, on Ang. 30, Rev.
T. J. Sabine, formerly of Walton
oirouit, aged 98 years,
A-17CTSOS7
TnpueDAr, SEPTEMBER 20T11.—Farm,
farm stook, implements, eto., Lob 4,
Oon. 13, Grey. Sale, unreserved, at 1
o'olook. David Ritohie, prop. F. S.
Scott, ono.
NOW
Is
PJCKUNC
TIME
for which we are
fully prepared
with a nine fresh
stock of Spices
of the very Best
Quality at
0000Z.08 MA.RYO;TS,
Fall Wheat 68. 68
Bexley 38 40
Peas 66 06
Cate 20 28
Butter, tubs and nolle:,., 16 16
Egge per dozen 15 16
Hay per ton 6 00 6 00
Flour, per bbl 4 60 6 20
Hoge, Liva 6 00
Wool 24 25
Potatoes per bus 60 80
Apples (per bbl,) 1 60
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
FARM O, GreyApply, SALE -76 ACRES
0 Dens. A.
8INOLA111, Brueeele. 10-hf
GOOD THREE YEAR OLD
General Parp000 0010 for sale. Has
been worked, Lot 0, Oen. 10, Grey,
10.01 L. HOLLINGER,
"YEARLING STEER STRAY—
ED from the premises of the under-
signed, Lot 18, Oon,14, Grey. Dare red in
0olor with white star on forehead and white •
mark on side. Any information loading 00
the animal's recovery will be thankfully re-
ceived. • SAWS ZIEGLER,
0.01 Oranbrook P.O.
AUCTION BALE 01? FARM
STOOL—'Phomas Brown has received
instructions from Wm. A. Roes to soli by
pnito auction on Lot 84,0ou.8, Mel-iillop 12
tulles West of Winthrop) on Thursday.
Sept. 27013, 1000, the Iollowlog;—Horsed-8
heavy draught colts, 1biood volt aired- by
Sidney. Oaths -5 thorn' -bred oowe nod
heifers 0uppo004 to be With Dalt. Pigs -7
thorn' -brad Berkehiro 00190, b Mese mouths
old. Sheep -100 well tired Leicester ewe&.
Everything will be gold without reserve.
Terms All sums of 80 and under oash, over
that amount 12 months' oredlt will be given
on herniahing approved joint no000; a Ms-
eount of 0 per pout. will be allowed for cash
on credit amounts,
INK
Brussels- Daylight Sure = G. N. McLaren
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L , bur , h
New Fall and Winter Go
Now in Stock
This is a prosperous year—Top prices for big crops—which should make
this one of the "good years.” We have prepared for a good Fall and Winter
business with a big stock of strictly new goods, and they are bought Right.
Both Wool and Cotton are higlier priced, but we are here with bright new goods
in many eases at less than you would expect to pay for' thele
61416
—Ladies' and Girls' New Coats—Canadian, English
and German .mattes:
-Ladies' and Girls' New Rain Coats. `
—New Drees Goods and Trimmings.
—New Mantle Clothe and Ladies' Furnishings.
—Ladies' and Children's New Union and Wool Under-
clothing.
—New Towelis, Towellings and Table Linens.
— Men's and Boys' New Furnishings and Undercloth-
ing.
—A complete assortment in the Staple Department.
—All Wool, Union and Cotton Blankets.
— New Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
—New Overcoats, Suits and Odd Pieces for Men and
Boys.
Aarnommom-
In fact yon wi 1 find here one of the best stocks within your reach and we
Always Pay the Highest Prices for Produce.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE SAMPLE
C: OATS ?
We purchased a set of Traveller's Sample Coats for Ladies', Misses and Children. `Th
are all this season's new styles. We have some specially good thins left for iase
Children. These we sell at actual Wholesale Prices—of course we things
Misses and
They are hi perfect condition and you would not knowbyappearance
a discount on them.
the appearance of the Coats that
they had been carried by a Traveller.
Goods Right or Your Money Back.
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