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MAY 8, 1900
A. NOW Bicycle
$25OO!
We will sell you the beat Morale
in the world for the money, on trial.
for from 1 to 5 months, and at the
end of the time you can keep the
Wheel or return it as yon ohoo, e.
We would not de this with every.
Wheel but we are not afraid to do it
with the Crescent We have yet to
find a better Wheel. We have ridden
them for several years and find them
the Wheel that elands up, No need
to worry about repairs as we oan get
them easily if required, but the
beauty of it le they are seldom re.
goired. We oan get you a brand
new Wheel—nota Crescent though—
for $25,00, if yon want one cheaper
yet.
G. A. Deadman,
Agent for Crescent Bioyclee.
For Spraying
We have Paris Green, Sul-
phate of Copper ;'(Bluestone) for
Spraying purposes, Have you
had our latest prices. Special
quotations in quantifies.
For Disinfecting,
We have Chloride of Lime,
Carbolic Acid, Sulphate of Iron,
Soluble Phenyl, tic,, for Disin-
fecting purposes.
FOR MOTHS.
Moth Balls, Camphor or In-
sect Powder for keeping away
Moths. Anything in Chemicals
at our Drug and Book Store.
G. A. Deadman.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & B.
Traine leave Brueeele Station, North
and South, as follows;
GOING S0IITH. 00ING Nonan.
Express 7:16 am. Mail.... 2:10 p.m
Mixed... .,9:46 a.m. Eaprees 10:17 p,m
iltivs Vans,
A labial's amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
MAY.
RHUBARB pie,
Conoco, meeting next Monday evening,
Mrr,nA&Y Concert next Taeeday even -
ins.
A. O. U. W. Friday evening of this
week.
Qucax's Birthday oomee on Thursday
thie year.
D. 0. Rose has put up a new awning at
hie store.
TBE fire engine was taken oat 'Monday
afternoon and the hose Meted.
T. P. StaTH, the optical specialist,
will be at Foxe Drug store, Brunets,
ou Wednesday, May 16th,
NEW parasols, umbrellas, shirt waiete,
sailor hate and other seasonable goods at
A: Btraoban'e, See hie advt. next week.
PETITION ie being oironlated fora new
clement sidewalk on the North side of
William etreet. It may be pretreated to
the Council next Monday evening.i
THE street watering °art made he first
appearance on Mooday morning and not
before it wae needed either as the dust
was flying in good style on Friday and
Saturday.
IT ie stated that Inepeotor Robb bee
purchased the } acre lot South of the
Norton terrace, oorner of Turnberry and
Queen etreets. We understand he will
baild a stable on it and put up a new
fence. The property belonged to Dr.
Holmes, Go. Treasurer, Goderioh.
Fool ball praotioe le all the go these
evenings on Victoria Park. Bruesele
Pobiio school club is also getting in
shape for play and will be generalled by
the following officiary • — President,
Principal Cameron ; Secretary -Treasurer,
W. Rooke ; Committee, R. Beattie, G.
Bewley and J. L. Kerr ; Captain, Jas.
Lines.
HYMENEAL: Wedneeday Of this week
Joseph Hooter, of Detroit, formerly of
Brussels, sad Mise Eve Rueeell were
united in marriage at Sheldon, Card.
well Go. The many old friends of the
groom in Brueeele and locality will be a
unit in wishing him and hie bride long
years of happinese and prosperity, Tac
Pose throwe an editorial slipper after
them.
Tac Budden and prononnoed changes of
• weather call to our mind the following
poetic but not very grammatical hint
that should be borne in mind by throw
who are always free to part with their
heavy clothing :—
°I've gone and took my flannels off
Before the let of June,
. And now I have a dreadful "cot"
Alas 1 it was too soon."
TROUT.—Quite a number of the local
anglers betook themselves to the various
trout and base streams in this neighbor-
hood early Tuesday morning. There is
a conflict between the Dominion and
Provincial laws regarding the first day of
the trout season, the former saying the
season opens an May 1, and the letter
that the close Beason ende on May 1, "in.
illusive." However, most anglers choose
to accept the Dominion's ruling in the
matter.
Bid SarrMENT.—Wednesday there was
a large number of farmers from the
neighboring locality in town delivering
cattle for Messrs. Hamilton & McLean.
14 care were shipped, all going to Buffalo
where they will be fed for export. Mr.
Hamilton missed the train from Wing -
ham, whither he had gone to get a•cbeque
cashed, so had to drive the 14 miles and
consequently there was a delay in wait.
ing his arrival with the money before the
sellers could get away to their homes.
It was a big shipment meaning the die -
homing of possibly $15,000. A apeoia]
train was run to take tht cattle to their
destination. The scene at the G. T. R.
was an animated one,
STUART—OanoaNE.—Hamilton Speota-
tor : A quiet hone wedding took plane
at Ravenswood, the residence of Mre.
Osborne, 42 Hannah -et, East, at 4.90 p.
m., Saturday, when Sarah Elizabeth
Osborne, daughter of the late William
Osborne, was married to John Hamilton
Stuart, manager of the Bank of Hamil•
ton at Lietoweh Be,. Neil McPherson
conducted the ceremony, whioh was wit-
nagged only by relatives and immediate
frionda of the happy couple. Miee Annie
Osborne attended the bride, her eieier,
and the groom wag aesieted by T. Hill-
bouee Brown, manager of the Bast end
branch of the Bank of Hamilton. The
bride wore a travelling gown of grey
olotb, grey hat and white roes buds.
The bridesmaid was gowned in pale green
grenadineover white silk. The bride
was given away by her brother, R. Bey.
eon Oeborne, Toronto. Mr, and Mrs,
Stuart, who have received many hand•
some plee8nts, take a throe menthe' trip
to 'lldrope,
Sermon Board Friday evening of next
week.
ALF. BAEir=R was at Arthur on Wednes-
day attending to the shipping of a cargo
of bogs.
$5.75 WAS paid on Tuseday for a ship•
meat of hogs. There's gold in the
portiere this Spring all right.
W. A. On10a hae purohaaed the Harry
Finn property on Mill etreet, Brussels,
and will take possession in the near
future. It is quite a cosy plana and will
make a comfortable home for the new
owner.
Tats week A. Hewitt, horse buyer,
Brueeele, is hustling for 25 cavalry horses
for South Africa, whioh he wants to ship
on Saturday with a oontingent from
Listowel to Montreal and from there to
Cape Town.
THERE were 7 members initiated in
Court Princess Alexandria, No.24, 0. 0.
F„ Brueeele, on Thursday eveoing of
last week and two more on Tuesday, with
several other applications in band.
Tbie puts tba membership up to 119.
THE POET wae pleased to receive from
Harry Crooke, formerly of Brueeele, a
program of a Canadian Couoert given in
Mendeleeobn Hall, New York, on April
20, in whioh a number of well known
Oannoke °Eioiated. "God save the
Queen," "Rale Britannia," and "The
Maple Leal" were among the numbers
presented. We presume the proceeds
went to the Patriotic Fund. This Bort
of thing should do the New Yorkers good.
PAVING CoNTRAOTe.—The Guelph Mer•
oury of April 26th says :—The Royal
Artificial Stone Paving Co., of this pity,
has been awarded paving oontraote at
Shelburne and Dundee. Work at the
latter plane will be started Monday and
at Shelburne on the 25th. The company
has also contracted for a quantity of pri-
vate work at Simooe, where the men
etarted work last Monday, and at Wing -
barn, whioh will be undertaken later on.
The work so far arranged by this com-
pany amounts to $10,000. The company
have been awarded the contract for gran-
olithio walks in Dandies, the price being
for sidewalks loo per square foot, and for
aroeeinge 1250 per square foot, the town
to furnish the water required.
PRACTICAL BEL? FOR OTTAWA AND HULL.
—A special meeting of Brueeele Council
was held in Councillor Fox's drug store
on Monday afternoon to consider the ad-
visability of aiding the fire sufferers at
Ottawa and Hall. There were preeent
heave Thomeon and Councillors Fox,
Ross and Gerry. Moved by Mr. Fox,
seconded by tor. Rosa, that the sum of
$60.00 be granted.—Carried. A cheque
was forwarded to the Relief Committee
that evening. The various ohuroheeialeo
took hold of the matter and on Wednee•
day 600 pounds of clothing, &o., were
expressed by A. Coseley, from Melville
and the Methodist °heroine to the home.
less. St. Joha'e oharob oleo sent a eon•
tribation later in the week,
Rev. G. J. ADDY desires to aoknowledge
the receipt of $29.00 towards the relief of
the Indian Famine enfferere from St.
John's °borch, Brueeele, and Si. George's,
Walton, as follows :—
St. John's B. B. Lenten offering$ 6 50
Misses Ann and Jane Kelly 5 00
Mre. John Cardiff
Mrs, McNaughton
Mre. Abay
"A Friend"
Mre. A. Walker
Mre. T. Farrow
Mre. H. Hamilton
Jae. Stratton, er
Mre. Humphries
Mre. Geo. Hamilton.......,.... 50
Mre. Hoggard
Mre. W. W. Harris
A Friend"
Miee Biernee
Poev'rovnn,—Owing to the Military
Concert date being so 01080 Eo that of the
pre/need entertainment for the Pabilo
Library, at which Miee Tessio Me0allum
wae to appear, the latter will be poet•
posed for the present. Dne notion Wili
be given of Elle future date,
MraoliAN're and othere should not
sweep paper and other refuse on to the
etreet or backyard but hero it ae the
wind very often carries the paper np and
down the etreet frightening many a
horseandlittering the places already
tidied up. A little oare and forethought
would prevent this.
A mar= of the Limns° Board of this
Riding wee held at the Central Hotel,
Brunetti, ou Wednesday of this week.
New licensee were eigned and etatemente
made os4t. Ohairman Gibson, Commie,
eiouere Mudie and Fortune and Inspect.
tor Miller were in atteudanoo, Board
will meet next Wedneeday at the Amer!.
oan Hotel, Brueeele, to oompleto their
business.
MATNxaicneux,—By notice elsewhere it
will be observed . that Cupid hae been
buoy in consummating hie work as a
match maker as on Wednesday of Wet
week, with the assistance of Rev. Mr.
Kitohing, Carman Swallow, of MoSillop,
and Miee Grace G., daughter of Wm.
Harris, of Day Mills, Algoma, and a
former well known Bruseelite, were join-
ed in the holy estate of matrimony,
May their joys be many and sorrows few.
InPROVEMENTEL—Thos, Niohol has built
a stable on the property purohaaed from
A. McLennan last Fall at the head of
John etreet.—D. Howard, of the same
etreet has moved a small stable to the
rear of hie house and will utilize it for a
wood abed and Sommer hitches.—The
alterations and improvements R. J,hn
oton is baviog made in the Hayden reei-
denoe will make it a commodious and
comfortable home. A etable will be
made of the house behind it to which an
addition will be made.—A number of
Brueoelitee are levelling up and seeding
down the fronts of their Iota where new
walks were put down last year.—John
Boddiok hae had the atone ;valla at the
cellar windowe of Mre. Ballantyee'e gro
eery and bakery repaired so as to permit
of levelling along side of the building
with earth.—R, T. Hingeton, Mill street,
has torn down the former kitchen to his
house and has moved the Westerly por.
tion of the building, which was a terrace,
to replace it, thereby making a big im-
provement both in Comfort and appear.
6000.
G. T. R. Nomas.—Cenduator Cox ]a on
the sick list and is being relieved by Con.
duotor Halpeonv, well known on the W.
G. & B.—An additional section man has
been pat on Brueeele beat, James Dudley
being the mac. He is an old band at
the baeineee,—The smell gate leading
from the station yard to Princess street
should be moved so as to correspond
with cement walk put down laet;year. A
little attention to the aide walk would not
be amiss either.—The habit of leaving
the passenger coach and mail and express
care on the afternoon train at the Bast
end of the yard while the necessary
shunting ie being done might be all right
for a purely freight train but for paeean-
ger 8611108 it is alightly off color and
should not be done.—Alf. Beaker is ar•
ranging a poultry gar in connection with
his hen heune at the grain storehouse for
an ont-door ran way for his flocks.—A
bneier stook shipping point would be bard
to find than Brueeele taking it the year
round,—Among ehipmente this week
from Brueeele were 3 oars of peas, a oar
of wheat and a oar of oats by R. Graham ;
oar of wheat by W. F. Stewart ; 2 oars
oattle by Clegg & Dames ; 4 oars Balt by,
Enterprise Salt Wotke ; oar of hogs by
Banker & Vanetone ; oar of export oattle
by Ferguson & -McDonald ; 14 oars of
cattle for Buffalo and a oar of export
Cattle by J, Hamilton ; oar of when by J.
Joynt.Inward there was oar of stone
a a
for Johnston & Cochrane ; a oar of lime
for D. A. Lowry and a oar of coal for
Enterprise Salt Worke,—P. J. Lynch,
Train Master, was at the depot on Wed
needay.—The G. T. R. yard was a scene
of big stir on Wednesday in the shipment
of the 15 oars of stook by Mr. Hamilton.
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"A Friend" 25
The "Friend" who gave 93.00 to Indian
Famine rand also gave $2.00 towards the
relief of the recent eufferere by the fir
at Hall and Ottawa.
MILITARY CONCERT.—Tuesday avenin
of next week a 0000ert will be held i
Brueeele Town Hall, the proceeds o
whioh will go to the 33rd Batt. in pro
viding additional comforts for the boy
in red at the annual camp. The talen
will consist of Bolos by Mrs. Flora Mo
Ivor.Oraig, of Toronto ; violin eeleotion
by Mies Laura Aoheson, of Goderiob
readings by Miee Elle, Fisher, of Gode
rich ; Miee Edith Combo, of Olinton
pianist. Plan of Hall atFox'edrag store
The following pleas notioee will speak fo
themselves concerning the ladies abov
mentioned ;--The Toronto Saturda
Night says : "Mre. McIver Oraig was th
vocalist of the evening and made a deoid
ed 000queet of her hearers. Two of he
numbers were Scotch, in whioh the bee
peoially unoceaeful, "Cam ye by Athol'
being the most artistioally rendered. Th
Berlin Newe-Reoord, speaking of Mie
Laura Aeheson's success at the Sanger
fest, Bays :—Aug. 11—Mies Acheson'
violin playing won the hearts of the as
aembiy. She promisee to make her mar
among those in the very first rank i
mesio in the Dominion. Her exeoutio
is virile and Meyer. , The Guelph Ear
aid gays :—"The star of the evening how
ever, wee Mies Ella 0. Fisher, whoa
charming appearance and attraotiv
manner completely won the hearts of he
attdienoe. Her rendition of "Old Aoe
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was excellent, and with the "Grehd
:bumper Degree" as her finale ehe eimpl
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People We Know.
Mre. P, Ament is vielting in Seaforth,
0, A. and Mre. BArtliff Bundayed in
(Watt:4
Miee Thnrga and Ira Gerry bnadayed
n Blyth,
Mre. Qampbell, of P.,rt bllpin, is the
nest of Mre, (I)r ) 110lmee. The ladles
w ;cistern.
Will, Coueloy was visiting in town over
bunchy. Ea is oheeeemaker at Monk,
on factory.
Mre. Walter Jettison artived .homo
Como a visit with her daughters at Tor,
onto and Newmarket,
Mies Edith Dennison hae gone to Hen.
all where she has taken a situation,
Mite May Dennison Sundayed in iii
same village.
Alonzo, eldest son of lanae H. Jaokeou,
has been eerlously ill with stoppage of the
bowels but ie considerably better we are
pleased to state,
Ex•Reeve Sanders, J. Hamilton, Co.
Councillor Miller, Jno.. Barnard and Jno.
Brawn were among Wroxeter visitors to
Brunets on Wednesday.
R. Bootie came home from Aylmer last
Friday night on the sick list with an et-
taok of quinsy. He.bae been quite ohok.
ed up but le getting along all right now,
A. Guhr, foreman of the dredve, and
family removed from Priaoaee slave ,
Brussels, to the 16th of Grey, on Tues-
day owing to the dredge resuming work.
Geo. N, MoLaren, formerly of Smith &
MoLaren, of Brunets, and well known to
many of our readers hae opened out a
Wore at Sturgeon Falls, Nipieeing Die.
triot, where ws hope he will do well.
The proepeate appear to he m• -t favor•
able. Mao. is a good bueineae ,Han.
We are pleased to hear that M ire Mina,
eeoond daughter of W. J. Nortee, of Lis-
towel, formerly of Brueeele, ha been so.
pointed teaober in the public •ubool of
that town. The vaoaney was ouoasioned
by the decease of Elle teacher. Miee Mina
fe a bright, level headed young lady of
kindly yet commanding manner and will
not be out done by any teacher on the
staff, we venture to state. She hae the
beat wiahee of her Brueeele friends, los
PORT in the number.
Joseph Buxton is on the sick diet.
Geo. Roberton spent Sunday in town.
Mies E. MoSibbon is borne from Tor-
onto,
W. J. Dowding spent Sunday in Gode.
rich.
Mies Poesie Mitchell hae gone to Bel -
more.
John Beattie was in Durham last Sa-
turday.
D. Heide was visiting at Kincardine
this week.
Samuel B. Swale, of Listowel, Sunday
ed in town.
Mies M, Moore, of Trowbridge, ie visit.
ing friends in Brueeele,
Mra. D. C. Rose and Mre. R. Johnston
were visiting in Wroxeter tbie week,
Joe Ardell, of Gorrie, and John Bar.
nerd, of Wroxeter, were in town Wet San•
day,
Chas. Sager wae et Forest, Lambton
Co., this week attending to necessary re.
pairs to their fire engine.
Mise Blakeman arrived home last week
after several months' absentia with friends
at Ayton and other points.
I. 0. end Chas. Richards spent Sunday
with relatives at Bayfield. They wheel.
ed returning Monday morning,
Harry Moore ran against the gat e poet
on Wednesday and out a gash in hie
bead, uecesoitating a ample of etitohee.
Mre. George Cardiff hae been quite
poorly with soiation but we hope she
will soon be felly Teetered to health again.
Mre, W. R. Wilson will spend the
Sommer with her daaghtere, Mra, Me.
Bain, Toronto, and Mre; Morden, Snuff.
ville.
Janne Peebles left town Tuesday morn.
ing for Morrie, Manitoba, where hie
father is milling. Jim bas been learning
the telegraph operating and we hope be
will drop into something good out Weal.
W. Edger, who was oheeaemaking at
Culloden, Ont., hail moved into Ingersoll
nod will buy cheese this season for a
firm in that town. Mr. Edgar i8 well
posted in the business and should make a
Moen in this line.
Mre. W. F. Vanetone and Mrs. T.
Maxwell were visiting in Wingham dar-
ing the peat week. The Bishop of Enron
ootid noted confirmation services in that
town teat Sunday and both ladies attend•
ed Bt. Paul's church.
Senator Watson, of Portags.la•Prairie,
Man., passed Through Brussels on Bator.
day0n a visit to lila sister, nearRinser.
din. The Senator is a sterling man hd
if the Senate is a neoseeity is the style of
member who should fill the benches.
Business Locals.
OAsa-for butter and eggs. A. Cuueley.
CLOVER and Timothy end at MWrack.
511'8.
000005 and Timothy seed for eale at
Baeker & Vauetooe'e.
Bremen repaired carefully and prompt.
ly at the Bionics Light Worke,
Br00Fele.
Bine. BALLANTYNE Will take orders for
oat flowers and floral designs—oity green.
bones. See the fine bedroom Bete and
chinaware at her grocery.
JUST IN—A oar ,of Menitnba flour and
bran, from the Beantifnl Plaine Milling
go., Neepawa. Now is the time to put
hi your stook for Summer.
BARKER & VANBTONE.
Eons 1 Boos 1 Enos 1—Farmer—Good
morning l Mr. Pedlar ; ain't Been you
eine last Summer ; wbat't wrong 7
Pedlar—Did you not, get my card 7 Yon
see we've joined the Commercial Travel.
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CAPITAL PATO UP (One Million Dollars) • $1,.000,000
REBEI;VIS FUND . 9000,000;
Ageneier in all prinotpai points in Ontario, Qteei+es, dfaniloaa, United Staten a D' ngla74d.
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A General Banking Business Transacted. Farmers' Notes 1lisoounted.
Drafts Ieeur d and Collections mads on all points.
SAVING$ BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 91.00 and upwards.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO Tnx OOLLaoTrore or Farman' Saba NOTES,
Every facility afforded,Cnetomere living at a dietenoe,
J. N: GORDON, ACM'INO Aezrm.
MoT3.EE,—On the 6th eon,,, Howiok, on
Apr. 25th, the wife of Mr. Ww, Mo.
Kee, of a daughter.
BANDERsoii,—Near Wroxeter; on Apr. 17th,
the wife of 741.D, D. Sandersou, of a
eon.
Bible.—Io Blyth, on Apr. 20th, to Mr.
and Mre, James Sime, a daughter.
WILeoN.—In Eaet Wewaneeh, on April
2503, the wife of Mr. Jae. Wilson, of.
a son.
WILeott.—In Seaforth, on April 22nd, the
wife of Mr. J. A. Wilson, of a eon.
d41A.R.'RI]77]-
Honsn—RosezLn—On May let, at She]
don, Cardwell Co., Ont„ Mr. Joseph
Hunter, of Detroit. formerly of Bruin
sale, to Miee Eva Banal'.
PAwsON—DALTON.—At the Methodist Par.:
eooege, Brueeele, on May 2nd, by
Rev. Jno. Holmes, Mr. Wm, Paweon
to Mies Emma Dalton, both of Grey
townebip.
Bw4LLow—HABEre. At Day Mills, A1.
Boma, on April 25013, by Rev, Mr.
Mr. Kitohing, Mr. Carman Swallow,
of McKillop, to Miee Grime Gay,
daughter of Mr. Wm. Harris, former.
ly of Brussels.
S uiour OBBORNE. — Al Ravenswood,
Hamilton, on April 28th, by the Rev.
Neil McPherson, of St. Paul's
ohnroh, Mr. J. H. Stuart, Bank of
Hamilton, Listowel, tonMlee Sarah
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the
late William Osborne.
Coot.—In Ethel, on April 28, F. Bari,
only eon of B. B. Cole, aged 6 yearn,
2 months and 20 days.
CoxaaY.—In Wingham, April 22nd, the
infant daughter of Mr. and Mre, Jno.
Conary.
HOLLENBROx.—In Gray, or, Apr. 00113,
J•,hn Hollenbeok, aged 69 years.
LEVEEsAOE.—In Stratford, on April 28th,
1900, George Levereage, county
Treasurer, aged 72 years.
MILLER.—On oon. 4, Howiok, on April
met, Ellen, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mre, Alex. Miller, aged 13
months.
ler's Ass Li. I will Bend you my advance g,arra: In Morrie, on April 1911,, John
card every week quoting you prime of 71. Smith, aged 44 years and 30 days.
butter and eggs, so that when you go to
town you will be posted. Bat to answer
the b
you squarely, price of
utter einoe
last Fall was just a little WWIFT for ne,
and there'e nicer goods to handle than
fowl, so we just let your merchant have
the lot, Eggs 12o. trade ; 10e. cash.
G. E. BING, Wingham.
Phe Canadians of Chicago have invited
Admiral Dewey to visit Port Stanley in
July.
The village of Brookville, a few miles
West of Miitoo, was about wiped out by
fire Friday afternoon.
The first boats of the eeeson passed
o h the Welland Canal Friday ug h d C a 1 ay after-
noon. The Canal ie now open.
W. W. B. Matinee, M. P„ will oppose
Ralph Smith in Nanaimo for the British
Columbia Legislative As.embly.
It is reported that J. J. Golden is to
receive the appointment of Manitoba
Government immigration agent at Tor.
onto.
Hon. David Mille was seized with a
fainting fit at hie office in Ottawa Friday,
but was reported much better Friday
night.
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BLACK.—To Wroxeter,on April 28rd, the
wife of Mr. J. B. Black, of a eon.
BRo,vN.—In Morrie, on April 28rd, the
wife of Mr. R. J. Brown, of a eon.
F5EEAIAN.—In Seaforth, on April 21st,
the wife of Mr. Wm, Freeman, of a
daughter:
Gnr.—In Elena, on April 18th, the wife
of Mr. Joseph Gay, of a eon.
INGLIe.—Tn Grey, un April 25th, to Mr.
and Mre. Thos. Inglis, a daughter.
KEmi.—In Gorrie, on Apr. 23rd, the wife
of Mr. W. H. Herr, of twins—eon
and daughter.
MaMlonozo.—In MoSillop, on April 14111,_
the wife of Mr. Jas. McMichael, of
twine, boy and girl. Girl stillborn,
the boy has since died.
Szwants,—In Morrie, on April 25011, to
Mr. and Mre. Joel H. Sellers, a son.
3 sZ- TTSS>r�S 14.26.110ZETSSTS,
Fall Wheat.......,....
Barley
Peas
Oats
Butter, tube and rolls ..
Eggs per dozen
Floor par barrel
Potatoea (per bus)
Apples (per bag)
Salt per bbl., ret6il
Hay per ton
Hides trimmed
d
Hideo rough
Sheep skins, each
Lamb amine each
Hoge, Live
Wool
60 60
88 40
58 60
26 27
11 12
9 13
4 00 4 50
20 20
1 00 1 00
1 00 70
7 00 7 00
8 6a.
5 5
80 1 00
25 25
5 50 5 60
8 13
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
BLACK Spaniel loot. Answers t0 name
of Jack. - ALF. BAEYI]R, Brussels.
BOOBY for eale, light eeoond hand
phaeton, in good repair, ¢lieup
REV.JN O. HOLMES, Brussels,
Tnono' niton Jersey heifer calf for Bale.
Calved on April 27, Apply to
THOS. NEW80ME, Bruseele.
PLACE MINORCA eggs for hatching from
well bred fowl. 81.00par settin g of 15.
LESLIE EERE, Brueeele.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Tenders Wanted.
Tenders will bo received by the under•
signed, up to May 20th, for the erection of a
wood shod at school house, 8, S. No. 6, Grey.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
aeoepted. Plans and specifications may be
Been at P..7. Bishop's. The Joh of repairing
fence and levelling aohool ground will also
be lot on same date.
P. J. BISHOP, Bee..Treae.
43 S Lot 14, Uon.0, Grey, Ethel ie.0. .
A CAR LOAD OF
CCD.A.T.1 g=
18c. a Gallon
OR
4 Gals. for 70c.
Until Car is Sold Out,
RI GER
ji�OR SALE. - A BEAUTIFUL
Koine on Queen street ; also a piano
very little used, one of the eet .makes for
throe hundred and fifty dollars, Must be
sold before the 1st of April, Anp1y to.
01154 Id. OA5IPBELL, Brussels.
A HUNTER, LICENSED AUC
• Tloaunnfor the County. Exper.
fence of over 14 years., and knowledge of who
to gall to. Will guarantee eatietaetton. If
You wont to sell or buy a farm cull ou me.
Money to loan at 44 per cont.
Lime
ime!
Just received a car of Fresh
Lime, which will be kept for
sale at my residence during
the Summer.
D. A. LOWRY.
COMING ! COMING !
T. P. Smith,
EYE SPECIALIST,
Graduate of New York, Philadelphia and
Toronto Optical Colleges, will be at
FOX'S DRUG STORE,
BRUSSELS,
ONE DAY ONLY,
d
�Ia 6�
Wednesday, Yl �
r "Oall early and avail yourself' of
his valuable eervioae.
EXAMINATION FREE.
GOODS, R
O
Bluestone,
insect Powder,
Copperas,
Moth Camphor,
Chloride of Lime,
Carbolic Acid,
Little's Phenyle,
Caustic Soda.
elka
We have them—Strictly one.
Quality -the best, at
Fox's Drug Store.
REAL ESTATE.
LARGE FARM FOR SALE.
040 acres• complete section, near
Southwest bonudnry of Manitoba. Oyer 100
Horse under aaltivalien. Fine two.etorev
houee coating over 81000, 8 miles from Carp
way ; 01081 Bourie sasses through farts ;
near sheep coal supply. Price 84000.
t Apply to 0040.00.030145.1.00.
FINE FARM FOR SALE.—BE.
me Lot 29, N f Qon, O. Morrie townebip,
oontainiug 98 acres of gret•elaae land. There
is a house barn, orobard and good ware.
house, and farm is well fenced. There are
35 acres in Fall wheat ; 15 acres fn hay and
45 acres pasture. Poseeeeion could be given
at onto.. Farm adjoins the village of Brue-
sele, leer further particulars as to price,
berme, &o„ write to JAMES LIVINGSTON,
M, P., Baden. 22.11
L1OR SALE IN ETHEL TIL—
L.
LAOS.—The property of the late John
Elliott, consisting of a solid brick house,
with frame kitchen and woodshed, good
stable and 4 acre of land all in first-class
condition. It not sold will be -rented. Peg•
megaton at any time. For pa'tioulars apply
t0 WAX. STENCIL Ethel; ALEX. PATTEneoN,
Galt;- or 11E, M°KELVr:Y, Eft. Forest 201f
r1RST • CLASS FARM FOR
BALE, -Lot 17, eon. 9, Township of
Grey. 100 acres more or less. Situate 44
utiles from,Btueools and 2 miles from village
of Ethel, 1111 cleared excepting 5 sores of
hardwood bush. Buildings and fences in
good repair. Good wells. All Fall plowing
done. Price and tonne of payment on ap-
plication to W. M. SINCLAIR
20.01 Barrister, &o., Brussels.
FARM FOR SALE. -150 ACRES
Oonaleting of the South 4 and South t
of the North 1!.of Lot 30, Oon .2, Beat Wawa-
noali. This is an excellent stook farm, being
well supplied with good spring water. It le
situated about 3 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. Alarge part et it la under
erase. Buildings and femme are in a talc
state of repair. Easy terms of payment. will
be given, For all lntyorolatloo apply to
11 -ti G.F. BLAIR, Barrister. Brueeele.
WHITE GOODS
SPECIAL
WHITE
GOADS
LSAL
A. B. SM1Ili
)las without question a
large and very, fine
stock of White Goods.
I. SBkirtlousse,
H�11H� sGowns,
,
��UiJ
Aprons.
Co mag Down..
No trouble to show New Goods—
Tbat's what we are here for.
If von ever saw of Deese Goode enoh
a beautiful array ;
If you ever heard of Bargains like
we offer yon today ;
11 such Trimmings, Silks and Ootton
goods e'er met your eyes before,
Your patronage we never will solicit
any more.
A. R. SMITH,
Sole Agent in Brussels for
Priestley's Black Dress Goods.
PARASOLS!
As the. days grow warmer
and the sun more dazzling the
Parasol becomes it necessity.
Never before have we had such a
tempting array, such pretty
handles, such Exquisite Quality
and such
..Moderate Cosi,
ITH.