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INSECT POWDER
PARIS GREEN
SULPHATE OF IP ON
WE HAVE THEM
QUAL/TY THE BEST
Druggist and
F. II ® SMITH Bookseller.
STRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. e. & H.
Trains leave Bruaeele Station, North
and South as follows ;
GOING 6oUTH GOING Norma.
Mail. ,........._ 7:18 a,m
M1xad10.00 a.m I Mali 1'17 p,m
Express 8:20 p.m Express - 8:17 p.m
Irma' Naas Pins.
A. ohiel's among ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent ie.
Lon live the King.
'CRY Brgssele wool market.
Next Nonday will be a Bank holiday.
Gao. Boaz shipped a oar of hogs to
Hamilton this week.
Bon WARWICK has a monster turtle for
a cerioeity just now.
A oar of Manitoba flan was received
by R. K Ross this week.
ROBERT FEnausoN forwarded s oar of
bogs to Toronto on Wednesday.
Some good oatobee of flab were made
in the Maitland before the water dropped
so low.
Sat oars 0f dairy salt have been ebip
pad during the past week by Brnseele
Salt Works.
Mr a, etreet bas been widened at the
"turn" by the withdrawal of the fenee at
the Westerly side of Wm. Jewitt'' lot.
ITsis said that Palmerston Pork Fa°
tory will resume operations in the near
future, after a temporary suspension of
bueioese.
Woe. Joe. DOWNING, Flora street, bas a
cactus in flower. The plant has 90 bade
and the filwers are beauties and their
fragrance delightful.
BRUSSELS Base Ball team will play a
match in Laoknow next Monday with
Goderirh: This will be the first game of
the eeaeon for Brussels. ei
Tao wool Beason is near at hand. 4
boyere are on Brussels market this year
so the advantages of this point should be
apparent to those having wool for sale or
exobange.
A COUPLE of ricks of Bruesele lawn
bowlers are oontemplating a visit to Lis-
towel next Monday for a friendly game
or se with the expert bowl trundlers of
that town.
Holum County Council will °anyone on
Tuesday, June 2nd, at 8 o'clock, at
Goderiob, The House of Refuge Oom•
mines will meet at Clinton at 10 a. m.
the same day.
SINGLE fare return tickets will be ie.
sued on the railways in connection with
May 24th anniversary, Good going Sat-
urday, 28rd and returning on the 26th.
Quite a nioe opportunity for a holiday
visit.
A Hong baohelor, belonging to town,
won the prize at an evening party recent
ly for manafaotnring the beet trimmed
hat in a babbelor contest. They say it
would nob have been mach harm to have
worshipped itaeit was unlike anything
in the heavens above, the earth beneath
or the waters under the earth. His
ability in the milliuery line may save his
pocket in after years.
1 CENT TOES IT.—We world like tO again
remind oorreepondente that a change bas
been made in the postal regulations in
connection with the postage on printers'
copy, the old rate being practically rester.
ed. In future all lettere marked "Print
ere' copy" and left unsealed will go for
one tient, provided it does not weigh more
than two ounces. In futore, therefore
you need only a one not stamp on your
envelope when sending in the news.
Hoose Saow.—Oar readers will be
pleased to know thee arrangements are
completed for the holding of a high Blaen
horse show in Guelph on the 4th, 5th and
6th June. $1,400 in prizes will be given
and reduced fares on the railroads from
Oil places within a radius of 80 miles
from the pity. It ie expected that moat
of the well known horsemen will exhibit
their fancy horses and that the affair will
be a grand 'moiety event es well as the
greatest open air thaw of exolusively highh
olase bonen, saddle and
d draw
ht horses
ever held in the Province,
Speed will
oot be considered, THE Poet has been
favored with a oomplimentary prase
badge,
OE Daimon -to linen tet,—Two meet.
inge have been held in Clinton, the last
one on Wednesday of last week, to pro.
mote the interests of rifle shooting. Capt.
Combe presided; Auburn, Clinton and
Goderiob township associations being
well represented. The objeot of thorned.
inge wee to create a fond to eeonre a
trophy,valued at $25, to be competed for
bythe County ae boiations on the Gov.
amount range rasnileat God
eriob, now
under course of erection, The ranges
will be 200, 400, 500 and 700 yards, Bonn
shots at each range, with one sighting
shot, An Enentive Committee, corn
priced of the captains of each aesooiation
Was appointed to look alter all detaile,
and Capt. Geo. Laibhwaite, Goderioh P.
0., was elected Seoretery-treaearer, The
uondibione in the competitions ale (1)
That eaoh aseooiabion be charged a leo of
$5 ; (2) That the oup be oompeted for
annually ; (3) That the imp become the
property of the association winding it
three times if, 0000058#on,
2 oars of coal oome for the Salt Works.
BRnesELe Bowling Club lawn is in fine
than this eeaeon.
A One of eggs was shipped from Brno.
eels station sines our last ieene.
P. ABIENT received a oar of 'amber
from Muskoka on Wednesday,
A Taylor are proof safe has been par.
chased by Druggist Fox and added to hie
store equipment.
Fos SALE.—Four show oases (2 uprights
and 2 fiats) 3 tabes and a mangle.
MRS. FLETCHER.
A SHINGLING bee was held at William
MoCali s last Monday when a new dress
of ebiogles was plaoed upon his residence.
Moons next ie a public holiday and
ooneegnently the boeinese places will be
olosed and the pnblio sohoole will have a
vacation.
Bannon postomoe will be open on
Monday from 9 to 10 a. m., an hour after
the arrival of the afternoon mail, and
from 6 to 8 30.
THE foundation for I. C. Riobarde new
reeidenoe will soon be completed, Work-
men were bney this week patting in the
the drains called for.
THE Maooabee band serenaded on Thurs.
day and Friday evenings of last week
and on Monday of this week. We nn•
derstand they are receiving considerable
financial aid towards the proposed new
uniforms.
HmIEeEEEERH' 60 day Excursions will
be run to the Northwest commencing on
June 4th and continuing June 18 and
July 4. Cboios of all rail or steamer
rooter. Return rates $28, $30, $35 and
$40 according to the point desired to be
reached. They will no doubt be freely
patronized.
KEEP the date of Miss Griffin's Oonoert
clear, Town HalI,Breesele, Tuesday, June
2nd. In addition toher vocal papils,
Prof. Glen Oampbell; of Goderiob, and
Mies Goodwin, of Clinton, are expeoted
and Maas Griffin will contribute several
seleotiona. Program will 000eist of vocal
and instrumental music and elocutionary
numbers. The plan of reserved seats
may be seen at Foxe drug store.
BOWLING —The initial game with a
visiting team was played on Brunie
green on Tneeday afternoon when two
rinks from Wingbam paid a friendly visit.
Game was an interesting one throughout
and resulted in a viotory for the home
bowlers. The ;cores were ea follows :—
Wingbam Brussels
E. Nash, • R. Leatherdale,
A. J. Irwin, H. L. Jackson,
W. Holloway, A. Cousley,
H Jeffrey, sk..13 Dr. MoNanghton, ek15
A. Crawford, T. Farrow,
H. 0. Bell, J. Hewitt,
J. McAlpine, F. Downing,
A. E. Gibson sk,11 D. C. Roes, ak 15
Totals ....24 30
Brussels winning byG shote. A return
game will be played iu the near future.
There are a number of good bowlers in
the Wingham rinks.
00. AUCTIONEERS AIM PEDLAes.—The
following ie.a list of persona who have
taken ont licenses with Co. Treasurer
Holmes, np to May 14, for 1903 :—Thos.
Gundry, W. 0. (Jerrie, Jas. Stanley, F.
8. Soott, Henry Torrence, Thos. Camer-
on, Henry Boeeenberry, Thos. Newsome,
J. MoMiohael, John O'Keefe, John GUI,
Henry Brown, Joseph Cowan, R. M.
Charles, 0. H. Wilson, Jas. Jones, Alex.
McEwen, Alex. Kelly, Thomas Brown,
John Knox, D. Diokinaon, John Purvis,
Wm. Snell, Tboe. E. Hay, Edward Bog.
senberry, B. Phillips, G, Barton, 0,
Hamilton, J. H. Havill, Joseph White,
Harry F. hip, 31—Aaotioneers. Louie
Beehkopski, Henry Hayden, J. E. Har -
web, Jae, T. Rose, Raiff Mueeaellaem,
A. J. Ooortioe, H. G. Mulholland, John
J. O'Connor, Thos. Wallace, Jacob Yaffe,
W. K. Whaley, W. J, Miller, Geo. Beatty,
A. MoDoneld, W. J. McCracken, Elwin
Mauro, Bert. McEwen, F. Mitobell, Wm,
Bashfield, J, L. Frey, G. F. McPhee,
Robt. Olark, Fred. Gassman, Fred. Mor•
gao, Walter Innes, D. O'Gorman, Robb.
Powell, 27—Pedlars. The fee is $12 00
per annum for auctioneers and $26 for
pedlars.
TEACHERS' ASIMMATION.—The annual
meetingof the East Huron Teachers'
o
Aeaoolation will be held in the Collegiate
Inetitute on Friday and Saturday, at Olin•
ton. The local teachers will entertain
the visitors at an "At Home" on Friday
evening in the assembly hall of the Col-
legiate, Principal W. R. Lough bas
°barge of the looal arrangemente. The
following is the program for the meeting;
President's addreee, David Weir ; The
passing of Latin, J. Houston, B. A. ;
Nature etody, Mies Isabel Aitobieon ;
Point of view, David Robb, I. P. 8. I the
Metric s ate
v m E, M. McLean ' Reading,
Rev: C, lt, Gonne : Litarature� Mies L.
Johnrbone indefiniteness in Teaching,
W. R. Lough ; Disoipline, W. H. Dow.
nay ; School Taotioe, J. Bailey ; Dele•
gate's report, George Dobson ; Treanor.
ere report ; election of officers ; Open
Parliament, led by A. H. Musgrove :—(a)
Proposed Regulations ;b Penmanship
by Muscular Movement ; (o)) Public School
Libraries ; (1) Changing date of Annie,
tion Meeting to Autumn ; (e) Should
there be a Teachers' Union in Ontario 7
(f) Is spelling from Diotation not need too
830011 7 (g) 'Should Drawing Books be
dispensed with ? (h) Ie the new Public
Sobool Grammar satiefedory 7
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General Banking business transacted. Farmer's Notes
c Discounted. Sale Notes bought or held for Collection.
es THIS SAVINGS RANK—Deposits of 31.00 and upwards reoolved and
interest at the highest Hank rate alloWed, from date of deposit to date
of withdrawal, on the daily balauoe.
rat -Parties bolding important papers, notes, &o,, may deposit them in
our bank vault for safe keeping—free of charge,
Prompt and tavern] Attention. Good'I ernes.
G. F. BLA1R, Solicitor, A. E. MELLISH. Manager, BRUSSELS.
A oar of wheat was ehipped by Robert
Graham to Hamilton.
ELI Moon received a oar of farm
machinery this week.
TENNIS is receiving some attention . by
the looal lovers of the racquet. The
matches are played on Barrister Siuslair'e
lawn.
Goo. MULBOobt has plaoed hie omnibus
in the hands of W. 0. Smith, Brussels
artistic painter, for a new Spring dress,
A wagonette is being run to and from the
G. T. R. depot.
EAST Huang LIBERAL annual oonven.
tion will be held in Brueeele Town Hell
Tuesday afternoon of next week coo•
menoiog at 1.80 o'clock.
JOSEPH BURTON,has fitted up a dump
oart for use in the removal of refuge mot:
ter from the premises of the townspeople
who desire his eervioee. He promises
prompt response to calls, good work and
reasonable prices.
THE fine shower of rain on Tneeday
night was worth a good deal, The weath-
er this week has been remarkably warm
for this Beason of the year. At 7 a. M.
Wednesday the thermometer in the post
office registered 70 0.
EtorENEaL —We understand that Enna
Oriob, of Grey township, and alias Studs
Roe, of Brussels South, were nailed in
marriage on Wednesday of this week in
Seafortb. May they enjoy many happy
and prosperous years in their oomfort-
able home, 2 miiea South of Brussels,
CHANGE OF BnsINEBe.—The H❑rslsy
drug store bas °banged bends the new
proprietor befog Frank R. Smith, of
town, who graduated this Spring at the
College of Pharmacy, Toronto, Mr.
Horsley bas•gone to West Lorne, Elgin
Co.' where be has a store. We welcome
,4Cr, Smith into the business circle and
trust he will do well. He 'las a wide
acquaintance with his monomers as he
has spent several years in the store while
a student.
MaTRItimen.—Wedoeeday of this week
Mies Minnie, daughter of Jas. and
Mrs. Dudley, Bruesele South, was
joined in matrimony with Abraham
Sevenerpipere, of Listowel, The oere-
many was performed in Wallace by Rev.
Mr. Sevenerpipere, brother to the groom.
Mies Sibula Forbes, of Leadbnry, °eosin
of the bride, was bridesmaid and Daniel
Patriok, of Listowel was the groomsman.
The bride was tastefully attired in a navy
blue ooatome trimmed with Bream appli.
que. After a abort wedding trip the
happy twain will settle down to nun -
keeping in Listowel. We hope they have
smooth sailing on life's matrimonial sea.
VERY TIIaNEFuL.—THE POST is very
grateful to the many who have remitted
their subsoriptioo during the past month
and for lettere of explanation from'others•
Those who have paid no heed to cur oir•
outer will be asked to settle with parties
who oolleot accounts by another process
than that we have hereto followed 910 we
most have Our baok eobeoription list
squared np. Alter the 15th of June, A.
Conley, Clerk of the 4th Division Court,
will be handed names of all who are 3
years and•overin arrears, In the mean-
time we will be well pleased to aoknow•
ledge receipt of subscription as we have
no desire to press for anything more than
our own. Look at your address label.
.
AccmENT.—Last Tuesday Mrs. a. A.
Deadman attended the Women's Mission.
ary Oonvention in Wiugham, when their
oonveyanoe was about ready for the load
to start for home after the evening ser-
vice, Mrs. Deadman was starting to des.
end the stairway in the Presbyterian
church leading to the basement. She
tripped on the top etep and fell headlong
down the stairs.. On examination it was
found that the rightleide of her face was
braised considerably and her arm badly
strained. She remained in Wingbam all
night and arrived home on the 10 a. m.
train on Wednesday. We hope ebe will
soon be all right once more. In the
meantime she is carrying her arm in a
sling.
INTERSIEDIATE LEAGUE FOOTBALL.—Ow•
ing to Wingham team defaulting the con.
test for Intermediate honor's in this dila•
trine narrowed down to Listowel and
Brnseele teams, They met for their fleet
encounter at Listowel last Friday evening
and after bourn of hard play the visit.
ore won by 2 bo 1. Brnseele scored in
the firet half time and when goals were
°hanged both sides made sundry promisee
that vinery would preaoh on their res,
peotive banners. Up and down the field
the ball was driven, oftentimes with
sharp, hard fought struggles, olever pass•
ingeat combination and d n d be tore the
an
referee's whistle announced "t' up"
e toe
the visitors were credited with 2 wine and
the home team 1, Brnseele olaimed
another goal owing to the ball being
kicked by spectators babied the goal bat
the referee declined to allow it. The
teams lined np as follows :—
LleroWEL BRUseELs
J. Stewart Goal 1t. Beattie
A, BrickerBanka
JR. Wheeler
A. Bamford' .,. 1 A. 10. Bio on
E. Stewart )) {( R. Brown
6.Hacking ) 1 Books (0. R. W•relinr
A. Dunlop
tey
G. Lorkeo Cameron
,GAn
Forwards .J.BailoyScott
witzer
L7. S S, Gerry
G. Br ave
o W, J, Gooa•
'W. T. Rogers, Guelph, Releroe,
The beat game with Listowel will be
in Brussel(' like) on the t.
played y e 29 b. If
the home team can defeat the visitors
thee it will give them let plaoe in this
Dietriot and entitle them to try bonolu.
eione with the winners of the Northern
District. It is said Listowel will be son.
elderably strengthened lot the nextmatob.
Still the home gronrid should be of some
valise to our boys and We expeot it will be
a battle royal and should attract a big
oroWd to witness it.
BRDsszrs Roans Hewn IT.—One of the
hottest oontested foot ball matches
played for many a day wee witnessed on
Yiotoria Park, Brueeele, on Tuesday even•
ing between the Wingham end local
juniors. The visitors had a large advao•
rage in weight and pub up a strong game,
particularly in the first half, warming it
np for our boys in right good style but
were unable to score. In the laet half
Brussels lads warmed up to their work
and kept the sphere in close proximity to
the visitor's flags. They eoored one goal
and made several oloee ehevee for another
but did not succeed, the game oonoloding
with a 'Dore of 1 to 0 iu favor of Bros -
cele, Tbis also wins the home team the
district, although they have one game yet
to play with Listowel next Monday.
Even if they loot this they are still win-
ners. In Tuesday's game the teams were
oonstitnted as follows :—
annum' WruanAst
Ainley Goal .... Robinson
Bishop
Lindsay
W. Good( Mibubell
McLeod
Danker 1 Baas{ Potter
Mitchell
EokmierApsley
Scott ,.. McGBlvray
J. Good ... ,...,Forwards ;Cooper
A. McLeod t rra
au v
Miller
Button
Referee Allenby, of Wingbam, gave very
good satisfaction. Wingbam tried a little
"fluke" in the composition of their
team but it did not win them the day,
Group 0 now stands as follows :—
Bruesele..won 8 lost 0 to play 1
Wingham.. " 1 " 2 1
Listowel., " 0 " 2 " 2
} ILaske {....•'•,, •••• • BBI'
Smith
People We Talk About.
L. G. Knee, formerly of Brussels, bas
gone to Winnipeg.
Gordon and Mrs. Mooney spent last
Sunday in Blyth.
Mre. Wm. Martin is visiting Clinton
and Blyth friends.
Mordie MoLennan, of London, yeas' in
town on Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Gamble, of Palmereton, is
visiting at Geo. Birds.;
Mies Susie Dudley to home from Tor-
onto for her holidays.
Miss Mary Ross will visit Clinton
friends for a day or two.
E. T. and Mre. Sperain were visiting
Motives in Grey township.
S. Beattie and J. J, Gilpin will spend
the holiday with Wiarton friends,
Mies Porterfield, of Trowbridge, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Will, Good-
win.
Mrs. J. J. Gilpin and Mise E. E. Kerr
will visit relatives at Owen Sound and
Wiarton.
Dr. J. ill. Moore, of Moorefield, teas in
town for a few days visiting relatives and
old friends.
Mies Daisy, of Trowbridge, was the
guest of Mies Cards Milhaneen during
the past week,
H. Longman bas taken a position as
miller in W. F. Stewart & Son's flouring
mill, coming from Stratford.
Watson and Mrs, Ainley and Miss
Vera were visitors with Hugh and Mre.
Mnlntosb, in MoKiliop, last Sunday.
Mrs. John Downing
has been bothered
with rheumatism during the past week
but we hope ebe will soon be free from it.
Mrs. Robert Dark is partially disabled
with some trouble in one of her knees.
We hope it will'nly be of a temporary
obaraoter.
Mies . Eva Cannon was on the eiok list
during' the• past week :w.ith quinsy but
is about all right onoe more we are pleas.
ed to state.
' Mrs. F. S; Scott ie home from an ex-
tended visit with relatives at Hamilton.
She welted on het sister, Mrs, Storm,
until she died,
A St. Marys ooerespondedt says
Miss Mae Elliott, who has been the guest
of Mies Agnes McIntosh, Treaoy etreet,
South ward, returned on Saturdayao her
home in Brunets,
Teddy and Robb. Haokburn, of Tor-
onto, are visitors at Tboe. Moore's, Wit.
Ilam street. Their parents have gone to
the Old Country on a business and
pleasure trip oombined, Mr, Haokburn
being a merchant,
TUE POST extends Very hearty con.
gratulation to Frank R. Smith, eon of
Mre. Jno, R. Smith,. Brneeela, in his sun.
osssfuuly graduating as a Chemist and
Druggist from Toronto College of Phat.
rosily. He took Honore also.
Wlliam Merlin will represent Brus•
eels Camp
of the Sone of &Intend next
Oath at
m the Grandam n is
C e
P. meeting
Woodstock. Mr. Martin is a very en.
tbusiaseio society man. It won't be his
fault if thiuge don't go with a swing.
Andrew Currie, of Seafortb, has been
appointed Beth& of the tad Division
Court of this Co. He Succeeds J, P,
Brine, who filled the position for 45 years
and in that time only missed one Court.
The new appointee is a nephew of A.
Currie, of Brined'', and was a fdtmer
resident of town.
A letter to THE POST from J, D. Ronald
Saye they are now baok to Detroit from
their Californian Whiter may. They
will spend a share of the Summer in
Brussels end Strabhroy with rrlatives,
Mrs. Ronald's health keeps very good
we are pleased to; hear and hope ib may
long oonttnee so,
Jno. Smith and family have moved to
Brunets from their fatal, 6th Bou., Grey,
and have taken poneseio0 of their prop.
arty 00 Tarnberry etreet, North, We
welcome them to town. Mr. Smith Nes
been bothered this Spring with inflate.
ninny rheumatism but we bops the
warm weather will tend to ibs dissipation,
Thee, Straohan purchased ldr. Smith's
farm and is working it thie year,
=0.,VA7s.2.,S S X-2= 9 1072
ASSETS—OVER THIRTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
Deposits
Of one dollar and upwards
reserved and butt rest allow•
ed #n Savings Bank at
Irighset rate from dote of
deposit to withdrawal,
Interest
PAID ON THE
Daily Balance
Loans
Made, Nettie Gashed,
and every a000mmoda
tion afforded the res.
poneible borrower.
FARMERS' SALE NOTES Cashed, Collected ; or may be left for sate -keeping only
for whieb no ORM IS made,
This Bank offers Unsurpassed Facilities and Lowest Rates
for the Transaction of every form of Banking Business.
to'Every oonvenience afforded easterners living at a distance.
BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GRAY, AGENT.
Janes Scott,. of Clinton, an ex 0017001
teacher, will be 95 years of age if he lives
until June let. He is quite smart for a
man of hie age. Mr. Scott in his early
days lived 7 miles from his school and
used to make the trip morning end even.
lug.
Business Locals.
TOMATO'S plants and green onion for
sale at MoOraoken's.
ALL kinds of garden seeds in paokagee,
2 for 5o,. at JAB. BALLANTYNE'8.
WANTED at once, a good smart boy to
learn hardware and tingmithing trade,
not less tbao 17 years old, and willing to
work. Apply t0 WILTON & TURNBULL,
Brussels.
SQUARE piano, Haines, for sale, in good
condition. Apply to Mrs. J, A. Creigh
ton.
LOST.—A silver bracelet with name on
locket. Finder will much oblige by
leaving it at Dr. Tools's.
REraras for Fleury plows may be
found at Dark's livery barn. Sawa filed
and pot in good ebape. Hume Muncie.
Futons PLOWS.—Farmers wishing to
boy the beet plow made ehonld call on.
John. Long, agent. I will also keep
pointe at Alf. Backer's office,
ANY one needing lawn mowers and
aoieeom sharpened and made to work
any oao have same done at T. MoGreg-
or's saw and tool shop. A11 firet•olaes
work done here on Mill street, Brussels.
WANTED. -100 cases Eggs weekly, 14o.
Oorn 1 We are sole selling agents in the
country for the only Ohio Bailey Corn—
the beat silo earn of to -day. Potatoes—
We have the heaviest cropper out. 6 lbs.
$5.00, epe0ial prices by the peck.
GEO. E. KING, Wingham,
Rebut FOR BUSIYESs,—If yon want any.
thing in the shape of an A 1 buggy or a
good lumber wagon you are asked to call
at The ()ober Carriage Factory, Brueeele,
where you will find a splendid new stook
to choose from and at oorreot prioes. A
look through our show room will nob
°net you anything and - may save yon
some money.
W. A. Carlyle, of Woodstock, Ont.,
managing director of the Rio Tinto
Minn, Spain, was able to give the dire°.,
tore, at the end of hie years management,
$20,000,000 above all expenses. Mr. Car-
lyle's salary is $25,000: He and Ilia
family will visit Canada during the com-
ing Summer. He is a graduate of Mo.
Gill University.
The Bank of Montreal parohased the
Exchange Bank of Yarmouth. The
shareholders of the latter will receive $80
a share, par value of which is $70. The
capital stock of the Exchange Bank is
8266,896, paid up. The reserve fund
amounts to $50,000 ; the assets are 6752,-
763, and the total liabilities $423,085.
The sale is subject to the retitloation of
the shareholders.
A serious aooident occurred at the
Perth Cordage Co'e factory, Stratford,
au Wednesday, May 20th, about eleven
o'olook. Daniel MoLaaglin had his left
arm and d band Dau ht in the carding
g o g
machine bile in on. The fieon
the arm ww motion. ti eh as torn and the arm terribly
lacerated, while the hand wave out badly.
He was removed to the hospital in the
ambulance, and he will be confined for
some time. It will hs ne0508ary to am-
putate his arm.
Mrs. Robert Brown, of Galt, eays a
special dispatch from Buffalo, bas written
to Smith Brothers, restaurant'keepers,
Buffalo, to aeoertain the whereabouts of
0. A. Brown, an employe, whom she
(Merges with fraud and bigamy. Mre.
Brown claims she wee married to Brown
in 1902, when be had a wife in Brooklyn,
whom he married while passing es a
Metbodiet evangelist and lecturer. The
first wife will institute prooeedioge with
Mrs. Brown against the imposter.
The Woodstook cold storage warehouse
oollapsed at 7 o'clock Wednesday morn.
Mg, Several hundred tons of in were
lost, while the structure wbioh was 60
feet by 40 feet and 30 feet high, and
valued at $5,000, is a complete lose. The
loss of Ibe in will be severely felt here,
as only a small orop of ice was harvested
Int Winter, A.faminejnay result. The
streams was a comparatively COW build•
ing, and the collapse wag due to over,
loading the building with
los. The he tvape-
houee wee need for the etprage of pggs.
BORN.
DARR00H —In Howlett, on finndey, May
10th to Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Darroch,"
a eon,
Y¢a.MRxo=la,
ORION—Rot—In Seaforth, on May 20,
Mr. Enna Crich, of Grey, to Miss
Susie, daughter of Mr, a51d Mrs.
Riohard Roe, of Brussels.
SenoborTIrslts—Dromire,—In Wallaos, on
may 20, by Rev. Mr. Sevenerpipere,
Mr. Abraham Sevenerpipere, of.
Listowel, to Mies Minnie Dudley,
daughter of Jas, and Mre. Dudley,
of Bruesele.
mxna-
FORSYTH—Id Wroxeter, on May ,14th,
John ,Laurier Forsythe, son of Jas.
and Mre. Forsythe, aged 6 years,
Hoon.—In Grey, on May 17th, James H.
Hogg, aged 90 yours, 8 menthe and
17 days.
,Loons.—In I3owisk, on May 10, Jenne
Logan, formerly of Grey township,
aged 84 years,
SB:Unbe,—In Morrie, on May 18, Joseph
Stubbs, in his 78th year0.
mare BEx s. a2 ea Rxx rs,
Fall Wheat ..... 69 70
Bru•l"y 88 40
peau 55 61
oats 26 28
Butter, tubs and rolls ., 18 14
Eggs per dozen 11 12
Flour per owt, 4 00 5 00
Potatoes (per bas.) 50 60
Apples (per bag) 40 50
Hay per ton 6 00 7 00
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 70
Hoge, Live 6 50 5 50
Wool , 13 14
Hides trimmed 0 67f
Hides rough 5 5.
Lamb shins eaoh
26 80
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Ewe Fall naives for Bale. Eogoire at
THE POST. 40-2
Oow for Bale, will calve in middle of
Map, Enquire at THE POST,
COAIEORTARLE hoose for sale Or bo rent,
Mill street, West, Apply to
88Et JOHN HROADF00T,
TRE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
r1 OR SALE, CHEAP, BLACK.
stoma shop and tools. Excellent
stand. Apply Immediately, BOX 8,
44.8 Blyth, Ont,
'OUNG• SHORT HORN BULL
A. for sale. Eligible for registration.
For pries, terms and , other particulars ap-
ply0 J,r D. PNp R, Lot 22, Con, 19 Grey,
VEARLING SHORT HORN
Bunn sou SALE,-Ellgibls for regis-
tration. Fol' price. terms and other partic-
ulars apply to ANDREW HISLOP, Lot 2,
Oon. 14, Grey, Brussels P.O. 42.4
3 THORO' BRED SHORT HORN
Bulls for sale. One is 'year old and
the other two younger. Also several regist-
ered Cows and Heifers. Apply to JAMES
SPEIR, Lot 80, Oen, 8, Morris Twp., or Brus-
eMeetinis County Ct3r Council.
The Council of the County of Huron Will
m set iu the OOanoil Chamber in the Town
of Goderiob at 9 o'clock p. m. on the 2nd
day of June next.
W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated at Geduld' May 20th,1008.
ALLY 2.I. 1(jWi
WALL PAPER
RE • HANTS
In 2, 4, 6, 8 & 10
Roll Parcels,
These Remnants — comprise
some of our nicest papers and
we offer them at much below
Wholesale Cost, Just the
thing for small rooms, pan-
trys, 0lose0, &o,,
AT �-+�►-
o s
Drug Store.
COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
Brussels. For d lot further particulars apply tor sale on ueeo
MAWS' CAMPBELL, Brussels P. O, 8811
A.VOUR STRAIGHT SCOTCH
Snort Horn Bulls, from imported
stook for sale, Also Bowe and heifers, im-
ported 1i aD.l MUNE 11E bred. ON, Maitla d Hank
Stook Farm, lethal Out. 30-tt
Painting, Paper Hanging, &c.
The undsreigned is prepared to attend to
all orders for Paper Hanging, 1Culeomiuing,
Glazing and Painting in a workmanlike
manner and at reasonable rattle. Careen.
teringalso attended to.
THOS. NICHOLLS,
41.8m .John street, Brussels.
NOTICE.
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll for the Township of Morris for the year
A. D., 1903, will be bold at the Town Hall, in
said Township on MONDAY. MAY 26111,
commencing at 10 o'olook, a. m. All parties
Interested will please take motioe and oat
accordingly.
Clerk's office, Morris, W. CLARK,
May 8tu,1903, Olark.
NOTICE.
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
Boll for the Township of Grey. for theear
A. D.,1000, will be held at the 3ownship.liull ,
Ethel, on TUESDAY, MAY 20th, 1903 'aon,-
meuoing at 10 O'olook a, m. A11 parbiee in-
terested will please take notioe and act
accordingly.
Clerk's offiee,Eth el, JOHN MoINTOSH,
May 8Eb,1008.
NOT/CE I
Tenders will be reoeived by the Township
of McRillop for what ie known as the Bol-
ton Drain on the 14th Concession of MoBl'.
lop and past of Grey Township. Plane and
epeeifioatioos may be Been at the Clerk's
residence near Winthrop, and tenders will
be opened at Leadbnry on Saturday,May
80111, at 1 o'clock p. m. Worlr Is estiated
at 81688,00 The sum o1 926.00 will be asked
until bonds are NO 0. MORRISON, Clerk.
BRUSSELS' BEST
PRODUCE MARKET
BIM , lllti Eggs
And Highest Prices Pai
We want to make another' shipment of Produce
last of this month and will offer special inducements in
way of low prices in Dress Goods, Dress Muslins,.
Prints, Ginghams, Linens, 7� Towelin�•f s Shirt-
ings, Oottonades, Boots, Shoes and. Men's,
Boys' and Children's Clothing.
' Sa!llrday's__Speeial
4 cases of Men's Fine Dongola
Oxfords and Men's
Fine Dongola ]31LIa,
to go on sale .$aturday morning at •
Clearing Come Prices, Coe earlY and se-
cure
e-
Cure first choice,
ARR.Y A. MATCHETT
Garfield House,
Brussels.