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The Brussels Post, 1905-8-17, Page 8Souvenir Writing Tablets The Tablets contain on each page a view of Brussels. Two different views are in each Tablet. Come in two Sizes—Prise 25e. and 15e. Secure one for your corres- pondence. 0 Pickling Season is almost here again and we are ready with a fresh sup- ply of all kinds of Pure Pickling Spices We keep a full line and give careful attention to filling the Recipes for Pickling Spices. AIS t.It'''t,'h'h'eq,nyn,,nl,nv DRUGGIST AND STATIONE R. T H GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 00000005 EXTENSION W. 0. & R, Trains leave Browses Station, North sod South, ae followe ; Gomm Soros GOING NORTe, Mall 7:05 a.m [Mixed SAO am Mixed.........11:20 a.mMail -...«1:33 p.m Express 3:02 p.m I Express 8:01 p.m .axat Reivs A oilier e amang ye fakir' notes, An' faith he'll prent is, FINE rain OD Tuesday. Dors are rapidly shortening. Nimes local items are always welcome at THE POST. ALE. BAERER, R. Thomson and A. B. MaoDouald attended the races at Omega. villa this week, BnuesELs Apple Evaporator will soon open op for the Fall trade d:reoted by Jur). Cunningham, the proprietor. Sown 20 or more entriee of horses at Orangeville races this week were made for Branch races next Wednesday and Thersday, A DEMENT wood abed and Summer kitchen is being built at R. Leatherdale's to take the place of a frame structure _pulled dawn. MONDAY of this week Samuel Hoggard made the first shipment of Spring cbiok. ens to Toronto. They are of the barred Rook variety and were fine young birds. AMONG tbose who talk of taking in the excursion to the Weet are R. T. and Mre. Hing t r', Jno. and Mre. Coates, Miss Mary Coates and Min Aggie Duooanson. Loam light views and illustrated eoogs in the Town Hell, Brussels, Thursday evening of this week, under the auspices of the Young People's Society of Melville oburah. THE residents of Grahamvilie enjoyed their annual pia nits in the Davidson grove, 12th non., Gray, on Tbaroday afternoon of last week. Foot ball, swinge, &o., were among tbeamnsements. Joao. BATEaine baa parohased the Jno. Cunningham house and lot on Alexander street and has moved to it. The price wan $750. Mr, Cunningham and family live in the home bought from J. D. War- wick, V. S., Turnberry street. Seamen RAOEs.—The program of races on the a mile track at Brussels will take place on Wednesday and Thnreday, 23rd and 24th taste, wben a bill of fare cal- culated to please the most prononoosd sport will be presented in trotting, pacing and running ranee, MISS CARRIE HINGaTON and J, Leslie Kerr took part in the program of the Summer School program in Kinoardine, last Friday evening and also sang solos on Sunday in the Methodist cherub of that town. Miss Thorns Gerry and Mies! Ethel Scott contributed a duet at the concert, SALE.—It is the intention of Thomas MoLanoblin, the well known horseman of Brussels, t0 hold a clearing auotion sale which will inalnde hie comfortable resi• deaths and tote, hie horses, good colts, rigs, &a. In the liet will be found his well known stallions and several well bred mares. The date is not yet set but due notices will be given later for which the public should keep on the lookout. Stook and premises may be inspected any time prior to the sale. TUESDAY evening the Oommittee re Carriage Faotory met and spent an hour dist/fleeing various phases of the situation. The general opinion of those present appeared to be that the proposals up to the present were nob likely to be fruit bearers and the men priooipally interest. ed will likely proceed along lines of their own marking ,out. We hope to see the business extended as there is a good local field and in the oateide markets they would stand en good a show as their eompetitoks if they omit turn out the goods. PETITroNs are to be presented for the building of Dement sidewalks on the Easterly blook of Queen street and the block between Flora and Thomas streets on Alexander street. Tenders will be received at the next meeting of the Oonn• oil for the construction of the work. The spseifioatione need in the laying of the other walks in Brussels will be Oontinusd and the tenders will be by the square foot. Now would be a good time for a few other odd plum of walk to be put down as it is money well invested, The work is done by ffrontage tax exoepling the street grossing for which the town steads good. Ronan Bnowemm SncODains.—Thnreday evening Roger, the eldest son of Dr. W. J, and Mre. Browatt, of Wingham, and a nephew to G. A. and Mre, Deadman, of Brunetti, wee nailed away to the Better Land. He had been ill for 8 or 9 weeks With typhoid fever followed by pongee.. tion of the brain and despite all that could be done he parsed away as above Mated. Roger was bofn in Ingersoll and Was 16 year* of age, He was a kind, olevet youth of good habits and is said to have had the Baptist migietry in view had hie life been epared, A funeral ver vice was heldFriday evening by Rev. w Mr.Motto and on. Saturday morning the remains were taken to Ingersoll by train and interred in the family plot, The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Brow. aft will eynepathlee very sinoeroly with ahem in the lobe of their tion, RACES on Brussels track on Wedueaday and Thursday of neat week, 23rd mud 24th lode, RURAL. schools will open next Monday and town and village schools on Ssptem• her 5th in most places. A isomeric} rink composed of T. Farrow, H. James, R. Downing and D. 0. Rose were at Goderiob this week attending the bowling tournament' whioh opened there ou Tueedoy. A GOODLY number are taking advan• tags of our 25o. trial offer of Tan Pose to Jan. 1st, 1906, and are remembering their absent relstivee and friends in this practical way. Foos rinks of Listowel bowlers were here last Monday and played an enjoyable game with Braseels. The visitors won by a few shots, Score cards are not to hand se we cannot give the list of players,. To Mena 1 Town HALL.—•Io addition to the attraotione already announced for to night's entertainment, Miss Zetta Ferguson, of Teeswaler, will sing. Beau• tiful illaelretions accompany all the spege. THa POST is greatly obliged to a goodly Dumber of people who are squaring off back subscriptions, Ra every dollar will come moat convenient this eseson in wiping out indebtedness on our new block. Dn. OVENS, M. D., Surgeon, OCouliet, Speoialiet, Di•eaovu of Eye, Ear end Nose treated and glasses fitted properly. Will be at Smith's Drug Store, Brussels, on Tuesday, Sept, 1911. Hours 8 a. m. to 1.30 p. m. FoiRTU DIVISION COURT APPOINTMENTS. —Last Batnrday'e daily papers oontaioed the notice of the appointment of H. R. Brewer and Thos. Newsome. both of Brussels, as Clerk and Bailiff of the Fourth Division Ooart of Huron County. TENDERS WANTRD.—Tendere will be re- ceived by the undersigned np to 5 p. on. on Saturday, August 19th, for the booth privilege for the raise meet on the 23rd and 24th of August. Also tenders for sacra oarde for both days of meet. A. B. MACDONALD, Seoretary, A NEIN' residence will be erected by Wm. Martin on hie eligible property, Flora street. The main hones will be 20x30 feet and the kitchen 14024 feet. George Barkley and ebaff is now putting in tbs cement foundation. House will be two story with cottage roof. A PEREGRINATING bovine visited several gardens one night recently and parried on a vigorous campaign of epoilation, Visions of early corn faded before the property owners' eyes on account of bossy's undesired energy. It's very exasperating to nay the least of it. Tan storehouse at the rear of the Graham block is receiving attention this week. It 10 being straightened on the foundation and the rear portion of it torn down. Dr. Graham is also having the well drilled into the rook, piping pot in and the well filled np which will prove of benefit no doubt. Taos, A. HAWRnio, with most sincere thanks to the people of Brussels and the surrounding country for past patronage, anno0nnee with regret that in order to farther pursue his etadiee in music, he will leave Brussels next Spring. Any wishing to take advantage of hie in. straotioos while be remains should make applioation at their earliest oonvenienoe. Those preparing for the mid -Winter examinatlone should resume their abadiee at On0e, BUSINESS EDUCATION.—Tbs well•known Elliott Business Oollege, of Toronto, bas enjoyed a splendid patronage during the present year and this is no doubt due to the eoperior training that the Oollege im. parte. The Fall term opens on Sept. 5th and already many have signified their in. tendon of being present on the open- ing day, "Thoroughness ie the keynote of this Institution," is the motto of the Elliott Busioeee College, Toronto, All the graduates secure positions and the demand for students to fill good positions has during several menthe of bbe year, been fully ilia time the supply. Ex6URS1ON TO KnloAaDINE,—Last Fri• day the annual Sabbath School Exour- sioo on W G. & 13. line of railway was ran to Kincardine and was largely pat. ronized. The morning looked moob like u wet day and prevented some from going. Friday was the Oleic holiday in Brussels So upwards of 400 took in the trip to Kincardine and Luoknow followed suit. Train accommodation was good, two specials running, the seoond one a doable header, It is said over 1600 people were conveyed to the lakeside town. Mayor Cooke met ,the emersion. iets and gave them a hearty welcome ; the town Band wan aiso at the depot and played a number of stirring airs ; and the dray was ready to tape the baskets to the Park where a good Kinoardineitetook charge. Hot water was supplied and everything done to add to the oomfort and oonvenienoe of the viaitore wbo enjoyed themselves splendidly. The bowlers of Luoknow and Braeeele had a great day on the fine lawn of the home team and in the afternoon Kincardine and Wingham whaoked one another in a game of Laoroeee. After a day of delight the exonreioniebe bade the good people of Kincardine "Good Bye" with DO :small regret and between 0 80 and 7. p. M. the tramne pulled out on the home trip. 140 boofdu It marred the pleasure of the excereion. The water amply on the care ran abort and nobody appeared to assume reeponsibility eithet tot it or the shortage of supe to get a drink when water was there, It was surely somebody's buei• nese, Standard Bank of Canada c:STA274ZSSIM=XD 1E172 SURPLUS, OR RESERVE FUND $ 1,000,000 TOTAL ASSETti OVER 10,000,000 A G-a3nera1 SanIeilug E1xmilneDaa Tj-anDreetod "° SAViNGS BANKY''.-- Accrued Interest Is added to accounts every six months and begonias prinolpol. Joint Deposit Accounts—A 8PEOIAL 00NVENIENCE in two 10 our Savings Da. postulant le the "Joint Deposit" account. Morley may be deposited or withdrawn by either of the two members of the household, This system 1s a great °enveu- ieuoe to mau0 residing in town, but more parucnlarly so to farmers, as in the lather case whether man or wife cornea to town either uau attend to the Banking. An- other feature of the system is that in ease of the death of either party the money eau he withdrawn by the 801x11000 without cost. We will telt you more about our methods 11 you will kindly pall or write. Married 'Women and Minors may make and withdraw deposits without the in. terventioa of may person, SALE NOTES CASHED, OOLLEOTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING only for which no oharge is made, YOUR BUSINESS will receive our oareful and courteous attention. A. 0. MACFARLANE, AGENT. A FAntoua Banoox.—The Central Busi- ness College of Stratford is recognized to be one of the beet Oommeroial and Short. band Schools in the Dominion. At prise• ant there is a great demand in the Bnsi• uess World for young men and women who have a praotioal education and those who desire to meet with 000050e io life should take a 00aree in the 0. B. 0., for we are informed that all gradaatee get good positions. Those wbo are inter. rested should write for a free catalogue. Fall term opens on Sept, 5th. Boonoove SCHOOL DID WELL, — THE PusT tapes pleasure in oongratulatiug the pupils and teaobere of Brussels Sobool on the success attending them at the Junior Teachers' and Junior Matriculation repent examinations. Oat of 17 who wrote on the former 16 were suooeeeful, Bertha Rees being given honors whioh implies that the took over 75% on the total and 50% on each subject. The names of the pupils pae.iug Junior Teachers' sem. are :—Harry Ainlay, Robt, Bryans, Willie Oemeron, Mary Dark, Frank Davidson, Robert Forrest, L'lla Hansuld, Mary MOArter, Carrie McCracken, Jun. MoOracken, Duncan dloDouald, Argo and Bertha Rose (ohs latter taking boners), Gertrude Rues, Arthur Smith mud Elsie Wilton, These atudente will have to attend the Model School for a term and wile then be quail. find to teach for three years. In Junior Matrianlatioo exams. 5 out of 6 were enooesafol viz , Willie Cameron, Bert. Hengaton, Deno. MoDouald, Argo and Bertha Rose. Four of these wrote at both examinations. The result of the above pupile passing will mean the re- moval of the 17 from our eohool bat a class of 27 who passed the Entrance will take their please in Form I when school ra•opens. This class will be under the tutorship of Principal Cameron and Mise Janie Robertson, the latter eaooeeding Mise Ethel Scott. Brussels school has had a series of splendid successes and this year has been no exoeption to the rale we are pleased to state. Intending pupile should arrange to get to the school at the opening so as to get a good start in the cowing year's work. HYMnNERL.—The Reward, (Assn•) Chronicle, of July 25E12, gives the follow- ing account of a wedding in which Mies Jennie Btraoban, grand daughter of Thos. Sbraoban, of Grey, was the bride :— A queer thing happened to the editor of tbie paper last week. About all be one remember about it was a vision of a Dumber of guests, a minister of the gospel, a ritual, a marmot, which sound. ed like "1 will," "do you," "I do." Shortly after hie vision was cleared by hearing those preeeot say "Congrabola• tions Mre. Caekey.', To more clearly illustrate what happened we reproduce the following from Net week's Star.— The home of Amble and Mre. Hislop was the scene of a very interesting event last Wednesday at 12 a. no. when their neige, Mies Jennie Sbraohao, eldest daughter of D, Btraoban and R. N. Cathay, both well known in Arcola, were united in the bonds of matrimony. The event was a quiet one, only the relatives and three or tour of the most immediate friends of the °entreating parties being present. Rev. A. O. Straohan, B. A. performed the ceremony. The bride, wbo wee given away by her father, was attired in a neat travelling snit. After the ceremony the happy oonple and guests sat down to a enmptuous breakfast provided by Mre, A, Hislop, after which the bride and groom, amid a shower of rioe and old boots, and the beet wishes of their many friends left for their home in Howard. where the groom has recently started up in the newspaper business. The bride is well. known in Arcola town and district where she was born and brought up. Sines Arcola started She has been assistant in poet office, where by her ooarteane and pleasant manner she has won favor and many !Heinle. The groom is also a well•known Aroola yonoe man who Dame herelia the Spring of 1902, from which time be bad charge of the advertising and job department of this paper until last Fall when he started up his own paper in Hsward. Mr. and Mre. Oaakey certainly have the beet Wiehes of their many Arcola friends wbo wish them a long and happy Ilfe. The bride was the recipient of many valuable preeente among which is included a handsome silver set from Aroola young men and also substantial obegaee from her uncles and grandfather who resides here. Business Locals. SERVANT wanted at once. Apply to MRs. W. U. SINdeaoa. Tilling millinery apprentices wanted' by Sept. lat. MISS BTRAOnAN, NEW buggy and an E & D. bioyole for sale cheap. Apply to JAS. BArLANTYNto, Braesele. COMFORTABLE house and lot, with stable, pump &o., oonveniently loomed on Queen street for Bale. Apply 10 THE POST. A WATRReoor nape found. Owner may have same by pproving property and pay. . ing for this notice by palling at THE POET. COMFORTABLE dwelling rooms to let over my store, eoft water, Poeseeeion can be given at ono°. I. C. Haonanne. 600 pkgs. butter wanted—ohoioe-17c cash or trade. Don't mien bur July and Ang. sale. Geo. E. RING, tf Wiagbam. SALT,—Any quality of good clean salt of all hinds at Brussels Balt Works for local retail sales, Salt Man be gob only by calling at the Braude Salt Works. Fon cheap millinery go to Misses flab. kirk. See our 50 Dent hate. OooFooTARLE dwelling and 9 acres of land ; ehoioe fruits different varieties ; for sale or rent, possession given Sept. 1st. I, C. Rowans. PERSONA I,P_tltRAGIRAPII4. Mise Muriel Brothers ie visiting in Obieago. Walter Lowry spent a few days in Detroit. Mies Lizzie Rose is holidaying at Obeeley, Adam Scott. of Alma, was in town for e day or so. Miss Gordon has gone to Orangeville to visit for a month. Mre. Thomas, of Toronto is a visitor at Councillor Plum's. Miss Simmous of Wingham, is visiting Mise Winnie McGuire. Gerry Willie, of Seatorth, is visiting hie cousin, Frank Gerry. Mrs. Bell, of Carlingford, is visiting her daughter, Mre. Fletcher Sperling. Rev. and Mre. Lang -Ford and daughter are vieitiug relatives at Grnn'on. Mrs. Howell, of New Hambore, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. T. Plum. W. H. MoOraolteu was a visitor in London and Port Huron for a few days, G. A. Deadman was visiting at Lon- don and Delaware, during the past week. Mrs. Jas, Constable and sou, Lorne, of London, are visitors at Will, Ainlay'e, Mies Hattie Murray, -of Seatorth, is the guest of Mies Hattie Downing, Flora street. Last Friday A. H. Montgomery, left for bio vacation which will be spent in Muskoka. N. B. end Mre. Gerry and daughters, of Blyth, were vieitora in Brussels on Wednesday. Last week J. H. Cameron arrived home from an enjoyable tr'p to Manitoba and the Northwest, Mrs. Tboe Danford lett on Monday for a holiday visit with relatives and friends in Simooe county. Miaeee Della and Lynn Gillespie, of Seatorth, were visiting relatives and friends in Brussels. Mrs. I, C. Richards and Harold are visiting at St. Marys where they will spend a week or more. Edward Speiran has been on the sick list but ie petting around all right. Hie son Percy has also been ill, Misses Mabel Taylor of Paris, and Rose Clark, of Morrie, are visitors at George Crooks', Queen street, West. Joseph Thomson, of Montreal, is heli daying with relatives in Brussels, , He is a brother to Oonnoillor Thomson. Miss Minnie Cosene, of Trowbridge, wan s sial or at the Parsonage, Brussels, for a few days during the peat week, D. C. Rose and N. F. Garry spent San. day in Kincardine where members of their families were enjoying the week. Mrs. E. B. Creighton and Charlie, of Hamilton, were visiting Mrs. W. F Stewart and other friends in Brussels. Miss Mary MoLaucblin, of Toronto, was borne for a brief holiday, She ie a daughter of Alex. MoLaueblin, Brussels. Mr, East, of Bolton, has been employ. ed as miller by Messrs. Stewart & Low• ick, He will move bis family here shortly, Mrs, Jno. Friendship and baby, of Detroit, were visiting Mrs. J. T. Rose, and Mre, A. Carrie, Mrs. Friendship is a ebster•io•law, E P, Welles, of Toronto, is taking the piece of Mr. Patterson in the Standard Bank here, while the latter is enjoying hie ennusl holiday, Mies Daisy Robinson, of Hamilton, a niece of Rev. Mr. Rabinson, now of Brits - eels, and Miss Ida Wood, of Kineardine, are visiting in Braeeele. Earl Baelcer, at St. Marys, wee home for a few days. He is a baker in that town, is enjoying bis work and doing well. We wish him moueee. Rev. Geo. Jowitt, and Mre. Jowitt and family, of Dutton, are enjoying a holiday for a few weak° with relatives and friends in and around Brnesels. Joe. Ainlay, wife and children, of Listowel, were visitors in Brpeeele last Monday. Mr, Ainley is a brother to Watson and Wm. Ainlay, of town. Mr. Thompson, of Tbe,salon, Algoma, ie here on a vioit at J. Leckie's. Mrs. Thompson, who came a week 0r 0o ago, ie a eietet to Mrs. Leckie and a former Brosselibe, A, E, Mellish, agent of the Mobropoli. tan Bank here, arrived back to town Thursday of last week from an outing of several weeks in the Keeton Provinneo. He had a fine time. Mies MOAtter and brother Milton are away on a driving tour, calling on rale• fives and friends and as a oonsegnenee the former's dressmaking shop will be oloeed for two weeks. Tan Pon ie pleased to hear that Charlie Pepper, wbo has been ill with typhoid fever in the hospital at Toronto, le able to be about once more and we. treat be will soon be as hearty as 8050. Barrister Uriah MdFadden, of Sault Ste, Marie, ie here on a visit renewing old friendships in town and locality. The visitor is a brother of John McFadden, Braesele, and Mrs. David Walker, of the 6011 line Morrie, Mts. J. F. Stewart, of Toronto, is a weloome visitor to Broseele and le renew. ing old friendships in town and locality, She and her husband will be remembered by a goodly number of our older residents on account of Mr, Stewart's being in business over 26 years ago. Mr. Stewart pained away some years eines, 1.4)--' METROPOLITAN BANK CAPITAL—Paid ftp $1,000,000 RESERVE FUND • $1,000,000 Dlrectore REV, It, H. WARDEN, D. D., 0, 0, MOORS, President, Vloo-Provident, 0005, DRAD0HA W, F I,A, ms xenon 1515, w, 000W0IMRR GLARE, E,0, D. E, Tn070130N, a. 0. JOHN FIItlTDRaOR HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO W, D. ROSS - - GENERAL MANAGER A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, Draft° Bought and Bold. Farmers' Notes Discounted. Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all sums of 91 and upward') RR EPSOM s _ r eigrel/ A. E. MELLISH, Manager. Mrs. George George Lowry and Leslie were visitors with Beaforth Mende this week. Mrs. Day and son Oecil, of Gerrie, were visitors at James Sharp's, Princess 'treat, Mies Eva Gilpin is visiting her cousins, John and Irene Cavanagh in Owen Sound. Mrs. Browatt and children. of Wing - ham, are °pending a few days ab G. A. Deadman's. Joe Hunter spent a few days in Kincar- dine during the past week and attended the Summer Sobool in session in Lans- downe Park. Miss Adams, of Toronto, is the gneet of Mre. J. Leckie at "Kelvin Grove." The visitor's slater was a former successful teaoher in Brussels and is now Mre. Lovell, of Winnipeg. Master Franklin Vincent, of Bothwell, went home on Wednesday after a two menthe' visit with bis grandma, Mrs. Livingstone, 9th con. Grey. Mrs. Patrick has gone to visit her Dieter, Mre. Jno. Vinoenb, of Bothwell. Mrs. D. Stewart and eon, of Antigonieb, N. S., who bas been visiting here for the past few weeks, left for Seatorth where they will renew old friendehip0 and from there will oall on friends at Brantford and Montreal enrouie East. Mre. (Dr.) Holmes left laat Monday on ,, trip with her sister, Mre. Campbell of Port Elgin, to the Pacific Owlet where they intend visiting relatives and friends fora few months. We wish them a pleasant time and a safe return, A Winnipeg paper says :—"Invitations have been issued by Mn. and Mre. Herron for the marriage of their daughter, Auna Edith Webster, to Thomae George 'rhompeon, on Aug, 16, at 2 o'clock, at their residence, Balmoral street, Winni- peg." Mre. Herron will be remembered by Braeselitee as Mrs. A. Webster of former day°. Taeeday of this weekTaoPoem had a nail from Obae• Keeling, of Cargill. He was a former Brnsselite being an employee of George Good 25 years ago, then a merchant in the store now ooaupied by A. Strnohan. He bas developed a big bueineasein the Northern burg and in addition t0 his store is rushing a woolen !eatery. Mr. Keeling was quite a hustler when a boy and we guess he never got over it. Mies Ada A. Sharp, of Bt. Thomas, wee here this week pushing Matinees for the Butteriok Pnblisbiug Company, of New York. An added interest is given to this personal when we °babe that Miss Sharp was the first lady officer of the Salvation Army in Brussels and the splendid work she did here endeared her to limey. We were pleased to have a call from her and enjoyed a little while iu remioieoenoes of 18 years ago. HORN- SnIALr,.-1n Goderiob, on August 12111, to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Small, a son. 1vIARRX}7D- LIVEN°—DILLINo.—Ab "Maple Lodge,' Oranbrook, on Aug. 12th, by Rev. T. Wesley Clowns, of Brueeete, Mr. Jas. A. Livens, of Ingersoll, to Mise Adah E., daughter of Mr. John Dilling. aXra_ BROwATT.—In 'Wingbam, on Aug. 10111, Roger, eldest eon of Dr, and Mrs. W. J. Browatt, aged 16 year°, A•0TCTSCI0T TUESDAY, ArlosST 29000.—Farm stook, implements, grain, &o., at Lot 22, 2nd Line, Morrie. Sale, unreserved, at 1 p. m. L. J. Pepper, Prop. Robt. Garniea, auk. 73M USSEX..S A6AR LETS, Fall Wheat 78 75 Barley 37 40 Peso 60 62 Bate 27 85 Batter, tube and role17 18 Eggs per dozen 15 16 Hay per ton 5 00 6 00 Flour, per bbl 6 60 6 60 Hoge, Live 7 00 7 00 Wool 28 23 Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00 70 Potatoes per bus 76 75 Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 25 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. TIE SIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. — Tho undersigned offers his desirable property in Grahame Survey for sale, containing 0t aoreo. with a good brick house and framebarn cu it. For further p G1cf ulnas apply SAMUEL the Brussels. CEMENT SIDEWALK TENDERS At next meeting of 131118e8ls Oounoil,. on September 4th, tenders will be Iroeeivod for the aoostruatiou of cement sidewalks in Brunetti, according to opeoifoatisns of tor - trier years, Tenders to give price per square foot mad work to be dons this Fall. F. S. NOOTT, OLEInr,, rIOMFORTABLE RESIDEINCE and 2 acres of land for sale on Walnut street, Brueselo. Brink house, good stable, lined and soft water, omen orobard, Property fu goad Shape, Immediato p018e5• eiOn Can be given. Por furtherarticulars apply ou the promisee, Will also 5511 two good Jorceyows, one a there' bred. ,10115 tfeRiSN010, 52•tt Proprietor; Brnaaele, MISS KATE MoKINLAY— Nor- ton, of Detroit uilifs prepared n vocaluito give lof ust o• Mon in vocal mueio and the violin. Terms OD application. fHOICE FARM FOR SALE, NJ being Lot 20, Con. 13, Grey township, Huron Co., containing 100 acres. There is a clearance o1 90 acres, the land being in splendid condition. Upon the farm in a brink boars, bank barn, low baro, pig house, &o ,also good orchard, Poeeoenloa given next Spring, with privilege , of putting Fall wheat iu. For further particulars apply on the premises to WM. M0NABB, Proprietor, or F. B. Scott, Brussels, 61-11 Rubbery Rubber When you buy Rubber got it. You get part something else in many of the Rubber Goode sold, Onr Rub. ben Goode are bought direst of the manufacturers and we pink the man- ufacturers carefully. These geode are fresh, the quality is assured and the prioes are the lowest at which goods of the quality can be sold. SYRINGES, HOT WATER BOTTLES, BILK -ROOM & NURSERY SUPPLIES —AT— Fox's DRUG STORE F1 OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE on Alexander street, Brussels, Ells - ably l000ted,1 acre of land. For farther partloulars as to prin0, terms. ate., apply to MRS. A. HUNTER, Themes ttreot, Brae. eels. 4.11 iaxxxxx,40c7crcxx xxxxxxxxxx MCKINNON & Co. yyy BL,YTI3 d'L 14 Jl� x X New Fall Mantles We have just received our New Fall and Winter Mantles, and Jackets, and they are dandies. We show all the latest styles in the market. Every garment ie up-to-date. A cordial invitation is extended to the ladies of Blyth and vicinity to call and inspect our New and Stylish Mantles whether they are prepared to buy or not. Every lady requiring a New Mantle should see our stook when it is at its best. When you buy a McKinnon -Made Mantle you may be stire the style is the latest and the fit and finish unexcelled. We show exclusive styles which will not be shown by any other bougie in Blyth. We have them in all qualities from 63.50 to 615. Misses and Children's Coats a Specialty. New Dress Goods We always take the lead in Dress Goods. Our new styles for Fall have arrived and they are magnificent, We show all the new designs in Viouuas, Cheviots, Venetians, Voiles, Criepinee and Fancy Tweeds. Priestley's Dress Goode a specialty, Summer Goods We have some Summer Goods still on hand in Gingham°, Muslim, Voiles, Mercerized Venting°, Prints, Eto., which we are selling at slaughter prices to clear. Highest Price Paid for Butter and Eggs. d'o ONLY 10 DAYS MORE of Our Great emoval \\\\\\\\\\\' IMIEM.\\\\\\\ Swe For the nest 10 days we have decided to make this store the Busiest Store in Brussels. Below we quote a few prices which will give you an idea of what you may expect when you visit our store. 50 ends Fancy Colored Dress Muslins, worth regular. 80 20e to 30o, Clearing price, per yard 3 pieces Grey Tweed Dress Goods, worth regular CSF^ 60c, Clearing price ... Ga�e.� 10 only Ladies' Cloth Shirts, worth regular $5.00, Clearing pride 2.50. 2 only Black Toilette Silk Waists, last season's 2.00 style, worth regular $5.00, Clearing price... �+ 25 only Ladies' White Cambric Corset Covers, 15c worth regular 35c, Clearing price 20 only Ladies' White Cambric Corset Covers, 1 worth reg. 50e, 75e, 1.00, 1.75, Clearing at 3 a 7 2C 10 only Ladies' Tweed Rain Coats, worth regular 5.00 and 6.00,Clearing p rice ... ... ' • 5 5 only Ladies' Fawn Rubber Coats, worth 8.50 1.25 and 4.50, Clearing price .. 3 dozen Ladies' Tweed and Velvet Capes, worth 25c regular 50e, Clearing price 25 Short Ends Silk, length 2} to 5 yards, worth 35c regular 75c and 1.00, Clearing price... ... J.PERGUSON & CO.