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BUSINESS CARDS.
ONHY TO LOAN AT 6 PEE
peat, 1,H, NOW, Bruaeelt,.
NV H. MaCRACI1EN-
0 Issuer of Marriage Licensee, Of.
flee atGr000r Tmnbatu street, !intend b.
,'ly i'IAlllvlti FOR SALE -THE U.
,L naming 0tan has several good Parma for
teak+ and to rout 000y terms in 'Pt/wahine
hi Simla and Grey, 9' H SU OTT, Brussel
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
-T17AO1i16a OF -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
RR•cTS0101Z.,01. ON'T.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
100011AN00,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
E. Estelle Griffin
TEACHER OF VOICE C1111,TBI4E
Pupil of Miss Viva N. Roblyn, of London.
Footle prepared for Conservatory exams.
la -Mill visit Brn01010 every Tuesday,
Lessons given at the home of W, H. Herr,
John street, _ J. LECKIE,
LILT AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
MONEY TO LOAN AT. Ai, AI & 5 Per Cent.
Olbce over Hunnev's Drug Store,
Nov.6rd,1002, 60.614 Brunets.
Wellington Mutual
Fire 1nenraneo Co.,
EOTADLten19D 1040
Iornr00oe taken on the oath and premium
Ina elsewhere Sat current
no i too undersign ed Agent
01 the Company.
0210140E 110(1171140, 13100101e,
AUCTIONEERS.
T.11 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
non, will Belt for better prices, to
bettor men, 1n less time mud loss chargee
be won E large anything T In
1(00 Huron
Dau always be arranged at this 01100 or by
personal application.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, -
The undersigned, who is well acquainted.
throughout the most pert of the County
and who has had bestowal with a large ole•
ole of tanners in andaround this locally',
begs to Inform the community that he has
taken out an Auctioneer's Lieeneo Inc the
County of Huron and offers his oorvl000 to
all purposing to bold soles.
TB08. NEWSOME, Bruseole.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK—
U • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, 18 prepared to treat all die-
, ep.0ao of domeetl!anted animals iu a compet-
ent manner. Partinular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry Oohs promptly at-
tended to, Otlloe and Infirmary -Four doors
North of bridge, Turober111 et., Broseole.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINCLAIR-
• Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &o. OCloo-8 tewart'e Sleek
1 door North o1 Central Hotel,
Solioltor for the. Standard Bask,
F. BLATR, BARRISTER, SOL-
ICITOR, &o, B14UBBELS.-
t)lJlpe oyer Standard Bank ; Solicitor for
Township of Grey, Bnwiolr Mound and the
Metropolitan hook. Private nod Company
money to loan cit lowest rates.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. N1'NAUGHTON.
Trinity University, Fellow .trinity Medioel
College, MemberCollege of Physicians aid
Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal 001 -
lege of Pbyrdelau0 and Licentiate of Mid-
wifery,Edinburgh. it -'lolephoue No.14,
Residence -Mill street, Brussels.
DENTISTRY
. DR. R. P.. FE1LD,
DENTIST
ST
eleotric light plant from W. H.
Gree,Grndavteooff theroBoynaid o iollogeo! DHeonntoael and Elie establiebment of a system of
Graduate of Toronto versity. Office
pezt o Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
.
BRUSSELS.
i> nE'pis,`:"•>-_ll, dtu`-.4 1 4;. 4.;7 9Pf i hilted the deed Ihr. ng : 4.h, proIp'ioge
VBE dP of an 'ORION (11,111-4.m. end dad not rase
C A R E F lJ l Sentence imoe tier. Hiune than elle hue
I been in the Onaute juii, bile olairne that
It !mimed
potn sono hoe b •r Inn•,baud away,
and ie always afraid that suulnone ie
going to hypnotic: her,
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
fat ALT, 140111024(10 OOLI.I3GEH are
IhD 1106 atlito. A Hohool with a roputatlmi
To 11140 ours le It safe One to patronise. 1f
ell Pie want to get a 11004.1ase position,
chert get a,'llrst-olase business admin.
tion. O.tentlwoa students o•,me 110n.
dyed) of mhos nololy 4o at4oud this
Oollegtl, our Ua4alogoe I9 true, Ion•
for now.
W.3, BI,LTUTT, Principal,
i,, tr.ix:t Saps.
Elxait.Hr.
Exeter Fall Fair, Sept. 21 and 22.
The Salt Werke has 001131nenoed epee.
aliens again.
The 0100et watering will be paid for at
the rale of $2 a day Inc the aotuul time at
work,
Willie Powell hae returned from Lou.
don, bo having oellboiently reoovered to
be able to leave the hospital.
W. S. Mlllyard, who lately severed hie
oonneetiou with the Sovereign Batik, hoe
noceplud 41 peei1ion in a drug store in
Lueknow.
Reseal) Greenway, formerly of °rye•
cal City, Man„ who has been in Eugiaud
for the past two years, was the g0e0t of
his nnole, Dr. Ratline,
Alfred /hem returned from the west
last week. About three weoko ago white
engager, laying briek in Manitou, Man ,
the scaffold, on whioh he was 0tending,
eve wit and he fell to the ground, and
g Y R ,
broke hie ()pilar bone. Tho bone was 004
mud the arm bound to the body, in which
position he still (tarries 11.
There game to Exeter and Megan
nineteen Euglieh thoro' bred stallions of
the Clyde, aaokuey and Shire species,
eleven to Exeter and bight to Hensen.
Thy belong to Bawden & MoDonell, of
Ex ter, and Berry,, of Hensel', Mr.
Bawd,n and Mr. Berry aocomp,nied the
home heviO4 beau in England of late ou
a purchasing tour.
Clete,: eat.
The Jaolleon Mfg. Oo. claim they oould
easily employ double the staff they now
have.
Fr, m what can be learned, potatoes
are rotting faster ou clay land than on
may other, excepting in very low, Boggy
owes.
The Balration Army will oelebrntetheir
annual Harvest Thanksgiving festival
from S,terday, Sept. 1916, till Tneoday,
Sept. 22nd,
Miss Kate MoNaughton, who left here
a year ago last .1 Use to enter the Oook
County Hospital, Chicago, a0 a ranee in
troinIng, ix at prevent visiting her brother
-Jobs at Varna.
The little pet dog belonging to the
family of Geo. McTaggart, had to be shot.
It bad bitten a little child some time ago,
and to save unnecessary worry and
danger in the future it wag tho0ght beet
to doublet, the dog.
Mi0eee Lillian and Irene Jaolwou, two
Vary talented daughters of T. Jaokeon,
jr„ leave for the Conservatory of Mesio,
Toronto, to &Imiune their atudiee in
mu0io 1 Mies Lillian on piano mud theory
and Irene on violin and voice,
T. T. Leckie, who has been running to
Southampton as mail Clark for a few
monthspast, hae barn removed to Lon•
don, and will run from there to Kinoar-
diu0, Mr, Leokie made a number of
warns friends while there,, who were eorry
to see him leave, Suis succeeded by Ed.
J. Ooyle, of C00rtwrigbt.
LY 31t 0i oo ser.
Harry Cosleyhas nooepted a sitqution
in Brampton.
Pringle & Geovea, have leased.4he tan•
eery and glove factory,
Mre. Jae. A Cline, of .0 men Boned, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. 0. A. Clamp
bell.
,Mies E Pauline Johnson will give one
of her recitals of her own poems in Wing.
ham on the evening of Thursday, Qat.
1st, ender 1110 ap0pp10, a of the Pipe Organ
Oommittee of the Methpdiet ohuroh,
The nine year-old eon of John Orr,
Dineley House, had the misfortune to
break his arm at the school grounds on
Wednesday of last wd'ek, Hu was climb
ing (be fence and in time way slipped
and fell to the herd groped.
Two By-laws are to eo0tee of peeper.
Mien. Ono.ib for the pureheee of the
MAKE UP YOUR MIND
TO ATTEND
L/STOWEL
Fall Tenn begins Sept: lot
Two Courses-Commerolal and Shorthand.
Send for College Joarual.
0, A. PLEATING, A. L. McINTYRE,
President, .. Secretary,
SHINGLES
I' Ljy a Coinlubia,
jtetl Cediilr Shingles
Atlp--•-
North Shore
'Ine and Cedar
FOB SALE A34. run
brussels Planing Mills
b
Also Doors and Snell of all Pat
tarns on Band or made to order
at Shod Malice,
0pt:matao Furnished tat all
tj'n4e o ]l ildinga, Worllman•
tl lip and atoriai Giarantaod.
1-1 .A.VIENT
waterworks fpr dorueotio purposes ; the
second is for the OouetruOtiou of a trunk
sewer on Josephine street,
John Fowler hue perohaaed froth hie
brother, who resides iu Teeewater, the
form near the lunation, on whioh the
bat n was • reoeubly burned. The (atm
00no1810 of fifty acres, and the parobaeo
price was •2100. Mr. Fowler will re.
build the barn to soon as p00etble,
Will. 1'oderne, sou of •P. 13. Bodoni'
of town, met with a •pninfni ao0tdeu1
while at4work in a hardware store et Lou-
don recently, be slipped and fell on some
broken glass and had cue of his knees
very badly oat. Ho was confined to hie
room for Some days, but le now ainwet
able to be 14(000,1 ngniu.
i..i s.Ol tece vie to l' .
The Kindergarten room in the pub'C1
0obool was opeeed on 'rneod•ty of lain
week. 'Thera are over 40 little tote in
ltttatldanee.
.26.mi1lo In the dollar will be Listowel'e
rate of tnXetion for the current year, and
tbot without providing to any extent toe
poet deficits,
Arthgr Brown reeelved a menage
Wodut•oday aftenoon 01 last week eon
veying the sed intelllgenoe that his eldest
eon, Norman William, had been drowned
off Reef Island, bake Joseph on Mon
day,
Liatowel Horsemen parried off honors
at the great Toronto Exhibition, In the
Single Roadster olaea gelding or mare
over 150 hands, J. A. Kelly's Dashland
took lira, mousy. B, 7ion'a Beellie took
2nd in the 2 year old filly olfOO. In the
Standard bred trottarb' olne0 fleet money
WW1 taken by Watson & Oo. with a 8
year old filly aid e 2 year old filly.
Afire. Brown the .1.,iO4eteel 0o4pan who
was arraigned beloro Sedge Harron sever.
al tveeke ago on the Wargo of getting fire
40 her bowie, wet] sent to London ae7lum,
It will he remembered that the judge
sand en the e1i1ien10 that she had aorta.
One of'1
iha gentlemen nonnricEnd with
he 13eriin and pr181on 44'110E Railway
Oe niece the statement that within a
years time the oh'otrtu road will be in
operatinu between 13orlin and Wellee'oy,
Linwood, (lrosehiil and Glelullen, then
norms to Listowel and Westerly to Gods
rich.
4,1act c+rf<1h,
Mien Flossie MoOroath bas the position
at the poet (Mee formerly he'd by Mise
Fannie Kuox,
Arthur MoOilllagddy had hie finger
naught beneath the tentacle at the Oen.
tral school and the nail wits tore off.
Geo, Elliott +hipped n carload of plums
to Montreal, where it wiz Hold a net pro
fit of 25 melts a Modal being realized.
The W. 0 T 11 will he d an apron
sale 011 the 1Srb mud 19th of Sept. , in the
attire lately 000091ed by Mr, Newton.
At 4.110 monthly meeting of the Colleg•
Otte institute trustee board ft sung (leaid•
ed to purchase two typewriter') for nee in
the oommuruial deportment of the
aohool.
L Fall 008 of the'ltige made feat to
nn 800 Ib. anchor which lay on the G. T..
R. look end during a blow pulled it into
the water. 14 belonged to Oaptain Law•
eon and teat week he recovered it,
l4,obt. Elliott •hipped over 600 barrels
of apples, and has abort 250 more at the
titmice) for export to Glasgow. D. 0,u•
talon hag about 250 barrels reedy for
ehipment, With the 0 00911on of some
Greenines the receipts so far have been
praetioelly all 'Fah apples. The priori
ranges from 75 Dints to $1 10,
As the passengers were landing from
the eleomer Klug Edward, about 9 p, m ,
Saturday, Mrs. Logie and her Ideas,
Miss Dickinson, of Waterloo street, fell
from the landing plank into the harbor.
As soon as the eplash wan heard Frank
Edward(' and Daniel MuLeod stretched
themselves over the plank, and eeoh
greening one of the Wire, they with
0ssiata0o 1 goon had them on terra firma,
Rev. Father Weet left teat week for Sr,
Thomas 4o enter upon his duties es
pariah priest, Fla tulles the place of
Fattier ,yard, Vicar -General, who re.
eigued it mouth ago owing to i11 health,
Rey. Father Stoniey, who now hae charge
at St, Peter's was 10004Btant to Father
Beyard, and later had temporary charge.
Richard Pba'en presented Father West
with a parse of nearly $100, oontribated
by members of the congregation, and
Joseph Kidd read an addreee, 4o which
Fat her West replied in touching tame,
bidding an affeetionat0 farewell to hie
u0ngregatiou.
:atw°tact.
J. A. Hammond, hareem mallet', is
erecting au exteueive addition to his shop.
1Ie will utilize it as a workshop.
We are sorry to report that Mr. Min.
nie, of Elms, does not improve after
being outlined to his roots for over 29
weeks.
W. D. Aogue has been re•engaged as
obeese and butter. maker for.the Elmo
Cheese and Batter Go. for another year
ata alight inorenee of salary.
Atwood Methodist ohurch will 420101
anniversary services on. Sunday, Sept.
20110. Rev. A. 0. Tiffin, of Trowbridge,
will preach at 11 a. m, and 7 p. m,
At their annual meeting, the Ontario
Entomological Society again honored
Prof. Loohhead, of the 0. A. 0., with the
preeidenoy. Professor Lochhead is one
of the foremost entomologists of the
country. Hie wide knowledge of the
subject mattes hie 0000901008 of the
position of president Inc another term a
nuttier of great eatiefeetion to the mem•
bees of the !moiety. He is alt old Elena
boy, eon of the late William Leohhead.
Congratelolious are hereby cordially
extended to two of Eima'e successful
aheesernakere, viz., Mise Mary Morrison,
of Newry, and W. D. Angus, of the 0lnla
fernery, on their sweetie at the Toronto
Exhibition. Mies iMorrioon took first
prize for beet two white cheeses in Oleos
212, Seo. 2, Mr, Angus was awarded two
silver medals tor beet factory colored
oheeee and for out white cheese in see. 8
and 4. Walter- Hamilton, of the With
lane factory, also obtained a silver medal
in see 4, Was 'garrison also took Hod
prize for beat two Canadian fiats iu Seo,
A eeriouo accident betel Alex. Hurd,
sr., 011 Tuesday of last week, Ile was at
the roar part of his farm plowing when
in some manner one of the horses fell on
blot, .pinning him to the gro1ud, The
horse vea0 tillable to rias and held him
lu.l for more than tin 1'•4ir. The horse
at halt got free and ber. Hurd was able to
tiehltah the learn wlruh w001 straight
Irina, while he 0001410,1 ro the h„uee
1443,•00 it was found that he was variously
hurt, He wee badly bruised on facie and
body, some of his rib0 were broken and
he hae internal tnjurien. We hope he
may aeon mover although his age doubt•
lees may he eotuawhitt again01 blur,
Ford wttIlt,
Tho tax rate for Wallace townehip for
1908 be, twenty rate, 1 9110 mills, general
8011001 rii,e, 1 mill on the dollar,
W, A. Edwards be building a 'debit, on
hie premiere oeoupied by Dr. Arn strong.
He will pet 431 s cement 11.100 and brick
it inside.
Andrew Brawn, 9th poi., has bought a
half Gore lot, just South of S. Jobnston'o,
from Thos. Gibson, for $160 and will
ers04 n hue brink reeidcnoo on it next
Spring. Mr. Brown will move to town
Una Fell and rent 0 house till ho ciao get
hie own ready,
The Bell Telephone Co. lona a gang of
0100 men extending the line through to
Harrieton. The line will be built two
miles and a half up the 0th con., then
aarnae to the 9143 and along the 9th to
Barrister'. Another sung will follow to
put in a loos) eervioe,
Sets.,
'PIM FUNERAL OF MRS. WILSON -The
funeral of the ,ate Mrs. D. D. Wilson,
took oleos on Seturduy, Sept. 5th, The
remsioa arrived here from Toronto by
the 12.40 train and were taken from the
railway libation, followed by a large num
ber of sorrowing relativge and eympeth-
etio friends, to the Presbyterian church,
where the funeral services were held.
The church alio was filled. The ohuroh
had been suitably e a y dra ped for the oa0ae-
ion. The floral cffaringe were numerous
and superb, the ooffin appearing like a
beautiful bed of flowers, Among the
offerings was a pillow from ibe chetah
eoeeioe, of which Mr. Wilson is the oldest
member, 011 behalf of the congregation ;
a briquet from Beoforth Auxiliary of the
Women'e Foreign MiOoionary Society, of
which Mre. Wilson was an officer Sud an
active and be oved member. The Rev;
Mr. Larkin, the peolor of the church,
took oharge of the aerrioe. The church
oboir gave several appropriate moeioal
eele0EE0ns. The opening prayer was
made by Rev. Mr. Shaw, of Egmovd•
ville ; the scriptural leaeon wire read by
Rev. Rural Dean Hodtine, of St. Thom
ae oheroit, and a brief but earnest and
eottable addreee wag delivered by Rev.
Mr, Larkin. The Rte. Mr. Fletcher, of
Thames Read, Uoborie, a friend of the
deceased, and a personal friend of the
family, also made au addreee 10 which
he made reference to the religioue and
social oharaotori01ice of Mre. Wilson, her
18010111080 in the ohnreb and in the
community and the good example she
ever set to those around her. Rev. Mr.
Davidson, of Varna, who had been
acquainted with Mrs. Wilson in earlier
Ilse, in her home, before the Dame to this
Country, bore personal testimony to her
Christian oharaoter, her amiable dieposi.
than, and her many estimable qualities of
head and heart and expressed hie 044004•
eat sympathy for the bereaved friends in
the old home as well as for the husband
and tangly here. The Rev. Mr. Well•
win, of the Methodist ohuroh, closed the
internee with prayer. The fonerol pro.
OHS ion 1400 re formed and accompanied
the remeioe 40 the Maitlandbank Gene
tory, wherethey were laid to rest in the
family plot. The following are among
the Mende from a distance, who were
present 1 Rev. and Mra. Fletoher, Thames
Road ; Rev. and Mra. Davidson, and
Mr. Davidson, er., Varna ; James Argo,
Fergus; Mrs, Acid, and Mies Oarrie
Forbes, Guelph ; G, R. and Mra. Ander-
son, and John lZ. Lyon, Toronto ; 0. H,
and Mrs. Somerville, London ; George
Moore, Waterloo 1 T. and Mrs. J. Thorp
son, Iirueeele. Mre. Wilson's maiden
name wee Annie Duthie. Bile WHO a
native of Tarvis, Aberdeenshire, Soot
land, and resided there until her marriage
with Mr. Wilson, She was a niece of
Mr. Duthie, the well known breeder of
Soottisl1 Shorthorn eatt'e, and who is
pereoualiy well known to many to this
county. About two yore or more ago
when herself and Mr, Wilson were lents.
Portland, on a trip to the Old Country,
the venal on which they were, amok
against it rook in the outer exit from the
harbor, and for time the passengers
were in imiaent danger and had to be
oonveyed in small boats from the vessel
to the shore, The shook and exposure
elle was subjooted to then, seemed to
elfeet her so seriously, that she hae
cradles' line
Shoes.
Handsome to the eye
Artistic in design.
First-rate workman-
ship.
Made to wear and
keep their shape.
aeiluliful finish, easy
comfort, very durable.
When you discard
them you want another " just like the last ones."
Then our prices are not the least pleasing part of
the buying. •
Here are a few:—
-Seventeen pairs'Ladiee' Dougola Oxfords, eines 8 and 14, ropier price
1498 $1 25 and $1 50, going new, to clear, at par pair 5 C
-A11 the btlanoe of our Summer Shoed at (0.000ed prioee to clear to make room fpr
Fall geode now arriving.
-IN 07454 HARNESS DEPARTM11ThTT will be tonna farness of all styles all oar
own roalso and sold et Lotyoeb I'riooe, t J3alanoe of our Fly Nete at boat,
Bergaino in 'Pronto and Satchels.
lq'Two dwelling bootee for We, a halt acre of land with moll.
pu ^a9P5,
INDMILLS,
A. RAYMANN, Cranbrook,
who has had 80 years' Experience
in the Pump business, is dealing
larger than ever in Iron and
Wooden Pumpa, and ready to
attend to repairs promptly.
He is also agent for the
Woodstock Windmill. This mill
is a marvel and should be seen
before ordering any other.
Persons requiring Water
Troughs should call and got
prices.
A. RAYMANN,
Pump Maker, Cranbrook,
"illELOTTF"
CroE Seiiaraler
75,000
I N
DAILY
11 5 IE
IVIcKinnon 066„,,cci.
BLYT M.
Ready for Business in all Departments.
This stole will be more to you this Fell than ever before. Past
etwee0080 will not eullioe. We meet make not10eabl0 advances every year
be0anee the hietory of tbie store hue been made op of advanoe0 from the
etar6. Our trade this year 14 inereueing by leaps and bounds, and we have
bought a much heavier and better stools this Fall to supply the growing
demand. We are showing great values in the !Viewing luau
-Drees Goods -We always take the lead in this department. We show
an elegant range of all the noveltte; for Full and Winter wear, from 26o to
42 per yard.
-We do a large trade in Ladies' Oleth Skirts, in breadeloth, cheviot,
homespun, vene44an, ala,, from 42.26 to $7 50.
-Ladies' Ooreets-We show a great range in this department. We
keep ell the beet makers' goods each ae Orompton'e, the 13. & I. bias filled,
B. & 0., D. & A. and Wray's Corsets at all prices.
-We have just opened two large vhipmeute of Ladies' Fare, in Astra.
clean, Greenlaoa and Electrio Seal Jaokete, Caperioee, Oollarettea, Rolfe
and Long Bose. Now is the time to aeleot your Fore wben you get the pick
el the otosk,
-Our stook of Ladies' Ciotti Mantles and °apes is open for inepeotion.
We obow all the late0t desigoe In short, medium and long emus.
-Our Millinery department is in full bleat where may be seen the
latest uoveltiee in Parte and New 'York Millinery.
M+/Mc Cilli .c23, & Co., 331yth8
Strenuous Objectials
'.0.1
BalI bearing, with frictionless, self-
400lanoing and a0epeuded bowl and
spindle.
The " Melotte" has taken the highest
honors, It yields $10 to $25 extra profit
per cow eaoh year. It eaves time, labor,
apace, utensils, ice and water.
Get information as to other 'nation.
tare from
F. SPARLING
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
never been in the enjoyment of robust
health Mime. She had been under treat.
mens in Toronto, for several months,
and her medical attendants and friends
were much enoonraged for a time, bat a
week before her death Mr. Wilson was
telegraphed for, and on hie arrival in
Toronto he found her very hie,
worse
and ebe gradually sank until the end
came despite all that the most skill-
ed phyeioiane oonld do. The deceased
was too well known and too mall esteem•
ed to require eulogy from ue,enffloe it to
say that) she wee a tree woman in the
highest Rud fullest sense of the term ;
her infinenoe and example were always
forgood, and her genial, kindly and hoe•
phobia disposition endeared her to all
who enjoyed her acquaintance. She will
be much missed in ohuroh work and in
social circles here, and her memory will
long and lovingly be cheriebed by many.
131ere 10.
Blyth fair -Oolober 011 and 7011.
John F. Nivine has returned to Blyth
and ie again in charge of the eleotrio
light plant,
Mies 0. A. Taylor is in Clinton temp-
orarily teaching in the public school ow•
ing to the illness of Miss Turner, one of
the regular timbers.
Mies Mamie Livingston left for Exeter.
She will have charge of the milifoery de-
partment of a targe Ettore in that village
during the owning Beason.
A. H. Plummer met with gond 0000088
in the pony aloes at Toronto fair. He
secured tirot prize for one-yoar•old filly
or gelding, and third prize for 816111ke 14
hands and under.
Mies Millie Bell, mined daughter of
John W. Bell, of Blyth, was married in
Memorial ohuroh, Londoe,on Monday Of
last week to John W. Bromlev, of De.
rol6. Rev. 0. H. P, Owen, of Lnaknow,
performed the marriage oereniony.
Division court wee held in Industry
hall on Monday, of last week with Hie
Heuer Judge Holt presiding, The only
mate settled was the Bait of Wm. Deacon
vs. Watson & Emigh. This WAS a jury
case, and Butt was brought by the plain.
tiff against the defendants to 400ove!
410,0, balance due on oontraot, Deten•
dente eounter•olnlmed. Jury (Retained
plaintil'e claim and defendant's mantel'.
claim. Both partiee pay their own 0oete.
R. Vanotone, of Winebam, appear(' for
the plaintiff, and Wm, Proudfoot, K. 0.,
of Goderdoh, for the defondante. The
onset of James Barr ve. Elam Living.
aton, and Elitm Livingaion ve, Village of
Blyth, County of Huron and Andrew
MoNally were adjourned until next
court.
Enough eubsoribere have enrolled their
names to (statue the oonne0tion of Miboh•
ell and Monkton by telephone,
Tho Anglican Bi,hope of Ontario
issued it letter., endorsing nnivereity ted.
enation, to he nand in ohurohee through.
out the Protin0,,.
The amiiveroary Lorviaee of the Bap.
tier church, Atwood, were held last Sun.
day, Rev. 8.31 Greig, B. 4, of Veen.
burg being the preacher. The oolleetions
amounted to $00.
Owing to tab being able to gat sans.
tnotory tendero and to the lateness of
are never made against feed supplied by
Alf. Basher. All stook like it and thrive
ou it, and it is pronounced by all intel-
ligent broadens to be in0ompariably the
best sold. Try a sample lot and you will
never feed anything but our Raffia porn
and este.
Alf. Baeyer.
ALLAN LINE
Liverpool and Leudemderry
Royal sit Steamers
Plum now
MONTREAL Qnlrpna
Pratorian Seht.10 5 a m. Sept. 10 105,ra
Bavarian 20 6 20 4
Ionian 001. e 0 " Oot. 5 10 "
BATES OF PASSAGE
let Cabin -Ionian (Winter rate) 560 and
upwards ; Pretorian 305 and upwards ; Bdv-
ariau $75 and upwards.
End Cabin -Liverpool and Londonderry -
841.50 to 34250. according to steamer.
and Claes-825 and 826 --Liverpool, Derry,
Belfast, Glasgow, London.
Through tickets to South Africa.
Montreal to Glasgow direst-Siorlian Wed-
nesday, Sept. 10, at clay -light; Corinthian,
Oot, 7111, tat day-ligut. 1st cable, 850 and
apward0 ; 2nd cabin, 805 ; sed cabin, 825..
W. u. ICFIRE,
Agent, Brussels.
sannituassmsaranottes
HAVING PURCHASED THE
Brussels Woollen Factory
and fully fitted it up with new Looms, Spinning Machines
and other necessary Machinery, we are prepared to pur-
chase any quantity of Wool for ca`Sh or exchange for goods.
We have in stock a large assortment of-
- All -wool Blankets,
—White and Gray Sheetings,
-Plain Flannels,
-Checked Flannels,
- Fancy Shirtings,
-Ladies' Wool Dress Goods,
-Light and Heavy Tweeds,
Underwear for Men and Boys,
-Men's and Boys' Stockings,
-Ladies' and Children's it
-Boys' Sweaters,
-Yarns, all kinds and colors.
,WE WANT TOUR PATRONAGE.
W. & J. LOCKBJIDGE
BRUSSELS WOODEN FACTORY.
200 r.UGGIES
Must be Sold this Season.
Buggies,
The Finest
lint; to be seen
in any town
Carriages
in Ontario
will be founa';
at -.pe--'
Ewan & Co.'s Warerooms
TURAIBEF4RY 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 ryas stock before purchasing.
—Satisfaction assured, Prides right.
.. ARDS •
the eeaaot, it he ondet0taod that the m• i %XJ 1J0.
i!wrJ•
Imrgemont of rho CVfndaor hotel, Strut.
ford, will eat be made able mow,
P E. r,,i S S,.f.;J L S.
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