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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-5-26, Page 8dela.teete.:'.. e.., mw+,.+awe'.a�..sr+1�W:tl.i1;•W+kw.c�r..m,a'a.'wu•,.-•_�mm�amum,. • pmmuu,or. GOODS IN SEASON HELLEBORE INSECT ;POWDER COPPERX S BLUE STONE P ORIS GREEN CHLORIDE OF LIME • C.1MPI.TOR MOTE BALLS WE HAVE THEII:f AND QUALITY GUARANTEED. F. R. 1 DRUGGIST AND STATIONER, nota' Reba Items, A chiefs among ye fakir' notes, An' faith he'll plant ft. Comma. A GIRL's Caprise." Co. COUNCIL Jane 7th, BRUSSELS Court of Revision lune Gth. FOOT BALL—Wingbam vs, Braesele, Champions of the W. P. A. on Friday, June 3rd. nom R. Conklin is the only one, He is the only dramatis reader in Canada, and he's a good one, THE foundation for the new reeidenoe for Jobn Smith is being prepared and the work will be pushed along. Mss LITTLE pleat the holidays in Tor onto and has returned with the latest novelties in Sommer Millinery, Tree repeated showers are making everytbing grow and with warmer weather would soon posh vegetation ahead. Bnu$lgLe Wool Market will be well looked after es usual this season. See the advts. in this issue and market your wool bare. J000315NT has not been banded out yet in the Brneeele sewer appeal snit heard a short time ago et Toronto. It may arrive any day bowever. rumor R. Conklin will read in Brussels on Monday, May, 80th. If you fail to hear him you will be the Sorriest man within 10 ranee of Brussels. Barssmms Intermediates play a league metob with the bustling team in Wing• ham on Friday evening of this week. We hope to see our eleven win. NEST Monday afternoon A. Coneley, Secretary of the Cemetery Committee, will be at the Cemetery, where he may be aeon by those desirous of per. aiming lots or seeking information. WLvan,M Intermediate Foot Ball team, will play with the Brussels team, Champions of the W. F. A. on Friday, Jane 3rd, for the obampionabip of the Huron diatriot. Don't forget the date. Ax Clinton on Tuesday the home team defeated Blyth at base ball, more 19 to 17 : Beeforth won from Clinton in Laoroese by 7 to 8 and in the foot ball, atter a good deal of ragged play, the Col• legiate team of Clinton were viotore over Braesele, the soore being 1 to 0. STREEOPTIOON DNTRRTATNMENT POSTPON• En, -Owing to the sudden demise of a member of the church of which Rev. Mr. Ooupland, who was to give the Stereopti• eon Leotare, in Bruaeele Town Hall, on Thnraday evening of ibis week, is pastor and the holding of the tnneral at Dun, gannon, the reverend gentleman will be unable to get here and the Entertain• went re oonsegneotly oaooelied. Further announcement later. Bag. Deux, liveryman, had the mise fortune to lose a flee driving mare on Wednesday evening. TM beset FIRS tied out on Flora street toeat Some gratis and got entangled in the rope throwing herself and breaking one of bee hind legs. A veterinary was called whose deoieion was unfavorable to recovery and the animal was despatched and buried. It will be quite a loes to Mr. Dark ae the mare was a good one. MANY entertainers depend on their dress or on speeches whiob at the mild• est are eimply Billy, to make people laugh but Frank R. Conklin is a different type. He glvee you suoh absolutely faithful re. productions of the ohmmeters be repre- sents that be becomes them for the time being. Hear him in "The Seboolboy'e Composition," and you'll laugh till your eyes are eo full of tears that you cannot eee him. He has the moat mobile face you ever Saw. EAST Boson LIBRIUM -At the mantel meeting of the Liberals of Beet HUMID, 10 be held in the Town Hail, Brussels, Tuesday, May Bleb, in addition to ad., arenas trona Heo. Dr, MacDonald, Deputy Speaker of the Commons, and A. Hislop, M. P, P., Cbae. Marcel, M. P., one of the Frenob orators of the House of Commons, will be present. He is well worth hearing. There will be a pnblio meeting also in the evening so that thoee unable to hear the epeakere in the afternoon will have an opportunity then, A good program of vocal and inetrumental mesio will intersperse the speeches and ail will be welcome. 'Matinee will begin at 130 and 8 p, m. Sharp, Deep the date in mind, the teat Tuesday of May. A FORMER Beomsonrso,-Tbe following is takenTelegram ide from the Winnipeg ieie,,ram and refers to a sister•i$.law t0 H. Grant, of Brussels, and J. R. Grant, of Winnipeg -"Oc Saturday evening 14th last„ the death manned of Mrs. William Grant at her reeidenoe, 785 Sherbrooke street, The deceased was aged 67 years and 4 menthe and was highly respected by ell who knew her, She leaves to mourn her lose a huaband, a daughter and two eons, Thomas and Bert, at home, also three daughters away from home, Mre, William Lawrence and Mand, of Revelstoke, 13, 0„ and Bella, a teaoher ab Shoal Lake. Thine is also one son away, William et Portage la Prairie. Thee° sisters enrviee the deoeaeed and rseide in Van. couver, B, 0. The funeral took plane on Tbeeday at 2 p. m, from her )ale reel. denoe, The aervieee were boodnoted by Rev, 0. Et. Stewart." Mn Grant Wag e resident of 33ruesele a number of years age being the iiret poetmalter, he being 9.01055353 187 J. R. Grant, WnoRE was the town flag last Tuesday ? PABsENOER traffic on the railways Was heavy during Victoria Day holiday rates, SmvoN care of noel ars expeoted bare this week by Robert Henderson, tor May delivery. AUCTION sale 0f Bruaeele 'Woollen M111 on Friday noon of ibis week at the American Hotel. You believe in getting the beat don't you ? Tbat'e Freak R. Oouklin'e enter- tainment, and it coulee at popular prioee. Monza Perin Exoureioa, by °penial train, Mooday, June 20, Be sure and go as the Farm is a prettier place than ever now, Sear. BEATTIE has et:le his hotel at Wiarton to the mea he bought it from and he and his brother Jae, talk of tak- ing a prospecting trip to the West, Ton Tennis Club clouds on J. Leokie's sawn have been completed. All panne who wish to become members kindly band their names into lbs Secretary. ALFRED BARER bas probated the house and tot belonging to Mre, A. Good and will enlarge and improve it, Mrs. Good and family will move to the I. 0. Richards block. FRANK R. Ooaklin is the man who was eeleoted as the leader in his line to enter- tain President MoKioley. You eau bear him in Brussels, May 30111, 1904, Ad. miaei0n 25o, Reserved 85. Jac. HEWITT 1360 purchased the frame reeidenoe, corner of William and Albert street, from Jobn Leckie and moved to it on Tuesday. We wish them oomfort and happiness in their new bome. HAVE Yoa A PLOT IN THR CRUSTIEST ?- If eo the caretaker, R. Dark is prepared to fix it me for you and will atteud to it in first olaes manner at a smell coat for the eeaeos. fie may be found at hie home or at the oemetery each Friday, CHAMPION°HIP Geero.-The final toot. ball game in the Intermediate aeries in the Enron District will be played on Victoria Perk, Bromide, on June Srd, when Wingbam will play Braseela for the Obawpiooebip of the District, Both teams are ant to win eo look oat for a bot game. Ono FELLOWS, -Nest Sabbath evening the members of Western Star Lodge, No. 149, I. O 0, F„ Braesele, will attend St. John's demob at 7 o o'clock, when the enema' sermon will be preached by the Rev. William Lowe, of Wingham. The brethren are asked to aeeetDbie in tbg Lodge room at 6.80 sharp so aa, to be prepared to march to the ohnrob. Visit. ing brothers will be made weloome. BOUGHT IN WINNIPRe—Tbe Winnipeg Telegram, of May 19, says of former Braeselites :-While other botelkeepere are looking for pnrohasee, Janne O'Leary and Richard Roche, who have held lease on the Iroquois Hotel for the past six months, believe that Winnipeg ie the coming metropolis of the Dominion and they have banked their judgment to the extent of 380,000. This amount 7788 paid yesterday to John McDonald and DA. M Ar r t theHotel D. n the for Iroquois ate property at 511 Main street. Slum taking p0eae08100 of the hotel Messrs. O'Leary and Roche have built up a splendid trade. The proprietors are experienced botel men and intend to make this city their home in the future. A clamber of improvemente are eontem• plated and will be completed this Sam. met. SUCCEa•FUL RECITAL. -On Friday even. ing of net week a vary pleasant lime was spent in the Town Hall at the Recital, presented by Mies Thereea M. Siegel, and Mise Helena 111. Dobeort, seeieted by H. L. and Mrs. Jackson, of Bruseele, under the direction of Mies Jean Moleaaoblin, of town. The program was varied, in. teresting and well rendered, the audience showing their appreciation by repeated encores which were very cheerfully re 590045d to. Miss Siegel has a papa. easing appearance and manner and rendered her various numbers with good effect. Sbe is a graduate of a Detroit College of Elootrlion and has an array of oftetnmee that set off her elooationaey efforts in first olaae style. A brigbt filters is before her. Mise Dobson is possessed of a very sweet voioe and singe her soloa with a M156810 0 of enunciation that will be pleasing to Sty audienoe. She wee very happy its her aboloe of songs and will be welcomed bank bo Bras. eels. H. L. and Mrs. Jaokeon gave their violin and piauo aeleotione with the nenai adeeptability, and Mee Jean MoLa0ohlio erf rated the tiee 0accompanist in n b da f P g y P cod et le. The program was as fol. lows :-Part I -Piano and violin, H. L, and Mrs. Jackson ; (e) Psalm XOII, (a) "if", (a) Keeping a neat se a benefit, ahem Siegel ; The Carnival, Mise Dobson ; (a) Story of a Prima Donna's birtbday, (b) Mre, Speigelberger at the tbeaterioal agent'e office, (s) When the world Mete thro', Nike Siegel ( The Seville Gypsy Maid, Mime Dobnen ; Old time happiness, Miss Siegel. Part II -Piano and violin, 11. L. and Mrs, Jaokeon ; Queen of the hese, Mee Siegel; What the chimney sang, Mise Dobson ; Her first marketing, Miss Siegel ; Sing me to sleep, Mies Dab• Son ; (e) court wane, (b) Statue scene, Mise Siegal ; Happy song, Mee Dobson i Alone ata hotel, Mims Siegel ; "God save the King", By speedo' regneet P. H. Gilroy wag aeirad to favor the 80415585 with a Solo, Friday being the last day of big reddened in town. Be responded and sang "Two Swoetheaete" and as an en. tore "Heidleberg" singing both in ex• oellenb vola(, T.11. BBOf3(3.1 LLi k0t3T Standard Bank of Canada S.w'i'.a.7F:G2rkZ-et err 3.972 ASSETS -= OVEIi O;HIRTEEN MILUION DOLLARS 11 Gesker t,l. 130.D.10.0 13utsineooes TTrtatttaactell ""'t2SAVFNGS BANKDP"^ -DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upeenrde reoeived on wbinh INTEREST Id ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT at the HIGHEST BANE RATE, ACCRUED INTEREST is added to aa000ni° every six months and becomes prinoipal -MARRIED WOMEN end MINORS may make and withdraw Deposits without the intervention of any person. LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE. SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING only toe which no oharge is made: YOUR BUSINESS will reoeivs our careful and doarbeoua attention. A. 0. MACFARLANE, Amin, Gnome CUNNINGHAM, V. S., has gone to Wingbam, where he will aseiet the looal Vet. for a time. WILL the party who borrowed my letter press kindly return it. ROnM, THOMSON. WHEN you bear one of Prank R. Conk- lin'a programa it makes you wishyou aorid hear them all. Tliat'e beam: me it 1e 1,0 inimitably rendered, TUESDAY was a guise day in town. There was a junior toot ball match, East spinet the West, end the bowlers trued'. ed the sphere on their lawn. Doter forget that clever New York Elocutionist Conklin will present a first - oleos program in Bruaeele Towo Hall next Monday evening, uuder the auspices of the Bowling Olab, of town. Plan of Hall at Fox's, Noma To LARGER OFFICTL-The last issue of the Monetary Times bus the following :-The premises of the Canada Life Building, reoently ooanpied by the Bank of Nova Boothe, are being refitted for the Metropolitan Bank bead cfice, who will 'money them when alterations are completed. THE eeatertb News in commenting on the recent Intermediate Foot Ball match in that town °aye' --There was a good turnout of 011188ne at the Repreabion groaods on Monday evening to witness the game between Brussels and the Hurons. Tbe weather was cold and net conducive to good play. Brneeele scored the Bret goal in five minutes ; Seatarbb the second in twenty minutes, batt time being celled with the aeon 1-1. The Hamm, by some nine combination, eoored in one mingte after play was resumed, They had all the better of the play et this stage, but McLeod was laid off, and Brussels oaaght the defence too tar out and snored in 7 minutes, Seaforth had the beet of the play to the ficial but could not soon and the game ended 2-2. It was the first time the Hurons played together this year and they were Pet in condition. However, the boys will ehow their form later on. 0. Sills, Barnett and Stewart played well. Brussels have a fine pair of broke and a good goal- keeper. Referee MsLanohlin made several deaieione whiob were rather die- couraging to the Herons. ,Iambs LEAS=E Fool BALL. -The &deet game in the Junior foot ball contest in this diatriot was played in Brnanele between representatives of Winghani sad Brussels the only teams in group N N. 1 on Friday evening, Ali goals counted in thin 000teet the play wag of a very energetic character that nailed oat the pewees of the competing teams and the result was a snappy, well played game, free from jangle and with comparatively little roughness. Referee Burgeee did his work very nioely and we believe tried to deal out justice to all although some of our boys thought the fouls palled were hardly evenly assigned ae they should have been. At the opening of the matoh the visilore put snob zest in their kinking that it looked rather threatening to last year's ohampione but es the game progressed the home players took -in the situation and reversed the line of atteok and scored the first) and only goal shortly after the change of goale at half time bad taken place, Many alone oalls were on the program but goalkeeper Robineon was very alert and held down the record to 1 to O. If Bruseele bad been playing its fall team the total would no doubt have been maoh larger. Wingbam boys played a strong game and fought it is the end and the next boat on their park will be looked forward to with no small interest. The players were ae under:- BRUeSELe. WINa$AM, Herr Goal Robinson Llndeay } Backe Bell cazdIO ......,.. Mite=s'' Thomson 4 Backe Maimed MoDauohlio ... Smith GoodAnsley 9mtth Forwards MoGillvary McLeod J}'lemin g Millar } / a Y Tbe winners of Ibis group.. „ will . try Mnr corn• olueions with the anoaeeafal team in the Lietowel•Milverton game in group No 2, and We expect to see Brneeele make a vigorous effort to retain the obampion. ship cup now in their possession by the vietoriee of 1903. Business Locals. A quantity of manure for axle. Apply to JNo. OonER. PASTURE for a number of etaere. Apply to Trios. Mame, Brussels. WANTED. -Car of Butter, 850 Tabs,- by June 10, Eggs 16o Trade, 14e Bash. Gelo, E.Kooso Win m; ha , g OATS found, Owner eame have the a 000 by proving property and paying for this notice. THE Pose Publishing House. Bair year mangel seed from Jas. Bal. lantyne, Tory Bed, Yellow Inbermed• late and Half Sager Beet -Half Manger. Firet•oleee seed. To THE Punnta,-If you wish to have lawn mowers put in ifret•elaae order you 0an have game done at areasunable figure by T. MoGregar, Mill street, Braman, The Bowling 010b at Exeter has re. organized for the season. 138mi11on Y. M. 0. A„ intermediate foot ball team, defeated Landau in a W. P. A, match by a eeore of 6 to 0 in 11ami1. ton. The following foot bell games were played on the 24111 of May :--Seafortb (0) at Galt (1) ; Guelph (0) at Galt (4) ; To. riento Soate (I) et Dundee (0) ; Welker. ton (0) at Mildmay (I); Stranded Rakes (1) at 13erlin (0), London defeated Saltford in a Inter- mediate foot ball game at London on Fri. day last by a soars of 2 to 1. The standing of the three Intermediate teams in the Huron Distriet, of the W. F. A„ is shown below Brunets.. won 1 Met 0 to play 8 Wingbam " 1 1' 1 I 2 ¢LSeaforth„ " 1 " 2 " 1 People We Know. Miaa Gerbie Ewan was vieiting at Sea - forth, Mies Pearl Biot is visiting friends at Harriatoo. Wilt. Leatherdale spent the "24th" at Harriston, Mnrdy McLennan, of London, wag in town on Thursday. Alf. Baeker and Mies Pearl were in Toronto tide week. Waiter Jaokson arrived home from Toronto last Monday. Chas. Ritchie was in Ripley for a few days visiting relatives, Robert Watt, of Salem, was a visitor at Melville Mamie this week, A. Roe is in (Merge of 3. T. R'es' ped. citing wagon this season. Mica Thnrsa Meadows, of Loudon, was Mum for a visit tbis week, Bette Williamson, of Ripley, was a visitor in town on the 24th. Mre. Jae. Jones and Milne Minerva were holiday vieitore at London. Mrs. H. James, of London, is renewing old iriendebipe in Bruseele, Mines Ardell, Gorrie, were visitors in town, daring the past week. Druggist and Mre. Fox were holiday. ing with old friends at Galt, Rob. Wilbee, who has been in Michigan for some months, is bome on a visit. Mies Ethel Sperling spent a day with old friende on the 1.21h con. of Grey. Mre. Robt. Johnston, of Wingbam, is renewing old friendship in Brussels. Reg. Fletcher was in Lnoknow on•Taes. day singing at a Concert that evening. Roes Beattie, formerly of town, is at. tending a Business College at Toronto, Mies Loretta Bunelon was the guest of Mies Rose, at Walkerton, for a few days, Robt. and Mrs, Black, of Wroxeter, were visitors at D. 0. Rose' lain Sunday. Allan Lamont is baok from Ariel, where be wan employed during the past month. J. and Mies Weinman, of Milverton, were visitors at J. Milhauteu's for a few days. Miss Vera Ain'ay visited her enter, Mrs, Hugh Molntosb, MaKiliop, this week, Mre..(R•v ) ()Pens and De Witt spent Viotol is Dey with relatives at Trow• br id ge. Mies Mary Henderson, of Paris, is a vleitor with Miss Amanda McOraoken, Braesele, Mies Elsie Good spent Viotoria Day with her aousine, the Misses VanStone, in Winghem. H. W. Ferrety, of Windsor, was visit• ing at Postmaster Farrow's for a few days last week. A. Sample, who is tow in Paisley, spent a few days in town. He is well pleased with his eftaation, Miss Hazel Jobneton, of Winghem, lett Thursday of last week for a vieit with friende in Chicago, N. 13. Gerry and family, of Blyth, were palling on relatives in Brneeele end locality on Tuesday. Mre. George Rogers visi'ed at Mount Forest and Miss Nina mane bome with her tor a abort holiday. R, G. MoOraoken and George Ardell, both formerly of town, arrived sately in Winnipeg in dee comae. Mrs. A. Straoban and daughter spent e, few days at London during the past week visiting relatives. A. 3, and Mre. Lowry and baby were visitore in Loudon duriug the past week oall(ng nn relatives and friends. Jae. Beattie, of Wisrton, was in town for few days. Miss Bessie, hie dough. ter, returned with him for a vieit. Mts. Joseph Pugh, of Bluevale, has been in town this week owing to the illness of her father, Rev, R. Paul, George and Miss Flo. Buchanan were visited) at home for a short time this week. Miss Hackett aoeompanied the latter. Mre. Crowe, of Guelph, whose husband departed this life recently, is making a Visit With bar sister, Mrs, Houston, for a month, Mrs. MaAdam, who has been visiting her eiater, Mrs, Jas, Beattie, left with bog husband foe Winnipeg, when the latter bas a gaud position, Mise Ida Zllliax, of Lietowel, Wag re• ie deli in B g 1 newt❑ old fr n s rosea a delle R p e the pest week. Mre Zilliax and Milne Genie were also here, Mre. J. D. Warwick and Bob, Mies Winnie Turnbull, Mies Maggie MoLaaoh. lin and Jas. Bloomfield were vieitore ab Wingbam over Victoria Day holiday, Mrs, Smart, neo Mise Annie Lowry, is here on a visit to her parents, D, A. and Mre, Lowry, and many other relatives and friends. Her home is in Houghton, Michigan. A. 13. Montgomery has arrived tram the Brookville branch and mamma the duties of teller in the Metropolitan Bank in the plane of Mr. Gilroy, who loft last Satatday. Mr, Montgomery was former. lq oonneobed with the Canadian Bank of Cemmeroe. Col. 'Young, of Goderiah, and Capt. Mo - Taggart, of Clinton, Were it total last Saturday looking up military matters in oonneot)on with the turnout to tamp at Londoanext month forl2 deys, They are two popular offitlere and deserving et the esteant in whiob they are held, ..nevosnom sc..rmeamemixeummeig MAY 26, 1904 ..w„ucv ,..a. +,., ..'e+awMr...e"traneeeeaa eete'a. 'M'u";�: axe 1;1--1E METROPOUTAN 9M CAPI'1'AL-8nld up 31,000,000 RESERVE FUND • • 31,000,000 01rectere REV, It, 13. WARDEN, D. D„ 0, J, ALCORi0, President, Vioo-Prosidonb, 'rtioe, onA31aITA1V, F hA, Ure'HONOR Ata, w, MORTrMMER 0083181, R,O, n, 10, THOMSON, 0, 0, HEAD op -Floe - TORONTO W. D. ROSS •• - GENERAL MANAGER A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. • Drefto Bought and Sold. Ferment' Notes Discounted, Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all sums ot 31 and upwttrde A. E. HELLISH, Manager. W. Griffith spent tyle 24th in Elmwood. R. and Mre, Mainprize and baby have been holidaying with relatives in Braoe County. Avon Elllcot has ancoeeded Roy Pogb as clerk and driver of the breed van at J. Ballantyne's grooery and bakery. T. T. McRae,, medics/ student, of Oranbrook, ie spending the Summer with Dr. McKelvey, of Brussels, getting the praotioal experience in the profession of his choice. David Ross er, WAS quits ill daring the peat week. He received an injury to his shoulder snd side while leading bis cow into the stable and for a few days eaffer• ed a great deal but we are pleased to state that be is able to be up now and we hope will soon be quite restored. F. J. and Hre. Schiele, of Toronto, are spending a few weak° in. Brneeele with Mrs. John Wyno, the Tatter's mother. Mr. Sahiek will make hie regular tripe and bank here for Sunday. They expect to be accompanied by Mre. Wynn to their Summer reeidenoe in Muskoka later. Rev, R. Paul has been very ill daring the peat week. He was troubled witb a smotberiog Renaation ooaasioned by the station of his heart. Mr. Paul bas bean a wonderfully hearty man and it is a very unusual thing foe him to be laid aside. He passed bis 77111 birthday last week. We hope be will soon be fatly restored to hie eocaetomed vigor. R. Govenlook, of Seaford), and enter Mrs. Wilson, of Seatorth, were visitors at the Parsonage this week. The former is Mrs. Omens' father. Mr. Govenlook is 78 years of age and Mrs. Wileon 82 yet they did not appear to be at all eon - earned about a 32 mile drive and a jog off to visit Blyth friends on Wednesday. Few elderly people enjoy as good health. nomemo. JAoreooe.-In Morris, on May 11th to Mr. and Mre. P. Jackson, a son. WHST.-In Bluevale, on May 20, to Rev, W, J. and Mrs. West, & EOR. a6ARR2m2r. B0R0oas-JENRENs.-At the reeidenoe of the bride's parent0, me May 24, by Rev. F. Swann, of Bluevale, Mr. James Burgeee, Dairy Inspector, Brantford, to Mies Jennie Jenkene, of Bluevale. a2EFD. CUTT --In Goderiah, on May 20, Thomas Cott, aged 40 years and 26 days. HARRIS. -At Wroxeter, on the evemog of May 24th, George Harris, aged 56 70805. INORAM,-In Winghem, on May 22, Elizabeth Ingram, relict of the fete Iaaiale Ingram, formerly of Mo. Killop, in her 67th year. JAORLIN.-Io Howiok, on May 201b, Ruth Copland, relict of the late Thos. Jaoklin, aged 71 years. a3�d'ST039 12.,0 d.LA kZ0C303 0, Fall Wheat 91. 92 Barley 87 88 Peas 65 60 Oats 29 30 Butter, tubs and rol'e:.., 11 12 Eggs per dozen 13 14 Hay per ton 6 00 7 00 Flour, per cwt ... ..... 4 00 5 00 Pobatoee per bus 50 60 Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 26 Salt, per bb'., retell 1 00 70 Hoge, Live 4 80 4 90 Wool 14 16 THE PEOPLE'S COIUMN. Dolt, SALE .—A BRICK COT— T 41317 on Plizabeth street for solo, Apply at 7.'1310 PORT. NOTICE, •- OWING TO ILL health Dr, J. A, McNaughton, of Bruesole, is compelled to retire from native praotlet for Six months or a year. All per- sons owing amounts will kindly pall and arrange eanse at the dootor'e residence or with the undersigned. 44.8 A. 3, MACDONALD, BULL FOR SERVICE,—THE undereianecl will keep for 6srvl0S 011 Lot28, 4th Line, Morrie, the thorn' bred Durham Bull, "Jerry" bred Ifrow A, His - 100's 1st prize bull and a thoro"bred cow. Terme 81.00, with privilege of retaruing if n000seaxy. ROBT.OTJR111D, 40.4 Proprietor. NOTICE The Court of Revision, on the Assessment Atoll for the Township of Motrin for the year A. D, 1004 will be hold at the Town Halt on Monde ids 80 11t next at 1 0' Monday, Y D cloak a m. 11 a in A parties /singly, will p w loa9etake noltoo p and eat aaoot'dingly, Olork's Ofllee, Morrie, May 4,,1004, 01erk; el ifEE2'ING OF THE OOUNOIL OF 11J TB10 COUNTY OF HURON, - The Connell of the County of Enron will meet in the Donnell Chamber in the Town 00 Godsrleh on Tuesday, the 7th"o! June next, at Connell meet bee plaood o0oritlz b ie Clerk on or before first day of westing. Dated May 20rd,1504. W. LANE/, Clerk, Notice of Transfer. WAL'TON HbTEL., N0T103 le hereby given, pursuant to the. regalttinte in bloat behalf, that 1, the under. Melted., have applied for in transfer of the Hotel License granted to William Blaebflt and that the said transfer will be obmpoiod and shined to by the Commiestonere after bhe Beeeed publteatton of this notice eta 0o• gtDatO4 etl0 311111,1t4ay20,1M, LTlx402 Notice to Creditors, In the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron, in the matter of the minks of Louiea J. Skelton, late of the Village of Bromide, in the County of Huron, widow, deemed. Notioe is hereby given 'pursue:it to Revis- ed Statutes of Ontario, 1997, Cb tip. 130, Roo. 88, that all creditors and others having any claims against the octets or LouisaJ.Rkal- ton,lato of the Vfllaga of Brussels, in the County of Hur05, widow, deceased, who died on or about the Seventhday of tiny, 1004, fu the City of Toronto, are hereby re- quired to send by post, prepaid, or to deliw or to A, B. kiaodonnld, of the Village M Brussels, in the County of Huron, flolioitor for George Jeoksou, the ,txeculor of Dieted Will and Testament lo! Leiden 3, Skelton, deeeased, on or before the First day of July, A. D.1904, their fell names, addresses and descriptions end full particulars of their 0101038 and the nature of their securities (if any) held by them. And notice to hereby given that after the said last mentioned date, the ash! Rxooutor will ptroeeed to distribute the as sate of. the deeeased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the oleins 0t which notice °ball have been Myatt its above required, and the Bail Rxeoutor will :not be retpatslblofor the assets, or any part thore- of,so distributed, to any persou of whose claim notion shall not have boon received at the time of suoh distribution. A. B, MACDONALD, of the Village of Hrueeels, to the County of Huron, Solicitor for the !executor, Dated at Brussels, May 25, 1904. Notice to Creditors, In the Burrogate Court of the County of Huron, in the matter ot the estate of John Ewan, late of the Townrhip of Grey, in the County of Huron, farmer, deceased. Notion 1s hereby given pursuant to Revis- ed Statutes of Onbarlo,1897, Oban. 126, 900. 88, that all creditors and others having any claims against the estate of John Ewan late of the TOwiesbip of Grry, In !bo County of Boron, farmer, deoeaeed, who 4180 on or about the Third day of March, A..D 1904, at the said Township of Grey, are hereby re- gnired to Bend by post, prepaid, or to deliv- er to A.B. Moodoneld. of the Village of Bruesels, In the County of Huron, 8olioitor fon Thomas Mo0adzoan and Andrew Elision, the 1Bxecutoxe of the last Will and Testa. anent of John Ewan, deceased, on or before the First day of July, A. D, 1000, their fall names, addressee and descriptions and full parti0ulare of their claims and the nature of their ereurttles (if any) held by them. And notice to boreby given that after the said 'ant mentioned date, the said Eseoa- torp will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceaoed amongst the parsons entitled t 081660,haviu regard only to the claims of which notice shall have boon given as above required, and the said Exertttore will not be responsible for the assets, or any part there- of, so distributed to any person of whose claim notice shall no1have been received at the time of such distribution. A. B. MACDONALD, of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, Solicitor for the 16xoontors, Dated at Brussels, May 20,1004. 40.8 Notice to Creditors. In the Surrogate O0000b 081 1.110 County of Heron, iu the matter of the estate of Henry Wallace Allan, late of the Township of Hallett, in the County of Huron, farmer, deooneed. Notioe ie hereby Won,pu.'sos»b to the Revised Statutes of Outaro,1607, 0110,9. 129, Sec. 88, that all emitters and others baying claims against the estate of B envy Wallace 8 i liars lute y, the T, who of Hallett,n A p County, fanner, who diad mt r about said dty, m w o the laid day of y, are A, D, este at satiety, p 1, pd County, or arc reqdeliver to 4, to scud 8. post ,p prepaid, Village odeliver el , BlMaor for alit, of the nBeof o B he Cit, Solicitor for 10 Junu Simeon Beet, a the , oxty of Branexecutor 00 he In t W P11 and ae sb Mmeet o1 Henrynr al the last will and testament the t .fleury Wallace Alan, , their before too lath day of nd the O. 1904, rtIu full o f e, addresses and the full partttmars of their olaime, and the nature of their securities (if any) held by them, And further take notice that after the said mentioned date the said Axmouter will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall bays been given as above required and the said Exeoulor will not bo responsible for the tweets or any part shore' of so distributed, to any person of whose claim notion shall net have been received at the time of such distribution. Dated at Bruseele tale 10th day of May, 4, D, 1004. A. 0, MACDONALD, 44.8 Solicitor for llxooutor, KAL' PAPER HEIN MI6 Wo aro now offering some very nice Rem- nantsconsisting of 4, 13, 8 and 10 Rolls. 'Very suitable for Pantrys, Closets and small Bed- rooms, and mucid below regular prices, at Drug Store IN THE Mull I'OUM'1' OF JUSTICE. Brussels vs. Lockridge Pareueut to the Jndgmont herein. dated the Fourth flay of May A, D, 1004, there will be offered for Wel by littblio Anotlo t, with the approbation of the Sapreins Court of Jndlcature, at Go 'amok, on FRIDAY, THIO 27th DAY IOP MAY, A. D.1004, at the hour el twelve o'clock, noon, at the American Hotel, in the Village of Brussels, the foltow- iug valuable Woolen Mill property, namely: -Parts of Lots u0mbered throe °hundred, and thirteen (8181 and three hundred and fourteen (8W1 and Part of Park Lot lettered V," lu the Village of Brained'', in the Coen. ty of Huron, containing in all Slxay•tigbb thous0ud,two hundred and seventy square links, be the some more Or less. (Tbe buil). thee upon the mild laude ooueist of a large telae -story brick woolen ruin (t0oludiug baeomont) 60x00 ft„ a brink boiler house 20x 33 ft„ and a frame ',hiker house 14x80 ft„ all of whiob araiu goodrepah', The maahluery con tamed therein is nearly now, cud onm- muses, what le generally kuoW n, and daeig• noted as a Two Set Woolen ?dill, 01100 noel 5x0001, cue notary Fulling Mill, one Cop Winder, 008.1,1 ins(/ Card Finish, ono Side Draw and one Roll of two blob Filleting, the property of the 'Toronto Woolen Machinery Company. There Is g00d et00m motive Power oeesioiing of n OM 601LP. Wheelock Rugine, and a 00 baa. Hunter Boiler, both of whiob are In good running condition The property will be offered tar sale subject to a reserve bid, 1.a be fixed by the Local Mas- ter of this Court. Title lodisputable, Terms of Sale -Ton par pent. Of the par - chase money on the day of Bale, to be paid to the Plaintiff's Solioltor, and the balance to be paid into Court within thirty days tb ereafter, The ether terms and conditions will be the standing conditions of tbo High Court of Justice, Further particulars may be hod from the nnd0rsigued. Dated this PM clay of May, A,» 1904. W. ki. SINCLAIR, J3, L. DOYLE1 Solioiter for Lo 08.1 Mostar Plaintiffs, at Go dation. Am prepared again this sea- son to pay the Highest Cash Price for any quantity of Wool delivered at my Elevator, Brus- sels. Also for all kinds of Grain. R. GRAHAM. Any quantity of Wool wanted for which the Highest Market Price will be paid. Alf. Baeker, BRTJSSELS. 'IL'IIi IIr'Ib'1iIN'a'b.4Pt6ut'16M We buy our Turnip Seeds from the Old and Reliable Firm of Messrs. John A, Bruce & Co,, and have for sale the following varieties,' viz. t-- Bruce's —Bruce's New Century NewKangaroo a garoo Hartley's Bronze White Swede Hall's Westbury Sutton's Champion Bruce's Selected East Lothian Bangholm Also GREY STONE Turnip Seed, and GATE POST RED and GIANT Y13LLOW IVIANGELS. Otto General Stools i0 Large, Well Aeaotted and Beet Values, No Fanoy Priem; but Everything Obeap. 1 Swedes A11 STRAC