The Brussels Post, 1901-8-8, Page 8rtistaotioa
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0 iter, Meeeeiew ; Wm, Sdatpouny, Nee fibs. p, MOMartia atld daaehter, of
Wye, ; Mlae Burdelte f,1oO7aaken, l81ua Hassall, are visiting in Bromide,
vale, Dettpl1iu. 11. W. Jewitt, of Cromarty, i6 enema
ing park of bie vacation in town, lee re-
tJltliteili. CI ti111i4, sumes 809obi08 ma the 19th lost.
Poetmeeter Speen, a ' well known
Rev. De. WaOdtworth, Seo7etery Of
Methodist Mieetoa In tits Northwest, whg
Our stock is new and fresh, Into been spending the lest two weeks in
Best Fly Papers made.
DoZbb1e Strength,
Sure to ICGZ.
le. of lOc. packages,
Sticky TangZefoot
Sure Fly Destroyer.
Catches and holds them.
DRUGGIST,
Harvo
BOOKSELLER, OPTICIAN,
SUCCESSOR TO G. A. DEADMAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
9OETHEDN EXTENSION W. e. & D.
Train awe Brnesele Station, North.
and South, as follom8:
00I170 Boma. 00700 NouTH.
'.,k7xpreae. 7:18 a.m.(Mall ............2a0 p.m
noted......... 9:46 a.m. Expreee 8;19 p.m
Turd Ntiris
A ohiel'e among ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith hell prent it.
LIGHT frost last Bentley night.
WEDNESDAY Mas Oivio Holiday.
Somme Board will meet Friday evening
of this week.
Now wheat and barley begin to Dome
to market already.
Geo, Base shipped a oar of hogs on
Tuesday morning from Braeaele.
Thursday of this week Wm. Jewitt for-
warded a car of bogs to Palmerston.
CoNOERT in the Town Hall Tneeday
evening of next week. Good program.
ANOTHER Harvesters' Excursion to the
West will be ran on Tuesday of next
week, 18th inst.
THE Sax mill commenced work on
Monday and its friendly "toot" is now
beard morning, noon and night.
Leer week Councillor Henderson bad
the miefortane to lose a doe "Sidneer"
foal from his driver. The Dolt only lived
a few days.
Go. Ooannser0NER ANSLEY ma in town
on Monday inspecting the new Boor, &o.,
put on the iron bridge. The stone abut-
ments are to be pointed,
THE Bowling tournament for the pos.
seesion of a pair of bowie is in progress
among the members of the local club but
will take some days yet to decide the
ownership.
ODE baeineee people are figuring on a
large trade this coming Fall and are lay-
ing in large stooks to be ready for it.
Watch the columns of THE Poor for the
bargains they have to offer,
Tem Ontario Grand Lodge, I. 0. 0. F.,
m091098 Guelph on the 14th and 1511
Mete. the Grand Assembly of the Daugh-
ters of Rebekah and the Grand Encamp-
ment meeting at Guelph on the 13th inst.
Jno. Ament will represent Western Star
I.0.0. F., Brunets.
APIIIVIre pio-nto was held by some of
oar reeideote at Cronbrook on Civic
Holiday. A. good time was reported,
Bemoans school keeps in the front
rank and in, the Junior Leaving exemia.
ation sustained ite record by the seved
candidates ooming out eaooenstally. The
pupils are deserving of hearty congratu-
lation.
THE Eaonreion train from'Goderioh,
on Tbnreday of last weak, did not reach,
Brussels on the return trip until midnight.
It was very nnfair on tbe part of the G,
T. R., eepeoially wben the 900078ion was
so remunerative to them,
to would not be a bad idea if the
trestles for the seating accommodation at
Viotoria Park on demonstration 00098•
ions, and the ticket office could be oars•
fully housed some place, even if it octet a
few dimes to have it done.
BRnesnts Bowlers were well planed
with their outing on Wedneeday to Kin-
cardine. They not only won the first prize
in the tournament but gave the 2nd prize
a close hustle. Their soon was 5 out of
6 games. Listowel had 4 rinks there and
Kincardine 3.
Fool Bann. Friday evening of this
week a Foot Bali match will be played
on 'Victoria Square, Brnssel9, between
Wroxeter team and tbe Local olnb.
Game oalled at 6 o'olook. Admission,
10 oente ; ladies tram Tbe clubs are well
matobed and lively hall playing is ex-
pected.
GATT. STRATTON 18 putting a new plat.
form and sidewalk at the property
formerly called the Revere Hoose in
whish be and Mre. Stretton purpose
residing. He intends raising the barn
and potting atone stabling under it so as
to accommodate the arop from his land
adjoining.
FREIGHT 801011ENT8.- The following
was the outgoing freight from Brussels
elation daring the past week: -4 oars
wheat, R. Graham ; ear cattle, A. 0.
Dames ; oar hogs, W. Jewitt ; ear wheat,
A. Backer ; oar cheese, W. W. Hanle ;
33 ogees eggs, W. Neal ; oar heading, P.
Ament ; Jersey now to Owen Sound by
G. A. )madman.
PAe0ED.-In the list of those who pass.
ed their Junior year examination at 011•
0aeo College ofDental Surgeons the name
of Fred. Gilpin, of Brussels, appears.
He took 88% 1n a plass of 120. Report of
Examiners was delayed owing to tbe ab.
armee of Dean Brophy and four of the
Professore in Europe attending and
batwing at a Dental Society Convention,
We wieh Fred. continued sunrise.
Tam Blyth Standard says ;-Shea Bab -
kirk, who bag been bead milliner with
Megers. Anderson & Elden for several
semen, has porobased the millinery
baldness of Mies Roddiak in Brussels and
takes poeee88ion this week. Tbe ladies
of Brosaele will find Mies Habkirk to be
an expert in the millinery art and one
who i0 always willing to please. Mre.
Habkirk and family will move to Erne -
eels in three weeke.
Femme' INerornro.-A meeting of the
Directors of Eaet Huron Farmers' In.
ablate will be held in Brussels Town
Hall on Monday, of next week, at 1.30 p,
m., that evidence of transportationgriev.
ances map be collected and laid before
the Commissioner appointed to reoeive
the same.
THE Kincardine Reporter under Mr.
Gadd, the new proprietor, has made very
notioeable improvement. Tbe old blan-
ket form has beau dropped for the more
modern 8 page etyle and tbe melee -up
of the paper greatly improved thereby.
No doubt the baeineee men and the pablio
generally will appreoiate the move np.
Bert. Jobnetoo, who bee been sales-
man at J. Fergoeon & Goss store for the
peat four years, leaves for Berlin next
Monday where he baa accepted a posi-
tion. Mies Strong, of Milverton, will
assume the poet of book keeper in Mr.
Fergnson'e store and aeeiat as saleslady.
The beat wieheeof the town will a000m-
pany Mr. Johnston.
A Holmeeville correspondent gays .-
"Pare. Holmes, of this village, (mother of
the County Treasurer), passed her 95813
birthday on July 6th and her wide circle
of aogoaintanaea will be glad to know
that she still enjoys most excellent
health. She is able to be oat and around
oan sit out doors and enjoy fresh air
while the membere of her family are
arena, and has the fair ase of her facul-
ties as well. Providence has been good
to her and no one appreoiatee it more
than she."
Bow/aim-Following ie the report of
the Braeeele-Goderich match in the Co.
town on Thursday of last week
003)ERIa0. eRuooELe.
H. P. Moore H. L. Jackson
3'. B. Holmes J. T. Ross
D. Holmes R. Leatherdale
Dr. Hunter, sldp-28. A. Cousley, skip -11
Jas. Robinson L. S. Danford
R. McLean T. Farrow
J. D. O'Connell G.F. Blair
W. Campbell, strip -10 D. C. Ross, skip -15
F. J. T. Mattel J. Ferguson
W. Lno J. ell
A. MoD. Allan F. Downing
Jno. Galt skip -80 J. Hewitt, skip -11
Galt, Total --87,
BASE BALL.-Brnesele Base Ball team
'drove over to Gorrie on Tneeday after.
noon and played a match with the slab
of that village. The game was a good
one throughout and was warmly contest-
ed. Score was as follows:
BRIIestra R O Gomm R 0
Ontario, baa Obtained a number of men
to return to the Northwest fields' with
nim,
MY. MoGormiok preached two well pre-
pared dispourees bat 'Sabbath in the
Methodist oharoh, Ho pa7poBoa enter.
ing the ministry of the Methodist oburail
and will Metre a 0070900, we Lave no
doubt.
The proposition to pay Sunday 9ohool
workers is to re0eiv0 a trial in a Detroit
obu7011, The Unitarian church innt
week voted a salary of $200 for the oom-
ing year for the euperlotendent of 1110
reboot,
Last Sabbath Revile. Fre, Corcoran and
Nortbgravee 000400ted eervioe in the 11.
0. Ohuroh in this plane. The eervioe
was in 70nne0tibn with the Jubilee eerfee
olosing t11i0 week. The latter gentleman
is the Editor of the Catholic Record pith.
liahed in London.
Rev. Mr. Tbynne was the preacher in
Melville Church last Sabbath. His text
in the morning wan Isaiah 58 5 and in
the evening the toplo was.. Obriet'e Oon•
straining Love. Mr. Thynne is a good
preacher. He is a brother to a former
Prinoipal of Brussels Pablio School,
Next Sabbath the quarterly Saarement,
al eervioe will be held,ip the Metbodist
Church at the oonotasion of the sermon
in the morning. Rev. D. Rogers, Chair-
man of the Distriat, will maps' the put.
pit in the abeenoe of the pastor. Tbe
Offioial Board will meet on Monday even.
fag at 8 O'oiook.
On the eve of their departure from
Thomasville Oiroait to Teeewater„ Rev.
G. J. Kerr and wife were made the re-
oipiente of two very fine Mena of eiiver-
ware, accompanied by an addrees expres-
sive of appreoiation of nevf:ee rendered
daring the past four years, On a
previous evening tbe choir, of whish Mre.
Kerr wall a member, preeeoted her with
on addreee and a very handsome present.
Rev. G. W. Henderson left St, Marys
on Tuesday morning of last week visiting
first the Pan.AmerlOan exhibition. After
that be spent a few days with hie brother
in New York oity. He sailed on Satur-
day morning by the Cunard steamship
Etruria. It is Mr. Henderson's intention
to spend a little time sight ening in the
Old Country before going to the Boumen.
Iasi Conference. As goon ae the sittings
of Unit body are over be leaves for home,
People We Talk Abollt. -
Boy Ainley is visiting at Ingersoll.
Joo. Forbee has gone to the West.
A. C. Dames 10 "doing" Buffalo this
week.
Mre. Crone is visiting friends in Sea-
torth.
Mise Jeanie Forbes is visiting f0 Si.
Marys.
Mies Bessie Bone is visiting relatives at
Toronto.
Geo. Howe was at Hespeler on Civic
holiday.
Mies Josie Buchanan is visiting at
Laokuow.
Conoofllor Donaldson spent a few days
in Detroit.
Mre. Thee. Maxwell is visiting her eie-
ter in Toronto.
Ivan Crooke is home on a holiday out.
Mg from Wingbam.
Fred. Bayorolt, of Seaforth, is enjoying
a holiday in town.
Mre. R. K. Roes and Austin visitbd at
Listowel this week.
Oounoinor Wilton is away to the Pan-
American this week.
Geo. and Mre. Thomson were in Sea.
forth an Wednesday.
Mise May Spading, of Beaforth, is
visiting Mies Elia Ainlay.
Deno. MaLanohlin was home from
Seaforth for a day or so.
Miss Lizzie McRae, of 0ranbrook, was
visiting Mre, J. 11. Kerney.l
Jame Cooper, wife and children, spent
Civic Holiday fn Wingbam.
J. J. Ball and H. Hall, of Wingham
were in town last Sunday.
Rev. Jno. Rose and family are minima.
log at Elora for tbeir holidays.
Miss Hallie Oedemata, of Hamilton, ie
visiting Mies Jean McLaughlin.
Mies Lizzie and Gregg McLennan, of
Seaforth, are holidaying in town.
Mrs. J. L. Herr and Mies Kerr were
in Guelph for a few days this week.
Robert Thomson is away to Montreal
on pleaaare and business combined.
Mies Ethel Oreightoo and Mre. Varooe
were visitors in Wingbam this week.
Barrister Binelair was away to W iarton
this week combining liminess and pleas-
ure.
Rabt. McAlpine, of Toronto, was re-
newing old frlendehipe in Bramble this
w9ak.
Miesee Lena Grille, of Listowel, and
Jennie Lamont, of Galt, ere visiting at
R. Leatherdale'e,
Aaron Lindsay will try bie fort one in.
the Prairie Province. He left town
Tuohy m070iO3..:
W. F. Soott ie back from Cleveland
and Columbus, Ohio, where he Saw the
turf world beaters.
IN speaking of a Soots] reoeutly bald in
that village the Atwood Bee says :-The
lawn social on the Methodist parsonage
lawn Friday evening was as euooeeefnl
as its predeo90eor, the reoeipte netting
about $20.00. Reepberriee and oream
and oake were served during the evening.
The program wee varied and interesting.
In addition to looal contributors, Mise
Lizzie Sample, of Brueeels, sang several
Bolos with good effect, in whish ebe gave
evideooe of possessing vocal talent of a
big, order. Rev. Mr. Garry, of Ethel,
gave as address which was also well re.
waived, The proceeds of imolai will be
applied to parsonage repair fund.
CoNOEmm.•-- Tuesday evening of next
week a Convert will be given in the Towb
Hall, Brussels, ander the auspioee of the
Methodist choir. The program will on.
aid of vocal and instrumental music,
recitations, &o„ and the following talent
is expeoted 90 take part :-'Mica Bowles,
of Mango ; Mae Mowat, of London ;
W. H. and ILre. Willie and Mies Lela
Beet, of Seafortb I Mini Ethel bampbeil,
of London 1 Mise Lyda Croaks, T. A.
Hawking, Mies Jean illoLanohlin and the
choir. Admiration, 25 Dente wbieh will
give reeorvad Beate to all who Involuted
tickets prior to date of Context, Plan of
Hall at Mr. Fox's Drag Store. See the
program,
fthelite, lute been on the Eifel( list title
1901
ST, XZ4.W. 4X. o. 04X011)4,
HmT.F9-aaa1,Z0X'aWa1P 0.072.,
HEAD OFFICE,' - TORONTO
CAPITAL PAID UP (One Miiliion Dalian) • 81,000,004 •
REST
week but we }mycelia will eeou boo 1.
878Q,000
Mica Wleier,of Ayton, and Miee Ayencie;fnat/ prft1oipalpoitlteinOntario, gtiebeo,Manitoba, Drifted StatercC10nptand,
IPss: s A C".
Grant, of Blt7riaton, wbtte on a wbeehng
toter to Bayfield, rattled en friends in
Bennie,
Will. Halpenny bee gone tp Nortel
Dakota on a prospecting tour. He may
marry and settle down oat there if he.
#04 what mate him.
A, letter 70001094 from Rev. J'no. HMMMea
etatee 8110 he has improved in bealth
oousiderably. of late and hopes to 7050000
bie work by the let of September.
Mrs, James Humphrey and da0ghte7,
of Toronto, are visiting at Jas. Jones',
Mr, Humphrey was also here for a few
days returning to bis home on O'ueeday,
P,13. Soott is taking in the Delimitate
and horse rapes at Buffalo. Mies Mil•
dred and Finlay a000mpanied their fathek
AM far as Hamilton, where they will visit
70lativee,
De Witt Holmes bee gone' to the West
witb the exoareloniete. He will visit hie
uncle, Hon, Thea. Greenway, at Crystal
City, and may strike something tbat suite
him and stay there for a white,
Mrs. W. A Molllwen'end daughters, of
Theesalon, Algoma, who have been vieit-
ing in Brussels and locality for some
weeks, leave too their home on Friday.
We wish them a pleasant journey,
Mies Kinney,. of Lendbnry, and piaster
Willie and Mies Eva Jewitt, of Remail,
are visitors at Wm, Jewitt's.' 11ev. Geo.
and Mrs. anent tt were also. here last' week.
and went to Buffalo to see the Expooi.
Son.
TSE PoeT oongratnlates Hoary Dan-
ford, of Langdon, Dakota, formerly of
Bennie, on his attaining- the honorable
dietinotion of grandpa, We don't expect
his head is muob mailed either and prob-
ably he own wear the same sized hat a8
formerly.
J. A. Palooner and son, of Ohioago, and
Mies Edith Inman, of Guelph, are visi-
tors at hire. Jae. Wilson's, Elizabeth
street. Mies Inman spent a week in
Ohiango before arming to the carpet
town.
The Methodist Pareooage at Perk Hill
has anew comer and Rev. G, H. and Mrs.
Oobblediok, formerly of Brunetti, are no.
doubt oorreepoudingly happy. THE Pon
extends the compliments of the Beason to
Master Cobblediok.
Wesley Beattie, wife and children, of
Seaforth, were visiting at A. Forsyth'e,
Mill street, on Snuday. Mies Susan
Forsyth returned with them for a visit.
She will also go to Bayfield and other
places before returning home.
Thomson, 21:, 2 Mose, es 0 5
82 af ,..,,,,1
Doan, 88
2 Robinson, 2b 1. 2
4 Paulin, 8b...,,2 2
4 Arden, p 0 8
2 Sharpin, of 1 8
4 Donaghy,o 0 2
727 527
1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 0
Brussels -1 8 0 .1 .0 0. 2 0 0-7
Gerrie -0 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 0-5
N. F, Gerry, of Brunetti, umpired the
game. A return match will be played be.
fore long.
Fon ram WEST. -The following pas.
gangers were ticketed by T. Farrow, O.
P. R. agent, for last Tuesday's excur-
sion :-Mies Hialop, Archie, Aeea. ;
Sam'l McNeil, Oakville, Man. ; Robb.
Musgrove, Boioeevain ; Jae. Molten, Es-
tevan, Ana. ; Mr. McGettle, Eetevan,
Asoo., Wm. Bailers, Ninga, Man. ; Rebt.
Bonet Portage.la.Preirie, Man. ; Mr.
McMillan and wife, Lauder, Man. ; Mrs,
S, S. Cole, Ethel, Estevan, Ana. ; De
Witt Holmes, Crystal City, Man, ;
Reuben Garnier, Eetevan, Asea. ; Sem'1
Mo0raakoa, Eetevan, Ana, ; Jae. Miller,
Estevan, Asea. ; Jas. Kearney, Uneven,
Asan. ; Wm. J. MoMorray, Whitewater;
Geo. Muldoon end wits, Lander, Man. ;
Wm. Devidenn, Arnie, Agee; W. it.
Mooney, Mooaejaw ; Robt. Smith, Snow-
flake • Edw. Bryane, Snowflake; Geo.
MoNiohoi, Eatevan ; Alex. Mckenzie,
Esteem ; Aaron Lindeay, Netevao ; Jno,
F. Rothe, p
Herr, Ob
Cr. Ardell, ea
Lowry, of
W.Roche, lb
Wright c
7. Arden, if
Hayorof 0, rf
A General Banking Beeinese Tran9aoted, Fannon' Notes. Diagrti44ed,
Drafts Teamed and Colleotione made on all pointe,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed oh deposits of 81,00 and upwards and oonlpeunded half yearly,
i3PE0fAL ATTENTION atWEN To earn Commix.; or Fennfsne Safes Norms.
Every faoillty afforded Oustomore living ata dietanoe,
y payable ea any bank issued Under $10.... 80. $20 to 330,,..120
OK lawn at the following rates t-'- $10 to $20,, „100. 80 to 40....144
J. N, GORDON, Anew.
The High Opurt of Ancient Order of
Foresters will be held in Aseooietion Boli
Hamilton, on Tuesday, Aug. 27, and
following days.
In reply to a delegation at Halifax,
Premier Murray said the Provincial
Government would grant aseietaooe to the
establishment of steel ehipbuilding plant
in the Province, The nature of 780010tanoe
will be announced later.
At Halifax on ,August 2nd, Eliza Mn dge,
a widow, her three daughters and her
niece were poisoned by eating panned
meat. All are on the way, to reoovery
with the exception of the 707050et obild,
whose condition is considered oritioal.
The oonviot Ripe undergoing a twenty
years' sentence in the Kingston Peniten.
tiary lot burglary, and who ie accused of
shooting Constable Boyd, of Toronto, has
been placed in the insanity department,
not bemuse he is suspected of ineani8y,
bat because the confinement is more
eolitary and he cannot come into contact
with any of the 000viets.
New officers of the Brotherhood. of
Canada are :-Pres., N, Ferrar'Davidson,
St. Lake's church, Toronto ; 1st -Gine-
Pres., A, B. Wieweil; St..Lake's oburoh,
Halifax, N. S, ; 2nd Vioe.Pree., H: J.
Webber, Bt. George's, Montreal' These
officers and the following men compose
the Canadian aoaooil 1-W. G. Smith, St.
Joho'e, Truro, N, Ea; H. G. Tilley, St.
Mark's, St. John, N. B.; Dr. J. A. Scam-
mei, Trinity, St. John, N. B. ; A. P. Tip-
pet, Oharoh of Advent, Montreal ; John
10.Orde, Ohrist'e church, Ottawa ; J. F.
Rattan, Mary Magdalene, Renames ; J.
A. Catto, St. Luke's, Toronto; 13. R.
Toting, 58. Mary's, Toronto ; W. H.
Smith, 08. Thomas',- Toronto ; J. Mony-
penny, St. Thomas', Toronto ; Hubert
Carleton, St. Simon's, Toronto, W. H.
Paget, St. John's, Norway ; E. H, Tay.
lor, Winnipeg.
The semi-annual meeting of the On-
tario Council of Pharmacy wag. opened
Monday, with W. A. Kern, President,
of Woodstock, in the chair. The eora-
tineers of the elections to the council
held on July 3 reported the following re-
turned by aoolamation :-No. 1 district,
Henry Watters, Ottawa ; No. 2, E. W.
Claes, Piston ; No. 4, G. E. Gibberd, Tor-
onto ; No. 5, John Hargreaves, Toronto ;
No. 6, G. A. Hunter, Sault Ste. Marie ;
No. 7, H. Turner, Orangeville ; No. 9,
R. A. Harrison, Dunnville ; No. 10, W.
A. Kern, Woodstock ; No. 11, J. F.
Roberta, Parkhill ; No. 13, W. B. Gra-
ham, Ridgetowh. By eleotion on vote :
No. 3, J. H. H. Jury, Bowmanville ; No.
8, T. Sweet, St. Oatberinee ; No. 12, J.
M. Hargreaves, Paisley. The following
officers were eleoted :-Proeident, 3, F.
Roberts, Parkhill ; Vice Preeident, H.
Taroer, Orangeville ; Regietrar-Treaa.,
1. T. Lewis, Toronto, reappointed ;
Auditors, J. H. Mackenzie and James
Watt, Toronto ; Sarntineere, T. W. Flett
and G. A. Bingham, Toronto,
A strange BtOry come from Prinoe Ed.
ward Island. Ott Saturday last, about
the time a hailstorm was raging at Union
Road, George W. Ritchie, of Charlotte-
town, observed a phenomenon. Mr. Rit.
ohie wne driving from. St. Peter's to
Mount Stewart, and nobiued ahead of
bim two dark columns extending dowu-
ward from the clouds. These oolamns
resembled smoke ascending from eohim.
ney on a oalm day. Mr. Ritobie thoagbt
little about the matter until be neared
Mount Stewart, wben bie attention was
attraoted by seeing inethe road and along
both sides of it -a great number of young
frogs. Tbey were green in color, and,
averaged about one and one -halt inches in
length. The plane wag dry, and not the
sort of locality where frogs are usually
found, About three hundred yarde away
was a. mill -pond where frogs congregate,
and it ie thought that the waterspout,
passing over the pleoe euoked up the
frogs and (tarried them where they were
found by Mr. Ritobie,
Business Locals.
MONEY toloan on farm security.
Apply at TEM Poor.
Yam -Fall assortment Listowel yarn
jest to band. Moe. Sines.
House and lot for We, good oellar,
stable. Corner lot. Apply at THE POST.
UPnro=T piano for sale. Beet United
States make, little need and nearly new.
Also good cooking stove with large copper
reservoir. J. D. RONALD.
TED BUTTER.- Farmers having tub
butter to sell pall at my Prodaoe Em-
porium and I will pay you the higbeet
oaeh price for good tube.
Roar. THMISON.
NORTON TERRACE. -Barrister Blair has
been appointed agent for the above
property and will be 1n aposition to ar-
range with parties deeirione oe renting,
&o.
GARDEN PLANTS. -Mise Kelly has any
quantity of garden plaate for Sale includ-
ing :-Tomato, cabbage oanliflower and
oelery. Also a large and fine oolleotion
of iloweriog planta. Floral designs made
to order and at reasonable prices.
BRUSSELS GavasnoEe00.
Frank Royale, one of the obliging mein.
ants at Brunets postoflioe, is taking his
holidays this week.
John Barnhill and wife, of Heotryn,
were renewing ofd friendships in Brussels
during the past week.
Mise Oora Ferguson, who was visiting
relatives in town, returned to her home
in Teeewater on Tuesday.
Mrs, Richard Hiagnton, Mill street, bee
been on the stick list but we hope she will
soon be quite restored.
George Baohanan has gone to Neepawa
for a trip, He went Inet Tuesday and
will be abeent for about a month.
00110 McArthur is back from a visit to
hie slater atKinloae. He nye tbe orope
are =oh the Bann there as here,
Miseee Jennie and Mina Norton, of
Listowel, are spending a part of their
vacation with old friends in Bruosele.
J. G. Skene wee a visitor at Eeaex this
week, He niche so oloee to home that
his outing ebonld be chronicled twice.
Misses Alice Bone and her ormein, Mies
Olive Smith, have returned to London,
after a few weeks' sojourn in Bruoeele,
Eldridge and Mrs, Rogerson, of James-
town, Penn., visited Mre. F. Baines,
Tarnberry street, Braeaette thin week,
Principal and Mre. Cameron are home
from Toronto and Buffalo. They greatly
enjoyed their visit to the Exposition.
Mre. B. Gerry was on the Bich list der.
ing the past week with an lataplc of
quinsy, but is better again wo are p;oased
Rosa Forbin, Portage-la•P7airie; ltebt, to State,
Canadian N ews.
Old Boys' reunions ware bald et Bow-
menville, Orangeville and Oobo0rg.
The infant ohild of Arthur Rosenthal,
of Ottawa, was drowned near Pembroke.
Manitoba will soon have a keen rival
in the Rainy River District in the wheat
growing line.
The Ontario Farmers' Institutes have
an aggregated memberehip of 20,877, com-
pared with 19,058 last year.
George Sall, of St. Jooephbarg, Ana,
bee been arrested, charged with attempt-
ing to poison Peal Wagner.
A report from Port Arthur says three
men were killed and seven injured by an
exploeion on the Comedian Northero non-
struation near Sturgeon Fails.
The by-law to grant 0. loan of $7,000 to
Mr. McGregor to establish a carpet fac-
tory at Forest, Ont., was carried on Fri-
day by a vote al 284 for and 14 against.
Jas. Everett, of East Oxford, hoed tur-
nips with a 88.oalibre revolver in bie
pocket. He wee "prepared" for his em.
ptoyer, who, he alleges, watt orael to him.
Everett will answer to a charge at Wood-
Btook police court.
While riding on a shunting freight
train on the O. P. R. Saturday night, a
18.year-old boy, Archie MoTaggart, of
Tbameeford, fell under the oars. The
wheels passed over both lege and it was
found ne0esaary to amputate them.
Hopes are entertained for hie reoovery.
There ie a possibility of a Boer oolony
being eetabliehed in Manitoba. Aprom.
inent Dutoh Burgher in the parson of F.
Hot Von Synreght, of Amsterdam, is in
Winnipeg. He cannot speak maoh
Engiioh, but gave a reporter to under
etand that he was there to see Manitoba
at her beat and make a report to certain
Holland intercede in the settlement of
the Boar farmers after the war, He will
remain fn Manitoba about two months,
and if bie report is favorable, a Boer
colony will likely be established next
year.
After being reported as dead, after be.
ing mourned' for by hie parents, and after
his funeral eervioe had been prm01184904
reported in the 7000.8 mere, Gooil Gun,
formerly oe Derham who was supposed
to have been drowned ie dieoovered to be
very much alive, Some time ago Gan
left Liverpool on the Steamer Virginian
tot Boston, Owing to bie not having
alerted the nea0esary mere in LiVerpool
he teas not allowed to land in Boston
harbor, and jumped overboard to swim
aebore. He was reported drowned.
Then the mourning oommeaoed, and Rev.
Mr. lo'argnhareon preaohed tho memorial
german on Sunday Jaly 26, Siubethie
ward hag been reaoivod from relativee at
Portland, Oregon, that the young man in
this -
time ie prob-
ably
endt
alive and wen, yp
ably at an again unaware of the s000a.
lion and anxiety he late oreeted.
Pre-ar -5:3o30103 1:Yr.fti.TalCM:I- "1:'$,
Fa•11 Wlleat 00 el
Barley 37 88
68
Peas
Oats 30• 31,
Butter, tube and rope v14 15
Eggs per dozen 9 10
Flour per owl. 4 00 6 00
Potatoes (per bee) , 1 20 1 20
Apples (per bbl4 .... 2 00
Sheep ekine,ea011 25
Lamb skins eaoh 25
Salt per bbl., retail1 00
Hay per ton ... 5 00
Hides trimmed 0
Hides rough.. 5
Hoge, Live 7 00
Wool 12
2 00
26
80
70
6 00
6k,
5
7 00
18
THE PEOPLE'S. COLUMN.
•
e
Flies
I Inches Long.
' If
you doubt it you van
see them in our window..
They are dead of course be-
cause even, ilius that size can-
not live where our
'17 Polon. is.
SITE .TEEM
AT.—
Fox's Drug Store
V0.00D YEAR OLD STEERS
I Wanted, suitable for ranch purposes.
Apply to 0E0. 008T, Bru05ele.
Huron Model Schools,
The Model Schools at Clinton and Gude-
xleh will open on Tuesday, Sept. Ord, at 0.
o'eioolc a, m,
The Beard of Examiners will meet et
Goderich on Saturday, August 24W. Thoee
wishing to'attend the Model Sohoole are re•
quested to notify the Pnblie School Inepec•
tore before the date of meeting. Applicants
should state which school they prefer at-
tending.
GEO. BA1110, georetary.
SHEEP STRAYED FROM LOT
22,Con.I 7, Morris, on or aboutIuly Met.
There were 11 Leicester sheep and 12 iambs
in the number. Any information leading to
their reoovery wOthankfully
BusselP 0,
PER HANGING, JACOB -
I -amnio and Howie Painting done in
Workmanlike manner and on 05078 notice.
Have had three Smart' experienee in alta
work. Terme reaeopable. Give me a call.
20 W. a. JOHNSTON', Walton.
STRAYED INTO T130 PREM—
kJ ices of the subscriber, one light bay
mare. about 14 peace 01d, with small star
on forehead. The owner is requested to
come and prove property, pay charges and
take her away, otherwise she • will be sold
to pay for the same, CHAS. OEEHAVER,
Molesworth.
Contract for Stone Foundation
The contract will be let by Pnhlfo Auction
on Monday. Anir ult 1911i, 1901, at p.m.,
at the of area, for building a atone founda-
tion ander Whitfield's Church, Lot 31, Oon.
12, Grey, 80x40. feet, andfor excavatingearth,
hauling sand stone and lime for said work.
Jobs will be let separately or otherwise.
• H. Ri0HM0ND,
H. 8PEIRAN, }Committee.
D. MAOHAN, 1
IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF
THE COUNTY OF HURUN.
In the matter of the estate of Walter
Oliver, late of the Township of Grey,
in the County of Heron, farmer,
deceased.
Notion ie beroby given pursuant toll, S. 0,
.1607 Oiap. 120 Seo, 88 that all creditors having
any ola me against the estate of Walter
Oliver, late of the Township of Grey, in
tbe Oounty of Huron, farmer, deceased, who
died on or about the 25th day of January, A.
requested to a tend Township
malGrey,paid, oro to
deliver to G. P, Blair, of the Village of Brus-
sels, in the County Of Huron, Solleitor for
Hannah Oliver, of the Township of Grey,
solo surviving Exeeuttix, 00 or before
the 29rd day of August, A. D., 1001, their
full names, addreeees and doaoripttons
and the .full particulars of their claims
(verified by atHdavit) and the nature of the
enmities (it any) held by them. And
notice is further given that after the said
last mentioned date the Exeoutrlx will
proceed to distribute the assets of the said.
deoeaeed among the Dereo00 entitled there.
to, having regard only to the olalme of,
which notice shallhave been given as
above required, and the said Exeon-
trL•r will Dot be responsible for the assets,
Or any part thereof, so distributed to any
person of whose claim node(' shall not have
been received at the time of distribution.
el, P. Beam, Brussels,
Solicitor for the Haeeutt's.
Dated atBraseele, Auguet 2, 1001. 4-8
Mad -Summer
Clearing Sale!
70030Se -
OODDLEDIOx: At the Methodist pe re00ag0,
Parkhill, en Ja1y 20th, to Rev. G. H.
and Mre. Oobblediok, formerly of
Braeaele, a Bon.
Baru.-InBlytb, on July 2441, to Mr.
and Mre. Fred. Rath, a son.
S¢.6.R,RZFJZJ.
BEA-RmLEY.-At the rbsidenoe of the
bride's father, Mr. John Ridley, on
July Bleb, by Rev. C. W. Bristol, of
Trowbridge, Mr, Wm. 0. Rea, of
Harrieton, to Mies Nellie Ridley, of
Grey.
Industrial, Toronto, Aug. 26 -Sept, 7.
Western Fair, Londbn, Sept. 5-14.
Kingeton, Kingeton, Sept. 9-18.
Oheeley, Sept. 16-17.
Northern, Walkerton, Sept, 18-19.
Guelph Central, Guelph, Sept. 17-19,
West Middlesex, Stratbroy, Sep. 17-19,
Ripley, Sept, 24-25.
Teeewater, Sept, 24-25.
Pahnoteton, Sept. 24-25,
Wellesley, 8091.24-25.
South Huron, Beodartb, Sept, 24-26.
Centre Bruce, Paisley, Sept, 24-26.
Tarnbnry, Wingham, Sept, 26-27.
Mornington, Mi1,07t00, Sept. 26-27.
Fullerton, Mitchell, Sept. 26-27,
North Brant, Paris, Sept, 26-27.
East Wawanoeh, Belgrave, Oot. 1-2,
South Perth, Bt. Marys, Oot. 1-2.
Great Northweat'D, Goderiob, Oot,1-2,
N. R. of Oxford, W oodetook, Oct. 1-2,
North Grey, Owen Sound, Oot. 2-4,
East Baron, Brussels, Oot. 0.4.
North Perth, Stratford, Oat, 8-9.
Dungannon, Oot. 8-0.
Peninsular, Chatham, Oat, 8-10.
Howiok, Gorrie, 001. 12,
Norfolk, Simuoe, sol, 16-17.
✓1Z1 Summer Goods are song at
Greatly Redzbced. Prices. .None wiZZ
be carried over if Low Prices will
make thein go,
For Summer Dresses.
Repine 10a Moeline to clear at..,. .08
Rapier 12ao and 160 Mneling,
Ginghams, Pegaes, Merlawoe
and Pante, all going at one
pride .10
Regular' 12ao, 180 and 20o Humins,
Ginghnmf and Dimities, your
oboioe for .124
Regular 26e Dlmitiea, Merlawne
and Poniards for .19
Shirt Waists
Regular $2 00 Shirt Waists for....31 60
„ 1 60 " .,.. 1 25
" 150 " ..,. 1'15
" 1 85 „ .... 1 00
Regular 31 26 Shirt, Waists for.... 95
80
55
38
" "1 00 " ...
„ 75
60 " ...
All-over Laces
Regular $1 00 Allover Lace for.... 75 Regular 50o All-over Laos for 38
75 t' ..,. 55 Regular 60o Tanked Lawn for45
Parasols
Regular $2 76 Parasol, Pearl handle
silk mixtnro $2 85
Regular 52 00 Para801, gem metal
handle, silk mixture 1 70
Regular $160 Parasol, fauoy bundle,
silk mixture 1 20
Regular $1 25 Parasol, homy handle,
eilk mixture 95
Regular, $100 Parasol, fano hendle,
good cloth 80
All other lines at correspondingly Low
Prices.
Head Gear
Regular 26a Sailor Hate only 190 Regular 60e Children's White Deck
", 26o Ohildren'e Hate only,, 19 Tame, bine band 38e
" 50o Ohitdron a Hats tar., .. 88 Regular 50a Ohildren'e White Duck
" 25o Children's White Duok Napoleon' Cape .., 88
Tame 19
fbON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS.
t Patterns, Desi ns and No Fane Prices.
August, .g y
Fashion Sheets now in stock. Everything Cheap.
A. STIUCIIAN.