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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-11-5, Page 51'ov. 5, 1903 BUSINESS LARDS, l ONRY TO LOAN AT fi PEl~+ goat, L 1i. $OOi'T, llrngoelo, MoORMJIa N— v V • Issuer of Marriage Licensee, Of. tin at Gr000ry,Turnberryttreet, 11r11oosle, ��tb RMi3 FOB € ALE—`J.'IIL 'UN• rDniternNan loan 6oyera1 gogd Uarmp for •sate and to rout, oast' tnroso, 133 Townallips 111 stouts and limy, O' S, 8OO'1'1',Bruoeel C. 0. IP. court Princess Atox '1 sail!d,e , 00o0 No. BruOa !s l 0 meets u their Dodge e r k. g !loom BlaO- hilleac Block, mouth, t 6 o'ol end )sat Tuesdn bl.'t h of alwa s welc00me, JAS, UISGESg brethren always welcome, JAS, BURGESS, C.R. WALTER SMITH, R. 8, M• 'MORRISON! Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, —TEACHER OV— PIANO -' AND - ORGAN, zaxvsems...�., oaa r, ROBERT OUNNINGHAMO INOna0Nan, FIRE AND MARINE_, GUELPH. J. LECKIE, LIFE AND FIRS INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, MONEY TO LOAN AT 4i, 49 Si 5 Per Cent. Office over Horsley's Drug Store, Nov. Ord,1082, • 00.801 Brnseela, Wellington Mutual Fire feet/ramie Co., mamma= 1840 In0ol'ance taken on the each end premium note eyotem at current rates. Before fueur• leg elsewhere call on the undersigned A gent of the Company. GEORGE 1100ERS, Brussels. AUCTIONEERS. hB. SCOTT AB AN AUOTION• a nza, will sell for hotter prices, to better men in lose time and lees charges than any other Auctioneer In East Huron or be won't charge anything. Dates and ordure pan alwayo be arranged at tole oiItoe or by pereanal application. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,- - The undersigned, who is well acquainted throughout the moat part of the County and oho hue bed Matinees with a large Mr - ole of farmers in and around this l0oaltty, begs to inform the 0ommnnity that he has token out an Auctioneer's Eupnea for the County of Huron and offers his 80r410e9 to all purposing to hold ea,ee, THOS. NEWSOME, Brussels. VETERINARY. T. • D. WARWICK— Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis- eases of domestluated animals in a oompet- ent manner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry,0a110 promptly at- tended to. Office and Inurmary—Fonr doors North of bridge, Turnberry )t., Brussels, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. AAT M. SINCLAIR-- • Barrister, Solioltor, .Oonveyaneer, Notary Publio, &o. Offioe—Stewart's Blook 1 doorNnrth of Central Hotel, Solicitor for the Standard Bank, DF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, SOL- . .IOITOR,.&o , BitUSSELS.— LiMee over Standard Bank ; Solicitor for Township of Grey, 0019109 Mutual and the Metropolitan Bank. Private anti company money to loan at lowest rut00, MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M' NAUQH.TON. M. 11., O, M„ Po Trinity Universityy,Fellow Trinity Medioal be Oofege, Member College of Phyototaue and Burgeons Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col. dt lege of 1''hyetotane and Licentiate of Mid- au wifery Edinburggh. farTolepboge No.14, R0sid' enee—M1l1 street, Brueoele. AB1U08,,L8 POST of the rig were the eve int t the ditch, grope. They intend tailing in a few hell and '114 le already patterua 1, and it al GET THE r PAYS dP with lite result t et Air, tit, ole had lila eights about Toronto awl the lee I. be o.ly , 1e munching of the t + 11 lG H 1',M S arm brok CENTRAL / se STRATFORD, ONT. Beat pinup in Canada for 000uring a thorough busin00s eduoatiou or a g. superior shorthand ttrobdug,. Our lit graduates are always g oatrsu 010o io as a olio get- Q 9 �" ` ting t100ittou0, Thislollop/tliu tkgy ex- ghee its students more than theyy ex- Li peat, Write for catalogue, tauter this month If possible. P a e. W. J. ELLIOTT, Prinotpal. Pf I � 43istritt �C Uas, I31 s'ti*, Mice Berta Carder and Mies Ella Met. calf were the del. gates from Trinity (thumb to the Anglican Young People's 0ouvention in London last week, Rev. James Hussar, B, D„ of Holmes. vine, gave an address on "Forward Move. meat" before the Epworth League of Blyth Methodist church on Tuesday ev• ening of last week. Ou Bentley, Nov. 8th, the anniversary of the Blyth Methodiet church will be held. Rev. H. M, Manning, of Clinton, will preaoh morning and evening. The oongregation is being asked for am offer- ing of $160, the eutire amount of indebt. (iciness on the ohareh property. I'r'o'Vo'b re Cf. ;'e. W. H. Code, of Galt, wee spending a few days with hie mother, Mre, R. Code. Neil MoNoil, of Lakelet, spent a few days visiting his sister, Mre, Thome Clark. Misses Gertie and Maud Vanetarte, of Listowel were the guests of Mrs. Imago Whaley. Mies Amanada Code was spending a few days visiting her uncle and aunt in Harrioton. Mre. J. W. Holmes, of 011 Spring°, also Master Gordon, are visiting at the home of R. Sutton, Rohl. Stewart left for Port Hope where he hair secured a 000003110n as teacher in a High School. Mra. Rowe and Mies Sara Witmer, of Elkhart, lradianna, are vi,itiog their par. este, J. 0. Witmer. Exeter, Mre. E. J, Speakman attended the W, 0. T. U. Oonventioo. held last week at St. Thomae. Invitations have been issued by the Baolleture and llrnediote of Exeter to an ae,embly in Gidloy's Opera Haase, on Monday eveniug, November 9.11. Fred. Smith, au emplyee of Bowden t4 MODonnoll, had the mieforiune to have one of the big stallions etep on his foot on Tuesday of last week. 8.,me of the bones are enppooed to be broken and be suffers ooneiderable pain in the member. John Bell, moo of Robb, Bell, Con. 6, Ueborne, met with a painful accident to one of hie knees. It seems he wee using a drawiug knife when it slipped and (tame in contact with hie knee clotting a severe pelt, w11foh required several, stir - ahem to olose. The many friends of Geo. Davis, an old and highly reepeeted resit ent of town, will learn with regret that be Buffered o severe stroke of paralyeit on Wednesday of last week and hie condition at present is anything but favorable towards recov- ery, AU one aide of his person is com- pletely paralysed. E. G. Blaine, of the Blaine Harrow Manufacturing 0o., of Toronto, visited Exeter with a view to the establishment of hie factory here. A public meeting woe held at which a large number of rate payers were present. After hearing Mr. 13laine'a proposition, which was that $10,000 worth of stook should be sob. scribed by the citizens of Exeter to secure the indaetry, a committee was appointed to ioveotdgate the propoeitiou'.itnd report. On inveetigat.ion the oommittee oonolnd- ed that if sufficient stook aonld be sub- eoribed to secure a controlling interest r local ohoreholdere, the reenit would oatlefaotory end so reported. The faculty wow appears to be in selling Siatent stock in Exeter. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. PEILCD, 1)80101sT Graduate of 'the Royal college of Dental Burgeons of Ontario and ferns -plass Honor Graduate of Toronto University, 001oe neat to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, . BRUSSEI'A. 30en.lort1o. Mre. W. A. Crich i0 in Harrieton spending a couple of weeks with friends there. J. Soots Hays, son of T. E.Have, won the aoho'arehip at the recent Entranoe examination, which entitles him to a year's free tuition, Thee. Daly has dieposed of his grocery business in i9gmondvllle to Wm. Abet. hart and will open up businese in the 00ote on Main attest he recently purobaO from the Megary estate. bhn Paterson has linseed the store in Mooeted's blook, formerly (Jeoapied by oft Bros„ andIsfit0iag it opfor the nufnoture of candy and oonfeotionary, el will also have a candy atone, making hie own stook. ohn MoTavieh who ham been in the ploy of hie unole, E. Mol+aul, for the t twelve yeare, hag been prevailed up by hie brother, Newton McTavish, of 01real, to go to that pity and give his' eutioa to oommeroisl journalism. iioa, E Hays disposed of a steer to o. Dale, of the Heron road, Tooker. h, This animal weighed 1,720 lbs, was Bold at four andhalf bents a f one a ed. A'Ithongh it is Daub a monster es never been fad a pound of •meal, competent judger] think that when it will ette01y weigh 2,560 pounds. re. Robs, Torubull met with a 00109 t orlon accident. She wagetanding oplatform taking I g o otbea o� a reel n the wind blew the reel around, trlking her on the head mud throwing ler down. She ho(1 a rib frootpred and eoeived other injuries, brat ie getting lore n0oely. Mrs. Ttanballit 70. years I Age. John Steele, a boiler mailer at the San. °Nth engine wmke,.mot with a painful oaitteat Monday night of Net week, odor ,rather 'peoullar airoametaooee. e man 030000 to 0110 boiler worke a• t 0itf o'olook that evening, and told foeeblan that Mx, Beli had gent hip! eta man to go nut Into the eo0ntry x hie boiler, Mr. Steele woe ae0ign- o the job, and, ao aeon as be got sup. he atoned North with the fellow,, , in the meantime, had stowed away north fire water. They, hadn't gone for before the horlo got beyond the rel of the driver, and obe occupants MAKE UP YOUR MIND edJt TO ATTIOND -Ho LlSTOWEL / // so an all em pas on Mo aft T Qs 0101 and you itis and fns 05 who on 0930 a 0 a u Som bout the to g to 11 ed t per, who �/��ry^}��f�i ton • AMENT ,A: oo yt Fall. Term begins b s oat Two Courses—Commercial and Sorthand.. Send for College Journal. 0. A. S'LEMING, A. L. McINS'YBB, President, Secretary, ;a �3 liisi� 4JOhUffbHt Red Cedar Singles 0830---,- North Shore .Pirie and Cedar FOB $AL1 AT THE Brussels Planing1�ills, Alert Doors and Sash of ail Yat tune an hand 00 made to order at Short Notice. EeU.mates Fnrniohed for all kinds of Buildiugo. Workman. ehfp and Material Gllarantaed, t nave l 0p in two 11 sees. A 1100010105• noirway hon.0, n tl,. 0• , , ', for the big 0330 la 1.e 00arl• ity of the pate is til et 11,', 11.1l lied not ; D. Crier; •115 ,goal b•3r,,.-ee .her at, ad, peen t1 9 a 0,alaawl PaCBOn e1ge I tendeded the fairs n6 Mtui , Y,!!atriatou hu:<' ,,i,111111113 boob 330 h nvllrale urpantthe work+, ho saw him, know ' end Gorriu with n mut ,30 tousle Ianee° Shooting a (mod the harbor, sows of it by biro, tend, as yet, they have bean unable and parried off the red tivket for each' inexperluuoad bands, Ibab many of those to and out who he is. eel et all the ehowe. nits le good work. I at the !amber piles and other worke Although nut nnexpeoted the deoeuee thoa4100 their lives endangered, end when 01 Mrs. ()hag. MoLeugttlin, one of the loot week, a Aergon declared be heard the pleasant of Howtok, oam0 with no small whisks of a baliet passing by l)rrn, it was pang of sorrow and regret to her ag•^d partner trod her family, dile had been ailing for mune lime and passed away Bat ur dsY evening, Out,24, in Yea.. Dae d g ase wan bar inn. laet nRoler, N. X 033 Deo: 9, 1828, anti moved 00 Durham 000oty about :1$45 with her paren00. Here she 4900 married to Ohas, Mat,10 t. fin on April '29, 1852. They lived re Durham till May, 1855, when they Name to Bowiok, eeoured o farm near Ford• wioh and lived on it for 42 years. The aged couple retired about six years ago to Fordwioh to spend the rest of tbeir days in ease and g'ietness. In addition to her husband she leaves six eons, John J„ Wm., Alex , and Jae., of Howiok ; Alfred, of Independence, Oregon, and Thoth, of Tometown, Nipissing ; and four daughters, Mies Emma A„ of Arrow River, Man., Eire, W. A. Edwards, of Fordwloh, Mre. J. Fleming, of Arrow River, Mar!„ and Mrs. J. Hunt, of Loe Angeles, Cal., and 07 grandchildren, and one great grandoltild. She was very kindly in her manner, a true wire and a loving mother. The funeral took place an Tneedoy afternoon and was largely attended. Rev. A. B Dobson aondooted the funeral servioe and preaobed a suit. able sermon in the Presbyterian °herob. Rev, D. Rogere assisted in the service. The pelf bearers were Thomas Gibson, G. Mee, J. Soots, J. Henneberg, Alex. Graham and R. Carter. 1..01.430.0000tl. W. LJ. Dinning is nearly fully reoovered from Iia remelt ilhlo+e, and is able 00 be down to hie 00520 agaiu, Geo. Levee, who hue been working in Fordwioh, hue returned to to wnhaving apoePted pooltion with the LiatoweI F°reitere Company, D. II. Meridian, hoe mold his fifty nate form on the Elm+, boundary East to Abet Tindall, and ha, per0baeed John Adams' 100 lore farm on the let oonoaeeion of Elms at a good figure, A. J'. Hamilton, who had hie bare burned in June last bar raised hie new one. It le an ettoelleut frame, 60x76 18,, and when it le 0omp'eted will rank amongst the find borne of the oommunl0y, The resignation of Rev. A. J. Saunders of the Baptist Chetah has been 0nnoau0- ed. The gentleman has been in oharge ofLietoweland Atwood Baptist emigre. nations for the pest three and a half years We understand that he ie likely to go to the Northwest. Mre, Alexander, wife of John R, Alex. ander, of the 201.1 oonoaeeion, Wallace, who watt terribly injured in a runaway eooidentabout four weeks ago, died on Monday of loot weak. She had jest lett home when the aooident happened. The horse which oho was driving becoming frightened from some unknown ouune, ran away, upsetting the two'wbeeled vehicle into the ditch, Mrs. Alexander being thrown on her head, Entailing 00noae• mon of the brain ; her right arm was oleo badly fraotnred. She never folly regained ooneotou0neee after the accident, bat ooutinued to grow worse until death came to her release, IdCenfscl,ll, Fred, Eorett, formerly of thie plane, is in Seattle where he bolds a carpenter foremanship ut $4 a day. Geo, Moiweo, M. P., has returned to town and will remain among 09 till next session of parliament whiob promisee to be a abort one. ' Anniversary aervioee of Rippon Metho. diet church on Sunday, November 8, fol- lowed by a fowl supper on the following Monday evening. The prospects for the establishment of a marriage factory in Heneall were Lever brighter einoe the movement was under. taken, than at present. Geo, 141oEwen has gone op to the Soo section prior to returning home after the Ion' parliamentary term. He may make some pm -abases of timber while up in that seotio31. Will. Gilchrist is home on a visit after 1 spending a oonple of years in the West. Ho visited Alaska where bio brother Charley is at present working. He lire bete in Seattle for some time but states that times are getting bad there, as at. Wined by 3000 empty hooaee and thous. mule of mechanics beiug out of employ- ment. The Observer says t--0. Linder, leader of the band, took hie departure from town and ie now toasted et Toiedo, Ohio. He took with him a good cornet and almost the entire stook of mu io belonging to the institution. It ba would return the cor- net and the mae0o the boys would forgive hie abrupt manner ofleaviug. The boys met on Thuredoy night and elected Will, Miller, leader for the present and intend to praoliee right Along. Vord wick. Builder and Montgomery received two oars of (tattle from Manitoulin Ieland. Mr, Wilson, of Toronto, 0038 a Duller at W. Oootell'e on Friday and Saturday Leat. Mre. Musgrove and Mime Rolpb and Hood, of Blnevale, were visitors at the pareonag0. Sergeant Castel', of the Hamilton Polio Foroe, hoe been visiting his broth. 8r Wm Castell, E. G. Cola, who went to Manitoba about a month ego, has returned to Toronto, not liking the West. The new schoolhouse of S. S. No. 11, Howlett, (Oooper'e school) will be opened by a public entertainment on Friday, Nov. 6th. Every house here is rumpled and there ie a demand for comfortable dwell- ings that mould be purchased for a Moder, ate euro, say about $1200. 0 Wade, bloolwmith, had red mangel ou exhibition last week in hies/lop, which had been kept in his root house from loot year. It was iu a good state of preserve. tio)). The Royal Template have decided to hold their 611111141 rally on Menday evening, Nov. Oth, and have sent invita- tions to Harrieon and Listowel Coattails to be preeent on that oo00eion. Dr, Spence, formerly of this plane, has bought out a drag }maltase in Luoknow which he will carry 00 in connection with hie preotiee there, The Dr. woe a good fel'ow and 0e wish him deserved 0000000, The Preebyterion elude are nearing completion, and when flub/lied will be snug quartets for the bones both Sum mer andinto V r while V the t be eonro align g g is tvorsb0pptug ie their neat, oommod Ione edifloe, Wm. Brown received 921,16 in prize winn10ga at Bewiolc fair this year—the largest menu) obtained by any a Bibi• tor. Mre, W. H. Rele, Wtng(tom, reeeiv. ed 42 prizee at H'owiek fair- this year— tho'largeet noipber obtained by anyone. Quarterly meeting service was held in the Metbodiot church on Sunday last. The day was favorable and attendaooe good. The pretor preached on the "Sufferings of Christ" and in the evening on the "forty life and Uooveroion of Tereus", R, i], McCallum hu pnroijaeed the vii• loge bakery from J. R. Ward. We he. speak it liberal patronage for the new baker, 141r. Ward bee had charge of the bakery ever three yeero and trade it a semen, He will engage ao relievieg uprose agent en the 0. P. la. at present, B, C. and Mre, Madera, of Camden, New Jersey U. S., were the guests of D. B. Milne, 11011 con. They wore never in Canada before and expreooed th0meolveo 190 hi kly pleased with thio part of Canaria and 0a0 front 9110 greet number of large borne with snob $ue stabling and, eo maul nine briolt henries as theysaw both about here and on the way ooming they thought the farmers of Canada must be a lot of..induetriouo and thrifty people and thought from the large crop of turnips, mangers and porn that the land here two capable of producing great Goer lat. Speoial 00rvi(tBB are being held in the Gerrie Methodist ohnroh. The Forester block ie .beiug fitted up for the Bank of Hamilton. Tboo 1vloLanghlin, of Brown City, Minh., hi in town renewing old acquaint 0neee. T. D. Edger returned home on Tues. day eveniog of last week from Ids trip to the West. Township Oounail will meet again 033 the third Weduaeday in November, in the Tp. Hall, Gerrie. R. !toes, tax oolleoter for the Western divioion of the township, is handing the ratepayers their tax bill,, Mine Martha Keine returned home on Wednesday evening from an extended visit with Mende in Megaton and Toron• to. St. Stephen's oburoh oongregation have deujded to pub a furnace in the reot0ry and the Dame will be done immediately. John Milson received word that his brother, a boy about 18 years old, had hie leg broken by beiug mixed up in a runaway auaideut at $inborn. Mine Hy. 800dereen and Mre. Amos 'Doan were in Goldstone a few days attending the funeral of the lattere'e brother which took plane on Sunday of last week. The Gerrie Branch of the Upper Canada Bible Sooiety held ire annual meeting in the Gorrie Methodist Church on Sunday evening, Rev. A B. Dobson, of Fordwioh, and the resident ministers were present and delivered addressee. J. J, Montgomery, Orange Hill, hal rented hie 150 sore farm to John Krueller fora term of five years. He retsina the house and garden for his own pee and the 80 acres whish he recently nunhood from hie uncle, Alex, Montgomery, for grazfug purposes. He will likely buy cattle. t�. AQ e rich. The Engine Werke shipped an engine to Detroit laet,week. ' E, Belober has Bold out hie bakery hue. ine00 to Boy N. Harrieon. The 8. 0. E., will start a Juvenile lodge in connection with their order here. Botcher W. T. Marney has installed e three•boree power gasoline engine for ohoppi05 Francine. The new eaperiotendent of the elevator le John Shaw, of Winnipeg, who entered on hie duties on Monday. W. 0. Goode is having some floor show oases put in hie elore and will have them ilinminated with eleotrieity. The Goderiob Knitting fsotory ie stilt a buoy hive, its full staff being engaged on what are mostly repeat orders. Geo, and Mre. Acheson were in St. Thomae, where Mre. Aoheaou was attoud- iug the Ontario. W. 0. T, U. oonventiou, The Lake Huron and Manitoba Milling Co. i0 putting in a conveyor to unload care of grain tram the R. R. track with• out handling. Sea pigeons have been gathering in the harbor all last week, and it is said their appearance betokens an early Winter, though it may be the minnows the are the attraotion. The London collegiate Inetilute have challenged for the Hough pup and the match between the ofinteo holders and the London 0120110030re Will probably epee off shortly. A great pleasure 6o many of the older residents of the town wae the visit of S. 0. Curry, who has been spending ug the poet week 13.•r0. It is twenty years oinne Mr, Currie left Goderiob tot Winnipeg, The other day Robb. 'Voting wee 9000• ing a eeven.inph beech etiok when the Frew otrquk what proved to be a email abode embedded in the wood right next the heart. The otiok wag pet featly sound and how the atone got there la a my06ery. We were pleased to learn the other day that two former Goderioh hoym, Arthur Sheppard, formerly of Hodgene Bros atom, end Will Robinson, son of Capt. Wm, Aob.lceont wits Event Weet mime time ago, are new in heftiness tion their own hoak.t T eY have groo ery bo ai• Pass in Winnipeg, 17enryHuntber, 9011 03 polios Magis. trate Idutpber, is building up n very 0110. 00000301 bnoineee at Leduc, Alberta, The naw binolt which be has been building is completed and be bite moved into it and has the remainder of the block 000apied by tenants. That portion of the oomttry i0 making rapid growth, and Mn Kuru. bar i0 growing along with it. A few dnyo may cep the keel of a atearnor pieced at Morlton'o ship yard on the ielaud, The proposed vont loin be the same length as the Manitou, built last Winter, but will be two feet wider and one foot deeper, giving a greater freight capaoity and betterleabin a000mmedation, She will be engined and maoh0ned by the Gederioh Cngine 0o„ and Will no doubb thought to be time to atop the dangerous pra0110n, and a letter wee out to the Town 0t'unoil wbioh bad the desired olie nt awcruln6 notice t oe oto g printed and d pigtail up argon1 town. The following figures with reference to the Moan ea done at the Huron registry ethos are from the report of the inspect or of registry aloes for the year 1902 Total ogmber of 4n/tram-rite registered, 4,118 ; face therefor, 94,651 05. These ivatrumente eonoiet of ; Patents, 1 ; deeds, 1,861 ; mortgagee, 0,024 ; die. obmrgee of mortgagee, 1,129 ; wine, 181 ; Wages, 5 ; meohanioe' liens, 12 ; other instruments, 416. There were 1,046 aearehee made, Groin amou0t of feee earned for 1902, $6,086 70 ; oat amount of tees received by registrar, $2,888 01. 1,1aIdtiietop. Revival meetings have been in pro, great. at Bethel oborah for some time. Juo. and Mre. MoGavin and little daughter have arrived home from Monito• ba. Whi'e there they visited Mre. Mo. Gavinlo two eistere,Mrs.A. Young and Mre. J. Y. Campbell, at Cyprus River, and at Souris, Hartley, Lauder and Mel. iso. Tbey %dolled a great many Out Enloe lived around Leadbory and also visited friends at Portage- la Prairie and at Gilbert Plaine. They spent two weeks with Mre. McGavin'e two brothers, Joseph and William Barry, and while there they meta great many from thio part of the oonetry. Beery Howse, 8rd ooh., opposite George Grays, bad the miefortn a to have his stable burned early Friday morning, Oat. 28rd. Mr Howes is employed with Robert Govenlook, jr. About five o'olook be went to Mr. Goveelook'a to attend to the team which he was working. On retnruing for breakfast he noticed his stable on fire. Before he could get to it the fire was eo far advanced that he mould 1305 get any- thing out. The °entente were all burned, ooneiating of a bore°, pall, buggy, hareem) and stable utensils. The stable is a new one. The origin of the fire ie unknown. Clinton.. The annual meeting of the Bible So ciety was held in the Baptist church. The opeoial aervioee in Weeley oburoh are still being oontiuued with growing interest. Daring a rout wind storm one of the awninge in front of Hodgene Bros.' afore was torn loose and blown against one of the plate glues windows and smashed it. David Cantelon Saye that early in the season he tbowght he would do well if he mewed two thousand barrels of apples thio year, but he expecte that he will have ten thousand. At the last oanvooation of Trinity Uni- versity 14tiea Kathleen Gonne, who re- ceived her B. A. degree woe oleo the re. cipient of the Governor -General's medal as head of St. Hilda's College. Jas. Snell will leave here this week for Wyoming territory and Montana, taking with him three oar loads of Leioeeter sheep. Two of the 00re were parobaoed in thio tonality and one ue0r London. A little 8 year old 011i1d attending the public aobool here, had the unique plea- sure of seeing enow for the firSt time in her life, on Monday morning of last week,. She ie the daughter of Rev. Mr, Priest 0005 vieiti0g here, and woe horn in India, where anew is never seen. The augel of death invaded the borne of Walter and Mre. Manning on Tuesday morning of last week and took to its long home where grief he unknown their infant eon, Herbert, bot eleven months old. It took but 86 hours illness to cast the in. evitable upon this bright promit0g little fellow, starting first with some intestinal trouble, and ending in death from a dimes of the brain, The provisional directors of the now nearly dead pork packing and oold etorage undertaking are threatened with a law suit from one of its stook solicitors. There is a 00388810n involved in this talk. ed of suit that may interest all of the etaok-tokere, and that ie to what extent they are all liable for the expenses in. aurred in the undertaking as far 00 the floating of the scheme had gone. D. Cautetou baa neared a settlement with the partie0 in the Old Country, who were indebted to him for an apple deal. The amount involved was some $6000 and they offered bin $4000, which he has accepted through his lawyer. Mr. Centel. ou found it would be neoeeeary for him to go to the Old Country to proeeonte the mutt, and he oonoluded that he would be jut fie well off in the end by accepting their offor. Lord Dondooald and Col. Biggar have started out to ohooee a eito for the new militia training °amp, John Borneo, aeeietaut poetrester at Bonense, has been arrested for stealing lettere from the ut0ile. Robert $Dale, a blind man, tell over the bridge on Somerset street, Ottawa, to the railway traoit8 below and died from his injuries after being removed to the hospital, Premier Roblin, of Manitoba, who is in Montreal, 0aye the people of the Province benefitted to the extant of ope million dollars by the Government's railway pol1gy this year. -aro•+. ioe Turkeys The undersigned effete 8 oaths per pound, and the nee of market, for any quantity of live turkeys between now and the time of ship menu about the end of November. Delivery at Drnsaels. Highest pekoe will also be paid for Live Chicken°, Backe, Fowl and Catlett, The letter either alive or dry plucked, For further partiau10r0 enquire of B. McLAUCHLIN EW "�� Metall the Manitou fn eteadiuees and "' s "tial YY AoV ScCO epeod. The material i9 saraband for her t 1G»4 13 R 11 S S T1,: L so fo Y V .LV (Xi V t f aL.YTH, GREAT FUR R E UI.BI We received a large Ointment' of Fore thio week which makes our dealt employe in ell lines of Men's Fur Ooate, Ladies' Jaokete in Astrachan Irleutrio Seal soil Greenland Seal, Eto„ Ladies' Oitllarinos, R9fte, Mgffe, ' Oapo, Bot, We buy our Fere threes from the monufenturers at the lowest prioes for spot °ash and sive our ouetomere the benefit of aur °lose. buying, Below we quote a few prion wbieh will give you some idea of the geode we uarry. We will be pleased to show you am Furs whe)her you pre ready 60 buy or not. Buy Your Furs Early There /s No Choke Like First Choke, Ladies' Astraoban Jaokete in large end email nloee glossy earl, lined with heavy mercerized Italien cloth, 26, 28, 80, and 80 lushes long, in all 0tzee, at 925, 980, 900, $40 and 946. Lediee Bloom seal Jackets, in More rich glossy .fur, lined .with heavy satin, at $86 and $40. Ladies' Greenleod Beat Jaokete, 01090 heavy fur, lined with heavy satin, nicely quilted, a very stylish garment, at $S2 60 sed 987.60. Sable Ruffs, long trout, in three lengths, 10 tails, ohain fastenings, at 910, 912.50 and $18,60. Rook Martin Ruth, 6 tails, ohoin feeteeioga, $6. German Mink Ruffe, 6 tails, ohain taeteoinge, 98 75. E.eotria Seal Raffia long front, 8 tails, ohain faeteuioge, in different lenglhe, at 94, 94 50 and 05. Thibet Boas, 96 Mabee long, in black and white, $7.60. A full range of :Ruffe and Oaperines, $1, 81.50, $2.60, 96.60 and 90. Men's Siberian Dog Coate ut $18, 920 and $22. Men's Oalf Coats, in all Blues, at 900 and 900, THE WEEKLY GLOBE Canada's Great Illustrated Weekly. A leading feature of The WRRTLY GLoB$ to be added this fall will be an Eight -Page Illustrated Supplement ON SUPERCALENDERED PAPER. For the production of this great paper an immense new electrotyping, photo -engraving and printing plant has been added to The Globe's mechanical equipment. This will make The WRRTLv GLOBR unques- tionably the most desirable home paper in Canada. Arrangements have been made whereby our readers can secure this superb Weekly and their own local favorite paper at the specially favorable rate of XL60 Balance of 1903 Free to New Subscribers Magri 4112110 411:::110 31ral HAVING PURCHASED THE Brussels Woollen Factory - and fully fitted it up with new Looms, Spinning Machines and other necessary Machinery, we are prepared to purr, 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 Sheetings, —Plain Flannels, —Checked Flannels, —Fancy Shirtngs, —Ladies' Wool Dress Goods, —Light and Heavy Tweeds, —Underwear for Men and Boys, -Men's and Boys' Stockings, —Ladies' and Children's " —Boys' Sweaters, —Yarns, all kinds and colors. ,WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE. W. & J. LOOKRIDGE BRUSSELS WOOLLEN FACTORY. 200 BUGGIES Must Buggies, The Finest line to be seen in any town be Sold this Season. Carriages Ontario with be found atm-' Wan & Co.'s W arerooms TURNBERRY STREET', BRUSSELS. —We have a full line, dealingwith SBVEtN of the e beat Manlifliew tories in Canada, besides our own make of rigs. '--You can save money by examining our stock before purchasing. —Satisfaction assured. Prides right. BRUSSELS. SSELS.