The Brussels Post, 1903-5-7, Page 5MAY 7, 1M
DUSiNESS CARDS.
ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
.LY.A.V
cont. it, 8, (WOVE, 13reSaeld,
MoOBAOKEN-
Y I . Iesuor 0f Marriage Ltceuacq. Of-
fice at (alooer'y, Tenant:In etl501 1 13,13elb,
'WARMS FOR SALE' -THE UN.
.. 51111131081111110 several gond 1. once !or
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Tow11ahlps
of 313 Morris tud Grey. r 1 k' S. BUUT'P 13rusr 1
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MiSS JEAN M'LAIJCI4LIN,
-Tit AC 011133 OF -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
8T2.Vssixtr,S, o23'T.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAMl
inean11011,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
E. :Estelle Griffin
TEACHER OF VOICE, CULTURE
Pupil of hiss Rya N. Roblyn, of London.
Pen its prepared for Conservatory ex Neg.
1..-N‘ ill visit Brunets every Tuesday.
Lessons given at the ]tomo of W, 0. Kerr,
John street,
J, LECKIE,
LIFN] A.NO FIRE4 IN80RAN0111,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
MONEY TO LOAN AT da, 4.'1' A 5 Per Cent.
Oaige over Dutslev'a Drug Store,
Nov. 8rd, 1052. 00.8w Brussel0.
Wellington Mutual
Fire. insurance CO.,
EBTAnLlenitn 1840
Ios11rnnoe taken on the dash and premium
note system as Burnt; t rotes. lie fore Insur-
ing 01sowhare call on Ole uudereigned Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE ROUP.'1RS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS,
lip S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
Y • Ifni, will sell for better pricer, to
battertuou hi loss time and 1000 (Alarm]
than any otter Auctioneer In East Huron or
ho won't charge anything. Dater and orders
can always he arranged at this ernes or by
personal application.
T0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,-
-
The undersigned, who is well acquainted
throughout the most part of the County
and who has had badness with a large olr-
ele of farmers In cud around this locality,
begs to Inform the communitytLat he has
taken out au AuetiOmeer'o Liense for the
County of Huron and offers his services to
all purposing t0 bold 0alee,
THOS. NEWSOME, IIrusoels.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK_
J• Honor B t adrm.e of the Ontario'l'et-
erinary Oollogo, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domoetlunto5. atlimo]a fu a compet-
ent ma0ner. Pw'tinnlar 0140115ion paid to
Veterinary DentistryCalls promptly at-
tended to. 011ioo and Infirmary -Four doors
North of bridge, Tnroberry 00., Brussels.
LEGAL MW CONVEYANCiND.
VY M. SINOLAIli'-
'v Barrister, Solicitor Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &o, Oliloe-Stowart'a Block
1 door Nrrth of Oeutral Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard 13 auk.
G
F. BLAIR. BARBISTEi3, SOL-
.
IOITOIt, &o, B1tUSSELS.-
uIDoO over Standard I3au13 ; Solloit,r for
Township of Grey, Howlett Mutual and the
Metropolitan Rank. Private and Company
money to loan at lowest rates,
MEDICAL CARDS.
I AL
tl, A. MVl'NAUGHTON,
Ai, It., U, M.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Phy0iolau0 and
Surgeons Ont. Liceut(ate of the Royal (fol-
iage of
Surgeons,
and Licentiate of Mid-
vinery,Edinburgh. Its-Teleph0ue No.14,
Residence -Mill street, Brussels,
DENTISTRY
DR; R. P. FE/LD,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burgeons of Ontario and •F11•atNlaes Honor
Graduate of Toronto University, Og1oe
peat tp Brewor'p photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS,
IT'S ALL RIGHT
and Students may enter
_L/STOWEL
aoe
at any time. SPRING TIERI( 1313GINS
1tIAR, 80, Two ooureer--Oommoreial and
pltortptlnd. Send Sol• Oellpgo Journal.
0, A. .F LEMjNG, A,:L. MoINTY12B,
President, Secretary,
SHBWLES'
British Columbia
Bed -Cedar Shingles
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR BALE AT T1121
Brussels Planing bills
Also Doors and sash of all Pat
terns on band or made to order
at Short Notion,
Eetfmatee 'Fnrniehed for all
kindo'of Buildings. Workman-.
ship -and Material Guaranteed.
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�m,�• ...�r.. ,mom �.. �n...m ,r c_-,
eeelte leoeieeellee l: i m= 3eeeli>`43etelfeele
Our Motto I "High Orado Work Only11
CENTRAL
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STRATFORD, ONT.
Our Graduates readily secure stood Ypp
positions bewails° our MO grade train- C.6
Ing l'reParem them tr miler utas aL
iia
lDee 133 lanae leu wadSnit-
alma antes woworkersau4 have no time to
wast(0310 upon the of her kind. 5 103'
• wenco u ouurso LIMY and no randy for
1 itjOn hl the Fall, Write for entai-
1
some nataloeue.
W..1. ELLIOTT, Prineljnl.
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Id 1St.CiCt /4113 S,
GOP 0.10.
James Leech ie having an artesian well
;melt bebiull his block of otoree,
Mre, James MuL0Oghliu hag moved
into the reeidenoe in Jas. Walker's block.
Rev. E A. Hall cos at H(trriston last
weep letteuding the S. S. Oouveution and
also the Rural Deanery meeting.
Mise Janet Limes left on Tuesday
morning of last week for Sedco, N. Y.,
where she will visit her eistor, Mrs, S. A.
Saltman.
John Reek, V. le , eon of George Rusk,
of Howlett, and a recent honor gradu'te
of the Ontario Veterinary College has
opened up an 1 ffi1e for the practice of hie
profeeeion et Hamilton.
Mrs. G. W. Barbar It ft for Toronto
last Friday where she will snake her home
In the future. The W. F. M. S , of the
Presby torten nhnroh, of which she was a
worthy member, presented her with a
beautiful album as. a tuilem of the esteem
fn which they held her,
1 .,i sltO.Vo' 01.
Wednesday of last week wits observed
as Arbor day.iu town.
Thos. Norton has returned home from
Kins:aton, where he is Gaiting a graduat-
ing conree at Queen's.
The Ladies' . Co operative Oirole of the
U. B. Church wish to state to the public
that through some mistake one batch of
pies sold at the Easter market were salty,
and any one who reooived such a pie 0150
have it repineed or the money refeed•
ed by applyiug to Mre, S. A. Kilgore,
secretary, ,
'eV. G. Paton, 1,3 Wiugbam, 000treetor
for oinking the artesian well in town, has
thrown up the 2020,0ot after driltiog an
eight -icon well about 58 feet down. He
found that his well drilling appliances
were not adequate for the work in hand,
and as the contract bad not been signed,
Ile decided eat to go on any further with
the work. A P0trolie man will 310ish the
job it is said.
At the election of officers for Board of
Trade the following gent'emeu were
nominated for preeideut : T. L.
Munition, J, W. B.rnie, J, El, Cleaner,
Dr, Rutherford, 13. Rothwell, B. F.
Brook, .7. 0. Hay and A. Foeroh. All
but the first three deolined, and a ballot
resulted in the election of T. L.Hamilton
J. N Hay woe sleeted vice provident, and
Geo. Bray, seore'ary_tt•easurer.
AL tie* o0<1.
W. F. Potash has purchased a consider-
able quantity of pine lumber from a firm
in Cargill.
Robert linos has improved the appear.
twos of his 130111 vett' attractive residence
by building a gruuolithio walk to the
front end side of hie house.
Some smart ale0e turned the tap at the
corner of the bank building on a reoeut
Saturday night and allowed the water to
run until Forrest's tank was nearly amp.
tied. A greet portion of the water ran
book into his Mitchells cellar, thus
causing him.ino0nvenienoe.
Travellers who happened to be paeeing
the farm of J(unee Denbrook last week
newthe unusual s eotaole of a fa
P rmwr
doing his plowing with a traction engine.
Two plows were attached to the rear of
the engine and tore up the sod field in the
meet approved Millen .cud a fairly
straight furrow wee the result. George
Daubrook handled the engine,
The election of officered the Epworth
League took piaoe for the emitting year as
follows 1-1ion. Pres., Rev, Wm, Petlhall ;
.Pres,, Ernest Turnbull ; let Viae Pres.,
Harold Peter '3 2nd Vioe Pres„ Bert
Turnbull ; 8rd Vice Pres„ Mrs. J. A.
liloBato;.4th Vine Pres., Miss Laura
Turnbull ; Secretary, Mise Ida Ponbell ;
Treasurer, Mies Edith Johusou ; Organ.
isle Mies Lottie Adams. •
u. s
Fel vett.
A large addi (m1 ie being built to the
Queen's hotel,
The first division of Blyth public
,etjhool was Mooed for eeveral days owing
to the illness of Priuo'pel Bailey, who
had a serious attach of 1a grippe.
'Mies Beryl West, who %pent eeveral
months past with a eieter (n Chatham,
Iso returned to Blyth and is row making
her bongo with her aunt, Ere, N. 13.
Gerry.
Harry Cann, who has been chief olerk
at the Commetaiel hotel for the past six
months, left for Exeter, where he will
follow the trade of bricklayer dyeing the
Sllrpmor Iponths,
At the adjourned hooter vestry moat•
ing of Trinity church, it MB decided that
the church spire must acme down, as it
hos been adjudged unsafe, The work of
taking it down has been entrusted to John
M o0111,
The directors of the public library met
end elected Dr, Lindsay, President, and
A. W. Robinson; Se0retary. 'Rev. J.
Holmes and 3. Jr. Bailey were' elected
directors to fill the vacancies ennead by
the reeiguation'and removal of H. V.
Retinae' and J, A. Jnatteon. A large
'number of new books were purabailed
and are now on the shelves of the library.
0. Munition, village aesos0or, hag
completed big Work for this year and
from the aese0 meat roll the following
on ranters aro gleaned ;-goal property,
$210,570,10000000 over last year, $0015
personal property, $24,100, (norms. over
last year, $2700 ; taxable imam, $1700,
increase over laet year, $400 ; total real
and personal property and tax0.1510 in•
(tomo, $280,875 ; population, 805, an
inoreaoe of 17 over 10011 year; numb@r of
persona Reamed, 885,
Rev. A. loluLeen left on Taesday merit•
ing of last weep for Woodetook, where be
attended the Repeal meeting of the
Sv,01 of Hamilton and Tiondon, On
Tuesday evening he wentto IIingeton and
''!Wednesday the degree of pootor of
Divinity tuns a-'nl• r,t,i up, 1 hint at the
Wad ounvoaatr a •.1 (, ] e"'o noivtreity.
For 37 yearn the r .1,41 .1 glib 1'nlalt ham
been the Iaith(11 ee netremg pesl'r al
Blyth Preebytero'•, ()emelt end we know
01 110 000 who (a 111•1r,+ d, e5rvtng of the
honor o0nierre73 by tluaeo's universlty.
Our hearty onu+ratuletlone are extended
to 113• v. 1)r. 1'1, L en.
(
1910 , , t v r
1 � t,r trimly s meal .uh11 a••rv'oe of
Aehtield;mean were held in Ilaoltett'e
0111rell Sunday at 10 80 a. u1.
T. H. Its(d and left family on Tuesday
m,10 uing of last week 101 Edmonton, Alta.,
where they intend to in Ice their hurtle to
future.
Work in progreeeing very favorably on
the new Cit!ho110;hutch at St. Aue•tla
til o, The 00rnor etune will be laid m It
Ann time.
A large clamber of the venerable pig
nears of this emotion spent a very enjoy
able time sant Friday afternoon April 24,
at the reeidenee of Squire alltllungh,
father of D. elallenih, of Luokw.w, the
event being the celebration of hie din
mood wedding, The vererable oouple
31r, and Mre. Msllongh, thoroughly en.
joyed the event, There were about 75
present nwnug wham quite a number
were rlpwerde of three Poore pare and
ten. The esteemed pastor of Erskine
ohuroh Rev, 0. ibntherford, wee one of
the oompany, R. Bellows, of Goderiah,
Wile preeent and took a photograph of
the gathering.
(i,o(lterielr.
The G. T. It, had to have 80,000 husbele
of the recently al rived wheat In Portland
by May 4th:
The levo tnge (laking 1 ff this part have
done fairly well so fart but the boat, pact.
ly on moment of ooutrary wiudo Line bare.
ly paid expenee0.
elcs. Wm. lOIoDonaid, St. Patriok
street, had the misfortune while house.
oltaniilg recently to fall from a ;hair and
break her right arm at tbo elbow.
Tho Public School Bernd hue decided
to postpone the ereetiou of a new ward
echcol, but will ask the Town Council
for $0,000 to parry out the repairs and
ohaug.e oon(ernelated in the Central
School bui.diug.
The following figures foruiehed by
Assentor Wm. Campbell are of epen(al
interest, comparison with the previous
year being ebowu
1003 1002
Children between 5 & 21 1020 061
" 5 & 18 065 710
Valve Real Property $1298,280 $1,234,985
' Personal.:.. 61,550 67,800
" Income .. 40,550 41,200
Total value Real, Per
Bona] and Income.. $2,890,830 91,836,986
Doge 160 157
Population 4010 4088
Oo,vo 90 107
soma 207 191.
Births 46 88
A fere days ei0oe a man, while gather.
(ug driftwood a mile this Bide of Khmer.
dine, found the canoe the upsetting of
which reoulted in the death of the late
Dr. Frank Turnbull. On reoeiving
notioe of the fled, James Masson proceed.
d to 1I(noardine and made arrangements
for ite passage to this town by tbesteamer'
running from that port. The iuetrn:
manta and olething that were strapped to
the canoe at the time of the upset lied
been washed away, but with the exception
of the paint beingooueiderably worn, the
canoe wag apparently uninjured, although
it had been blown to the Northern parte
through the,ioe whenit was breaking up,
F.xetanr-,
Wm. Levitt moved with hie family to
Grand Bend taut week to take 0harge of
his (amnue park,
The meeting milled to organise a bate
ball team did not materialize. Lack of
intermit seems to be the druwbeck.
Mies Fanny Beset, is, we are sorry to
stale, 000fined to her bed from the effeote
of a painful felon on the first finger of
her lett band.
The resldenoe of Mrs. James Valle,
Andrew street, wag the scene of a joyous
and happy. event Wednesday of last week,
when her sewed daughter, M(se Ellen E ,
Wee united in marriage to Peter Gardiner,
one of Exote0'0 prosperous and popular
merchants, Rev. B. L. Hutton, of Oen.
trelie, conducted the oeremouy in the
preseuae of only the relatives and im.
mediate friends of the (ennead* parties,
white the wedding march wag played by
lira, F. W. MacDonald, of Debt off. The
bride wore a dress of white organdy,
trimmed wi.h• volenniennes loos and in.
section and marled u bognet of pink
carnations. The bride was unattended,
save by her nephew, little Reggie Halle,
of Goderiah, who made n °harming little
ring bearer, The brief ceremony having
been contended, congratulations and good
wishes were in order and the petty eat
down to the wedding breakfast most
tastefully arranged. The bridal party
took the afternoon train for a honeymoon
trip to Niagara Ful 6, Hamilton and
other pointe, The bride's going away
F1 PI 13 It IT 8 8 IiT, Le ri P ra ti T
( dress wa., rnwle of uary'bloe venetian
elatb, which la lied very h-eolnie to 3lr0
Cler+hner i1 udtnirtd IU]d bottled in a
wile ',stole of 311"111110 and the v,1 y 130000(1
eat iviah,a for their r"i, EI 11011 bapp18068
will follow thein upon tboie hrtdal tour.
Those in attendance from a distance
were ;--Mise F, Smith, London ; Mint
I4aw5m', O11n10p I Miee Wlggine, Gude.
nett ; Mrs. (Dr.) MacDonald, Detroit ;
dir0, P. T. Iltllo, Goderich ; Mr. Snaith
and Alien Jda Smi Il, Blyth 1 Ilies'1'uo.
ton, Byron •, Alex.an Mae. Gie
rdinur,
Welton
I Mini Laura Andrews, Gerrit•;
bred Millard, Loudon.
l7lin cOn.
Twenty MN of our 09llegiate wrote
cu the Axle examination be111 ]u town
recently.
H, 0. Brewer, jr„ expeote to leave for
the W,et, where he bee been engaged
With a goverumnut eurvey(ng party,
It ie understood 0305 the Huron Cold
Storage Company has us good NB decided
to abandon pork pawning and wi11 pro.
need with oo'd storage.
J.•hu Southcombe, who has been in the
North west for 17 yearn, is Isere c0 a visit
owing to the illueee of his mother. It le
his neat visit book to Ontario.
Oaaar Rodgers, sou of Geo. Rodgers,
who for about a year hue been [earning
railroading at Olioton etatiou, bee been
ttppniuted freight clerk at St, Marys.
Wm. Oautalon was down in the store
(teller, he stepped on a wire nail, whiob
ran into hie foot nearly its full length,
muting e, painful, but mot dangerous
wound.
Will. Mo'1'aggsrt, son of Mrs. McTag.
garb, for eeveral years a trusted employee
in the wholesale dry goods house of Gor-
don, 3IcIetty & Go., Toronto, has been
admitted into the firm es one of the part.
nets.
Among those wboee names appear in
the list of summate] etudemts of the
Central Oollege of Phyeioi=n+ and sur.
germs of Indianapolis, we notice the were
of a former Clinto0ian in the person of
Shad 13. Beesley, wbo is 00w entitled to
the degree of 111, D.
After 27 years of the mares of conduct-
ing a free bug too and from the station
for the benefit of his patrons Joseph Rat•
tenbury sold out this part of his bmiueeo,
together with the dray, three horses, and
the harness that has been used therewith,
J. W. Elliott wag the purchaser, taking
charge ou Monday morning of Inst week.
le le his intention to run a union bus to
all hotels or private residences. He will
also run a dray in oonnectiou therewith
for delivering baggage,
W iese ltatnr.
The Bishop of Huron will administer
the Apostolic rite of Confirmation fn
St. Paul's ohuroh on Friday evening.
While working in the foundry Robt.
McDonough ked the misfortune to have
one eye injured by a piece of steel lodging
In It.
John Agnew is home from the Weetere
University after a term of hard study,
and will spend the variation at hie home
in Winghsm,
S. MuBuruey, of town, who has been
suffering from paralysis for several ysare
past, is very feeble indeed. Irlre. McBee -
nay is also ill.
Alex. Orr, the new proprietor of the
Bruuswiok, before leaving Fordwioh watt
the recipient of a watch and obarm ao-
oompaOied by an address.
Wingbam may soon lose one of her in.
dustries, for W. 3. Ohapman bas decid-
ed to remove his glove factory to Acton,
to amalgamate with the factory there,
unless seine hitch should 0a00r in the
details of the bueineeo arraugetnente al-
ready made.
Geo. Green, of Roseland, son of Geo.
Green, of Winghilm, has purchased a
large plot of land iu British Oolumbia.
The hand has been surveyed into city lots
and a large portion of it sold. There ie
a very flue water power on the property,
and as the lacd is heavily timbered, Mr.
Green has erected a saw mill and settle-
ment is rapidly proceeding. The name of
the place will be "Green Oity."
The annuali]
meet[ 1 and sleets
g
o
0 of
oII1cars of Methodist Sabbath School woe
held Wednesday evening of lest week,
their being a good attendance. Very
gratifying reports were presented by the
various a ffoere, all indicating a very
Prosperous year. The following •olfroere
were elected for the ensuing year:
Superintendent -Dr,: Towler ; Associate
Superintendents -W. Assent and H.
Ef. Park ; Saoretary-W. Lloyd ; Tree.
surer -Miss Lloyd; Librarian and Leader
of Oroheetra-J, A. Morton.
et the regular meeting of Winghsm
Epworth League held ou Monday evening
of laet weep, the following officer .were
elegted for the ensuing year 1-Preeldent,
Walter Hall ; 1st Vios Proe., Min Fee -
sant , 20d Viae Pres., Wm. 0. Thomp
son .3rd Vioe.Pres., Mies Brook ; 4th
Vioe.Pree., Mies Lloyd ; Secretary, Miss
M. Tibbs ; Treasurer, Acthar Helm ;
Pieniete, Miesee Foment and Hall ; Rep-
resentative on District Executive, Mrs
Hogg. The pact year hne been a prosper.
oceans in this society. The memberebip
110L1.4YWOOD stem, for I$onesty
Never yet for :Policy,
11.0'701' paint without it,
Examine ne • het and see.
We sell the goods.
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11110 A if
AGENTS AT IIRtJ•sSELS.
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ALLAN LINE
Lirrr•poot sold Iia IIdouderry
1 ,
IRO al
Nail X Steamers
U,f
nnat Fame
21'N'1'nl:An QUI 111:0
Cm'hNbian Sot, 2 OLiy 0 a nt, 42(03' 0011 p m
Horatian .. U •1 , m • Ute
Ionian ' 110 " 9 •, 10 " 780 "
RATES OP PASS I011
1st ('able -vet and npwarde uu oreiu g to
utaanlnr.
0nd Cabin -Liverpool and Londnuderryy-
1(avarlan and Ionian, $40 and $4.0 00 ; miser
steamers 82710 and $10 ; Loudon 32.60 ex-
tra (ntOr April 80
Ord O(aes-026 and 6211 -Liverpool, Derry,
Belfast, Glasgow, L0n11ou,
Through tickets to South Africa.
Montreal to Glasgow direct.
Sardinian (2nd and 8rd Class only) May 20.
Biolllau May 07, Corinthian June !u -1st I
(lase, 560,•n00 and $76 ; 2nd Oa410, 882 ; 81d
Claes, $$21,
f'-
W. H. KERB,
Agent, Brussels,
124, Tbe total money raised was 5205.00
of this amount Elie Missionary oommdtee
raised $101.20, ioludiug $10 from the
Junior League, all of which goes to sup.
port Rev. and Mrs. Raley, missionaries to
the L3dians at 1iitamat, B. 0. The total
expenditure, not including mission try
g(111uge, was $151 83.
T-Xenwall,
Hensel) eminent), is praotising up a
very superior class of music. They are
interpreting the old masters,
Mr. Mardook and Murray Gibson, of
Bruaefleld, left on Saturday for the Old
Ooantry with 185 head of export wattle.
Some of our tumors are suffering from
a severe attack of mumps. Thos. Luing
is ane of the moot severely afflicted ones.
Rev. Mr, Itlalott spent a portion of last
week in Toronto with hie angle, Emerson
Ooateworth, nay oommiesioner, who is so
ill that there ie no hope of recovery.
On Tuesday of last week James Petty
reached the good old scriptural age of
three ecor0 and ten years. He i0 still
quite healthy and robnet and likely to go
considerably past the 80 point of life,
Ben. Hoggarth is eoueidered one of the
most successful onion raisers in thio
onion growing village, He also makes a
specialty of raising onion seed and last
year sold the prodaot of a email plot for
$57,
Rev. J. S. Henderson left on Monday of
last week for British Oolnmb(a to attend
the General Assembly of the Presbytei ian
church. He intends spending a oouple
of mouths au the coact, le the North•weet
and in Manitoba, and bae Bemired sap.
plies for his pulpit here.
IGorUwielt.
Wm. Allan has disposed of hie !louse
and lot in the West sod of the village to
James Willis, jr., at a good price.
Tbe Epworth League will hold their
anniversary on Suoday, May 24th. W.
H. Kerr, President of the Epwor4h Lea -
gee of the London Oonfereuoe, will eon.
duet the servit.e morning and eveniog.
Mre, James Oattanaoh with three
children left an Monday of last week for
Reliever, where she will spend the Sum-
mer and keep house for her father. Mr.
Oattauaoh intends going to Neepawa,
Man„ where be has been employed for
the Summer at hie trade.
The annual election of officers in the
Newbridge Epworth League took plane
and resulted as fellows President, Mise
S. Species ; 1st Vice, Mies Grainger ;
and Vice, Pen. Faille ; 8rd Viae, Miss
Haste Faille; 4111 Viae, Mies Della Fallie;
Seo., H. A. Dulmage ; Treas., Mrs. A. H.
Rion ; Organist, Mies Bride ; Seo,-Tteae.
of Forward Movement, Mise Hattie
Dulmsge. For this Forward Movement,
$8 26 was ooutribntod for this year. The
League now holds their meetings on
Sunday evenings at 8 u'oloak.
On Tuesday of last week A'ax. Orr and
family wont to Winghom, where be has
purchased the Brunswick Hotel. Mr.
Orr has owned and ran the Albion Hotel
here for about eight years, and has con.
ducted the hotel in first oleos etyle and
will be missed by a large number of
(r(eeds, He was presented witb a fine
chain and laoket by I is frtenth on Friday
evening before leaving, Mrs, Orr, Hies
Mabel end Mattie and Nellie were much
esteemed by all who knew them. Mies
Orr, being of a jovial and kind disponi•
tion was very much liked by botb old and
young.
eta nad'au INewas.
Al Bloomfield George Martin shot and
killed hie little sou, whom he mistook for
woodchuck.
Sir William Mnodonold Line endowed a
new choir of moral philosophy at McGill
University, Montreal,
Tbe body of Mrs. henna Hatton, a
patient who escaped from Brookville hos-
pital, rag found in the river.
The Ontario Government have par•
chased the Hatch farm at Woodstook as a
este for the new hospital for epiloptios.
0. 0. MoDonald, a wealthy number, of
Russell, Man., was drowned in the at-
tempt to swim the Aesiuiboine River.
0. S. Hyman, of London, has been
appointed Chairman of the Special
Committee on Redistribution et Ottawa.
George Redfern, five years old, died
from the effects of carbolic aoid, given
him by his father in mistake for medicine,
• Oben Len, of Toronto, was ser(ouely
injured at the meeting of the Mimosa
Order of $res Masons. Two of hie
aonntrylnen have been arrested.
Samnel'h. Guest, h maolliniet, who
had bee`''brd'erly' to LieuteClot. G, -T.
Denieon during the Northwest rebellion,
was found dead in his room et Toronto.
The district North of Sherbet Lake
wits swept by fire, and an immense moon.
tity of farm property, lumber. and word•
wood 0nd eeveral bridges were deetroyed.
The Government have decided to a.
mend the statute which provides for nn
allowance of 2i per oebt. of the betel oat
of constructing a drydook to the oompany
which undertaltee the work, by inoreaeing
the amount to 3 per cont.
Tbe Domieten Government has pro.
torted against the lotion of the Austral.
ion Government in giving the Eastern
Extenoinn 'Telegraph Company power to
open offices and string wires for oabte
bueineee. 'Thi1i 18 held to be a breech of
the tgreement• under which the Paoifid
cable was built,
P
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R E A TSNAPS
IN CORSETS.
We made a large purobaoe of Oorsete at s bargain from the wall -known
D. & A. Corset 00. We made them an offer for u largo quantityl,pf throe linea
At a pri0e we did not think they would aaoept, but the quantity being large
and for spot oaeh they accepted oar offer, There is no use going into details
a0 to how this dual whale about. Bullies it to eay, the goods are here ready
for your inspentiou, and while they Ian they will be Bold at the following very
low prices •-L adiee' Ooreete, in fine drab jean, long and medium lengths, in
all Owe. We have always Bold them et 50e, our priors now is 330. • •
Ladies' Corsets in line satin jean, in drab and white, bias out, eteel filled,
straight from, habit hip, to Mimed with wide laoe, sold everywhere at 75o, cur
price while they last, 50c, • . • Ladies' fine Ooutile Comte, military bip,
straight front, s'eei filled, bine out, trimmed with wide laee, in drub and white,
a regular dollar ooreet, for 75o, • . • We oleo carry a full range of the E.
T., 13. & 0., Oromptoe'e, and the new 13. & I, Comte.
ROCK FAST SHIRTINGS
We have just received another lot of those Rook Feat Drill Shirtiuge,
the best value in shirtiuge we ever sold. Every yard is gaarauteed fast
oolore and the wearing qualities are ungurpeseed and the price is only 15a.
BOYS' CLOTHING
Our eeoond Spring shipment 1 f Boys' Clothing bee arrived, and they
are dandies. Every boy in Blyth and vioinity obonld sec them ; 0ize9 from 212
to 38, prioee from $1.50 to $5.
M' KI NN®N c c0,
- BLYTH,
Chin a iness
W. A. GREWAR
Has purchased the choice and well assorted stock ofd
Groceries, Confectionery,
Fruits, Canned Goods, &o.
From L. G. KRUSE and will carry on the business in the old
stand.
-Particular attention given to the Ice Cream and Summer Drink
business.
- A choice article of Tea at 27c. per pound.
- See our Newport Chocolates and New Fruits.
-'Eine Maple Syrup.
Asking the favor of the esteemed patronage of the public and
promising prompt and careful attention,
Yours truly, r q,
3 la 2'%so
NE
HPRE STRE
The Undersigned beg leave to notify the Public that
they have opened up a CHOICE NEW
STOCK of
SHELF and HEAVY SAINTS,.
HARDI
wARE � ozL & C1
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in the Simpson Block, Ethel, which will be sold at Reason-
able Prices.
We have also a Tinware Department and will keep a firet•olase Tinsmith.
A Speoialty made of Repairing and Eavetrougliing.
Our motto will be Good Goods and Careful Attention to Business.
A SHARE OF PATRONAGE .ASKED FOR.
Best alise of
Stoveehandled. KRAIIlER tAl RITCHIE,
ETI-3MI_J.
Must be Sold this Season,
Buggies,
The Finest
'line to be seen
Carriages
in Ontario
will be found
in any town�I P ' J ' at
Ewan & Co.'s Wiarerooms
TURNBERRY STREET. BRUSSELS.
-We have a full line, dealing with SEVEN of the best iVIauufac-
torios in Canada, besides our own make of rigs.
-You can save money by examining our stock before purchasing.
-Satisfaction assured, Prices right.
BWAN & Ca., Bf1 ussgaLSa