The Brussels Post, 1903-8-13, Page 8Pickling Season
is here and perhaps you didn't know before that we keep
a full lines of spices upon which the.fiavor of the pickles depend so
very much. Ours is a
full line, etrength and
quality unexcelled,
and the best that can
be procured. But it
isn't enough for us to
say Bo, give them a
trial and be convinced
that there are none
better. Here is a list
of some of them
Bring in your next
Recipe and have
it `filled.
Whole and Ground Black Pepper
" " White Pepper
Red Pepper
Allspice
Ginger
Mace
°G t` Cinnamon
Mustard Seed & Ground Mustard
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Celery Seed
Curry Powder
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DRUGGIST AND DIBPENS7iVG CHEMIST.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
S00THERN san818ION w. 0. & 8.
Trains leave Braeeele Station, North
and Booth, ae follows;
GOING EOLITH GOING NORTE.
Mail 7:15 a.m ; ,Nixed 10:00 a,m
Mtaed....•....10.00 a.m ;Steil 1:17 p.m
Express 8115 p.m 1 Express B:11 p.m
EeLBS
A obiel's amang ye fakir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent ii.
ANoma8a wedding is mooted,
ADDITIONAL local news on page 5.
TDaoDAY was a quiet day in town.
THE Herald is holidaying thio week.
EXCURSION to the West next Tuesday.
PASSENGER traffic le lively on the G.
T. R.
Stamm Brueeelitee will attend Oheeley
rages on Friday.
R. GRAHAM shipped a oar of nate to
New York *hie week,
A CAR of heading was forwarded to
Montreal by P. Anent,
Bos wanted to learn the expreee bnsi-
nee0. A. O. neon,
R. HENDERSON is go1Dg into the coal
business and is delivering two Cure this
week.
W. W. HARRIS shipped a oar of cheese
to Loudon, England, from Brussels
station,
NmnEnoue enquiries are made by
persona deoirone of pnrohaoing house
property in Brussels.
THE lost shawl advertised in last week's
Poen wee returned on Monday. It pays
to advertise in THE Posy.
A. PNEUMATIC Gyred buggy of iateet
design has been purchased by Dr. Holmes
from Ewan & Co., Brueoela;
U. P. R. Hurveetere' Excursion to the
Weet will ton on Tuesday, 18th inst.
$10 rate going ant and $18 forthereturn
STATION AGENT MILEAuaEN hae mowed
to the residence lately vacated by Mre,
Creighton adjoining the G. T. R. depot,
Prinoeeo onset.
W. A, Celan, of Seefortb, has planed
en order with Ewan & Go , Brussels, for
2 bread vena, one for Summer and an.
other for Winter nae.
ORMUZ—We stook the highest grade
of Cement made, Price guaranteed.
now placed n w wit I receive beet at
tension, A. M. MOKAs, Brussels,
"Baplin," the speedy pacing stallion
owned by Messrs, 80ott and Warwick, of
Braeeele, was shipped to Cheney on
Thuraday and will be alerted in one of
the races on Friday.
TEE two nuke from town who went to
Goderioh Bowling Tournament ate made
up of Dr, MoNangbton, R. Leatherdale,
H. L. Jackson, H. Jenne, J. Ferguson
and Dr. Field, with D. 0. Rosa and F.
Downing as skips.
REef&VED To Eel:oNDviLLE,—Teeeday of
this week Hngh Willlame and wife
removed to Egmondville where they
purports making their home. They are
both old reeidenta of this locality end we
wish them health and happineee iu their
new location.
LAST Friday afternoon the Executive
of the Ooneervetive Association of the
East Riding of 1100On met at the Queen's
Hotel here. There was a good attend.
ante, Voters' list revision, &o„ was
discussed looking toward the coming
Dominion election.
A Come of touring ignite from Owen
Sound played a friendly matoh with our
bowlers here on Wednesday afternoon.
They were short one man eo Postmaster
Farrow was loaned to them. He proved
of no email value in aiding their entre,
Brnseele won by a few shots.
TARS No Rim —Sneak' thieves have
been paying nooburnal visite to W. N.
MoOraoken's plum orchard behind his
store and have been helping themselves
freely. Ae some of them have been seen
at very late home attempting to olimb
the fetes in 'poet of a Winter's supply
we would remind them that in foture
absence of body in their case will be
better than preeenoe of mind.
TEE rowdyism and drnoken apreee in
evidence in Bruee&e on •eeetest monotone
ot late is no oredit to the plane and unless
the Reeve enape this kind of oonduobin
the bud the good name of the town will
Stiffer. A good solid fine and a residence
in the look tip for a'tight wilt greatly aid
in oaring tine species of lawleteneeeIn
abort etyle and it ehonld be done. The
language peed on 'tome of these sprees
would dispraise a Hottentot.
Busmen RA0RRa,—Ae previously 000008•
oed a program of horse races will be pre.
sented by Entente Turf Olub on Wednes-
day and Thursday, Aug, 19 end 20. For
the first day there will be a 2.60 pace
with purge of $200 ; a 2 23 pane or 2 20
trot, parte $200 ; a 210 pane or 2.15 trot,
Wee $200. On Thursday the card will
thaw ft 2 40 trot, for $200 ; a 2 30 pane
or 226 trot, puree $200; a 260 trot for
8 year olde, puree $160 ; and Free.ror eli,
not or paoo, for a $200 puree, The 9
ON nook le in prime siege, R, Thom
Wed le Preeitlent, end W. F. Scott, Seore•
tart',
0 oleo of eel* have been shipped from
Bruasela since feet report.
Bream at cost for 80 days. Very
beat build. Eine & Co, Brunets.
W. H. STEWART & Sox sent a car of
flour to Aberdeen, nicotined, this week.
Enos 14 aente, 100 tube Butter
wanted weekly, Geo. E. KING, Wingbam.
Farm term of Listowel Bneineee Ooliege
will open on Sept. let, A good time to
oommenoe.
Rion Wednesday and Thursday of
next week. See program elsewhere in
thie issue. _
Lear plain gold charm with initials A.
E, D. Finder will much oblige by leav•
ing it at TRE Pon.
Tan gravel "sidewalk" from Taroberry
street to the G. T, R. depot is the laugh-
ing stook of all wbo see it.
A NUMBER of Brueeelitee drove to Sea -
forth on Wednesday to witness the league
lacrosse match between the home team
and St. Marys.
A OAR of hogs and a oar of cattle were
forwarded by A. C. Dames, of Toronto,
and a oar of hogs to Goliingwood by Geo.
Beat einoe last week's issue of TEE Pon.
R. Henderson anti Jas, Jones are at-
tending the I, 0. 0. F. Grand Lodge et
Hamilton and Epb. °ober was rendering
simile aervioe at the 1. 0. F. Hirth
Conrt at Galt, ae repreeentativee of the
Moat lodges here.
WILL Nom Be DEL008nbr.—Starting
with the month of September all copies
of THE Poem now being delivered to sub -
Beriberi) will be placed in the postoffioe or
given out at TEE POST as persons interest.
ed may decide. The delivery on Friday
forenoon will be diecontinaed after Sept.
let.
Box St oial under the aneproee of the
Sewing Oirole of Melville church, Brae•
sale, will be bald et Victoria Hall,
Jsmeetown, next Tuesday evening.
Braeeele Band and other mosioal and
literary numbers will give an interesting
program, This ie t worthy oanee. °on•
veyances will leave Melville ehorob at 7
o'clock, the drive being free.
iMIrs E. Sellers, of Morrie, presented
i THE POST with a basket of harvest apples
and a beautiful btquet of Dahlias on
Thuraday. We measured a white Gloria
Deloyn and: found its oiroamferenoe to be
14 inches, Mrs. Sellers takes a great
iutereet in flower oollnre. Our beet
thanks are due her for the kindly re-
membrance.
Annus and Mre. Smith, who have been
at Leman for some months where Mr.
Smith was G. T. R. agent, are visiting
old friends in Brnesele and locality.
Aeeooiated with hie brotber•in law, D.
Stewart, Mr. Smith intends opening a
general store in Wiarton, iu wbiob town
both gentlemen have spent several years.
Their many old friends here will be pleae•
ed to bear of their e000eee. Mre. Smith
is a daughter of the late Donald Stewart,
a well koown Brueselite.
JeNIOR BIor.Re.—Mooday afternoon a
juvenile foot ball team drove to Wroxeter,
with Milton McArter as manager and
Gerf, Baeker for referee, and tried eon -
elections with the youthful Woken of that
plane. Neither aide scored in the $ret
half but in the latter part of the game
the Wroxeter lade found the goal onoe
and the match concluded with the score
of 1 to 0. The players and positions were
ae follows
WReXNTER
Hamilton
fielder
McLeod
Thompson
2nia
Patterson
Beet
Sfuger
Smith
Townsend
Black
Bnvesnoe
Goal Walker
1 %inelate
1
GOMIS
Gerry
Backe Wolman
Jackson
.,1Heudereon
Far.,.arde Btretton
...».......... Nott
Scott
Backe
Friday evening the return game will be
played on Victoria Park, Brunetti'
and
the "Clippers" extend a cordial invitation
to the residents to wittiest) the "hot time."
A oolleotion will be taken et the Park to
cover expeneee,
BASE BALL,—The famois "Iriab Nine,'
of Liman, oame to town Thuraday
afternoon of last week and played a
match with the local team., Game open•
ed up in good farm but in the 4th, 6th
and 6th innings the visitors piled op 11
of their 14 rune. Different times Brie•
eels had the bases occupied but they only
soared cute and that in the 6th innings.
The Loren team put op a great game of
ball and are well posted in the combine.
tion and individual play in critical
points. Their recent Indian pitober,
hae left them to pitch for a Toledo
League nine at $160 per month. The
snore of Thareday'e gotta was ae fol•
Lowe 1—
Btusenr a R 0 LumAN R 0
Ballantyne, a... 0 5 Tripp, o .2 2
A'lnid, 1b 1 4 Murray, 1b 84
Boone, ea 0 2 Latng es ., 0 0
Hamilton, 81 p0 3 Tripp 2b 1 b
Webb,2b 0 8 Porenean 15 - 1 1
E gleeton, rt ... 0 8 04530.111 1f , 8 8
Menoaufbiin, at, 0 ellbeo ne of 0 5
Serr, it 0 Gibson, db,..,,..., s 2
Arden Sb 0 ward 4
2
p ,P
Totals 1 27 14 27
Luoan 1 0 1 4 8 4 0 1 0-14
Mussels 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-.1
3, Porte, Luoan, Umpire.
Luoan bronneed Wingbam on Friday
attetnoon in the !atter town by 4 to 1,
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General Banking business transacted, Farmer's Notes
Discounted. Sale Notes bought or held for Collection,
Ix THE SAVINGS BANK—Depeeits of 8,1.00 and unwerds reeelved and
intermit at the ltigboet Batik rate allowed, from dete of deposit to date
of withdrawal, on the dolly balance,
r1'Partiea holding Important papers, notes, &o„ may depoelt them in
our bank vault for Sufo keeping—free of charge,
Prompt. 'inn Careful Attention, flood Terms.
G. F. BLAIR, Bolioltor. A. E. M&'LL/SH, Manager, BRUSSELS,
Dominion of Canada Charter
l'AP'1'r,11, lapid 1111 911,000,000
RES lt1f4E , $4000,000
intention
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it11ti Bell till 1;Ft ES. -
A. RL, Way, a Latter Day Saint preach -
et, to working in this locality,
Bonnier monthly service in the R. C.
oboroh here next Sabbath morning at 11.
Thuraday evening of this week Melville
ohuroh young people purpose tendering
61r. MoGregor, the student eopplyiug
Rev, Mr. Roes' pulpit, a reception.
"Lessons from Paul : How to use tact
in dealing witb men," will be the eubjeot
ander discussion at the meetings held by
the young people of Melville and the
Metbndiet ohor:hee next Sabbath.
"Paul's Vision" was the theme of Mr.
McGregor in Melvflie ohnrob last Sabbath
morning and iu the evening be dwelt on
Phil. 3 : % a04 10, "Paul'a Baorifices:"
Both aermo08 were good.
Rev. Mr, Ball, of Gorrie, took charge
of the services in St. John's dumb teat
Sunday and hie sermons were practical
and profitable. Rev, Mr. Webb, the
incumbent, was eb Gorrie and Wroxeter.
Rev, A. 0. Tiffin, of Trowbridge,
preached two thonghtfnl dieoonrsee in
Brnesele Methodist ohuroh last Sabbath,
The morning subjeet was "Tho commie
non ot Andrew," and in the evening
"Witoeeeee and and
The rever.
end gentleman has a style peculiarly hie
own in presenting Troth that is effeotive.
SIMEON To TOES MACOAi0B9,—Next Sab•
bath evening the anuuel sermon to the
members of the Macoabee Order in
Brussels will be preached by Rev. T. W.
0, sena, iu the Methodist church, at 7
o'o'ook. Members are asked to aseemble
at the K. 0. T. M. Tent at 0 30 from
whenoe the march will be made to the
obaroh in which they will ocoapy the
centre pews.
At the meeting of the Offioisl Board of
the Methodist (Thumb, held Tuesday even•
ing of last week, the pastor's salary wae
placed at $810 00 for this year. Local.
preocber's license was granted to Erneet
Meanders, B. Gerry was chosen repro-
'tentative to the District mewing. Ar-
rangement') for the Harvest Home were
talked over and the matter of enuring a
preaoherfor the Sabbatn'e anniversary
sermons left in the bands of Rev. Mr.
Omens.
People We Know.
Miee Maggie Backer wee visiting at
Berlin.
Joe Beton, of Monet Forest, Sundayed
in emelt).
Mies Annie Beattie has returned to
Toronto,
Mre. John Thomson was visiting at
Seaforth.
Miee Minerva Jones is visiting relatives
at Toronto.
Ellis MoLean, of Seaforth, le visiting
at P. Soobt's.
Miee Blois Jackson is home from Tor.
onto on a visit.
Charlie Doan, of Gorrie, woe visiting
Russell Brown,
Mre. Deobow, or., is confined to bed
and ie very poorly.
Mrs. James er,,, is home from a vied* of
a few weeks at Loudon.
Miee Annie Roes is enjoying a visit
with Kincardine friends.
Miee Florence Buchanan is holidaying
with relatives at Windsor,
Geo. Omits and wife were visiting
their daughter at Lnoknow.
Miee Love, of Buffalo, is visiting her
ooneio, Mrs. Watson Ainlay,
Horton Solar, of Westfield, visited
friends in town over Sunday.
Miee Luella Roes has gone to Toronto
to visit her aunt, Mre, Dugan.
Jae, Stewart, of Woodstook, wee visit-
ing bis brother, W. 3. Stewart,
Mies Jo, Rose id home from her poli.
tion In Toronto for a short visit.
Mre. Geo. Roberton, of Clinton, is a
vieftor with Mrs, Jae, Ballantyne.
Iuepeotor Robb and Miee Addis are
away to Kingston vi,iting relatives.
Miee anis d t
Rankin an W. Uoal ee, of Wing.
ham, spent Sunday at A. McGuire's.
Mies Mary Webb, of Elora, is holiday-
ing
olidaying with her oonein, Miee Argo Roes,
B. Gerry attended the Conservative
Convention at Toronto on Wednesday,
Welter Jackson, Mre. Jaolteon and
Mies Elsie spent Monday in Wroxeter,
Mies Annie Bartliff, of Clinton, ie visit•
ing in town. Mrs, Bartitff is also here,
Walter Jaokeoa has been oaring for a
disabled hand, blood poisoning following
a out.
Miee Eva Caption was on the sick list
with tonsili*ie bat is getting all right
again.
Frank Quante, a teaober from London
10oatity, woe a visitor at Poetmaetor Far.
row'8.
Leslie Tnrnball ie visiting at the lake•
side at Kincardine with the MoOoeh
family.
J. M. O'Connor is home from Port
Stanley. Hie health in noneiderably im.
proved,
R. N. Barrett and %• Hanson, of Wing.
ham, were bare ma Tuesday on a fishing
excursion,
Rim W. H. Willie and eons are vieiting
at 13. Gerry')), Mr, Willie was also here
on Thuraday.
Thos. Bradwell and wife, of Clifford
locality, were in town lost Friday galling
on old friends.
Ruveell and Mise Nettie Brown and
Miee Luella Ross, were visiting in Gorrie
for a day or 90.
Miee Mery Roddiek, of London, is
holidaying with relative* and old friende
in Brunette and locality,
Master Bobo and Mre, A. Campbell are
visiting her daughter, Mre, (hence Almon,
108 Oxford street, London,
Mies Ruby Plum ERS been on the eiok
list with rheumatism bat we hope ale
will ))ton be quite well again,
Mies Maggie McMillan, of Parte, la
here on n holiday visit for a few weeks.
Mies Minnie Ardell, of Gerrie, was a
visitor in Braeeele during the pest week.
Mies Winnie Gilbert, of Southampton,
and Miee 011ie VeoStone, of Wingbam,
were vieiting 1n town this week.
Miee Ettie Code, of Trowbridge, is
visiting friend)) in Brussels and locality,
She ie a stenographer iu Listowel,
Mies Josie Buchanan and her brother
Harvey, were away to Owen Sound this
week on a holiday eating with friends..
Mies Agnes Austin, of Toronto, and
Mise May Bort, of Listowel, are vieitore
with Mies Georgialloee, Alexander ebreet,
Braeeele.
Jas. and Mrs, Turnbull and children
were at London and Port Stanley last
week eujnying an outing. Tbey returned
last Saturday.
Mies Amy Brett, of Seatortb, wbo is
teaching taboo! at Huuteville, baa been
visiting her sista', Mrs. (De.) MoNaugh•
ton, Biennia.
Oomnoillor Thomson and Len. Downing
arrived home from Winnipeg last Tues-
day. They had a fine trip and saw a
number of towns in Menitoba.
Stratford Beacon says :—Aid. D. M.
Ferguaou arrived in Toront I cn Monday
from Europe, and is spending the week
with hie family at Windermere, Muskoka.
Ivan Crooke is home for a short visit.
He and bis brother Merry purpose open.
ing a drug business iu Paris. They should
make a strong team and will no doubt do
well.
Mre. Archie Scott and daughter, of
Sealorth ; W. end Mrs. Govenlook and
daughter, of London ; and Miss Govan•
look, of Atwood, were visitors at tke
Mathodiet Parsonage this week,
Mre. B. J. Armetrang and daughters,
Jennie, Gladys and Edna, of Burlingtou,
and Itir. Service and Mrs. Beeoroft and
Stella, of Iogereoll, are vieltore at F. S.
Soot's, William street, this week,
Editor Dation and family, are away
this week attending the Eiroira Old Boye
reunion. He will captain a base bell
nine in a match "Young Dutchmen" vs,
"Young Cannoks," and will reply to the
toast "The Prase" at the banquet on
Thuraday evening in the Moeioai t•osiety'e
Hall. E'mira was their old home.
M. Y. and are. McLean and Jae. and
Mre. Young, of Ssaforth, were in town on
Saturday en route to their home. They
bad been off to Ayr to the Old Boye' re•
union and had made the trip by carriage
returning by the Northerly route, A
very enjoyable time was spent by them
in this very pleasant style of outing.
W. J. and Mre. Norton, of Listowel,
were renewing old friendships in Broeeels
for a few days daring the past week.
Miee Mina Norton euooeede Mies Oriels
in the Listowel Public School. Bite and
her sister, Mies Jennie, will teach in the
Primary department and will given good
a000uat of themselves we have no doubt,
Tno Pose wishes them success,
Canadian 141evalet.
The Itondegnit won the cup in the
yaohb race.
Rev. Father MoOloaky, parieh priest
at Oampbeliford, is dead,
Senator Cochrane died at Compton,
Quebec:, in his 80th year,
The tonnage of seagoing veeeele from
Montreal shows a record inarea0e.
Ohee. Voeper, of Hamilton, shot and
killed his wife and then committed mai
oide.
Montreal Ohinamen have formed a
branch of the Chinese Reform Anemia.
tion.
Fire in the box factory of J. W, Barob.
and & Go. did five thousand .dollars'
damage.
Employees of the Consolidated Lake
Superior Company have eubeeribed for
070,000 of bonds.
At Warron'o Landing, on Lake Winni-
peg, John McNay beat en Indian to death
with a cordwood stink,
John Pollook, a moulder in a Gait
foundry, was crushed to death by the
falling of a 8,200 pound weight.
• Frank Raison, alarm laborer, fell.rrom
a ladder in a barn near Watlaoetown, Lao.
toting Ilia skull and dying instantly.
Five informations have been laid
against the Grand Tr*nk for detaining
mare of live abook beyond the legal time.
One of the viotime ot the wreck of the
Wallace Cirque trains at Durand, Minh„
has been identified as Charles Molloy of
Napanee,
Tbo eighteen-monthe-old obild of Capt.
Wm, Chapman of Wlarton wae etrnok by
the mixed brain Monday. He was badly
hurt about the bead,
Lord Strathoonehae aooepted an invita-
tion to dine at the National Club after
the opening of the Dominion Th6161ti018
on Saturday, August 29,
George Rowley, ex. Manager of the E1 -
gin Leen Company of St. Thome, was
sentenced to twelve years in the peniten.
Mary for forgery, theft mod perjury,
rbe first wheat of the harvest of 1903
arrived in Winnipeg from Winkler,
Sontbern Manitoba, was oonsigned to the
Lake of the Woods Milling Company end
graded No, 1 Northern,
It is expected that the reignite of the
departmental junior and senior leaving
and matrioulation examinations will be
mailed from the Education Department
Ott Monday August 17th.
The Allan Line mail enamel, Taulsian
arrived at Moville at 9 p. to. Saturday,
her time from Rimonelti, where ebe took
mails on board, being six days and seven
bonre, a remind pae0age.
Premier Roblin, of Manitoba, sage that
the order in Cnunefi calling for a reduo•
tion of freight rates by the Canadian
Northern will go into effeot on Sept. 1,
and he dote net behave the railway will
oppose it,
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for the Transaction of every form of Banking Business.
MI:leery oonvealenoe afforded an5tomere living at a distance.
BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GRAY, Amu,
A retie of the Andrea expedition was
brought to Vanoonver in the abape of
pieces of silk.
James Woodruff, of Brantford, and
John Biglow, of Rusting, were drowned
in Stony Lake.
A oyoloue chattered many buildings
and injured four people Wed of the town
of Rockland, Ont.
An Owen Sound woman is eberged with
rubbing oarbolio acid into the oyes cf
Emma Boyoe of the nano place and ale
m091 blinding her.
Perth- County.
Mr. Ferguson ie the new G. T. R. eta.
tiou &gene at Sebringville.
R. R. Gamey, M. L. A., Ilse 000egted
an invitation to speak at a picnic, under
the auspices of the Milverton Public Lib.
rary, oa August 27.
Rev. Geo. Jackson, of Waterloo. et.
Methodist ohnroh, Stratford, and family
have gone for a two weeks' visit to the
the home of his son, Dr. Jaolteon, of
Union.
Humphrey Albert White, eon of D. G;
White'of Granton, died July 18th at Cat,
elle, Alaska. He was 84 yearn of age,
and was the first white subtler to die in
that vicinity.
At the Met meeting of the Listowel
oouuoil it was deoided to pay P. Pigeon,
of Sebringvilie, $500 damages for not
being allowed to carry out hie contract
for sewers,
A little Indian girl, one of the party
wbiob nine from the reserve near London
to pull flax for the Sebringvile Flax Co,,
fell off a feooe at the farm of Mr. Kruspe,
near Wartburg, and broke her arm.
John Idington, K. C., Stratford, ie
spoken of by some of the local lawyers as
a probable appointee of the Government
to a jodgasbip in the fourth 418181onhigh
court, recently formed by the legislature.
James Moore, Grand Trunk agent, who
hat) had obarge of the company's bnsineen
at Atwood, boa left to take charge of
Luoan station, on the Stratford and Sar-
nia branch. Mr. Moore has been in At-
wood over two years,
Wm. Blair, formerly poetmaeter at
Stratford for 10 years, died at his home
in that oity, on Saturday, aged 60 yeare.
Deoessed was born in Lorne, (Runty All
trim, Ireland, and oame to this country
when 18 years of age.
Miss Emily Atkinson, formerly of St.
Marys, who left recently for Revelstoke,
B.C. hae euoneeefully passed the teachers'
examination for British Columbia, and
bas been appointed teacher of the Gommp
lio pubtio aohool at it salary of $000 per
annum.
I. T. Washburn, owned by Abe Dav•
ideon, Mitchell, won the 211 pane et
Rochester, fie finished 3, 1, 1, 2, 1, and
the time was 217, 2.149, 2169, 216,
2 169 He finished 1, 2, 3, 2, 2, 2, in the
2.14 paoe at Elmira, N. Y„ and reoeived
third money.
A new iuduetrtb The Stratford Omitting
Company, will be in operation on the
second fetor of the new cardigan overshoe
factory, corner Waterloo and Albert
streets, when the building is completed.
The new a000ern will employ about fifty
halide and will manufacture knit gloves,
A serious nonidonl happened at the
home of Edward Herrie, of Hibbert town-
ship, a few utilise from Mitchell Saturday
afternoon, Hie little daughter got into
the mowing machine in some way and
had her foot taken clean off at the ankle.
Two doctors were sent for and hurried
out to the scene immediately to attend to
the little sufferer,
While Mrs, Alex, Tree, of Hickson, was
plotting berries the obber day, a rather
strange accident happened to her little
child of three years, which she left a short
diatanoe from where ebe was working.
A large dog bad attacked the child and
WAS carrying it away when notioed, Mre.
Tree carried the child over to a Dr. as
soon to poeeible, and be dreeeed the
wounds,
In reproduoing a portrait of Ronald
1VfeNeil, of Stratford, aged 106 years, the
London Free PreeS says :—This aged
man, probably the oldest in Weetern
Ontario, hae been a reeidenb of Stratford
for many yeare. He was born et Berte,
Semiarid, and in his early days was a
sailor, Sine') be has oome to Oanada be
has workeipe,d ae a seaman, Re still enjoys
hie p
While operating a hayfork on tit term
of his brother near Stratford, David A.
Ellie, aged 27, met a severe amid out. The
rope Blipped from a pulley, throwing the
machine oat of gear. Ellie stepped for.
ward to grasp the trip rope in an attempt
to swing the bundle of bay around, when
a team of boreoe, operating the machine,
suddenly started forward, the midden
strain snapping the rope from whioh the
bundle, weighing sine 600 pounds, was
suspended, and allowing it TO depend with
terrific fonoe upon young Ellis, inflicting
injurieejin the beak and :molt Irons which
he expired.
The Logan aeeaalt case, in wbiob there
were two defoodante, before Magistrate
O'Loane at Stratford on Saturday, wan
an inteteeting one. One of those inter.
acted hod some of the furniture in the
home alightly damaged, while another
bad et tether odd looking reoe, A lady
also complained that Ono of the men need
ineniting language. The cello es a whole
wan gummed ep by the Magistrate RS a
result of ligaot. He gave them n, strict
warning not to tomb the stuff again and
bound one of them over to keep the pen0e
on a $200 minty. Ho then fined eaoln $20
for assault, $2 of wbiob was ordered to
be paid and the temeinder held over pond.
bug {rand behavior. They wore oleo order•
ell to pay Mists, which amounted to near-
ly $80.
yeoR1v.
Ancon.—In Fordwiob, on August 403,
to Mr. and Mrs, John Argue, a son.
GDRaIE.—In Brandon, Man„ ou July 21,
to Mr, and Mre, Nelson •Oarrie,
__formerly of Brueeele, a daughter,
.MA ZR=f717. _•
FIsa8R—OAT,»Rs.—A9 the residence of
the bride's mother, "Riverside Farm,"
Grey, on Aug. 11th, by Rev. D. 13.
McRae, Rev. Peter Fisher, of Delor•
eine, Mao., to Mies KateCalder, of
Oranbrook, Go. Huron, Ont.
LAKE-8ANnens.--Iu Berlin, on Aog. 4,
by Rev. D. W. Snider, Mr. Jnstne
Lek') to Mies Nellie Sanders, both of
h,
MoHeN'/Et,el1E—MOALLIeTen,—At the reel -
drums: of the bride's parents, 2nd son„
Grey, on Augnet 5111, by Rev. D. 13.
Magas, Mr. Alexander E. BoEeozie,
of Soafortb, to Mies Mary, eldeet
'daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert
IbtaAllister, of Grey.
Qtn0N.—In Emit Wawnnoeb, on Angnst
7th, William G. Quinn, aged 32
years, '7 monthe and 4days.
R0u'HERl'osn,—tn Wroxeter on Augnet
6th, Walker, only son of W, A, and
fire, Rutherford, aged 6 301tre 3
months and 21 days.
•v,m, -.:r ge G3=.'0.._. i0.t. RTG0 tee,
Fall W]nee( ... • 67 68
Bert t' 37 40
Peas 60
Oats ............ 27
Butter, tubs and rolls „ 13
Eggs oe) dozen ..,,..,, 11
Flour par cwt. .. 4 00
Pole thee (per bus.) 50
Apples (par hag) 50
flay per to 5 00
Sail. per IN., retail t 00
Hogs, Live 6 00
Wool 14
Irides trimmed 0
Hides rough 8
Lamb skins each 25
Sheep skins, each 26
55
28
14
12
5 00
60
60
A1:
Foods
For
Little
Folks
13 19)3
The health of in-
fants is largely a
;natter of feeding.
So long as food
agrees with them
Nature will take
care of them,
A danger season
for little people is
at hand. If the
food now used fails
to agree seek an-
other.
Our stock contains all the
worthy foods and we make spec-
ial efforts to keep them fresh and
in perfect condition.
Our stook of Nursery Supplies
ie alwaya complete at
o
Drug Store.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Fon 581,17.—A good lot on Alexander
street. Near school and poeto2lee ; good
garden. Apply to WM. MART1N,
51.0 Bruasela.
ALLAN LINE
Liverpool and Londonderry
Royal .Iain Steamers
Pros Plum
7t'tonnmEAL Queues
Pretorian Bat ,Aug. 15 Augueb 15
Bavarian 22 22
Ionian " 20 " 22
Tuulelan ,• Sept, 2 Sept. 5
Parisian " 12 12
RATES OF PASSAGE
1st Cabin—See and upwards, aaeording to
steamer and location of berths, eta.
21d Cabiu—Livorponl and Londonderry—
Buvarlau, Ionian and Tunisian $40 ; other
6 00 eteam')ra, $97 50. London 82 50 eats.
Srd Class -525 and 626—Liverpool, Derry,
70 Belfast, 0laagbw, Loudon.
6 26 Through tickets to South Africa,
16 Montreal to Glasgow direst—Sicilian, Aug.
12; Corfu tbias, Atte. 20; Sardinian Mad at
6i Ord olase ant)) Sept 9. 1at cabin, $50 and
6 Upwards ; 2nd cubit), 605 ; 9rd cable, 025.
50 W. IL KE1110,
25 Agent, llrneeele.
SATURDAY
BARGAINS
AT'"
T ' S
vonimeisameemsamoneszew
"miliffr arrivals of Dresp Goods this week and to commence
the season on Saturday Morning we intend offering FOUR
GREAT SPECIALS in the newest Tweed Effects for this
coming season :—
NO.
Fancy Tweed Effects, all pure
wool, regular 60c, Satur- (
day until Wednesday ... •1--Av
NO. 2
Fancy Tweed .Effects, all pure
wool, regular 50o, Satur-
day until Wetjlesday... •
NO.3
Fancy Tweeds, all pure wool,
regular 65c, Saturday
until Wednesday price... •47
NO. 4
Fine Black Sateons, regular
80c, Saturday until Wed-
nesday price - - +
BOOTS & SHOES
—1 ease (30 pairs). Men's Fine Bf. Bale. regular price 1.25
$1.75, Saturday until Wednesday price
1.. -l—1 case (80 pairs) Men's Fine Dongola Bals,,
, reg.u.-
.
ar $2.00r Saturday until Wednesday price .........
—Z ease (80 pairs) Men's Fine Yid KM Bala., regu•
- •2lar$8.00,Saturd Saturday Wednesdayprice
—15 pairs Women's Fine Dongola J3als,, regular
1.39
x;2.00., Saturday until Wednesday price ,,...
We want 75 Mon on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday to
buy Men'e $1,60 Pants for $1.19 ; and $2.00 Pants for
$$1.50. Come early.
HARRY A. MATCHETT
Garfield House,
Brussels,
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