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AT THIS
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Gar a prize list for Dost Heron Fall
Fair 11 You have not reeeteed, Quo throaglt
the mail; W, B, Kerr ie the SOoretaty,
4 aorto hag been planed an the front
gf the Brussele•Seeforth stage to apprfoe
people oflte cowing, It ie sort of a fora,.
of
Manor of the proppsod electric) railway,
the Year many regiAre
thle
medicine as a blood builder or gonerel week Been
8aae ball p neo to annpoon atloeci
tomo. Oar stook le potnplato wit11 80 Di"10 match ryith 13"4"18 00 Yio-
all the lending preparettene in Ghia taria Park, Game called at 8,80. . Ad.
line, Maisie 10e ; Ladies free, Blyth has 'a
tiptop team so a geed game should re;
mit, See lt,
Mae, Rom, Mo1.,A000AN, formerly of the
10811
of Grey, him uro
Bed a
house and
lot situated on the.porner of (ween and
Prinoeoo street, from John Wynn. 0410
was said to be the pride paid, The par-
obaeer and her eon will take poeseeston
In tbe Fall.
Ota' P
$ Wa
®zCY'iptZqn
is always eapplied with a full
stook of pure and fresh drugs. In
fiWng preeoriptione or family reoelpte
we aim at aoouraoy and purity.
L. R. Harve
DRUGGIST, B001ISELLER, OPTIOIAN,
SUCCESSOR TO G. A, DEADMAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
2011088118 DSmam8I018 w. 0. & n.
Trains leave Brunetti Station North
and Boutb, as follows!
Goma Solm8 GOING NeRms,
Express 718 a.m
I Mail 2:10 p.m
Mixed,...,... 0:48.a.m Express 8:17 p.m
rural Ban Item
A ohiel's atnang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll'prent it.
Fnoso last Sunday night.
Bonn Board on Friday evening.
Conn an epidemic) is in' vogue in the
ehspe of bad colds.
Comeau, meeting next Monday evening
to strike the rates for the year.
Mavennerle Footballers are expected to
play here shortly. They have a tiptop
team.
Neon eapply of Wedding stationery at
Tam POST. We supplied two outfits of it
during the past week.
INOANDDSCENT eleotrio lamps are being
pat np at the Bowling lawn So as to per.
mit of 000tinaing the sport after the
evening shaded gather.
ALP. Beeline purchased a tidy driving
horse from Geo. MoKenzie, of Goderiob,
on Tuesday of thie week. Be dads he
requires two borees for hie work.
Ham EDSON Farmers' Institute cleared
$100 oat of the excursions to the Model
Perm during the past eeaeon. It has not
been deoided what will be done with the
money.
Mise Amine Rose will go to Palmerston
and Atwood as judge of Ladles' work at
the Fall Faire. P. Scott will judge the
implements, &a., at Wingbam and Doo.
Warwiok will officiate in the horse ring
at Atwood.
BIG HEN EGD.—Tam Post was present.
ed with a big egg the product of an ordi-
nary blank hen belonging to George Col-
vin that measured 7i x 81 inches. A. hen
with a reoord of that kind deserves en.
00oragement,
Tam barn at what was formerly known
as the Revere House has been raised and
atone earthling will be built under it.
Capt. Stretton owns it and the adjoining
property. He'a a great man for tiyding
things
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works like a
beaver.
"Jamie MoLeuoaxlN," the fine "Coe•
tamer" driving mare formerly owned by
Thos. MoLanoblin, Brussels, and now
the property of Mr. Kelly, of Listowel,
took and prize at the Indaetrial Fair,
Toronto, Last week, in the roadster Glass.
WEDNESDAY To POST had a call from
A K. MoAllieter, of the "Soo," formerly
cf Morris and Wiogham. He tells many
interesting things about the phenomenal
growth, development and pro0peote of
this town with its Olergne boom. Mao.
says it will well repay anybody to visit
Sault Ste. Maris a8 the trip by water is
a delightful One.
SCOTT—TaoiNTON.—A quiet !wedding
WOG solemnized at the residence of the
bride's cousin, A. J. Watt, Northland
ave, Buffalo, on Sept. 11tb, by Rev. Mr.
Chapman, when D. ea. Scott, of Brussels,
wail married to Mies Mae Thornton.
Mr. and Mre, Soott will spend some time
at Ohautaag ea and the Pan•Amerinan
before returning to Brussels where they
will reeide in the home at present occu-
pied by John Leckie, who expecte Boon
to move into hie handsome new home on
William street.
ELECTRIC ROAD.—Mr. Goldthorpe, of
Goderiob, and Engineer Green, of
Montreal, were in town on Tuesday.
They were driving over the proposed
route of the radial eleotria railway tak.
ing stook of the country and gleaning in-
formation relative to light freights, &o.,
&o. The more the possibilities of the
belt line are discussed the larger tbe field
for operation appears and we believe a
neat dividend aoald be paid if the road
were once in operation. Prompt action
will be continued 00 as to have all the
preliminaries pot out of the road and
thereby make way for the real work of
oonetructing the line,
Mae. DDWory DEO0A2ED.—Last Satur-
day morning Mrs. Frannie DeWolf paid
Nature's debt, at the age of 74 years and
3 months. She had been poorly for
some weeks, heart failure being the ail.
ment. Deoeased was born in Ragland
her maiden name being Fanny Cook, and
she Dame to this country with her per.
ante when 6 or 7 years of age, locating at
Whitby. 40 years ago the came West
with her brother William, now of Ethel,
and hoe sojourned in this locality singe.
addition to Mr. DeWolf two daughters
survive. Mr. and Mre, DeWolf lived at
Henfryn
on
be-
foretakingdup treaidenaene n BrGreuneele
some 20 years ago. The enbjeot of thie
notice was an honest going, indaetrioue,
nnaeeuming parson and a good neighbor,
Monday afternoon the funeral took place,
Rev. john Holmes conducting the Ser.
viae. Interment was made at Oranbrook
burial ground, The pall bearete were
and Robb, Mangles, Time. n, John Leckie,
and
Wm. Lake. Me, DeWolf is deeply
eympathized with in his lonelinees.
Lamm quantities of grain are being de-
livered at Brunetti. We have a oapitel
market.
Ties half mile track on the Agricultural
Society Park is being put in shape for
the Pall Fair speeding events.
82 baskebe of fine peaobee were received
ai`Braeeele on Tuesday from Jno, Wilaoo,
of Harrow, Essex Co., formerly of thio
locality,
BRUSSELS cheese factory made a abip•
ment of cheese on Tuesday of this week
to Meesre. Ballantyne & Son, The price
paid was 9d Dente.
$50 and Cosms.—The verdict in the Mo.
Nab vs. Shiele timber ease at the Division
Court Thursday of last week wee 050.00
and costs for the plaintiff.
N. F. GERRY gave one of the attractions
at oar Fall Fair, viz, the nail driving
contest, a little boom last Saturday even-
ing by an arrangement of hammers,
electric lights, and anannouncement of
the Fair.
THE probabilitiee point to the early
re -opening of the Enterprise Salt Works
here. It will be welcome news as it is a
pity to have an institution capable of
turning out so fine an artiola aimed.
Manager Mooney has a notice elsewhere
in these columna regarding Balt.
Tan Executors of the IateDsvid Knight,
Morris township, will offer his 100 acre
arm, located an the 8th line, for sale by
public auotioo at the Amerioan Hotel,
Brussels, on Saturday, 21st inst., at 2 30
p, m. F. S. Soott will be the anotiooeer.
t is a good farm and in a good locality.
FALL FAIR DloEomone.—A meeting of
East Huron and Grey Branoh Agl,
Society Directors will be held in the
Town Hall, Brussels on Saturday, 21st
net., at 3 p. m., to attend to some mat•
ere in connection with the coming Fair
hioh will be held 00 Thursday and Fri -
ay, Oct. 3 and 4.
REGARDING SAW AND TOOL BHor.—T,
McGregor says the Brussels Council will
ousider the matter concerning the new
aw and too) building, mentioned in last
eek'e Posit, ae to a $50 grant asked by
im. Tom says he man do with or with.
at it but he is sure it will pay Braeaele
ellyet to give this game and to notice
hiea
e me business.
Yours for business,
T. MaGeneoa,
Saw glimmer and filer.
Brunie.
PRIZES TO Haan.—The Secretary has
oeived the three prizes offered by the
ioharde' Soap Company, Woodetook,for
e ladies' nail driving and foot race Don.
et at East Huron Fall Fair on Friday,
et. 4. let prize ie a gold watch ; and
ize, a metal oaeed watch ; Ird prize, a
antle clock with bronze frame and
arm. Each contestant will reoeive 50
ate worth of soap. The prizes will be
exhibition in the window of Tam POST
nbliehing House. Ful) particulars in
e prize list.
EAST HusoN.—The Huron Esposito
laeb weak says;—If rumor speak
my there is probability of a three
rnered fight in East Huron at the nes
ovinoial election. It is said that Joh
ovenloak, of MoKillop, has soma notio
running as an independent candidate
dging from appearances, Mr. Govan
ok bas been in training for somethin
this kind for some time. Previous t
Hing the Patrons Mr, Govenlook wa
active Liberal, Since tbe enbeideno
the Patron organization he has no
ken any aotive part in politica. Mr
venlo0k is well known in the riding
is an active worker, and although we
not think he could be elected, he would
ke a big Shaking np in the ranks of
h the old parties.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.— Cupid, the ante
ung archer, seamed another victory on
doesday of last week at Harriston
en, at the reeidenoe of Dire. Chas
lay, the bride's mother, Rev. Robert
the, Ph. 8,, spoke the magic sentences
t made M. S. Copland, photographer,
d Mies Ethel M. Ainlay husband and
e. The ceremony was performed at
m., the prinoipale standing under an
are
of sweet peas. Mrs. E. Parker
yed the Wedding March and George
Ike', of Fordwiob, uncle of the bride,
e her away. The bride was moat be.
iogly attired in a costume of Dream
Man, trimmed with satin and oarried
andeome baguet of Dream roses. Meeole Ainlay wee the bridesmaid and
ked eweet and wore a Dream dread.
, Blackwood was groomsman. The
e'e going away dress was plum oolor
h hat to metol. There were some 80
eta present. The tables were set upon
lawn and all did ample justice to the
d thinge provided. Ample proof of
popularity of Mr. and „Mee. Copland
given in the number and valve of
wedding gate. The groom's present
a fine piano. The happy couple took
evening train for a honeymoon trip
oronlo and Buffalo, On their return
weepy a vasty comfortable home in
rieton. Gueete were present from
nt Forest, Ayton, Listowel, Ford-
Bealorth and Brussels. It is 18
e ago, or thereabouts, eines Mr, and
Ainlay were residents of Bruseele.
Ainlay died in Harrieton. The
erne friends of the bride in Brae -
will be a unit wishing them many
y prosperous years, Tam Poor joins
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e daughter of Arthur and Mra. Vigil, form-
erly of Brueeels, as follows 2—The wed.
• ding of Louie Raymond Shallenberger,
• eupintendent and constructing engineer
of the Detroit Portland Cement Co., and
Mies Ethel Muriel Viel, yon0geet (laugh.
ter of A. H, and Mrs. Viol, of Fenton,
was solemnized at St. Jude's chorea,
Sept. 4, at 5 o'olook. The beautiful
Episcopal marriage service, Rev. Cheater
Wood, rector of the church, officiating,
• was performed in the presence of the
parents and invited guests. The aharoh
was handsomely decorated, palma, potted
plants and out flowers being need in pro.
fusion, and at the hoar for the ceremony,
to the strains of the Lohengrin Bridal
chorus, played by Mies Jennings, the
bride came up the aisle, leaning on the
arm of her father, and was met at the
ehanoet by the groom. Preceding the
bride came tbe ushers—Miseee Cora Pear,
Alberta Rhubottom, Clara Topping,
Myrtle Vliet, Greats Crane and Adelaide
Davie, and the bridesmaids—Miseee Ada
Angell and Mildred Dentode, The groom
was a000mpanied by hie brother, Edward
B. Shallenberger, as beat man. The
bride wore a habdeome gown of white
Radian silk trimmed with rare old Eng:
lioh point Moe, an heirloom in the Bhel-
lenberger family. Her long tulle veil was
fastened with a white rose. Her banquet
was also of white roeee. The brideemaide
were attired in blue and the netters in
white. After the oeremogy, the bridal
party marched down the mole, Meodele-
sohn'o Wedding march being played, and
took carriages for the Viol residence on
East street, where an elaborate wedding
supper was served to the immediate
family and those who assisted in the
oeremoniee, Mr, and Mrs. Shallenberger
took the evening train Fleet, for a trip t0
the sea shore. They will return by the
Pan•Americn and will ciao viait relatives
in London, Ont., before their return
When they will begin housekeeping on
South street. The presents were beauti.
Ino and valuable, and among them may
FROM OALOAmY,—In remitting ble eat).
eorlption to Tali Pose last week W, J.
Halliday, formerly of Braeselo, writes t
Wo have bad a good Sommer for bnetheee
and if we get a week or two fine weather
there wlil be a big harvest, X eltw a field
of wheat today that wan half•aut and I
would think it would go 30 baebele to the
sore, I beard to.uighb that Mr, and
Mrs. Farrow, of Bromide, are .in town•
but have not seen them yet, THE POST
comae regularly and 10 like a letter from
home. We are all well and hope this
will find you the same.
Newer Nome Ancor TM) G. T. II,—
Agent Ham, Mre, Ham and Wesley left
on Wednesday morning for a few weeks'
holidays in Manitoba. Relieving Agent
Taylor, of Wingham, is in oharge of the
business during. Mr. Ham's absence.—
The smell gateway on Prinoese street
has been changed so as to be in line with
the granolithio walk on that street. If
the G. T. R. people would extend . the
walk to their platform the public would
say they were "dandies." — Assistant
Superintendent Lynoh, of Stratford, was
through here. on Monday.—The following
ere the shipmente during the past week
—Geo. Beet a oar of hogs and a oar of
cattle; W, Jewitt, a oar of hoge ; R.
Graham, 2 oars of peas and 2 oars of
wheat ; Z. Ament, 2 oars of heading.—
The passenger traffics this week is Lon.
donward, The single fare is 02:35 and
the exouraioo tiaketo, loth and 12th ioete.,
was $1.85. All tiokete are good to return
on Monday nail,—The sidewalk from
Tarnberry street to the depot is slightly
"uoderlating" and seems worse 01000 the
graoolithio walks have been put down
through the town.
ROoERT BURNS PAe9E9 AWAY —Last
Tuesday night, about 10o'oloak, the taper
of thie life was extinguished and the
spirit of Robert Burne was oalled to its
Maker. He had passed the .allotted span
as he was nearly 78 years of age and had
been a very hearty man, hie death being
the result of a Gainer in his lip together
with increasing years. Mr. Burne was
the youngest of seven sons hie father
being a shepherd in Rosboro'ahire, Soot.
land. Io his early years he was appren-
ticed to the tailoring and when hie mili-
tary ardor was fired he enlisted with the
Enniskillen Dragoons from wbioh service
hie father bought hie redeem after ayear's
experience. Coming to Canada when 19
years of age he resided at Cayuga, in
Haldimand 00., and afterward at Galt
before 0 coming est
land in Wawnoeh tradling it fortook
farm
n miles South of Braeaele on the graver
road, Morrie township. Here he and
Mrs. Barns lived up to about 16
years ago when they sold out and came
to Brussels to reside. Mrs. Barns' home
was at Hawick, Soottend, and she came
to this county a year after her now de.
oeaeed husband when they were married.
They bad a large family, 12 onildren, of
whom the following five are living
Alex, in Wisconsin, U. S. ; Robt. of Nee.
pawa, Man. ; Lizzie, (lire. R. Stewart)
of Griswold, Man. ; Jno., of Elkhorn,
Man. ; and Ember, (Mrs. Cotter) of
Blyth.
The sub's
Yet was a tboro' o going
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Sootebman ; honest, ontepakan, full of
life and industrious. He was a staunch
Liberal and held adherence to the Pree•
byterian ohuroh. Daring his illness he
Buffered little or no pain, watt only
confined to bed a short time and wa0 con.
00ioue to the last. Thus has passed away
o0e of the old timers, familiarly known
ae "Bobby Barna," severing another link
between this and pioneer days. To Mrs.
Burns who is well advanced in life, and
the members of the family will be ac-
corded sincere sympathy. The funeral
will take piece cm Friday rfternoon at 8
o'oloak, service being held at thelate
reeidenoe of the deaeaeed, Turnberry
etreet, half an hoar earlier. Interment
will be made at Brussels oemetery where
many of the old friends and neighbors of
Mr. Barna have found a resting place.
he Menti0hed a large elha888 at silver,
many valuable please of put glace, hand
panned ehfna, embroidered 180900, 811-
gravinge, &o,, and also a fine piano, a
gift from the bride's father, Mr, Shea
lenberger lose made a !lost at •friends in
Fenton Dingo he hao been a 04de;4, and.
Mre, S, baa mama •Gann o1Udbo01 !tare
and ie known es ono et our meet p9
young ladies. tilde Independent
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A General Banking' Bueinese Traneaoted ` Farmers! 'Notes, Disoonnted.
-. Drafts leaned and Oolleotions'Made on all pointe,.
SAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on dopositg of. $1,00 and upwards 8894 compounded hall yearly,,
Sena=AL A0TENm10N awns TO 5102 QOLLEPTION or Famine' Bone WNonaa;
Xlvery facility afforded Customers liviug at a dietetics.
payable at any bank issued Under 010,.., 80, . 020 to $80...„12o
Mono Orders*at'the followingrates $
010 to 020..,,100, 80 to 40:,,,leo
tug beet wished. Dr; J, 18. bitulla
or, father of the, groom, and X5dwar
Baellenborger, brother, and Miss A
1t. Srooke, all al Philadelphia, and
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' OADAUuANB A0 JAa25QN.—The Bat
Horse World says ;—Year after year t
ie a contingent that aemee aeroee
border and oampaigne a few borne
along the line in the States, and as a
they ore good winners, Lamb year
Swartz, of Wingbem, Opt„ with W
K, and Harold H., in charge of D
'Proctor, came over and did things
brown down the, Lake Erie Oiroait
the East and carried home a barre
Amerioan dollars, ' This year that pr
of Canadian rei0emen, Diok Roaoh
. starting out to repeat the trlok wi
string of three, owned by the Kidd B
of Listowel, Ont„ and he seems in a
way..to do it,. ire has Guinette, 2
Harry Wilkee,,2.181, and Boogie K., 2.
At the Jeokeon moss last Thus
Harry Wilkes won the Brat heat of
2.19 oleos that wan poetponed until
day afternoon, all the balance of the
gram being deolared off on aeoonut of
rain and a very muddy "track. On
day at 4 o'clock three horses faoed
wire, Harry Wilkes, Bertha Baron, 2.
that was played heavily ae favorite,
P. D. Q., 2.20. The latter horse
given the first heat, Harry Wilkes be
set back to second place for a Blight h
ekip.aodjamp break, when . be ehoald
have been. However, the next two he
he went out and won'and'de'monetra
that he was the better horse and t
the'mud jest Gaited' hill" strong him
Besides my old friend Roach, Onta
wa8 represented by R. T. Kidd, of L
towel, W. F. Soott, of Brusseie„and
O'Leary, proprietor of the Irogn
Hotel at Petrolia, ail old acgnaintan
of the writer, and let me add they ar
very deoeot sort, too, good fellows • w
met, and it ie a pleasure to see them ea
in. The Kidd Brothers formerly own
the noted stallion Lord Ferguson, 2.1
They now own besides those mention
the stallion Beldam, by Azmoor, 2.2
dam Rosemont, by Piedmont, eeco
dam Beautiful Belle, third dam Minn
baba: He is a 161 hand, bay horse a
a good one. They also have the fiv
year•old stallion Earl Fergoeoo, by Lo
Ferguson ; Minnie Hunter, the dam
Dorothea, 2.12 ; Vies Hunter, 2.29 a
Trappist, 2.18} ; also a whole lot of w
bred youngsters. Mr. Scott has the go
stallion Costumer, by Stranger, dam b
Jay Gould, a seven-year•old bay hors
also Kaplan, a four•year•old atallioo b
Kremlin, dam by Keotnoky Prino
eeoond dam a full eioter to Dexter. A
a throe year-old Kaplan took a record
2.25. Mr. Soott has a•lot of good yonn
eters also. Mr. O'Leary's favorite
present is a floe, five•year•old, bay geld
ing, aired by Online, 2.04, dam Moreno
G., 2,18i, and if memory serves me riga
I looked this fellow over as a 2 year.ol
before he was gelded. O'Leary is an of
horse entllaeiaet and has owned a loco
good ones. Besides the one mentione
he has a fonr•year•old gelding, Baia
Billy, by Slander, oat of Florence G
Boys were enjoying themeelvee over her
and extended a cordial invitation to you
oorree
andent
p- to skip morose and se
them when the smoke of the presen
battle oleare away. For a long time
have not grasped the hand of a man with
more pleaeare than I did that of Dio
Reath, one of the greatest of Oanadia
drivers and horsemen, a general at every
Harter
q of the traok and a genial gentle-
man too. Since lastI met him he has
been over to tha old country, that is,
during the year 1899, where be campaign•
ed horses in England, Austria and Ger.
many, and was quite eaooeeafal, though
he says America is the king of them all.
England, he don't like a little bit.; Ger-
many is good enough in its way, lint
Austria is a peach, the best racing ao0n•
try on earth, outside of the States, of
coarse. Dick's home is at Brussels, Ont.,
thong') he has oharge of the Kidd
Brothers' stable of horses at present.
Out of eight Marta Harry Wilkes has won
five first moneye and he has never been
extended either,
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Go to Brewer's for 'oar photographs,
MONEY to loan on farm security.
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Tim Pose.
FAMILY groups taken pwitht great 8000080
at Brewer's, Brussels.
WANTED 200 bushels good plume for
whioh a good price will be paid in trade
at MoOraoken'e.
OAR bast Beaver Cement to hand,
Every Back guaranteed. Lowest pride.
MORAY & Co,, Brnssele,
NORTON TERRACE,—Barrister Blair has
been appointed agent for the above
property and will be in apoeition to ar.
range with parties deeirioos of renting,
&o.
GARDEN PLANTS.—Mi99 Kelly baa any
gnantity of garden plants for eale inolad•
ing t—Tomato, cabbage cauliflower and
eatery. Also a large and fine 0011eotion
of flowering planta. Floral designs made
to order and at reasonable prices.
BRUSSELS GREDNnoueme.
BRneaauu SALT Wonxe.—The Brueeolo
Balt Works have got in stook yet nt tbe
Worke 20 tone of good, cattle salt at $3.60
per ton. Also cattle Balt packed in
barrels, 75o (including the barrels.) We
have also a good supply of thenicest
table and butter salt that oan be made.
It will also do fine for packing moat.
Please call at the Brussels Salt Works
and you will be waited on promptly.
The Coleman Salt Co„ Seaforih, Ont.
GORDON Alcmene, Foreman.
TI1e Canadian rifle team defeated the
Ulster team at Seagirt...
E0giaeee lobo Hagerman of the Grand
Trunk was drowned while oonoeing at
Midland.
In the sculling rape et Rat Portage for
the world's ahampiouebip, Towne beat
Gandaur by five lengths.
A young man named Newell was struck
by a train on tbe Mlohlgan Central Rail.
way at Delhi and killed.
Ernest Beer, the young eon of the pro.
prietor of the Bull'e Dee Hotel, Toronto,
bete been arrested, obarged with the
murder of Michael Hartnett, l
J. N. GOIIDON, Aa2Nm,
Beverly, N. J., was the wane of a
unique femme( on Monday afternoon of
last week. The other day "Nipper,” the
pet dog df Mre. Jonee, of Broad etreet,
suddenly expired, Mrs. Donee was in.
consolable and she deoided to convey
Nipper to his last resting plane in•a fit.:
ting •manner, BI1e eeonred the services
of an undertaker, and the dog, dreeoed in
a haadoome Bilk shroud, was laid in an.
expensive ghild'e oaeket. The body was
exposed to the pnblio view from 12 noon
to 2.80 p..m,, during which period a large•
crowd filed past file flower,bedeoked
casket. Atter a brief funeral address,
delivered by Rev. Mr. Reddies, of the R.
E. ahnreh, Nipper .was laid to rest in a
quiet spot in to garden.
• BORN.
Manama—In Brnssele, on Sept. 8th, to
!lir, and Mrs. E. P. Murphy, of Port
Moron, Mioh., a daughter.
MOLEOD.—In Walton, on Aug. 31st, to
Mr. and Mtn. Roderiok 'McLeod, a
Son.
110AN.—Io MoKiilop, on Sept, 3rd, to Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph Ryan, a daughter.
WALae0.—Io Dauphin, Man., on Aug.
29111, to Mr, and Mrs. Jae, Walker, a
900...
avL.A.RRxaa,
Amanc—Bnewar.—At the residence of the
bride's parente, Wroxeter, by Rev. I.
'A. MoRelvey, on Sept. 4811, Mr. Jac),
N. Allen to Mise Laura Brawn,
daughter of Dr. Brawn, all of Wrox•
eter.
4NfEneo0—PAmToaooN.—At the residence
of the bride's parents, on Sept. 4011,
by Rev. 7. A. Hamilton, Mr. Wm.
Anderson to Mise Florence Patter-
son, eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Donald Patterson, all of East Wawa -
nosh.
Onanmmes—BLAox.--On Wednesday Sep-
tember 4th, at the dlethodiet Parson•
age, Belgrave,-by Rev. A. H. Brown,
B. A„ B. D„ Mr. Samuel Charters,
Great Palle, Montana, U. B., to Mies
Fanny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Black, of East Wawanoah.
00PLAND—AINLAY.—At the residence of
the brlde'e mother, Harrieton, on
Sept. 4, by Rev,Robt• Burne,Ph. B.,
,d
Mr. M. S. ,Oopla , Artist,, to Mies.
Ethel M,, daughter of Mee. Chas.
Ainlay, all of Harrieton.
Rae= -,MCLACBLAN. — At "Fairview"
Farm, Grey, on Sept. 10t19, by Rev.
D. J3. McRae, of Oranbrook, Mr. W.
P. Ritchie to Miss Annie B., (laugh.
ter of Mr. Jno. MoLaohlan, all of
Grey.
8000T—TnOnNTa0,—At the reeidenoe of
the bride's cousin, Buffalo, on Sept.
11, by Rev. Mr. Chapman, Mr. D. M.
Scott, of Brussels, to Mise Mae
Thornton,
ax>rx-
BURNe.—In Brnoeele, on Sept. 10, Robert
Burne, aged 77 years and 7 months.
OA0Ento1E.—Io Manietique, Mfoh., on
Aug. 28th, Jos. H. Oaeemore, eon of
John Caeemore, of Tarnberry,. aged
26 years.
OOULT0R,—In East Wawnoah, on Sept,
3rd, Jane Grabam, reliot of the late
John Coulter, aged 80 years.
DEWoLP,—Io Brueeele, on Sept. 7012,
Fanny Cook, beloved wife of Frannie
DeWolf, aged 74 yeare and 3 menthe.
Ohesley, Sept. 16-17.
Northern, Walkerton, Sept. 18-19.
Guelph Central, Guelph, Sept. 17-19.
West Middlesex, Strathroy, Sep. 17-19.
Ripley, Sept. 24-25.
Teeewater, Sept. 24-25.
Palmerston, Sept. 24-25.
Wellesley, Sept. 24-25.
South Heron, Beaforth, Sept. 24-25,
Centre Braes, Paisley, Sept, 24-25,
Elma at Atwood, Sept. 24-26.
Turnbury, Winghem, Sept. 26-27.
Mornington, Milverton, Sept. 26-27.
Fullerton, Mitchell, Sept. 26-27,
North Brant, Paris, Sept. 26-27.
East Wawanoeb, Belgrave, Oot. 1-2.
South Perth, St. Marge, Oet. 1-2.
Great Northweet'n, Goderioh, Oat. 1-2.
N. R. of Oxford, Woodstock, Oot. 1-2.
Listowel, Oct. 1-2,
North Grey, Owen Sound Oct, 2-4,
East Enron, Brussels, Oot. 8.4.•
North Perth, Stratford, Oot. 8-9.
Dungannon, Oot. 8-9,
Blyth & Morrie, Blyth, Oot. 8-9.
Peninsular, (Anthem, Oot, 8-10.
Howiak, Gerrie, Oot. 12,
Norfolk, Simone, Oot. 15-17.
MD= t0 mm=s,m xe:.a.M=sons,
Fall Wheat...,,,,..... 88
E arley 40
Peas 60
Oats 80
Butter, tithe and rolls ., 12
Ego per dozen 9
Flour per owt... 4 00
Potatoes-)
(Per pk. 20
Apples (per pit.) 20
Sheep akine,eaoh ,,,,., 26
Lamb shine each 26
Salt per bbl., retail...,, 1 00
Hay per ton 6 00
Hides trimmed 6
H ides rough 5
Hogs, Live 7 00
Wool 12
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
�t 0OA' HOUSE AND ' LOT ON
TurnberrY street, Brussels, for sale at
a bargain.. Apply to
THOS. /SALLANTYNE, Bruepele,
r1OMFORTABLE, WELL
lighted and oonvenientroomo to let in
the Leckie block over G, A. Dead= anis and
Mrs. Rogers' stoeee, Apply to P. 8, 500Tp,-
S. BEEP STRAYED. ,— TWO young moo,bla,k face two lambs;
strayed away abut lotoroclend.ofr oely, Any
informationwill 1 thankfully received,
JNU. MOKINNON, Lot 5, Con. 8 Grey,
0`1 ..Brussels P. O.
QUILTED 'ON. THE PREM.
tsps of the undersigned, Lot.5, tion. 8,
Grey, on or aboht Aug. 28rd, aheifer. 0011.
Owner isrequestedto proye property, .pay
expenses and take It away, g.4
P. MoDOi1GALL, Brussels P. 0.
'PAPER HANGING, • .UNOOR•
ATma and 'House Painting done. in
Woikmanlike manner and'on short notice.
Have had three years' experienoe in oily
work... Terms reaeonable.. Give me a call.
20 W.J. JOHNSTON, Walton.
1•tl-Z
•
QALETENDERS addressed to
DI) the un-
dereigned and endorsed "Tender f or a ay -
field Pier," will be received at tbie offioe un-
til Friday, 27811 September, inclusively, for
the Construction of an extension to the
ince
South
vierB
Saccording nto a plan and
opeeid cation to be seen at the office oI H, A,
Gray, Esq., Engineer in (Marge, Harbour
and River Works for Ontario, Confederation
Life Building, Toronto, on application to
the - Postmaster at Rayfield and at the De-
partment of Pub110 works, dttawa.
Tenders will not be considered unless
made on the form subtitled, and signed with
the actual signatures of tenderers.
An aooe8ted (Moque on a chartered bank.
payable to the order of the Minister of Pub-
lic. Works, for two hundred dollars ($200)
must accompany each tender. The cheque
will be forfeited if.. the party decline the
contract or fail to complete the work con-
tracted for, and will be returned in ease of
non-aceeptauoe of tender,
The Department does not bind itself to
accept tho lowest or any tender,
By order,
FRED. GEL/NAS,
Department of Pabllo Works, 'Secretary.
Ottawa, 7bh September, 1001,
Newspapers Inserting this advertisement
without authority from the Department
will not be paid for it.
SEPT. 12. 1901
Pabsts'
Malt
Extract
IThe Great
Tonic
Toni,
25c, per Bottle • at
FOX'Sc l "
DRUG,
STORE.
Every yoneg person should tape a eourge
fn. Listowel Business College whfoh re-
opens, under a aew'man0gement, on Mon-
day, Sept. 2, )901,
Is'Oiroular free on application,'
C. A. FLEMING, A. L. McINTYRE0
President, Secretary,
Executor's' Sale'
—0F VALUABLE—
FARMR
P OPERTY
IR the Township of Morelli, 1n the
County gf Huron.
Pursuant to the power 'vested in the
undersigned ae the executors of the estate •
of David Knight, lateof the township of
Morrie, in the county o1 Huron, (armor, de-
ceased, there will be offered for sale by
Public Auotion AT THE AMERICAN
HOTEL IN THE VILLAGE OF,BRU2$808.
Saturday, September 21st, 1..1).1001,
at 2.80 o'clock in the afternoon by F. 8.'
Scott, Auetionoor,—the following valuable
farm property,
of lot 29 in the Oth consisting
uh80 the town1
shop o1 Morris, in the County of Huron, con-
toining100 acres, more or lees, The whole
of said lot with the exception of 2 or 3 acres '
le cleared and iu a good stare of cultivRaRtion,
Theepremises is a consist off loam. email frame house '
20100 with cellar underneath and a small
frame stable, all in a fair state of repair.
There are a Yew apple trees on theprenl-
ieee. The farm is well adapted for mixed '
farming. Fames in fair repair. The prop-
erty is situated 44 miles from the thriving
Village of Brussels on a good gravel road.
Taunts Or SALE,—Ten per cent on day of
sale and the balaoae on the fifteenth day
of March, 1902, when the purchaser will be
entitled to a conveyance and to be lob into •
full pewee Mon. The purchaser will be an.
titledto immediate poeeoeston to do Fall
plowing and other Fall work. The prop.
arty will be offered enbjeot to a reserve bid.
For further partioalare apply to the Vend-
ors or their eolioltor,
G. F.BLAIR,
Solicitor for Executors, Brussels,
ANDREW H13L0P,Executors,
JOHN 8HO1tT168ED, Jn.j Bruseele.
Dated at Brussels Sept. 10811,1901.
ARE YOU
GOING
To take in the Fall Fairs or.Pan-
American ? If so, you will need a New
Suit or Overcoat ? We can save you a lot
of time, trouble and enough money to pay .
your expenses for a day or two. 'You need
never forego any of the pleasures of life in
order to be well dressed, if -you; buy your
clothing here. Our new Fall Suits and
Overcoats are marvels of the tailoring art,
made to our order by the best wholesale
tailors in Canada, correct in style, well
trimmed and perfect fitting. Are you in-
terested 2 1f so, Dome in and permit us to
'"show you what a ready-to-wear garment',
• of the (find we sell, is like. We know you
p• willrices. have no reason to complain about the
Tweed Suits $4.00 to $12
Serge Suits 3.75 to 14
Boys'
Clothing
All ready for the school openings.
Honestly made, artistically tailored gar-
" ments for the boys. Every stitch and
seam true and firm made from strong
fabrics, with the best of trimmings. Our
goodstionand prices show our superiority in
this particular brand over alll competi-
.
61
91
13
10
500
20
20
25
30
70
0 00
0d
5
7 00
13
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN,
Hoven to rent. Apply et Tam Post,
GOOD Durham halter- for sate. Apply
to ,7A0. Gime, Brgesale,
Boys' 2-pi000. Suite from $1126 to $3150
3- i000 S111t1 from' 216
y p 0 to 01n
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CLOTH/.ER: AND • FURNISHER,