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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-8-18, Page 8SUMMER. 'REEDS Foot Best Powder .Foot Elm Citrate of Jira,4mesia O oda Phosphate of 5 Tartaric .Heid Talcum Powder Florida Waver Essence of Rennet Per fumes Bath Spon6es di' '. ra72le i foOt Fly Pads Insect Powder P If got at Smith's you can depend upon them being good. I T H, DRUGGIST AND STATIONER, GRAN® TRUNK RAILWAY. 6OUTMORN EETEN0ION w• O. & 8. Traineleave Brussels Station, North and South, ae follows; Gorne Snag Gomm NoneM. 7:12Mail amExerciseExercisea.m I Mixed 9:00 e Mxed....:....1a.m Mail :20 p.m 8:SBp.m Exprese /290p.m Prat Stins Ztems, A ohiel'e amang ye takie' notes, An' faith he'll prent ExcDaeroN to the West next Tuesday. Miaanenx openings are already talked of ELEOTnICAL storms are very prevalent this Season. Tare week A. 0. Dame chipped 2 oars of cattle to Toronto. 25 aims pays for Tart Pose for the balance of 1904. Subscribe now. Looe, freight has dropped off 000sider• ably owing to harveeting operations. THE Wingham horse ranee are on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Tnn School Board did not hold a meet- ing last Friday as there was not a quorum. Mnaene. BLU and Been forwarded a oar of Battle to Toronto since lest report in THE PoeT. B. T. Pant has engaged the eervioee of Thos. Bitable ea assistant in his blank. smith shop. Mr. Ritchie worked there before. THE apple evaporating faotory of John Cunningham, Breese's, will be operated thio season and any quantity of fruit purchased. A. 0. U, W. Flumes evening of this week. Two-edort addreeeee will be given by Poetmaeter Farrow and Finanoe minister Mo0raoken. Thorne CURRY ie at Sarnia this week attending the High Court of the Inde- pendent Order of Foresters ae repreeents- tive of Bruesels Court, DURING the pastweek the town grading machine was at work on King etreet where a good job was done, The etreet is being gravelled now. UNIsonole: The Foot Ball Exeentfve eek all persona having uniforms or other belongings of the Oiub to kindly hand in the same at once so that the eeaeon'e business oan be wound np. Tan night hawks who parade the streets would oblige people who go to rest eS xeg&arto'il Pi -.they would nee 911511 baeeoe Mee or else make it .doable piano instead of double forte. AoomONT.— Robert Wilbee bad a finger on hie right hand smashed by a board ft sing from a eaw in the MoDoneld heading factory, Walton, and is now having undesired holidays. We hope he will soon beo. k. GONE oe a Tarn.—Miss Belle Living- stone, dreeemaker, hat gone to Nevada to viait her brother, Neil and nnole and aunt for two -months. Her chop will be opened on Sept. let, by her cousin Miee Mitchell and Mies Flstt. COMPLAINT has been made by eeveral parties on account of flowers being stolen from plots in the oemetery and in other oases planta damaged beyond repair. A watoh will be kept and if the names of tranegreeeore can be obtained an example will be mado of them, THE Lietowel Banner of last week eeye t—Mr. Ritchie, who enpplied Kuox Churoh pulpit Iasi Sunday, is one of the MOO expert golf players in Canada. He went over the local links on Monday and the players here were greatly pleased to profit by hie euggeetione and aeoietauce. J. N. Goeno8 STILL LT rT,—By the Forest Free Prate of Iset week we notice that the lawn bowlers of that place defeated Strathroy knights of the green. Our former townsman, J. N. Gordon, was ekip of one rink, winning two games by 8 and 9',bots respectively. Mr, Gordon left on Saturday for a holiday trip to Nova Scotia and Newfoundland on whioh we hope he will have a good time. POPULAR EROoaeroN.—The old reliable popular menden from Kincardine to Detroit, nndor the seeping of Wing/ nm L. 0. L. will take pieta Saturday, Aug• net 27th. Passengers will take early morning train from Kincardine to Hyde Perk, where spacial will be waiting to convey them to Sarnia. From Sarnia the oteamer Tnehmoo will take paesen• germ to Detroit, arriving thereabout 4 p. to. Returning, a spoons' train will leave Sarnia about 10 p, m., Monday, August 29th. The aeaal very low rates will be in force. See bilge for parbianlare and wait for thin popular exoareion. Brox FROM TEE OLD COUNTRY,-,-Lorehee Raven, of Brandon, Man,, ie vieiting at Wm. Ellie', Brenda South, for a few dayo. Mr, Raven has jeot returned tram London, England, where he was attend. ing the Salvation Army Oongreee, whioh 'meted from lent 24th to July 8th. He ie Treaearer of the Brandon corm, It ie I6 yearn einoe Me, Haven and family re' moved from this looalftg where they had lived for yeara. He spent 8 weeks in tendon and went to Belfast, Ireland, for the Orange celebration of July 12th, Many obanges are ootleed in Broeaele and locality by the visitor who will leave toe his Western home next week. .,..Pm3121MEMMON0.mo HANDRERO0IEY found. Ask at THE Poor. Gomez Beam shipped a oar of hogs to Ingersoll (hie week. Tex briokwork on Jno. Smith's new residence, Turnberry street, will soon be oompleted. A NUMBER Of Braeeelitee took in the rases a0 Wingham on Wednesday and Thnredey, Oon vieiting sohool teachers are all away to their reepeotive eoboole which opened last Monday. A NUMBER are taking advantage of OUT great trial offer of Tne PosT until Jan, let 1905, for 25 cents in advance. pCoUNOILrER Backer bought a Kaplan oolt on Wedneeday from Dr, J. R. Mo Donald, of Wingham. •The price paid was $125.. BRUe0ELo Band bee been engaged to play at a Garden Party at Oranbrook next Tuesday evening. They give an excellent program. A nuRNura chimney at the home of James Maxwell last Saturday was nearly the cause of having the fire engine taken out. No damage was done. Ton oreeoeat pin advertised in last week's Pose wars returned to its well pleased owner Thursday evening. It pays to advertise in a live eewspaper. MRs. BALLANTYNe has a beautiful Gol den. Balm Japanese Lily that is well worth% easing. It has foar bell shaped flowers and 4 bnda upon it at preeent. AN optional flower, called Datura, ie blooming in J. G. Skene's garden. It ie of various colors, in carnaoopia shape, and adds greatly to the floral aolleotion. AMONG those who talk of going West on next Tueeday'e excursion are Mre. A. Good and family, Andrew and Mre. Carrie, Miee Budd, Mise Miao Hunter, Mies Lizzie Bielby and J. Kearney. MONDAY evening a Box Social will be held in the school room of the Metho diet ohnrob under the atiepines of the Epworth League. An interesting pro. gram will be presented end a pleeeao0 time assured. A raw weeks ago THE POST stated that horse races would be bete on the half mile track in Brugee's. Owing to their proposed date being taken by another town the Committee has palledthe races off for this Beason. Banoonie bowlers took a hand in the doubles at Goderioh after winning the trophy and after 8 wine defaulted to a Goderioh rink. The opera gleams re- ceived as the trophy prize have been greatly admired and many congrat- ulations extended to our players. FAOTORY BOLD.—J. T. Wood, of Rock- wood, het concluded a bargain with the town Connell in the purahaee of the wool. len factory here and will take poeaeeeion in the Fall. Mr. Wood has had a long experien0e and is an energetic, shrewd, business man who should do well in the large quarters he will have here. Brae. eels be a good centre and we will be dieoppointedif Me. Wood does not do well. l'131nuts YE HEAR IT ?"-Tuesday even• ing a large oompany assembled on the lawn at the residence of Town clerk, F. S. Soobt, tbe main attraction, outside of the Boatel element, being the preeenoe of Prof. Mann, pipe major of a Highland Band, in Glaegow, who ie vieiting Tela• Piece in Grey townebip. Be contributed a lengthy program both on the bagpipes and piooalo, on both of which he is very proficient. Wen. Mann, an nnole to the above mentioned gentleman, and Thee. Ballantyne, a well known Brnemelite, also took a hand in Bounding the pibrooh. Tee Highland fling, Sword dance and other Scottish danoee were given. Re• freehmente were served with a generous. hand in the form of ham eandwiehee, cake, (toffee, lemonade, &e. A vote of thanks was passed by the gneete to Mr. and Mre, Scott for ,the admirable way,they filled the poeition of host and hasten and also to Prof. Mann and the other gentlemen who so agreeably enter- tained the large oompany. T. A. Haw. kine brought tears to more than one eye se he depioted the mournful tale of "Brigadier Brannegen." Business Lomas. Burr= for gale, oeehioo frame, good as new. BRUSSELS MARBLE Weems. MILLINERY apprenti080 wanted, Apply at once to Mums Rooni & HAYOROET, A Num=ItR of eeoond hand organs for Bale or to rent.-LEATHOn0ALE & SON, Brume's. BROOD Sow with 9 pigs 4 weelte old for .rale. Also a dry Dew. GED, BUBB, 13 Menke. QUANTITY of jointers for kindling wood for safe, Apply to J. OuNoettaaHAtt, Alexander etreet, Bruseele, Cow for gale, will dome In middle of next month. Also 5 young oattle from 1J years down, Tnoe. Neogene, Brume's. HAYaAenS for gale, also combined hay and otook mite with dooble box. Call and the them, Ewan & Co., Brueaele. SLAUGHTER SALE.—We are positively olangbtoria14 many deairable waist and dread '.lengthe euiteblo fee etreet and evening wear, Aelf any of the ladies who have been here from the surrounding Wrens if they are not jinn as above. G. E, Kinn, Wingbam, tH,N $&013/3.81L$ 1?061T Standard Bank of Canada emstr.sa.esozagrx=emoD1972 BUItPI,1J8 011 R110EIOV11 FOND $ 1,000 000 TOTAB Alieneens OVER 1000.000 At Cwmnes'al UanlcinM; Elea Mixt Tretxlitncoted tramagonlaiN SAVINGS BANKY'a —D13PO81T8 OF ONE DOLLAR and npwarde reoeived on which INTEREST IS ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT at the HIGHEST BANK RATE. ACCRUED INTEREST la added to ecoontote every six months and becomee prinoipal, —MARRIED WOMEN end MINORS may make and withdraw Deposita without the intervention of any person, LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE. AT LOWEST RATE. BALE NOTES GASHED, OOLLEOTED or may be left for SAFE•KEEPING only for which no obarge ie made. YOUR BUSINESS will receive oar careful end oourteoue attention. A. 0. MACFARLANE, AGENT. POUND,—A pottage of tabaocc, a bottle containing a quantity of whiakey and a email enm of mooey, all evidently belong. ing to the same person. Apply at thie oflioe. To THE PnnLlo,— If you with to have lawn mowere pat in first olaee order you oat) have same done et a reaeonabte figure by T. McGregor, Mill street, Brueaele. Goon ring loeb at Kincardine on the day of the B. B. exoareion at the pavilion on the Park. It has 7 atone settings. The owner will be greatly obliged it it is returned to TEE POST, People We Know. Mr. Powell is visiting at London. George Rose is vieitiug at Win gham, Miee A. McMillan is visiting at Rib. bert. Mre. Little is home from a visit to Toronto. M es Fulton is vieiting at the parental home, in town. Mrs. Habkirk and grandson are vieit- ing relatives at Galt. Mies Ida Fulton epent Sunday with friends in Winthrop. Miee Hazel Lowry is vieiting Mies Eva Holmes at Seaforth, Mies Coulter is the met of Mre. R. Paul, Princess Street. Mrs. John Thomson is vieiting with old triendo at Seaforth. Mre. Gillespie, of 'Ripley, wee vieiting. her mother for a few days. Mies Carrie McCracken is holidaying witql} Miee Ardeli, of Gorrie. Miee Eva Gilpin is holidaying with Mise Ada Gardiner, Leadbnry. Miss Cora Lowick is attending the millinery chow rooms at Landon. James Taylor and wife, of Hansell, are vieiting et Jae. Shaw's tbie week. Miee Mary Ritchie will return to Toron. to on Monday after a holiday here. Mies Maggie MoLean, of Seaforth, is vieiting her aunt, Mrs. Jao.Beattie. L. and Mre. Frain, of Grey, were call• ing on A. J. and Lowry last Sunday. Mies Oath, of Seatorth, is vieiting her deter, Mre. A. Currie, Elizabeth etreet, Mies Mabelle Twitchell, of Olinton, ie the guest of her sister, Mre. A. R. Lewis. Miee Mary Roberton, of Inoerkip, ie holidaying with relatives and friends in Brussels. Mre. Fred. Pelton, of Port Heron, wag renewing old friendships in Brussels last week. W. A. and Mre. ()doh and family; of Seaforth, were vieiting at Jae. Turnbull's on Sunday. Mre. P. Ament has been vieiting at Ariel, Muskoka, where Mr. Ament'e saw mill le located. Wm, Yeo and wife, of Bayfleld, were visitors with B. and Mre, Gerry during the past week. Mre. Leckie and little grandson, of Wrbxeter, have been vieiting et Mre. George Beeker'e. Mitre Annie Bertliff, of Clinton, is visit. ing Miee Verne Welker and other old friende thie week. Misses L. Bnneton, Alice Bone and Vera Danford are looking up pointere in millinery art at Toronto. Mre. MoDole, of MoKillop, wag vieiting under the psreotal roof. She ie a dangh• ter of John Oarrie'e, town. Little Marjory, daughter of D. 0. Rose, has been on the sick list but we hope the will goon be folly restored. Art. Robinson, of Wroxeter, was in town on Thursday of IBM week. He has a large circle of iriende here. Mre. Cummings and eon and Alt. Denny, of Buffalo, N. Y , are holidaying with Mrs. S. Swatee'Bruseele, Mies Mabel Crozier, of Sougog, was vieiting at Mre. Juo. Downing's tbiee week. The visitor is a neioe. Thos. Rose, son and daughter, of Malley, are enjoying a vacation with old friends in Brothels this week. Thos. Thomson, wife and eon and Mrs. Phillipe and son were vieitore with Mre. Andrews, at Kincardine, for a Pew days. F, H. Gilroy, of the Metropolitan Bank, Brookville, formerly of Breesele, le here on a holiday eleit and is a welcome visitor, Mies Minnie Moore returned to St. Thome last Monday after enjoying a month's vacation at the payouts' home here. Thoe, Leatherdele, wife and danghter and Mise McGillivray, of Hamilton, ere enjoying a vacation at R. Leatherdale's, Brueaele. J. D. Warwick, E. 0, Danford and 0, ,Sroadtoot are away to the Ilaetern States this week taking in home of the horse rage programa. Inez, the little daughter of George and Mre. McNichol, hes been dangerously ill but we hope a change for the better will soon ensue. Frank Oliver, who hat obarge of Geo. Thomeon'e delivery van, hag been off duty owing to a combination of "Job's comforters," Mrs. Jamoe MoCellnm and daughter, Blanche, of Newark-, N. 7., arrived here on Tuesday and are vieiting eb dounoillor Heedereon'o. Vies Winnie Turnbull is holidaying at ObeS. Murr's, Oraobrook, and with Miee Carrie Buehelberry, Monkton, for the last two weake. Rev. W, T. aloe, of Bbrathroy, ig re- newing old friendships in Braeeolo,_ lCe was a formerwell known incumbent _in Bt. Jokn's ohuroh. Mre, Joseph Ballantyne, of London, is the guest of Mre. A., Strachan, her efeter. in law. She ie acoompanied by her neioe, Mise Bitola pliemento Rev. Mr. Clapp, wife and children, of Battle Creek, Miob, ; Chas. and Mre. Gridley, of Kenbnaky ; and Mrs. Price and daughter, of Chicago, III•, are visit• ore at James of ;llizabeth street. J. D. and Mrs. Ronald, who 'spent the Winter in Oelifornia end have einoe been dividing their time between St. Louie, Detroit, Chatham and Strathroy, are ,book to town and will likely remain here for a month or so. Mies Etta Coleman, who was vieiting Mies Lizzie Bird, for the past seven weeks, has gone to Luoen then to Lon- don where she will visit friends for three weeks before returning to her home in Detroit. Jno. Qoerin and two obildren, of Ber- lin ; 0. Otterbeto, wife and family, of Woodstock ; Mies 011ie Watson, of Listowel ; and Miee Kerwinekie, of Bee. lin are among the holiday visitors at the Queen's Hotel this week. Bev. W. E. Kerr, of Blenheim, who was vieiting hie sister, Mrs. J. J. tenpin, for several deys in Bement, left on Monday for Owen Sound from which point he took the boat to spend a well earned holiday Damping at Parry Sound. Jae, Ballantyne, Mra, Ballantyne and Jackie, Mies Jean MaLaooblin, of town, Attlee Mary Roberton, of Inoerkip ; F, H. Gilroy, of Brookville, and H. W. Avieon, of Alma, formed a pio-nie party who are enjoying Lake Huron breezes at Bayfield for a few Jaye. B. M. Eaetman, of Meatord, was a visitor at James Elliott'(, Mill street. He has been -.attending the Toronto Univereity end is now enjoying his vacation. Mr. Badman taught a few yeara ago in B. S. No. 3, Grey. He is a clever young man who will make hie way to the front. CIft Brill 01I1.HOS. There will be eervioe in the Oathoiio ohuroh, Brussel, next Snuday at 10.80 a. In, and 7p.m. Rev. Mr. Clapp, an evangelist from Battle Creel., Michigan, will give en address in the Methodist Sabbath Bobool neat Sunday afternoon, Miee Gerrie Hidgeton gave a report of the Epworth League District Oonvention held in Kincardine, last Friday, at the League service last Sabbath evening. 99 25 was remitted this week to St. Thomae as lest Sabbath's oolleobion. from Brueaele oirauit, Methodist Chetah, to Alma College debt fund in that oily. Rev, W. T. Otnff, of Strathroy, will take obarge of. the 80091000 in St, John's ohuroh neat Sunday. Hie old pariehiou• ere will he par a•ed to have an opporltanity of welatm ing•him 1,, 0. Ia the 11 :ho.li t uhoroh last Sabbath morning Rev- T, Watley donne based hit sermon on the words 'I was glad when they said unto me, let us go into the bones of the Lord." Hie evening text was "Jesus only." The Financial Dietriot meetiug of Wingham District will be held in the Methodist oheron, Bluevale, on Wed nee day, Bept. 7th, at 2 p. m. Rev. Joseph Philp, B. D., of Kincardine, ie the chair- man, and Rev. R. W. Vance, of Bervie, the Flnanoial 500001ary of the District. Leat Sunday Rev. Dean Hodgins, of Seaforth, was the pteaober in St. John's ohuroh. The anniversary sermon to the Canadian Other of Foresters seas preach• ed in the evening.The text chosen note Galatians 0 and 2, "Bear ye one enothere burdens and so full the law of Christ," from wbioh a most'aaitable dieoonree was given. There were about 60 members of the Order present, Viae .Chief Ranger, Jno, Wilbee, acting au marshal, A floe Bolo, "Abide with tie," was sang by Jae, Jones. WAR IN THE BAST. Wednesday's daily says 1—Reports of another Rutile sortie by the .Rueeien Port Arthur fleet are nbt oundemed, and there are no oflioial deopatohee relative to the repot that the Japaneee commenoed e general assault upon the fortress putter. day, It le ofiioiVly aanonnoed that the Russian lames in the attaolte on the outer defences on July 26, 27 and 28 were two offioere and 248 mea killed, 85 offioere and 1,558 men wounded, and 92 offioere and men taken prieonere. This report was no doubt sent to St. Petersburg by the cfliaere of come of the ahies whioh have no doubt beth very heavy in the engage - monis on the dates mentioned and in the several fierce battles whioh have been fought einoe then. A report that the eruleer Diana of the Port Arthur fleet hat reached Vladivo• etok is not confirmed from that plane or from St. Petersburg, 9'hie is one of the vessels that Admiral Togo believed had re-entered Port Arthur after Wedneedey'e battle. Indioationn point to a renewal of activity' against General Kuropetkin. The Japaneee are reported to be near Anehenohan, on the Bentham front of the new Rneainn position, in which direotion a sharp okirmieh took plane an Saturday, and to be gradually working their way. North of Liaoyang. No doubt the Ruoeiane have beau etrongly rein. forced lately, and they seem to be oon• fident of viotory in a pitolted battle, The report that the Japanese 100000 have been reduced 15 aid the besiegers of Port Arthur is not credible ; oath cation would be known to Kneopatkin, who would promptly take advantage of the opportunity tie bay to defeat hie Weaken- ed opponents: T4,0" METROPOUTAP7 BAN CAPITAL—Paid Up 91,000,000 RESERVE FUND • • $1.000,000 Directors BEV, R, H, WARDEN, D. D„ 8. J. M000110, ' President, V roc-Praeident. T 00, DRAU071AW, F I A, 000 010N031 ria. 8. M0RTIt1En CLAM, x.0, mu, Ta010009, x 0, 4 HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO W, D, 100 BB - GIDNERAI, MAt1AGleft A. 'GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Drafts Bongbt and Sold. Farman' Notee Disoonnted. S PANWS Ramo Par. M . FIST Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all Bums of $1 and upwards A. E. MELLISH, Manager, Perth County. Mrs, Duncan Forbes, of North East - hope, bad the miefortoue to fall and break her wrist. S. Delmer, carpenter of North East. hope, while working on a barn at Geo. Zinuo, fell and broke his shoulder blade. E. Colton Dingman, formerly of Swat ford, hoe aaoepted to responsible position with a leading hardware firm of Mont- real, Charles Querengeeoor, Brodhagen, has purohased beck from Benarb Brae., of Mitabell, his old lot of 250 mores on the 10th oon. Lightning destroyed the stable and driving eked owned by 0. Honderioh, Milverton, on Saturday. All the contents 8000 caved. Rev. J. P. Gerrie, of Watford, who 8100 called to the partorate of the Congrega. tional ohuroh, 'Stratford, cent hie aouept• sine of the pall. Apples have become a drug on the market al St. Marge. A local grocer has a display card in his shop window offer. ing them for three Dente a peak. The board of works Stratford, reoom. mended the Oonndil to have new etreet ague plaoed on all the corners of the down town streets that need them. John Cameron, of North Eaabhope, was doing some work about his barn when he Blipped nud fell some distance, breaking hie arm, and nutting hie head severely. Among the export cattle gold by Weir & Weir, St. Marys, last week, seas a steer which tipped the 00alee at 1,740 pounds. The animal was only two years and a half old, and had no extra feed put into it. The eteer was raised by Geo. Spearin, of Blanchard. About eleven o'clock Monday night of last week, two eaapioione oharsotere made au attempt to break into the resi• dance of Mrs. Farewell on Thames avenue, St. Marys. Mre. Farewell man. aged to scare them off by flourishing out of one of her windows a loaded revolver. William Guest was tried before H. Sharp, J. P., St. Marys, as not being in a proper state of mind and not safe to be at large on the pnbiio streets. He was examined by Dr. 0. F. Smith and committed to' Stratford jail. chief Young took him to the 00. town, He ie troubled with "suspicious mania." There are to be IS number of bueineee ohangee fn Monkton which will all take place about the flrat of the new year. Thomse Fullerton has bought the herd• ware bueineee formerly owned by him, from R. Smith, and has eines .sold the building to John McNaught to be need ae a bakery and oonfeotiocery store, and Mr. Fullerton will move the old Metho. diet ohuroh on to tbe lot pnrehesed from H, Kiever, in which he will tarry on the bardwnre bueineee. Mr. Smith will still remain in Monkton, having pnrchaeed the office of 0. H. Merryfleld, while Mr. Merryfleld will devote all hie time to Forestry work ander ezgood eatery. On Friday,' Aagent 5th, the fiftieth nn- nivereary of Rev. John Kenner'e entrance into the ministry, Rev, and Mre. Kenner were "A1 Home" tothe member° of the Methodist obolr, Mitchell, their husbands, wives, eweetbearts end Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Brown. The evening vine spent in pleas• act' hat and the rendering of the follow-' ing program :—Solo' by Mise Gerry, Mise Yeo, Miee Vance, E. Ooppin and Dr. Geary ; recitation, .(fire Eisler ; violin eolo, B. Schneider, atter whioh luncheon was served and toasts and speeoheo made by Masers, Bridgman, Yeo, Harrie and Revs. Brown and Kenner. "God Save the King" was then Bong and -the gather- ing diepereed, wiebing Rev. Mr, and Mre. Kenner many moreproeperono and happy years in life. Th6 grounds were brightly illuminated with eleotrioity for the occasion. James Torrance, postmaster of Mil. carton, twenty oonuoillor, stud ex.warden of the oounty, line deoided to join Dr. Egbert, late of Milverton, in a ranching euterpriee, at Calgary, N. W. T. They have parobased a large range on the Bow river, only twentyoix miles from Oal, gory, and will operate it on anexteneive' eoale. Dr. Egbeet will practice hie profession in Calgary as well, and Mr. Torrance may also en• gaga in bueineee, but they will keep in oloee counted with the range there. It is underetnod that Mr. 'Torrance will re• move to the Wept es soon ae he oan die. noes of his drug business at Milverton. The departure of Mr, Torrance from the county will be ranch regretted. In both pnblio and private life he hoe made two enviable record of capacity, integrity and courtesy, and the departure of cath a man oannot be considered ee other than a loge to any community, At one o'olook, a. m. Sunday there' paned away suddenly at his residence, ohuroh Treat, Stretford, P. H. Hamilton,; the well-known etenograpber at the °minty beiildiuge. He hag long occupied that position, and was well known to the, bar of the county. His prin0ipal duties. were in relation to the work of the' county judge and master iu 005000ry. no wag engaged ae ofiloiai stenographer at the Went Elgin trial re the burned ballots, five or eat years ago at St. Thom- as. Since the appointment If, 0.` G. MoPbereon, K. 0„ to the office of cleric of the peace, he hag 000upfed the position of deputy, His familiar figure will be. math b tnleeed by the local peoteesional men, members of the Oonnty toenail, and the government and ooatt offioialn. Mr, Hamilton was the eldeet eon of a format oofleator of ouetame at Stratford, the late John Hamilton whose deoeaee took plana a few years ago. The eurvving members of hie family are Mrs. G. G. Maopbereon, Onoil Hamilbou, barrister, of Listowel, and Mre, Woodburn Hamil• ton, of Bt. Paul, Minn. A record day's work of fencing was iately a000mpliehed by Meseta. Hooper and'Eiolsmier on the farm of John Heckmann, Logan. In nine hours these gentlemen erected eighty rode of eight wire woven fenoe, which is considered the beet ehowing ever made by two work. men in thio neighborhood. A GOLDEN WEDDING: Richard and Mre. Sutton, of Trowbridge, oelebrated their golden wedding en Tuesday even ing by holding a temily gathering, .at which all its members withone exception were present, also a few personal friends, The members of the family present were Mr. and Mre. John Sutton, of Giouoester, N. J. ; Mr. and Mre. John Holme and ohildreu and Mr. and Mrs. Will. Sutton and children, of Oil -Springs; Mre. J. Askew, of Bothwell ; Mra. Treader aud children, of Medioine tat, N. W. T. ; Mies Jennie Sutton, Port Burwell, aid Miee Maggie, et home. The, absent member is Mre. Bennett, of Sydney, Anetralia, wboes-' great distance from home prevented making the family circle complete. About forty persons in all eat down to an elegant epreed, which bad been prepared with exaeilent taste in• the cheerful cottage home, made still more attractive with a profueion of flowers. After fulljostioe bad been done to the good things provided, congratulatory ed• draftees toltowed, Rev. Mr. Tiffin, of Trowbridge, being the very capable Attie. man. Mr, and •Mre. Sutton were mon ried fifty years ago at the home of lOirs Sutton's parents, the late Mr. and Mre. John Donaldeon, of Zorra, near Wood• stook. They have been reeidente of Trowbridge for between twenty and thirty years, and both they and their estimable family have retained a warm place in the heart's of the community. Though advanoiog in genre' Mr. and Mre. Sutton are stili active, and that they may he spared to enjoy many more years of health and happinene is the 900001 wieb of all their friends. They were the re- oipients of many kindly bokene of esteem, both from the family and friends present and absent, on their wedding ennivereary whioh wee so fittingly and pleasantly oelebrated on Aug. 10th. The bricklayers in Toronto decided to etand by the leborere in their domaud for an increase from 25o to 2$o an hour. The power bones oonneoted with the Hamilton Street Railway's eirouib at Beemeville was attack by lightning and burned. Dr Abbott of the University of Toron- to gained the highest partible distinction in taking his degree at the 'University of Wurzborg. The inquest on Austin Kane at Hamil ton showed thet death was the reenit of being run over by a train. ';here was no foul play. Judge Teetzel hse consented to be Chairman of the Board of Arbitration in the diepute between the G T. R and the telegrephere. It is said a recommendation bee been forwarded to Ottnws. advieteg the die• banding of the 47,h Regiment of Fron•. tame at.d 16th of Prince Edward. It ie reported at Victoria, B. 0., that the schooner Teresa and five other eohoon• ere from Viotoria have been seized by United Statee • authorities for parrying tlrearme in Sebring Sea. -r o•r :to GRANT.—In Grey, on Aug, 8, to Councillor and Mre, 3, Greet, a son. BPARLING.—As Joliette, North Dakota, on Jnly 19, to Mr. and Mre, Alfred Sperling, a daughter. =sin. OAMPBNLL,—In Gerrie on Auenst 15th, John B. Campbell, aged 55 yearn, 1 month and 19 days. • shed, 18, 1904 A Good Tooth Brush ought to laet a long tinge, even when need oontinaoaely, Por 25o, we have one that we guarantee not to loth belittles or became Mogatie. fnotory in guy way: If it doe°n t prove to be all right Dome boot( and get your money or a new brush, EUTHYMOL TOOTH PASTE is one of our most popular dente'. iioee—absolutelyy pure and gives a delightful freshaeee to the mouth - 26o, per package. —AT— Drug Store WILxr,eeoI.—At Victoria Hoepital, Lon- don, on August 18th, Thee. W. Wil• kineon, trged 29 yeses and 8 menthe. r..:In • r-.:i:M0.0 .VL.t m-..ZC.XISt'E0, Fall Wheat 75 95 Barley 87 88 Peas 55 60 Oats 80 82 Batter, tube and tulle., , 12 18 Eggs per dozen 14} 1 Hay per ton 5 00 .5-00 Flour, per owt 4 00 5 00 Potatoes per bus80 80 Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 25 Salt, per 001., retell 1 00 70 Hoge, Live 5 40 6 50 Wool 17 18 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. SSTRAYED ON THE PR8M- I089ot Elie undersigned Lot 19, Con 1, Grey, on or about August 8iih, three white pigs. Owner is requested to prove proper- ty, pay expenses and take them away, GEO, JOHNSTON, 0.4 ' ' Jamestown P.O, NOTICE I Tenders will be reoeived for construction of a drain in McKillop, on Sept. 18, at Ceuta - all meeting, Leadb0ry. Estimated .work 59040 GO Part of work to be done this Fall. Plans and specifications tp be seenatOlerk's ofiloe, near Winthrop. JNO. 0. MO*10IBON, clerk. x01OST.—A. YEAR 'LD STEER, . red In oolor, with w bte spot on lett .I 0 behind shoulder' holing are a little nen rte. Strayed front'Lot 29s 0on 9, Mor. ' ris,'on Tuesday evening, July Bt11. Any in- formation loading to its r000very will Le thankfully reoeived. THUS, H. BOLGER, Walton P. 0 THRESHING OUTFIT FOR BADE,—It consists o1' &Paulen Bonar•. 8100. a New Hamburg Engine and a Maple Leat grinOor. All :in good repair. Terme eaey fur a quick Bale. Por further particu- lars en to price, Se., apply to ELIJAH P17AB10, Lot 9, Con, 0. Morrie, 8uu4ebine. P,0. 1.41ARNI FOR SALE.—THE UN. 11 DEMO Nan offers for sale her fine farm being 1•19 Lot 14, Oen. 14, McKillop township. There are .8 aoree of goodhardwood been and balance cleared, on the premises ie aootnlortable brick -house, bank barn, driv- ing stied and wiudmili, Supplying water to both house and etan,ea, Weil fenced, well underdrained, youn0 orchard, &o. .Posses eon tO,6 Fall if deltred. Parra 1s one of th cleanest in the township. Only a mile from sobocl and B miles from Welton village Per further particulars as to prion,. terms 50. appiv on the premises to AIRS. THOS OA LL1`, or Walton P.O. 0•tf 1'ARIVI FOR SALE, -BEING Lot 23, Coo. e, Morrie, county of Mur - on. Good farm ; brick house with 9 .come Punt barn• clone otable; good. orchard of apple, -plum and oborry trees ; plenty of water, 2 wells at the baildin a and Beeng creek across the 000109 of tot • .wood for a number of yearn; fettles ceder and wire ; 150 rods of bile drain ; good' garden • 40 aurae of groes, Farm is 14 milds Weat of Brueeele. Would take a house and lot lin payment if Worth 9000 or $1000. Reason for soothe old age. For price and terms apply bo JAMES SHARP, B1ue0010 P, 0, ' 441 AOM I8 BUGGIES m ea VIRILE we have had a splendid season in selling Buggies and Wagons we have still quite a number on hand, the Best and most up-to-date that can be got anywhere. If you require a Buggy or Wag- on don't miss calling on the old reliable Cober Carriage Works that bas been in constant fifty operation for P y years and given the best of satisfaction' to the number- less customers during g all those years. We are more fully than ever prepared to meet there uirements of 1 q the public in our line of business in style, quality and price. J SONS X ttI _. CARRIAGE FACTORY, • ' BRUSSELS.