The Brussels Post, 1904-9-15, Page 5Sm. 14, 1904
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H. MoORAOKEN—
v v • Issner of Marriage Lioousos, 01.
floe at Grocery, Turnborry street, Brussels,
HARMS FOR SALE—THE UN•
na tszonnD has several good Varma f or
sale and to rent, easy tonne, !n Townehipo
of Morris and Grey. F S. SSOTT,Bru01ol
c. 0. re.
Court Prt000se Alexandria, No, 24, 0.0.11.,
B ruooeto meets to their Lodge Room Bias -
hill Bloolr on e 2nd and last Tuoodave of
each Mouth, th
h, a18 &Clock. Visiting brethren
always welcome, JAS. BUIIGL88, C. R,.
WALTER SMITH, 18. 8.
M. MMO'RRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
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NOTICE I
We, the uudureigue I, agree to ratio 61/0
prion of horno'olwuing to 121u. for setting ,
and 800, for now shorts, owing to the Wynne°
In the p1loo of material, etc. This goes foto I
torn on Muuday. Jilin) 1801, 10.(1.
240201 by
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iw iemlo4• i;lr.
Dr. M, O'Oareoli ilea decided to locate
In Seaford).
G. 1';. Henderson officiated as starter at
the Mtivertou ranee,
Jobe Olulf wan unfortunate In getting
his hand badly out by a bund saw at the
Suively & Suuvey have deoided bo Clone
ono their business bole by the 17th feet ,
and will remove the remainder of their
stook to WO1lacearg,
Town Oak innate reports t110 tax•
payers aro taking advoutage of the 8 per
Dant. diaoouut 011 all taxes paid during
September, About $1,000 has beau paid
in up to the filet of the week.
Guy .Jones, son of Robert Jones, re.
torted home on 'Tuesday of heat week,
after an absence of three years in the
Hodoon Bay dtetriot, He reports the
0ounbry to •be very good in spots and
heavily timbered with pine. Tkere is an
immense quantity of timber being floated
down the river at this season of 1•he your.
The cold season eats in very early there,
Motet October, and there will be very
little doing until next May. Mr. Jones
JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, was engaged io purveying and nays there
fn 000sidernblo mining being done.
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ROBERT CUNNINGHAM'
INBDaAN0D,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J. L.ECK/E,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE A0111VT,
Office over Koroley's Drug Store,
Nov. Sod,1902. 30.302 Brunets.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
n0TABLI0H14D 1840
1ns00ano0 taken on the cash and premium
Dote system (itcm'rent rates. Before Maur -
Ing olsowbero oall on the undersigned Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE ROGERS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
TF1 B. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
A: • Den, will sell for better prices, to
better mew in less time and lase °bargee
than any ether Auctioneer In East Boron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at thla office or by
p er00naf spplioatiou.
ROBT. H. GARNiSS
IBLUEVALE - ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the °Mae of Tun POUT, Brussels. 22t!
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK—
(' • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Tot-
erinary college, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals .in a oowpet-
entmanner. Parti^ulat attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. flails promptly at-
tended to. Office and lo0rmary-Four doors
North of bridge, Tornberry 0t., Brussels.
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EOxetev,
Jae. Bagshaw, of the 8rd Con. of
Stephen, i0 striation to his bed with en
athaoll of appendioitie.
Olive Millie Hyndman, who hag been
suffering from au attack of appendicitis
has suffieieutly recovered as to be able to
be cat around again.
D. J. and Mre, Speakman and daughter,
Mise Stella, left for San Francisco, Ont.,
where Mr. Spaceman will attend the Soy.
Feign Grand Lodge meeting of I. 0. O.
John Greenway, who hae been visiting
at the home of Dr, Ratline, returned to
his home in Oryotal City, going by way
of Mingo where he intended remaining
a few days,
Word wits received here of the illness
from typhoid fever of S. M, Sanders in
the Winnipeg hospital. Mrs. 820110rs
left for Winnipeg to be in abtondnuoe on
her husband,
F. E. Karn had the mfofortnne io have
hie antomobibe burned ou Sunday, Ang.
28th, daring his absents° in Toronto.
0oanor Bros, had the machine oat 10 the
country near Ohieelhoret when by some
mean! it caught fire from Ibe fire box and
was in a abort time burned, there being
no friendly pond of water wibb whioh to
extingoioh the Mom It was totally de.
etroyed, but was partially covered by in•
0ura000,
QRoeter•iCta.
Wilfred H. Bell has resigned his poei.
lion as teacher of S. S. No. 6 Goderioh
township as he iutende to pursue h'e
studies,
-The Point Farm Summer resort has
Closed for the 8020011 and Proprietor J.
T. Goldthorpe wiehre to thank the
people of Goderioh for their very liberal
patronage during the Sommer.
G. W. Welker, who has been in town
the past two weeks io the interests of
0onrt Goderioh, No. 82, 0. 0. F.,
initiated over twenty crew members, mail.
ing a total for the looel lodge of over 140
members in good standing.
The runnel county oonvontiou of the
W. 0, T. U. will be held in the Temper-
ature Mall, Godoriob, on 'Tuesday and
Wednesday, September 20813 end 2let.
Mre. McKee, of Barrie, president of the
Proviuoial Union, will be pretreat and
will give au address.
Contractor Battles, pie of the members
of the firm who have the contract for the
oueelde breakwater, was in town.
The firm is likely to emote a large
amount of the lumber from the Goderieb
Lumber 00. for the work, and tbeframing
of the orib work will be pushed ahead this
Winter.
Thomas Tilt has reoeived word of the
death of a brother, Isaac 0. Tilt, which
occurred Monday morning of last week at
Winnipeg, The deoeseed was sixty years
of age and leaves his wife and two sone,
one of whom lives at Winnipeg and the
other at St, Louie, He had been living
the last three or four years with Wilson at
Winnipeg. When a young men about
thirty years ago, Mr. Tilt was for a time
the publisher of the Listowel Banner.
.42.1:`.'8' 0001.
Tho truotGen of the Poblfo Sobhol have
pnrohased a new Pease (unarm. ,
0. H, McFarlane left for' Toronto where
he will attend the Toronto Oollege of
Pharmaoy.
Dr. Laugrill is now recovered from
his recant Oev0110 attack of eeptfoaemia
on the thumb of hie right hand,
Special Anniveragry eervioee were
held in the Atwood Mothodiot Church
on Suodtty. Rev. 0. P. Well, B. A., B..
De of Ethel, preoohed, A epeoial
tbankoffering of $225 was asked for by
the trustees.
Quite a large gang of mew are em•
ployed on the work of o0n0truoting the
railway t0 the gravel beds. The line
had been laid to within a abort dietauoe
of the 10th Oon„ and Ibis week will see
the m0j"r portion of the work of laying
the ties and ratio completed. After that
the ballaeting of the road will 0000 be
finished.
The annanl meetings of the Atwood
Auxiliary of the W, M. S. and of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Obut'oh were hold in the 0hereh on
Thursday afternoon, September lot,
when both 000ieeiee eleoted their oflioere
for the evening year. The [Omelet; 010
the (fate I—Womau'e Misoionaey Hooiety
—President, Mre, Penhall; Vioo'Preoi•
dent, Mre, Turnbull t,Recording Seers.
tory, Mrs, S. Love ; Oorreopobding Seto.
rotary, Mre, J. A. Molbaie ; 'Treasurer,
Mho Parker ; Orgeniet, Niro. J. Love ;
"Outlook" Solicitor, Mrs, R. M. Beller).
tyuo ; Auditors, Mre.' Turnbull and Mre.
J. A, •
i4loBain, Ladies' Aid Society—
Preeidotlt, Mrs. Croons ; V3oo.Presidont,
Mrs. Boyd ; lInoording•Seorotary, Mrs.
'Purnbtlll ; Tre200101, Mrs, Humphrey ;
Organist, 1Ire, J. Love; Auditors, Mre,
etetteseeowyetereelleet
11. M. Ballantyne aryl Alien Parker. At
theoloee of he evil 1 ' the Jodie,' t nt re, t I, die were
delightfully 0011 et Wined at a finny
tenoheon given in the ohnrrlh by Moa, J.
A. MOBain.
'0 ...
elms oe vv .1+1,
Mayen Milling Do, has been inoorpor.
Mod,
114, McGillivray hae 0old ole 1111 b.003.
0eee Go J. 11. Great es Go,
T.riotowol Bethune college opened last
week wish good proopooto for a anu000elui
term. Miso Moletyre of Owen Sound
wi'l be an nooiotant teacher in the college
Otte term,
An option wee taken and has been
aoceptod by J. 0. Hay and My Bross,
for the purchase of the Listowel foundry,
whioh up to the present hae been run by
Messrs. Gillico & Martin.
Rev. J, H, Oliver left for three weeks'
holitiaye, whioh he will opeud at Toronto,
Uxbridge and other pointe. Rev. 13. E.
18ollington, of Trowbridge wi l eolld0ot
the eervioee in the Mothodiot dogrel'
during Mr, Oliver's aheonoe.
Stretford Diotriot Bpworth League
held n very euooeaefnl 000V00 WOO 111 t110
Methodist oliurdh here, on Monday
and Tuesday of loot week. The
gathering wee a representative into,
delegated being present frorn moat
of the Leagues in the district, The
program was Curried out iu full, Mrs.
F. 0. Stephenson, of 'Toronto, and Rev.
Dr, Ewan, late of Ohina, were the prinoi•
pet speakers, and oontributod largely
to the interne and oouoese of the tome
vention. Following aro Ole oflioere for
the ensuing year ; Hon. Pres., Rev, Dr.
Langford, Stratford ; President, J. W.
Ward, Stratford ; 1st Vine Pres., Miss
Penhell, Atwood ; 2nd Vice, ((*1300 For.
man, Stratford; 8rd Vioe, Mies Facey,
Wellborn ; 4oh Vico, Rev. Millyard, Em•
bro ; 5th Vico, Bliss M. Selvedge, 81,
Marys ; $eo'y, Mies M. Hotohioon, Lie.
towel ; Trete,, B. Mo0ormiok, Trow.
bridge ;0 ,nfer000e Rlpresentativ e, Rev.
J. W, Hibbeet, Kintore.
NV in=eaetlee.
T. T. Field hae been laid aside with a
threatened attack al fever.
Wm. Armour has retnr'ned from hie
trip morose the ANanbio, after an abeenoe
of five weeks.
On 000008t of ill health, Waiter
Taylor hae resigned Ilia position a0 care.
taker of the whore.
W. Inglis, an ex. Mayor of Wiugham,
purposes leaving town to take np his
reelde000 in Unolo bam'e clam 'ins.
The Direotore of the Agrioultural
Society have engaged a Vaudeville 0o. of
8 artiste to give a Oan2ert in the Town
Hall on the evening of the second day of
the Fall Fair.
Harvest Thanksgiving eervioee will be
held in St. Paned ohurob, W)ngham, 00
Sunday, Sept. 25th. The Rev, Maurine
Fitzmorrie, M. D , late of Ireland, and
naw Rector of Glencoe, will preach morn.
ing and evening.
At high noon on Wednesday, Sept. 7111,
a gniet bat very pretty wedding grimed
the residence of ''Thos. and Mre. Gregory,
on ()entre street, when their eldest
daughter, Mase Miriam Evelyn, became
the bride of Wm. A. Campbell, of Winni•
peg. Rev. Dr. Gaudy performed the
interesting ceremony.
On Sunday of last week a very painful
wound was inflicted on O. M. Walker's
little boy, aged about five years. He was
playing with a small brae° tube, and had
it in hie month squirting water. A0.
other little boy, though considerably
larger, kicked the tube while it was fn
the child's month, driving the tube
through the roof of hie mouth,
and up near to the nose. He 000 ine.
mediately taken to a doctor end while
under the infiuenoe of chloroform the.
wound was stitohed, A aeooud operation
wag necessary. The little boy is doing
nicely now, bat it was a very painful
wound.
7Kivft..
A passenger poach is being fitted op for
a temporary Grand Trunk station at
Blyth.
The Council appointed Riobard Somere
oonetable and tax uolleotor. Salary 880
per month.
Mies Hood has returned to this village
and la merlin inchargeof Messrs, MCKinn•
en de 0O'e millinery department.
lythe Allis Bennett returned to Wiarton
on Tuesday morning of last week, after
spending a ple00ant holiday et the home
of her parents here.
Mise Mamie Livingston left on Monday
aftenoon for Exeter, where she will
runtime her former position of milliner la
a large dry goods store.
John Barr, the well.known breeder of
Hnll.tt, eold five Leicester sheep to
John Walden, of Rosebush, Michigan.
The Hook consisted of two ohearlinge
and three lambs and were shipped by
express from Blyth station, They were
all floe animate and will be shown at the
Michigan state foie, whioh will be held at
Pontiac next week, and from there will go
to the great world's fair at St. Louis.
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Dr. W, R. Oarr, of Kirkton, brother e6
t,
BIM 7 e' Netter, 3 h r
Ir R .lt !7 t of rol ul I1
b 1 1 Is
ulianrr line It few days'4 0 831101011'.•,dills;
a horse whit t mire lo 1, n .'..t h'e c,har
b,ne broken by Ula 11.a0e hitting him
101111 IL's f o:.
T, 13, bloArter hue purchaood the Blyth
photo gallery from B, le, Brewer and le
now in fall ;Marge, He has retained the
0erv3000 of J. 1d. Miller 110 ansidlant, Mr.
AIOAr1eris a good photographer and we
join with hie many fl tendo in wishing him
0000008111 1110 40116000,
Henry Wettlaafet', who wee a treated
and popular clerk with dieeer0, Main.
non & Co. for three yours past, left on
Muoday afternoou of loot heels for
Stratford, where he wilt who a mix
months' comes 10 the central Bosineeo
College. Ad a token of ee1n.nl and re•
entice, the Mo1iuooa it Go, staff pre.
panted him with a handooma gold wat0li
uharm before hie departure.
Mot e,.% WO t•
A large number from ronud here went
to the Toronto Exhibition kat weed,
We are sorry eo hoer that John Sher.
pin lost his trading horse last week.
It got its leg broken and had to be
put out of his misery.
Nice, Roberteen, or., who reoidee with
her onu, Geo. Robertson, ileac here, we
are sorry to hear, eueta3ned another
otroke of apoplexy het week and is now
in a law 0004111 n,
(*meter Wm. Elliott, son o! Thomao
E lion, of Grey township, while up the
windmill with hie father on Monday
evening of Inst week, slipped and fell a
distance of about 40 feet, enatainiug a
fracture of the 011011 end a bad out ,peer
the eye. Mr. E,liott, in his hurry to get
down jempod, and severely sprained hie
ankle, Both will be laid up eon10 time,
but we hope for no serious results.
Stewart Bros, with their traction
threshiug engine seems to have a spite
against the old rotten bridges of thin
vicinity and again ou MOndty evening
of last week went through another one.
While crossing the bridge over the old
creek bed at Geo, Roberteon'e on the side
road 80, flowiok, the bridge broke down
and the engine went into the Creek bed.
Fortunately no one was here, and after
a few midnight hours work carrying
rails from the fence and Moulting up the
engine it was got oat little the Norge for
its second dump this season, The old
bridge ie a tote! wreak,
4aiel Lon.
A voters' Het 000rt will be held here
on Sept, 29.
Local Option is hot here and it will
Dome up for discuaeion at the October
meeting of the council,
Tile Now Era suffers the lova of a
large pane of plate glass by it being
broken with a atone thrown by a small
child,
Israel Taylor has given up his position
as Secretary of Ewing Fryer Fish Co.,
at Selttirk, Man., and will remove to
Ontario.
The Gnu Olnb tournament to be held
the first weep in Ootober, under the
armpioae of the Olintou Gun Club, prom.
NOS to be enooesoful.
A mase meeting will be held in the
Town Hall, ou Thursday evening, Sept.
15, when both aides may present their
viewe on Local Option. Muoio will he
provided.
A few intimate Mende of Thne. Poole.
eon, jr., entertained thin gentleman on
Tuesday evening of lost week, prior to
his departure on a lengthened trip to the
Nettie comb.
Rev. T. Albert Moore, Toronto, more.
tary of the Lord's Day Alliance, will speak
io Willie obnroh Sundoy a, m , fu the
Ontario street Miura at 7 p. m. and in
Wesley at 8 o'clock.
George Swallow. formerly of town, has
been appointed by the Fair's Aseoaia•
tion, of Toronto, toe Judge on Poultry
and Demonstrator in the same olaea, at
all the Fall Fairs to be held in Lamblon
county,
Miss Maggie O'Neill, who hae been
connected, as a teacher, with the sohools
of Oliuton for about 25 years, and with
the Model for at least 20 years, has
tendered her resignation, whioh the
Board has reluctantly aooepted.
Mr. Bailey, who resided near the
cemetery, but emne time ago Wal taken
to the London asylum, esonped from
that inattention and made hie way to the
old home. The officiate were notified
and an officer was sent here for Nim.
R. Holmen M. P. has bomgbe the redid•
enoeon High street of T. Jackson. er.
This is one of the beet situated and limb
sourest plaoee in town. Mr. Jackson
gine poss;asioo in the middle of Ootober
and will take up his abode in hie Hnron
street reeidenoe, next R. Reneford'e,
BURNED TO DEATH.—White engaged in
thraehiug grain on the farm of Alexander
'Weer'in Goderioh township, Fletcher
Ma0artney was burned to death on Sat.
nrday Iaot. Fire caught in an old stook
near the barn, and spread rapidly,. Nio•
Cateney was the owner of the meobles,
and was trying to honl it ont of the barn,
1t.y ew Fall
Dress , o
See
We are now showing New Fall Dress
Skirts that on inspection you cannot
fail to admire. Our assortment is much
larger than usual. The quality and val-
ues are A 1 and styles the latest, and we
can assure you a perfect fit. Prices range
from $8,60 for a good serviceable, well made
heavy Freize up to $4 00, $6.00, $6 00, $8 00
and $10,00 for a fine Broadcloth or Satin Vene-
tian beautifully finished and trimmed,
our Special Purchase of Black Satin
Underskirts going at 85c.
OttlirlitsiOirliehitliettasetlettirlo
A. STRAC
when the 11811300 rnobed in, re"-'op'rlg
him ar I ii., rnoobino. The hero wee
u rap .'eetroyed. MoGAttur;' Ivan
in tire" ,8 J .red a good gazed family.
(mint, V.,,vo.—Tho New I.'a 0,1y0 1 —
Wol t r "y t0 03 µ10 khat Rtnp Ilou
halt Worxa Cloned down ou Htlurtlay 1
evening, indefinitely, A number of
i8000000 are assigned for this, one being
that N,rgllrih Bait, wit oh oornoe in ;roe of
citify, and much of whioh i0 brought over
lie balsam fur ve-00:0, mm,opolizes the
market, The Oanadiao salt prolnoore
ere only able to oeoure about one third
of the salt trade of the Daniinlon, though
they Could easily supply it all. While
the sarin on malt is the earns to•day as 11
has been ter a number of years, its weak•
nese rebase oepeobtlly to Eog1io)i salt,
Thio wag put on the tree list to be Deed
exclmoively by the maritime flab,rmen.
The salt monataaturere do not objtot to
this, but what they do object to wµ0 a
(Menge made in Dom; unoocotmtsble
manner whereby the privitege wee ex
tended to ail exit from British 5seems.
ions, no matter for what purpose it i0
intended. Etforte have been made to
remedy this, nod oonflno free en'ey to
the original intention the Minieter of
Finance virtually admitting that the
door hae been opened wider than inlehd•
ed, and it is not improbable this will be
remedied at the next session,
'X'r evetvUrlciLe,
Mise Jennie (keens has returned from
Durham,
Mr. Boothe, Bluovale, woo the geese of
R. 13, Green.
Mies Nellie Green io visiting her broth.
or, R. H. Greco.
Mies J. G. Sutton, milliner, bee i'aoept.
ed a position in Beosall.
3, A. Russell, Cathcart, spent a few
days renewing old Aoqunintauoee.
. Quite a number of our Leagoero at,
tel.ded the Oouventian held in L",towel.
Mre. W. MoOormiolr, acoompaeied by
her eon, R. J. Mc0ormiok, spent Hannay
et the home of Rev. J, Robinson Daugon•
non.
Master Warren Porter, Listowel, with
his sisters, Mimes Heima and Rite, spent
a few days visiting at the home of 0.
(Benne.
Misses Edith and Terme Jaokeou, of
Brampton, 080 epeuding a ooeple of
weoke withtheir sister, Mre. W. I4,
Code.
Y ordvviC1t.
The potatoes are rotting in this sere
tion.
Great hopes eco entertained that Mre,
(Rev.) Hall will regain her eyesight,
Anuiversary services will be ,old et
Mayne Sunday and Monday, S&I,..18th
and 19th.
Mr. pastels r00ently dog 27 good sized
511µt000 from one bill, There were also
00m0 smaller ones.
L. Blake Gook left for Toronto where
ba will attend the Pharmaoy College dui.
ing the Fall term.
Perry Dobson left on 'Tuesday morning
of last week for Mt. Forest where he will
atteud Mode! Sobool this Fail.
Mr, Hill started work on the new
bridge on Wedueaday of last week. The
weather being favorable it will take Mr.
Hill about twenty days at the aim. merge.
While unloading peas will elms Jae.
Downey reosived a kiok from a horse
whioh knouked him about ten feet. No
ribs were broken although Mr. Downey
feels quite sore from the shook.
Mrs. Geo. Wilkey left last week for
Toronto where she will visit her awe John
end then proceed to Sandridge, Mug•
koka, where she will epend a month with
her brother. She was accompanied by
Mien Grant and Mrs. Aintay, of Harris -
ton.
1-31ueva,lo.
'TuownaaiX 0ODN20L,—Minutes of Conn.
oil meeting held Sept. 5111, 1904, Mem.
here of Oonnoil all present, Reeve in
ohoir. The minutes of last and special
meeting read and adopted. D. Iiplmee
applied to Council to have mnuioipal
Drain on Coo. 12 lots 24 and 28, cleaned
out to original depth. ,'dr. Campbell also
applied to Oonnoil to have the said drain
012 'cite 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22 c'eane,f out
to origiuel depth, Kelly—MOedrove,
Th it Reeve nee the parties interested
and try to have them Olean out drain and
gave expense of bringing an dngl.eer.--
Carried. Rutherford—Coapleud, that
the Clerk he inotruoted to cotify ;}losers.
Lott and Webb to Olean out Mnriicipal
drain on their farms to its original
depth.—carried. Oouplaud—liable that
Bylaw No. 10 1904 be ptosed to provide
for the General Expenditure of the
Municipality by levying a rate of one and
three quarter mine on the dollar of the
last revised aesesernent of the Municipal.
ity.—Oarried. Rntherlord — Mesgrovo
that Bylaw No, 11 1904 be permed for
the appointment of Patel Powell to the
office of Tax Collector for the unmet
year,—Oarried. Ooupbaud—Kelly, that
Bylaw No. 12, 1904 -be passed to pro•
videtfor mumeipal grant to public sohoo's
by a levy of one and a fourteenth of hem
died mills on the dollar of the last
revised 00sessment of the Munioipelity,
—0artied. 0oupland—Rntbertord, (that
the Olerk be instructed to forward to the
County Mark before the let of Oalober
next the following re;o'utiou 1—R0,olved
that the County Coonoil of the Comity of
Huron be requested to imbue it a 11v•law
10 the electors of the county of I?uron,
re the elections of Ooanly Donuoill,s me
provided by the Municipal Amendment
Aot, 1904.-Oaeried unanimously. The
following accts. were passed and ohegneo
hamar—Mrs M. MoBurny,.damog, 0 Mor.
He boundary, $25, ; amounts for gravel
and damages—J. J, Moffatt $0 88, Alex.
McDonald $288, James Anderson $0.44,
Samuel Vtuuetoes $9.80, J. T. Wylie
$11.08, J. W. King $2 40 ; H. B. Elliott,
19 50, printing ; 0, A. Jones, $18,
drainage, Weir drain ; J, Burgess, $2,
drainage, Weir drain ; R. Sharpie, 42,
work on road ; Wm. Eagleson, 45, re.
pairing culvert ; Wm. Oarrn4here, $1,
repairing oulvert ; Duff & Stewart,
4197.50, 0ontraol, Elliott drain ; Duff t@
Stewart, $850, B lino bridge ; Joseph
Rigging, 48, Higgins drain; Oliunoil
adjourned, to moat in the Clerk's efftoe,
Binevale, on Monday, October 8rd, at
10 o'clock a, m.
30112 Bnuouss, Olerk.
The new boiler for Mitchell eleotrio
tight station, made by the Stratford Mill
Building Oo., has arrived and is being
plaited in position fn the new power
honed. It fs the largest boiler ever. seen
in Mitoholl, being 10 feet long, and d feet
in diameter, with 80 line holes. It i0 a
high pronto boiler of 128 horse power,
■ and woigb0 about eight tone,
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ciiirmon &
BLY7f-/,
The Fall Trade 'is Zooming
And w0 are fully prepared for it. Never in the history of
thin etoro have we ohown such a largo and varied stook of
New Fall Goode. Daring 010 last four menthe we hove
been buoy selecting goods for a big Fall trade. We do
not ooulno our001006 to Any one wholesale bowie, bet we
boy for spot flash wherever we 000 get the beet value,
quality being the first consideration with 110, then the
prioe, We show special voiles in the following linea 1--
—New Dress Goode, in all the latest designs at elm prieee, in broadcloths,
voiles, vonetfans, vicunas, zebelinee, Otte goods, homeepowe,
amines, etc,
—New MAntlea, Jaokete and Capes, in all the new styles in black and Dolor.
0d frieze, homeepn0, vicuna, venetian, kereey 010th, Oto„ from 48 50
to 415.
—Misses and Ohildren'o coats a speoioity, from $1 75 up,
— Our Millinery Department le in full swing, where we thew all the latent
novelties in Paris and New 'York Millinery, Roedyto Wear and Out.
ing Hate a ipeuially, from 96o to 48
—Ladies' Fine Furs, in Eleotric Seal, Astrachan and Greenland Beal
Jaokete, also Oaperinae, Ruffs, Boas, Seeds, Eto., in groat variety.
—Now Wrapperebtes, in new patterns, worth 12 1 2o for 10o.
— New Linoleum, two and four yards wide, at 87 1.2o, 46e and 500 per
square yard.
—New Oerpete, in great variety, in union, wool, tapestry and hemp, at
popular prions.
BUGGIES !
BUGGIES !
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B. ..
IS THE BEST
Beware of Imitators and Imitations.
'erlp'Ir8d9rer0,'e)trspn'tt'hA,
Superior Material, Workmanship and Finish in all our goods.
Building from 10,000 to 12,000 Vehicles yearly we have our would-
be competitors distanced in numbers.
We have still a few of these "Old Reliables" in up-to-date Finish
and Design to show you.
Does Quality count with you 1' If so"be sure to call as we can
certainly interest you.
Best Goods Procurable at Close Prices.
We have a number of other makes to show you, including the
"Platteville," "Palmerston" and "Guelph."
Also a number of comparatively new Second-hand Rigs, of other
makes, for sale at low prices.
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AP ' LES
WANT ,.D
Apples will be bought on and after ,Soptem-
ber 12th, at the
BRUSSELS EVRPFRA34R
Apples may be shaken off the trees. Wind-
falls and Packers' Culls will be bought at the
Highest Market Price.
Small or Soft Apples will not be taken.
JNO. CUNNINGHAM
PROPRIETOR.
EWA
WE aro now ready for 190.1
with a larger stock of Buggies
than ever we had and a walk
through our Show Rooms will
convince intending purchasers
what our stools is. We have kept the lead and intend to do so if
good rigs will do it.
We have added to our Buggy Tops this season a Spring to prevent the.
bolts end rivets from breaking, This has been a long felt want.
We have 4 styles of Axlee—Dueb and 011 Proof, Long Distance, 1000
Miles, and the Noiseless Asko, also a few of 111e old styles,
All Steel Body Hanger; and all trimmed with beet Leather.
Along with our own Buggies we handle a number of first-class
Factory Buggies.
Our Wagons are all Oak with 2 and 8 inch tires ; Trucks and
Medium size.
We invite every intending purchaser to oast and Buy
from us and 00,830 mo10y,
EWAN & Co, Brussels.