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BUSINKOS CARDS.
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1.;i1/S..R$4$ 100,11 ALV4---1.' UN •
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'Wu aild to rout, 0000 terms, in TOwnshIps
at Morris and Grey, b' B. SCOVII,Brinisol
M. MBRMSON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT,
MESS JEAN M'LAUCIILIN,
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- AND - ORGAN,
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ROBERT CUNNINGHAMI
nefrouseen,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
E. Estelle Griffin
TEAcumit or VOICE, CII1LTUEE
Pupil of Miss Eva N. Roblyn, of London.
Penile prepared for Conservatory exrans,
f,A111 .visit Brunie every Townley,
Leesouu given at the home of W. II. Kerr,
John street.
J. L.ECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 4, ti & 5 Per Cont.
Office over Rursley's Drug Shore,
Nov. ard, 1902. 80-11111 Brussels,
Wellington Mutual
'Fire henbane° Co.,
nsTABLTellion 1840
Insurance taken on the caeb and premium
note system at current rates. B fore Union
Ins eleowhero eall on e undersigned Agent
01 0110 Cornpiloy.
GEORGE ROGERS, Tirussole,
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AUCTIONEERS.
F t,S• 0O, 0;111.:Too.A1.1 EiroAr Nbo ftLu0ol',Ii'000
00
better men, in loss time and loss elliages
than any other Anotioneer In Emit 01111000 00
he won't Charge anything. Dates and orders
eau always ho arranged at this office or by
personal appliostiOn.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
nudersigneil, who is well norplainted
throughout the =orb part of the County
and who has had businees with a large eir-
ole of farmers 10 and around this 'ocean''',
begs to inform the community that he has
tither] out an Auctioneer's License for the
County of Huron and offers his services to
all purposing to hold sales.
THOS. NEWSOME, Brussels,
VETERINARY.
T D. wAstwioE -
tY • 'Honor GI thluem of the Ontario Vot-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals In a compet.
eat manner, Partionler attention paid to
Veterinary lientisin". Calls promptly at-
tended to. Gigue and Infirmary -Four doors
North of bridge, Tirrnberry et., Brussels.
LEDA AND CONVEYANCING,
\iv M. SOUL AIR-
/
. Barrister, Benetton Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &o. Oillee-litewart's Aloe!:
111000010,111101 Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
F. BLAIR, SARBISTER, SOL-
. 10IT0111, &o, BRUSSELS. -
Unice over Stauditrd Bank ; Solicitor for
Township of Grey, II owiek Mutual and the
Metropolitan Runk. Private and Company
tummy to loan at lowest rates.
ItEDICAL CARDS. '
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,'
M. It., V. 101,,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Someone, Ont. ',Men nate. of the Royal Col-
lege of Phyeicianu and Lieentiate of Mid-
wifery, Edinburgh. far -Telephone No.14,
Residence -Mill street, Brussels,
DENTiSTRY.
DR. R. P. F--EILD,
DVATIST
Graduate of ,1 he Royal College of Dental
Surgeone of Ontario and Filet (Anse Honor
'Graduate of Toronto University. Officio
0080 (0 Brew oi's Photograph al levy ,
DitTISSELB,
T'S ALL RIGHT
and Students may enter
LISTOWEL
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oar time, SPRING TURK BI4GINS
4.1.1., 813. Two courhos,-Coinmerpial 010)1
1101.000nd. 010000for College Jou rind.
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President, Ifoorebary,
sHiNm
ULLO
British C0111111 bin
lied Cedar Shingles
AND-- ,
North Shore
rime and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notioe,
Teatime -tee Fuenielled lor all
kinds of Beilrlinge. Workman.
elate and Material Gnatanteed.
AMENTO
r3=5='=10:0AaVale'elele-le"-X-1
thr Motto "High Grade Work 01111"
CENTRAL
STFIATFORD, OT.
Our Graduates readily swum pea
positions bureaux° (tablet gre•lo train.
lug premiums Wein te render lirst.ein is
servloes. linsineee men want first -
ohm workers and have no time To
waste upon the other Mud. Coin.
memo 0 imam noW aud bo i•eatly 100
a position in Oro Fall, Write for ha11.0-
00010 catalogue,
W. 3. ELLIOTT, P2,111011)4,
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F'carrivbitteta.
Miss Janet (look Waft Unhed 0110120101096
bo De, 1) 111 Dunlop, of Shollow Lake, ou
Tuesday, June 80.01.
Speingbank Oreamery 0o, shipped 110
boxes of butter on Tuesday of laet week
for Toronto oold storage.
Ohms. Shaefer watt st Owen Sound on
Monday of last week, where he took the
boat to Mattitonliu 'eland.
Fordeffell 111000 Band furnished muaia
at the lawn saial on Wm. EMU!' lawn,
Gorrie, on Tuesday evening of last week,
The Bell Telepboae Oo. bad a gang of
men et work hot week, petting oo another
wire on the telephone poles, making the
line metallic. .
Exoursion to Toronto and Niagara
Falls on Tuesday, July lib, under the
aespicee of the Harriston Blabodiet
church. Pare from Funitvioh 8218,
Good for 8 days,
tit lest toot.
Mrs. 3. Doherty and son Jack left for
Poplar Hill, where they will epeud the
Summer,
Mrs. /I. B. Ootnbe had the misfortune
to fall in coming dowtstaire at her home
in Mitohen, and sprained her ankle.
'James Snell has beet) appointed Die.
tact Supreme President el the Guyon
and Brea° district of tbe Sale of Bow
laud.
01. gem ycar•old daughter of Geo,
&Leaned wes thrown out of 10 bammook,
and alighting on her ehonlder, broke the
elaviele or shoulder bone.
20 00 the intention of the Band Oom
mittee to Fee that benehee or settees ere
pub in place around the market eguare,
for the convenience of Hutment who turn
out to the band oonoerts on Timm:lay
evenings
Oapt. M. D. aloTaggart Was appointed
as obit of the commiseioners of three to
ieguire into the games of the reaut
ithaidouts which occurred at the rham
battle held in London ouirrichty,• where-
by a civilian received a bullet through
the hand, besides the other mina affairs.
Gorr
The V delle ia lemidaying ilia week.
Miss Lizzie Damage teff for au extend.
ed visit with friends in Toronto and
Br( Atone.
Exeureion to Toronto and Niagara
Falls on Tusedey, July 7. Pate from
Gorrie $2 80, good for three days.
Robinson had the misfortune to
rite his thumb and first 11 940 a severe
0011 while ahapeniug a large knife.
Wm Reseal, left On Tuesday of last
week for Maaleod, N. W. T., where he
will spend the remainder of hie days with
hie eon Rube, who ie C. P. 10, 0001100
agent at that place.
Oct Monday aternoou of lest week
sante moieties? at John Datient barn ratl-
ine Ben. Stafford fell from the plate to
the ground, 10 distanoe of 28 feet, sustain.
Ing a severe bruise ou his 10108, and getting
h bad shaking up.
An est which might have proved Jabal
was dono at the borne of Rev. 11 J.
Garbutb on Sunday avoniug 21st utt.,
when his young eon, Egbert, about Ogee
years old, took a della of poisoti in mistake
for medieiee. A. Dr, was summoned and
won had the little fellow out of danger
end he is now all right.
Wm. Doig and family left last week
for their new home iu St. John N. B.
Mr. and Mrs. Duig Rave been readouts of
our town for a number of yam and will
be mined by then: tnany friends who all
wish them edam iu their 'new home.
At a epectiel meetinti of Cana Gerrie No.
67, 0. 0. 18, on Monday evening Mr,
bag wee presented with a beautiful gold
ring by.the Court.
?alma fewest.
TM re were 210 tiakete sold at Statuette
fur the Model Farm Excurelon.
The dates fix, 81 for Beeforth Fall Fair
a'e Thursday and Friday, September
24th and 25th.
The 01 10101 °overlook are holidaying
here. They era both Leathers on the
Bruce p. ?tient a.
Polioo Magietrate Beattie had rt
busy time !at week, havieg had no fewer
than eix alma to dispose of.
The Senior Benson went to St, Marva
on Weduesday of lea week, to pley iheir
firet game in the intermediate 00( 101,
Inning by it soore of 7 le 4.
Matthew Leo,Doreey, third eon of Mrs
Jobe Donley, of Seaforth, who was a
bright, proniteing young 110(1 1) 28 yeas
of age, paned away at the residence
his mother here, on Tuesday of last week
abet, an illness of about six week,.
The autograph guilt made by the
Lodi 0' Aid of ,the Peesbyterien oleuioh,
and exhibited at their hamar hate a abort
time,
me purollased by W. D. Stewart,
of St. Paul, a former Seaforth boy, who
desired it as e. souvenir of his' native
town.
The many friends of Miss -Kate Brawl,
foot, daughter of Mayor B.:010foot, who
hoe been tura uttly ill for tope wake, in
tetratford, will be pleased to bear that
she 111 neW improving I110,.ly and good
hopes are enteetaittecl ter her complete re
°every,
ilistanonen DEFEATS Beseral.-The Sea
forth Hurons took the Berlin Rangers
into Mann last Friday evening by defeat.
Ing them by the elate soore of 1 to .0, The
Hurons put up ain excellent artiole of ball,
and ,kept the Berlin team germane all the
time. Their combination Wile the beet
gale in Berlin for many years, and only
the magnittoent playing of the Bettor de•
tepee saved them from leaving more than
ono goal scored on thcm, The Rangel
forWaed line Waif ineffective, and °mild
bob find the goal when there was DM
opinlittri. The [tanners anticipated an
easy anon and played eocorchngly, thus
losing the gatne. Seatorth scored their
Witlbro.1.4,•
T II ft ""'i)84.Lb POBT
goal in the second 1., vlilleten.1;ev
the play w rte, in HP 'furl/18
territory, Brave I. of Be:forth,
we the referee, , • , :iti 'ly iM
: partial, The teeet• 1 ,7, • 119)) -000.',
Gravest bllOka, ; had haul( 8,
I 0, 13111e, Maenad, ()hada Northfor.
! nought, J. MeDonalci, MeDonald,'Mor.
riate, Brownlee Re niwirs (0)
-000, 13-0,vo ; bnoloi, 10114,11, If ruger
hal t • bathe, td. I bet , Ray tn0A, 1)870 10
forwarde, 11'b',, 0)10, A liocehmer,
Ileeh trier, Itritelner,
en -
Fele fir,
' DeWitt MoTebish, of Dettoit, itt ybei 1.
Mg 801 1110 Mole of J. A. Andereort,
There were 100 Helots gold at Blyth
stab,» fur the excursion to the Model
Farm et ue'plt.
lireend Oak, engiueer at the Myth
flour mill, WKS ril:.rried on Wednesdey of
Met week to NI 040 Sarah Mains, yonngest
daughter of the late Jame e Maine, of
20.111,11.
48 were writing on the
alto -nue exereittaion at Myth panto
solicol. atm :u. 1. nr,ok, ot winghfm,
and 11080 Annie Iltuntitun, of 1.341.11, were
the preeid log rots npners.
el re, Wrn. Meliungh, of Dungannon,
mother of nye. Joao:, Stotbereof Blyth,
died tat her home in Dunga,nnon cm Sum
day, 210 ult. On April 17th lea Mro.
$(10,11ougli and her egad life partner oele.
batted their diamond wedding and (me
week after rhe 'dipped and fell to the
grouted, recoiving iojuriee whioh eoelitted
her to her bed ever 81000 0(1') which end•
el is liar death. Mrs. etallougn was 11
pioneer of Huron County end the fear.
al on Tuesday was very largely ateudeci.
011011(2 V 00540.
Oux2.-After averel neonate of failing
health Jaa. Maxwell, of the Bleavale road,
reined away on Wednesday of last week,
DroeaSed was a 000 of Robb, Maxwell, or,,
and brother of Rea. Maxwell, jr,, of
Wineham. Elo was 45 years+ of ago, and
was born in Prinoston, Ont. When hie
parents teams to this Ruffin of oonntry
nearly forty.three years ago, deeeased
was but two yeere ut age. He Iowa e
widow and three yunng Bone. Ono cad
feature of the oecurrenue is the fact that
blo fether, who was attending:the General
Aseanbly, could not get home in time for
the helmet. In a family of eight, this is
the lira breach by death. Daeased was
a member of the Presbyterian Cheroh
and enjoyed the respeot of an who bad
known him from his °Arty boyhood, The
funeeat melt plate on Friday.
TlinNIVERRY GOIMIL.—Atioules of Coen.
oil meeting bald iu Oakes offio,e Blue.
vale, On Monday. June 22nd. Members
of Oonnoil all present, the Reeve in the
chair. The mmutea of last meeting read
end adopted on motion of Mesas Moe -
grove and Rutherford. Mosgrove
reported that along with a repreeerrative
from Grey townohip bad let 0. job of
gravelling on boundary to Robb. llupiee
80 18 cents per yard and appointed A.
Wright iuspecnor. Work aornpleted and
payment reoommended. Also along with
a repreeeniative from Morrie township
bad let a joh of rebuilding °elven on
boundary opposite lot 49 to Mesas. Duff
and Stewart at $85, each township to
pay half oast. Mr: Rutherford reported
that [flag with a representative of Out.
Mai 000(101109 hod let 0 job of gravelling
80 yards on boundary opposite lob 2 end
oleo a job of gravelling 72 ycle, opposite
lot 0 to Thos. O'Mally at $40 and appoint.
ed P. Linnetb, inspeolor 01 85 20, eaob
t twnebip to pay half cost. Coupland-
Kelly-That Mr. Moegrove examine road
on Morrie original boundary, opposite
lote 49 end 50 and take such aotion as to
gravelling as ho tnay think neowteary for
the present year,-Oarried. Conpland-
Mougrove-That the Reeve and 111r. Kelly
examine the North end of 25th aide line
and expend Willtb they consider neceestery
at the present tittle in eating hille.-Oar•
ried. The following amounts were patt-
ed and cheques issued 0-Robt. Ilupfer,
guteelling, Grey boundary, $40 00 ; A.
W,'ight, inspeetion on Grey boundery,
$2 50 ; Robt. Enpfer, repeiring oulvert,
Howlett boundary, 88 ; A. BleTaviale, re
pairing bridge floor, $1,75 ; John Mete
oaf, plank for Enliven, $1 50 ; David
Dunkin, repairing road machine, $5 75 ;
F. IL Bostt, repairiog road meshine,
01150 ; Thos. O'Malley, gravelling °Urea
howld 111.1.2 62 ; vcr wrma, ONanlin
50 coma; John (80)', ing
10,1 lend,,(", IWO 116 : .J , l'ott
l.111 r alt m canton, 3 0000, , Car
et, •, 1...o r I. 'de'
bodge, 81 05 Tbe fonewtng toseounte
were paid for grovel 0 -John AloBurney,
SS 00 ; it Novae, 88 50 ; jamas Mo.
Dollglal, 116 $6 ; JOhn Klog, .110 ants
Joseph 11.,F9ins, 86 70 ; Devitt Wendt,
118 80 ; 0%1r' II•tdie, 64 20 ; Robert Web,
son, 112114 ()outdate! . Rohe] forst-
Theft thio eting do now adjourn to
meet in the OlerIc'n arta-, ntaaeete, oo
Saturdny, July 18.1e, 100 10 o'olook
J01111 Bonarse, Clerk,
<farm 11,
After a lingerieg 0 Is,e from a ovmpli.
{Alden of (Beaten, Thomas Horton pese
ed away at Brandou,
Mr. Jae keen, Provinonel Seo, for the
Sunday School association of ()aerie,
WM the gueet of hie annain, Mut, J. 0.
Stottemen,
Word bee been received here from Mrs,
W. Levy, formerly of Dile plate, contain.
009 (110 end information that her daughter
Elsie had departed thie life on the I71h
of May.
Rev. E Medd left for Maskeka in the
hope of improving hie health. On and
after the let Sunday in July hie work
will be taken by Rev. David Wren till
about the middle of September.
The aouttell hoe three propositions
before them for better fire protection and
street watering. One is, to prouure 50 site,
mot a windmill laud talk and oink a
well. This would eat about $500, An•
other 01(0 15 to purchase a gasoline engine
instead of 80 vFindmill. This would oost
more but would be more serviceable as 11
(meld be used whenever wanted either in
wind or ulna Still another is to build a
bank at the power boucle and arrange
with Mr. Welsh to supply water at a oar.
lain sem per manual, The fourth and
best of all in oar estimatiou is to plaoe a
task ap in the 00011000 00 the village and
eonneet with Mr. Welat's er H. Cook's
mill by piping and have the water pump.
ed es needed.
Cnoclearl
New potatoee are now on the tnarket,
and though not large, are dry and nioe.
There is oonaiderable complainine
about undersized bass being hooked and
taken home by Ferns people.
Strawberry growers have lost a large
part of their crop this season, the oon•
Outlet rate making it impossible to
gather them.
Mgr. Seindees, of the Organ Co , and
several other citizens have completed
arrangamente for tolling over the Bramp
ton Gee and fuel Um, and, it is under-
utood, will pale the businesa for ell it is
worth.
A large staff of men are engaged at the
old Chry stet boiler shop at the station,
preparing the iron for two new salt pant,
to be phoned in the Leal Huron and
Manitoba Milling Oompany's salt block,
at the harbor.
If re. Wm. McCreath remind home
from New Brunswick, New Jersey, on
Monday of lost week. The lady was so.
oompauied by Mro. William Motlreath,
jr., and infant am who will visit at the
old home till the end of July.
Rev. Mr. and Mre. Wm. Stoddart, of
Lebanon, Kentucky, have arrived in the
old town on a month's vacation. mr,
and Mrs. Stoddart look ae though the
South agreed with them, and they are
fairly in love with their distant paetor-
ate.
The mayor reported that Mr. Somer.
vine, (thief engineer of the G. T. R. had
been in town and with bine baci gone
over the line of the road from the grove
to the harbor, to oonsider the *posed
ruination of the grade, and he had pro
tnised to have profile survey made. He
had conferred with shippers regardiug
the switches asked for and bad promised
attention to needed dock repairs.
01. .Doonen MARRIAGE -The botne of
Jas. and tetra. Horney, Harm Road, was
the sOone Of a pleasant event on Wednes.
day, June 17s11, when their two dacightera
MilleeS Lnoy and Birdie beredne the
brides of Banat Kneealeaw and Alexan-
der MoGregor. Tbe home wee tasteful.
ly &moulted with flowers and at the
boar appointed the brides entered the
parlor on their father's arnis to the
)Wen's 2ress Shoes
must be fashionably correct. Ours are.
These shoes are comfortable because
they fit inside. The outline is handsome and
the shoes are made to keep their shape and
appearance till worn mit
Prices are right for right goods wc---
I UST now we offer the following inclueement in Merin! Patent Bale,
op -to -date style 0010 1100, Goodyear welt, patent colt vamp, great $ 4
leather to wear I eegul ar prima $4 GO, on sale now at
ra'We altvays try to handle reliable (mode and at the Outset margine.
Repairs in Shoo promptly dene.
OUR PIABNESS DEPARTMENT is booming and why? Balance the quality
and naafi are right. Trunks and 'WWII very &cap. Duelers, Lap BOO,
tea., at, lowest priests.
11V"18OR. SALII-Two comfortable dwelling beeves
.00
z. nzonAtnns.
et
00
o o 1 -
anted! PHOPIVfill
Highest Market, Price paid
for Wool in Cash or in ex-
change for Goods,
We have a fine
Aesortmettl. 01
YARNS, TWEEDS,
CARPETS, FLANNELS,
SHEETING%
KNIT GOODS,
ETC., ETC.
Custom work such as Roll Gard-
ing, Spinning, Knitting, etc.
attented to as usual.
110
E& 00.
Opp. Central Hotel, Brussels.
strains of the weddiog numb played by
Miss Knight. They were prettily gown-
ed in white organdie, trimmed with lace
and inertion and oarried pink and white
roses. Little Alma Robinson, wIio acted
as Hug bllarer, looked very sweet, dressed
in pale blue. The nuptial biota were
tied by the Rev. J. W. Robinson, of Vie
toria Street °berate. About forty gueste
witnessed the eerernony. After oon•
gratulations a dainty repaid was partaken
sI, and an enjoyable evening wee spent.
The brides were the reciplente of meny
useful pregeote.
Ifixeter.
Dr. and Mre. Anderson have moved to
Grand Band for the season.
Onunoillor Creech handed the Advocate
one day last week several stalks of wheai
taken from hie field that measured five
feet ten lathes.
W. R. Lovett, who recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis, etill oon.
tinned to improve and is able to leave hie
bed oow at abort intervals.
Wes A. Dorrington and Miss 01. Wald•
ron will spend their vacation in Elegised.
They sail from Mootreal on July 4011, 00
the steamer Parisian of the Allan line.
John Evans, of town, has metered the
contraat for the brick work and John
Somerville, of Kirkton, the carpenter
work, of the new maned to be erected at
once in anneotion with the Thames Road
Presbyterian Church.
In response to a deputation the Reeve
of the town celled a imolai meeting of the
(toenail to meet a deputation for the pa.
pose of diseuesing matters pertaining to
the reensaitation of the Baud, The de.
putstion, Ed. Christie, W. O. Huston,
George Hausa and O. H. Sanders, and
Connoil conferred very barmonionely to.
gather end the outoome is mat gratifying,
the Connell granting the stnn of $100,
fifty of whioh is to be paid at once and
the balance Ootober let, provided the
Band tenty on the street at least onoe a
week. A bandmaster ie to be engaged
and the matter of re.organizieg at onoe
commenced.
W hig'Ioaos.
Wingham lacrosse olnb will play their
next schedule game iu District No. 4 with
Luoknow on Friday, July Brd.
Government Inspector Nash was here
inspeating the electric light metree, of
whieh there are about 125 in town,
Dr. J. S. Jerome, who recently moved
to towo from Blyth, has opened a dental
office in the Gregory blook, opposite the
Qu, en's hotel.
00 candidates wrote here sa the
Entrance exem. Mr. Waters, of Ford.
wich, was 111 obarge, and was aseisted by
0000. Bailey, of Blyth,
Rev. H. Priest, n pastor of Wingham
Baptist ober,* eon's 14 yeare ago and
now a missionary in Tani, India has in
company with his wife and chilli been
visiting in Wingham.
The Western Foundry Co's works were
(nosed down last week, owing to some
trouble with the worktnen. In the mean-
time some neoessary additions and repairs
are being made to the plant.
The bloak in whieh 0. Jerome, former.
ly 00 Wingham, 17100 09005519 a photograph
gallery iu Arthur, was completely de.
greyed by fire On Sunday evening 21st
ult. Mr, Jerome saved nearly all of hie
effeabe.
Thee. S. Hrunphries, cf Oehawa, a
former resident of Winglattn, watt renew•
kg old aquaintaneee in town for a few
days lest week. Mr. Hun:Than 1,11
Wingham 11 yeers ago and title is his
first vi.it to town in that time.
The following are the ofileers for the
ensiling term i 83 11110 10 T. of T. 1-Seleot
Councillor, Jno, Kerr Vioe, Florence
Perk ; Chaplain, W. Hall ; Barad, Frank
Kennedy ; Asa. Herad, Gore. Brandon ;
Reo. Beo., In, Brandon ; Fin..Seo., Mag.
gin Tibbs ; Trate., Walter Rose ; Guard,
With Walker ; Sentinel, W. 0. Tbomp.
can ; Auditor°, H. Woke, W. Thompson.
For 0011)0 1,8)01(0 980811 37(0. Sperling has
been having ormaiderable trouble with
thesalt well on Wm, Arbuokele's farm ite
East Wstwanoeb. The well bed been
blocked in soma way and i1 was iwpooeible
to pump btine frc,m it. It has been de.
aided to drilla new well and work wee
commeneed lard week, It will take Forme
two months' before the new well will be
completed and it will be =Henry to keep
the drilling maohinery at work night and
day in order to complete the work in the
two months.
The Man spoke of the Ternisannelng
Itailwny was driven at North Bay.
B. J. Crane, a Toronto traveller, was
drowned while Belling in Oaledon Lake,
A; negro was aerated at Merriton051
enspiolon of being the murderer of Glory
Whalen of Collingwood.
John Pranele Tamblvn has been ap.
pointed poatmeetee of Oahawa, vice the
late James Carmiehael, who died ou Sum
day lat.
Sir Charles Topper, Bart., and Lady
Tupper loft YellOotiVer en rents to Eng.
kw.d. They will return to 'Vancouver
about Ohrietentae,
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This week We reoeivod 3400090 of Boots and
Shoes whioh pets our stook of Footwear in good
elutpe. We are doing a large trade in this line.
We dna a growing demand for a better qtmlity
of Boole and Shag and to mea the demand
we have ideated cm with Inglatoles0 gonde fon0
the welbknown faotories of J. D. iting tfu 00-t
John.MoPherson 81 0o, and the Peerless tor men,
women and children. We oleo carry a large
aria of Eaateru Show a lower prieee. Iiebow
we mention a few Ilea tellieb will give you a
faint idea of the Oak we carry
Ildett's rine Dongola Simea, in all sizes, at 81,50, $1. 75 and $2. Men's 13010
Calf and Fine Dongola Shone, 3. D. King & Co's. make, extension sole,
Goodyear welt, in patent leather, enamelled and plain, at $226, 82 50,
$3 and CI 50. lYlen's avy Plow Shoes 00 80a, $1., 01125 and 111 50.
Boyo' Staudt -Led School Shoat, $1, $1 25 and 101 50. Lichee' Dongola
Sham in all fazes, at 11125, $1.50 and $2. Ladiee' Fine Deegan and
Viol Kid Shan extension sole, Frenob heel, Goodyear welt, at $2.50, $8
and $8 50. Women'e Pebbled and Glove Grained Shoee, for everyday
wear, good value at $1.25, for $1. Ladiee' Oxford'', in Dongola stud
pateut leather, in all sizes, at 51, 61 25, $1.50,112 and $2 50, Won:teens
Low Shoes, laced, a great snap at 60o, Young Men's Athletic Shag,
made of aroma calves, with rubber soles, regular lariat 050, for 50o.
Mimes' and Obildreent Shoee, Oxfords and Slippers, in great variety at
all prices.
McKinnon & Co., Blyth.
ereetteelleMPEEESESBMilen
HAVING FERCHA.SED THE
Brussels Woollen Factory
and fully fitted it up with new Looms, Spinning Machines
and other necessary 1VIachinery, we are prepared to pur-
chase any quantity.of Wool for cash or exchange for goods.
We have in stock a large assortment of-
- All -wool Blankets,
—White and Gray Sheetrings,
—Plain Flannels,
— Checked Flannels,
—Fancy Shirtings,
— Ladies' Wool Dress Goods,
—Light and Heavy Tweeds,
1 —Underwear for Men and Boys,
I—Men's and Boys' Stockings,
1 —Ladies' and Children's "
I—Boys' Sweaters,
—Yarns, all kinds and colors.
;WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE.
W. & J. LOCKRIDGE
BRUSSELS WOOLLEN FACTORY.
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SUMMER
AY S
aro here and this means that Canned Goods and
such Delicacies will be in big demand, such as
Canned Chicken, Turkey, Beef, Lobster, Salmon,
Smelts, Shrimps, Haddie, Kippered Herring,
Sardines, Lunch Bacon, Pork and Beans, Fresh
Herrings, Sm.
ICE CREAM and SODA
FOUNTAIN DRINKS.
Fresh Fruits of all kinds.
All Goods in our Grocery Depart-
ment are New and Clean.
TRY OUR 270. TEA.
W. A. GREWA.R.
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200
Buggies,
Must be Sold this Season,
The Finest
line to be seen
in any town
Carriages
in Ontario
'will be found
at
Ewan & Co.'s Warerooms
TUF2NBERRY STREET. BRUSSELS.
—We have a full line, dealing with SEVEN of the best Manufac-
tories in Canada, besides our own make of rigs. •
—You can save money by examining our stock before purchasing.
—Satisfaction assured. Prices right,
EWA& BRU SSELS.
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