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00T. a 1901
False Economy ot
Cheap• Spectacles.
Sight is too precious to trifle with,
When buying spectacles buy a gobd
pair.
We use perfect lenses,
They cost a little more than the
commoner kinds, but the difference
in comfort is worth many times the
difference in price.
Eyes examined free.
PuRE
SKOES
FRESH •• • .•
• GINGER,
°LOVES,
01NNIMON,
ALLSPICE,
TURMIIRIO,
MACE,
MUSTARD,
RED PEPPERS,
BLACK PEI'PERS,
MIXED SPICE,
Whole. or Ground, at Hest Prices.
L.
R. Harve
DRUGGIST, BOOKSELLER, OPTICIAN,
SUCCESSOR TO G. A. DEADMAN,
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOIITRIMIN EXTENSION W. G. & D.
Trains leave Bruesela Station, North
and South, as follows
GOING Bourn GOING NORTH.
'Express 7:18 a.m 1 Mail 2.10 p.m
Muted .... 9:45 a,m !Barrens 8:17 p.m
goat Stills Pins.
A ohiel'e amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
OCTOBER.
Tow ri Council next Monday evening.
CONCERT Friday evening in Town Hall.
KENNEY and Blies La Dell are well
worth hearing.
Laura ooneignmente of fruit to our
local dealers have arrived.
Samara School Board will meet on
Friday evening of next week.
AYMTION sales are looming ap. Get
your bills at Toe Poem Publishing Haase.
A STABLZ has been built by D. Jamie.
eon on hie lot on Tarnberryi street,
North.
A. nom{ foundation has been put under
the house owned by Mrs. Oreighton,
Queen street. A. J. Lowry bad the job.
EDD/E LOWRY fell a few feet from a
Boaffold one day last week and iujured
one of hie shoulders which bothered him
for a few days.
Junoo'e Comm — Tuesday forenoon
Judge Mamma held Voters' Liet Court in
Brussels. There were no Conservioive
appeals. Of the Liberal appeals 5 were
pat on, 4 ;Arm* off and 1 name °banged.
BLOOD POIEON.—Frank Oliver was laid
aside from active service for a time from
blood poisoning on the first finger of hie
left hand, occasioned by a cut with a
knife while assisting in dressing the bear
recently shot by A. Cowley.
Mrs. Jno. Ransom, of Grey township,
has purchased the house and lot of Prank
DeWolf, William street, Brussels, paying
$500 for it. Mr. DeWolf intends going
to make hie home with relatives. The
new proprietress will take possession this
Fall, we understand.
ACCIDENT.—Mrs. Wilbee, er., received a
letter last week from her son, Andrew,
who is working in Northern Ontario at
bridge building, stating that he had
fallen 17 feet from a bridge and had
broken hie left arm and several ribs but
was getting along as well as could be ex -
poled. The injured man is a brother
to Mrs. P. Ament and Walter, Jeeee and
Jno. Wilbee of this looality. THE Poem
hopes Mr. Wilbee will soon be as well as
ever.
APRLEs.—Attention of apple growers of
tbie locality is called to the advt. con-
cerning Brussels Older Mill and Apple
Butter Factory. Any quantity of apples
will be bought by them at the highest'
cash price with the purpose of manu-
facturing the fruit into apple batter for
shipment to Manitoba and the North.
west by Jno. Govenlock. A market hae
been opened there and farmers and
others will be working in their own in.
termite by encouraging this trade.
Iderateioiner, —On Saturday, Septem-
ber 21st, Jarari T. Dickson, of Langdon,
North Dakota, a former resident of this
Imlay and a son of Robert Dickson
formerly of Grey and Brussels), and
Mise Mand Abraham, of Hamilton, once
a school teacher in Brussels Public)
school, were happily married at the home
of the bride's mother, Hamilton. They
have gone to their home in Langdon after
a visit at St. Pools. The many old
friends of the oontraoting parties will be
a unit in their expression of congratu•
latione to Mr. and Mrs. Diallson. May
their joys be many and their troubles
few.
BLYTR Fent.—The great Blyth Fair
will be held on Tuesday and 'Wednesday
next, October 80h and 9017. The direstore
are making liberal use of their time and
money and this year's fair promisee to
eclipse any provions Fair held by the
Blyth Fair Sooiety. Arrangements have
been made with the Grand Trunk railway
to aell single fireacleas fare tiokete for
the round trip from any station within
85 miles of Blyth to Blyth Fair. All
tickets are good from the afternoon of
Oat. 7117 to Oot. 10th—four days. A
epode' train will leave Blyth on the last
night of the Pair, Oot. Ooh, at 10 la m.,
and run as far as Seafortb, storming at
Londeeboro' and Clinton. At Clinton
oonneotion will be made at 10.27 p. m.
with the regular train for Holmesville
and Goderiali. There will be several
epeoial attraotione this year, among them
four speeding events for purees' aggregat.
ing $260, oonsisting of open trot or paw,
2 80 trot or patio, three-minute trot or
peas, and a poop trot. There will also
be a three.mile bioyele raoe for amateurs.
The 4000 pound Durham steer will be
one of the attractions. The Blyth Fair
grounds oover 20 sates, on which ie one
of the fastest and prettiest halamile
17001:4 in Cam% and a grand stand
capable of seating 1000 people. The
direotore Wiped 12,000 visitors to Blyth
Fair this year,
Fear, Fairs are having their innings
just now.
Sze the sports' on Friday afternoon at
the Fall Fair.
Coaczam Friday evening, Plan of re.
served mats at Fox'a Drug store.
Don'T forget the Millinery Openings
tbie week. No lady who clan get to see
them ebould miss the opportunity.
W. H. MoCateogati was an exhibitor at
Lisbowel Fair on Tuesday and Wed-
nesday. Miss Clara MaCraoken bad her
fancy work along aleo.
MONDAY of this week Howe & 00,
moved their stook of goods from the
Holmes block to the Smote block where
they are opened out and ready for busi-
ness.
3. C. TOOK was a judge on pigs at At.
wood Fall Fair, Thursday of last week.
If there's a hobby that J. G. has it is the
hog business and he has had a profitable
experience handling them too.
IN addition to Mr. Kenney and alias
La Dell, Mise Eva Degge, of Chatham,
will sing a solo and play two piano setae -
dons at Friday evening's concert. Min
Degge le a good vocalist and an extra
fine pianist.
Tan stone house of the late Robert
Barna, Tnruberry street, Brunetti, has
been purchased by J. D. 'Warwick, V. 5,
the price being a800. Mr. Warm* will
not °bongo hie piece of abode however,
as he owns the reeidenoe he lives in also.
AT the next meeting of Bruesals C. 0.
F. Court the topio for debate ie "Resolved
that old bachelors' should be taxed."
Wria Miller will lead the affirmative and
Walter Smith the negative. The mar-
riageable ladies should give Mr. Miller
all the pointers they can to aid in . the
good work.
RESIDENCE BOIIGIIT.—George Beet has
purchased the residence on Tarnberry
street, now °coupled by Jas. Fox, from
H. Dennie, of Chatham, paying $900 for
the same. In addition to quite a mum
fortable house there ie a large stable and
a balf acre of laud. Mr. Best will get
poseeseion as soon as Mr. Fox's new
reeiderme ie ready for occupation.
MoNeunamoN—H0100.—The St. Marye
Argue of September 26th says of a former
Brusselite :—One of the prettiest and
Moat unique of home weddinge took
place in Meehan on Wednesday at the
handsome residence of the bride's par-
ents, Isaac and Mrs. Hord, when their
daughter, Mies Ida Gertrude, wee mar.
ried toDr, H. 3. MoNaughton, of Penn
Yen, N. Y. The ceremony took place in
the drawing room, whiob was prettily
decorated with 'erne and astera. Pink
and white were the prevailing colors of
the deooratione. The bride looked
charming in a gown of white silk organ-
die over white silk, handsomely trimmed
with Dewey chiffon ribbon, finished with
a sash of Liberty eilk. In her hand she
carried a boquet of pink roses. Both the
bride and groom were unattended, but
the 'ceremony wag 'witnessed by a large
gathering of their relatives and most inti-
mate friend's. Rev, 0. E. Stafford, of
Paisley, connected with the bride's fam-
ily by marriage, was the officiating
clergyman. The Wstoner wedding marob
was played by Mies Vinoent, of Hamil-
ton. Mise Hord is a graduate of the
Hamilton Ladies' college and gold
medalliet, whilst Dr. MoNaughton is a
graduate of the Philadelphia dental 'ma
lege. The members of their reepeotive
graduating classes were invited to the
wedding. The list of guests included
Dr. and Pare. Sampson, Judge and Mre,
Knox, Miss Knox, Mrs. Parsons, Mr. and
Mise Lown, of Penn Yam; Pant Knox,
Clinton, N. Y. ; Dr. Olande Brown, Lon-
don ; Dr, and Mre. Campbell, Cando,
Dakota ; Drelb. W. Molee, Norwich ; Dr.
Connor, Gouverneur, N. Y. ; Jae. H.
Dougherty, Toronto, and Dr. and hlre.
MoNangliton, Ronald and Miseee Mary,
Margaret, Minnie, Lizzie and Donald and
Mre. MoNaughton and 300, and Mrs.
Lowe, of Brussels; Misses Ada and Min -
ole Beattie, Seaforth '• Rev. 0. E. and
Mrs. Stafford, Mieeee Emma said Hattie
Stafford, Paisley ; Rev, and him Whit-
ing, Ililtobell ; Miss Jennie and Jae. Roy,
Bornholm ; Mies Gracie Awrey, Mimi Ida
Gillard, Mise Jean Vinaent, Hamilton ;
Masao Sayer and Cotton, Windsor ; J.
L. Ferris, London; G. W. and Mrs.
Weigert, Atlantic City; R. W. and Mrs.
Dillon, fit. Marys ; W. H. and Mrs.
Hord and Mie e Pearl Vivian, Stratford ;
F. C. and Mre. Hord, 5. Stewart and
Miss Neal, Mitchell ; Misses Millie and
Lottie Netberoott, Woodat ook. The
bride's travelling gown was of brown
broadolotb, lined with white eilk, trim.
mad with atitohing. Travelling hat
brown silk velvet toque, with white eilk
crown, trimmed with Autumn foliage,
After the wedding supper, Dr. and Mre.
MoNaughton drove to Stretford where
they took the West bound train en route
far their future home at Penn Yon,
where Dr. Mollanghton is practising
dentistry. Very many valuable and nee.
ful preeente were given to the bride and
groom by their friende, amongst them
being it handsome Oriental rag, a sub.
stantiel chug ne, a case of pearl handled
Oliver eatlery, eto, Mrs, MoNaughton
will be greatly missed in many 0114188.
Besides being a groat sooial favorite, she
has been an active worker in Sunday
school and Epworth League, always
wiWop Ipair) bee abliily soca time to the
service of Otbere• P. MeNatIghtfin
opent0 portion of hie time iu a dental
oftiee in Mitohell, Where he bas many
frielide. They start their married life
under favorable anoploo and With the
beet wishes of all wlio 'Moo, Wein. The
aware et the Argus ie that ,they may
We a Wog, happy and prosperous life
together,
Tis following shipments were made
from Eirusesels G. T. R. tote week J—Car
oats ; 8 Oars aPPles, W. Jewitt ; ear lambs',
Clegg & Damao ; oar wheat, Alf. Baelfer ;
gag hoga, Geo. Beet ; oar peas, Alf.
Beaker ;001 .peas, la, Graham, Geo.
Thomson removed a oar of salt,
Top Wingham Times says' :—Wingham
gathered up a team of sphereaollers and
west over to Brossele on Friday after-
noon to 'contest Weill with tbe boys of
that towo. Our boys had not had any
praotioe for over 0 month and were. not
in good trim for a matoli, but with their
known, eharaoterietio to facie any, they
took the riek. Brunets was so greedy
that Obey took all the gristle, making the
• Score 8 to 0. The Wingham boys are not
very sore over the defeat, however.
•
People We Talk About,
Mrs. Ziniroar is visiting at Detroit,
Mise ilea Oautelon has been on the
Wok list.
Miss Mary Roberton was visiting at
Clinton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ham are baok from their
holiday to the West.
Coseley made a badness trip to
Lietowel on Wednesday.
Blies Edith Adams eamorapanied ber
mother to Buffalo last Friday.
Mira Eva Mo0raoken was visiting in
Listowel for a day or so tbie week.
Connoillor N. F. Gerry took in the
Pan Amerioan and enjoyed the eights.
Mrs. Jno. Cornish and Miss Maggie,
of Pine River, are visiting at Mrs, A.
Good's.
George Buchanan has gone to Seaforih
where lie will proeeonte his studies at
the Collegiate.
3, D. and Mre. Ronald and Mre. W. M.
Sinclair are away on a visit with friends
at Detroit and Chicago.
Mre. (Rev.) Ballantyne and children,
of Moleaworth, were visitors at Melville
manse onMonday.
Will. Habkirk, wife and family, of
Dungannon, visited at the home of his
mother, Brueeele, a few days last week.
We are sorry to state that Mise Annie,
faded daughter of D. A. Lowry, has been
quite ill bat we hope she will soon be
better.
Hugh Somers and: James Heffron, of
Blyth, and Joe Habkirk, of Dungannon,
were the guests of the Mieeee Habkirk on
Sunday.
Mrs. B. Gerry and ber daughter,
Mrs.
W. H. Willis, of Seaforth, left on Bator,
day for a holiday with relatives in
Chicago.
Will. and Dirs. Lowry, of London, are
visiting relatives in town and oountry.
Mrs. Lowry has recently returned from a
trip to Manitoba.
P. Scott was a judge on implemente at
Wingham Fall Pair last Friday and
Thos. Corry rendered like service at
Atwood Show on fruit.
We are sorry to report that oar (OWDS•
man, Wm. Cameron, is not enjoying as
robust health as hie many friends would
wieb, but we hope he will won be better.
Miss Moffatt, assistant commissioner
of mines, Toronto, and Mina Clara Mof-
fatt and John Barrett, of Blyth, visit. d
at the home of Mrs, Habkirk ou Wednes-
day.
Ed. Bryaoe,son of Alex. Bryane, of
Morrie, has taken a position in L. R.
Harvey's Drug store. He ie a good stu.
dent and will make a enemas at his new
work.
alio. and Mre. Wright, of Smith'e
Falls, who spent two weeks visiting with
friends in Blyth and vioinity, are now
visiting with friends in Brussels and
Harriston.—Blyth Standard.
A. R. Smitb, well known here, was in
town over Sunday. He has moved his
stook of goods from Stratford to Wing -
ham where he wants on doing a big
trade. We wish him e000ese.
blies Mary MaLanohlin, of Brunets,
has gone to St. Thomae where she hae
assumed a position in the store of J. B.
Hill. Mies Mao, has had a wide ex-
perience in Roseland, B. 0., and Strat.
ford, Ont., and is an agreeable, competent
young lady who should suit almost any
employer.
Dr, H. J. MoNaughton, of Penn Van,
N. Y., was in town on Tuesday of beet
week while en route to Mitobell where he
MO united in marriage on Wednesday to
a most estimable young lady in the
person of Mies Garble Hord, daughter of
ex -Mayor Hord, an old and well known
resident of that tows. Taz Poem wishes
onr old townsman the highest realization
of oonnulcial blies. A more extended
refereacm will be found in another notice
in this issue,
CHURCH CHIMES..
"Thie Graoe Also" will be the Epworth
League topio for next Sabbath evening.
Rev. R. Paul will take it.
The monthly Communion service will
be held in Ea. Sohn's Ohara' next Sun-
day morning, The inaumbent will be in
his own pulpit.
Rev. R. Paul will preach in the Metho•
diet ohuroh next Sabbath morning and
the pastor's topio ou Sabbath evening
will be on the care of tbe Young.
Rev. Too. Rosie, B. A., Brussels, hae
been (Mogen President of the Young
People's Sooiaty in oonneotion with
Maitland Preebytery. The choice ie a
good one,
The Presbyterian ooragregations of
Auburn and Smlth'e Hill have deoided to
extend o pall to Rev. Mr, Currie, of
Beaverton. The matter will clam° before
the Presbytery ttt its next meeting.
Last Sunday Rev. Mr. Forney, of
Glorrie, rendered very aooeptablo service
in St. John's church iu this plaoe. Rev,
Mr. Abey, the genial inottmbent, was at
Gorrie preaobiog Harvest Home sermons',
The annual Rally servioe will be held
in the Methodist Sabbath school next
Sabbath afternoon. Program will oon•
Oat of respousiv a exeroisee, reoitations,
yowl eeleotione and short addreesee by
Bev. 3. Holmes, Rev. Paul, Posta:meter
Farrow and the Superintendent. Session
commencose ab 2.80 o'elOok.
In 000neotion with the Communion
eervice in Melville Chetah, Rev, Mr.
Stewart, of Delmore, was the preaoher on
Saturday afternoon, hie text being the
fa.millav words of Isaiah "Ho I everyone
that thiretrth, 00," Salvation was his
topio madam dealt with in an able man.
nor in the following divisions : (1) In its
Prerinese ; (2) Iu ite 14111tieSS (8) In
Thiivoreslity, Tho pastor proaohod
morning And evening ao Sabeath, the
morning teat Wog "Obriet eteitafastly
980 bin facie to -go to Jeruualorn." MV013.
Ing Stlitient wae "God the Shephard of
Hie People." Both were Oloar expoei.
OM of the Goapel, 280 Means partook
of the ettOreanent and 18 now • members
Were added to Om roll, Rev. Mr. Ballan-
tyne, of Molesworth, occupied the pulpit
on M
ondaYga44g1vRttfut adarega te d00 0:Ure
atAut.—Larit Sabbath Harvest
Nome sermons were preached in the
Metbodist ohnr0h, Tbe Morning Wee
wet and the congregation not nearly so
• good ee opal on amount of it but the
choir sang "Let 0 110010 sunshine In" In
anticipation of a brightening op in tbe
weather, Owing to the inability of tbe
Invited reverend gentleman to get here to
preach the aermone the pastor buokled
into it bimeelf and a good buckle he
made 00 10. The morning sermon was -a
!viary one founded upon the text "The
joy of the Lord ia your etrength." In
the evening the 011tirels was well filled
and tbe gallery milled into requisition.
"The world an enemy 10 the Obristian
and the method of overcoming it" was
Rev. Mr, Holmpe' theme, praotioal,
thoughtful and euggestive. Deooratione
in the way of beautiful flowere, plants,
oorn, maple leaves, fiage, &o., were notice-
able and looked very nice. Monday
evening the ladies prepared an elegant
supper and no one went away hungry ite
far as the opportunity to satisfy the ap-
petite was tionoarned. After this an ad-
journment was made to the auditorium
where the pastor took the chair aud after
devotional Malian introduced the fol•
lowing program :—Chorus by the choir.
Quartette "Bells of Invitation," Misses
Ainlay and Kinney and Messrs. Morrison
and Pollard, of Walton. Address on
"Little Things" by Rev. F. swarm, of
Illnevale, was replete with workable ring.
geations both in the world and the
(Mardi. The solo, "Indeed" was wall
sung by bliss Eva Degge, of Chatham,
who is always ready to lend her aoeistanoe
and le a very fine vocalist. Rev. Jno.
Ross, B. A. pastor of Melville (Munch,
was the next and last apeaker, elaborat•
ing the line of thought advaamed by Rev.
Mr. Swann, conoluding with congratula-
tory worde to the Chairman over hie
restoration to health and the congrega-
tion generally. Miss Lizzie Sample sang
the fine solo "Angels sereuade" very ao-
oeptably despite having a share of the
prevailing cold now ea common. The
Walton Quartette gave "Song of the
Soldier" and received merited applause
RS in their first number. W. Neal raoi.
ated as accompanist for them with
effioienoy. After a vote of thanks to
all thoee aesisting in the program
on motion of W. H. Kerr and Rev. R.
Paul the proceedings were brought to a
close by the National anthem and Bene-
diotion. The financial results were
about $55.
Business Locals.
MONEY to Joan on farm security.
Apply at THE Poem
Cin beet Beaver Cement to band.
Every sack guaranteed. Loweet price.
Mulles & Co., Brueeele.
Fere Day will be a good alumnae to get
your photo. taken. Look out for enape.
BREWER'S, Brussels.
Baum lined oape lost between Brussels
cemetery and Walton teat Monday after-
noon. Finder will oblige by leaving it
at Tam Posa Pabliehing House.
ANY one wishing to -enjoy life can do
so by having saw filer T. McGregor to
file and fix their saws. Yours for fast
and easy outting. T. McGregor, Bras.
sele Saw & Tool Company, Brussels,
Ontario.
&MT.—A car load of nice, olean, com-
mon, fine, table salt at the Brussels
Salt Works. We have also a good supply
of nioe table and butter salt on band,
besides some roogb salt for cattle. Aoy
farmer or storekeeper wanting any kind
of salt can be well supplied by calling at
the Brueeele Salt Works.
Gamma Mom; Foreman.
East Huron Fall Fair.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF
THIS WEEK.
Everything ie in readineee for the An-
nual Fall Fair in connection with the
East Huron Agricultural Sooiety, which
ie billed for Thursday and Friday of ails
week.
Noticeable improvemente have been
made about the Grey Branch Agl. Park
where the Fair is held. A new shingle
roof was put on the whole building ;
shutters added to the windows of the
dome of the main building and a number
of posts under the building straightened
up or renewed as neoessary. A lavatory
for ladies hae been placed immediately
East of the 'Palace." The old office for
the Secretary was pulled down and a
new, modern one built in its place, and
gravel walk pat in front of both 10 and
the ticket office. In the interior depart-
ment 90 yards of cotton bas been procured
and placed on the Westerly wall and
tables for the Ladies' work, and to see
thequantity of goods on display at this
Fair one would imagine a new building
would soon be required for this interest-
ing feature of the Show. Plleotrio lamps
light up both buildings..
The half mile track is in first•class.
shape and if the weather ie dry fast time
will be made by the many horses entered
for the speeding contests.
There are upwarde of 1,000 entries in
now as Tan Posen goes to press and tbe
display for the outeide will largely aug•
ment this number. The Directorate have
arranged to wary out the program of
attreations as promptly ea poesible and
the contests should be keen, clean and
full of enjoyment. No one will be allow-
ed on the track except aompetitors,3udges
and members of Committee. Conetablea
have been engaged and instructed in this
important matter. Thie is done to give
everybody a better chance to see what is
going on and remove any danger of people
getting injured by horses or rigs. There
need be no queetions asked about this
matter as the course must be kept clear
and speotatars find their 'place inside of
the fences.
With good weather East Huron Fall
Fair will have the biggeet and best Show
on record. The dieplay of flowers'fruit,
fine oats, rota and vegetables, ladies'
work, &a., ie dimply immense, '
Since the above was put in type the
rain hat' rather spoiled outside appear -
anon but we hope for good weather 00.
morrow,
•ST4JYRIRD 134.7VIC OF a4Ard,D4,
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HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
OA -MAXI PAID (OneIdUlion Dollare) I/1,000,000
REST . 1}700,060
ripenotep in cat Prtnapal points in Ontario, quebeedianitoba, United Mats• &WOO.
itardWAWAS
general Banking )3neinese Tranaiteted. rarmers, Eotes Discounted,
Drilla Issued and Oolleotioue wads on all points,
SAVINGS RANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of fo..00 and upvvarde and compounded half yearlY,
Bremer, ATTENTION GPM TO WM COLLEOTICS os' Pextenais' SAMS NOM.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance.
Molloy Orion ,relwar4banItissed 80. 020 to98g::1vtOeitwrtttes:l910 00920.,. 0.4::1:
3. N, 0017DON, AGENT.
Canadian New/S.
N, Clarke Wallace is critically ill.
The Grand Trunk oarpenter shop at
Belleville was burned.
Jabez Bailie, of Plum Hollow, was
found dead on the road.
J, B. Dewet, an old resident of 001.
born e, was found dead in his garden.
Mrs. E. W. Hyman'mother of 0. 13,
Hyman, M:P, ab t London, Ont.
Forest flee are doing a lot of damage
in the vicinity of Portneuf, Saguenay.
Hamilton
's aeeeeement is 027,188,860.
The population is returned at 58,681.
David Handley, a St. Thomas brake-
man, two rim over and killed at Inwood.
Brantford'e aseesement shows a popu-
lation of 916,685, and taxable property of
07,059,550.
Seventeen more Canadians have re.
calved honors far diatinguiehed services
In South Africa.
An order in Cannon has been passed
extending the olose ,gesteon for oysters to
September 22nd,
Two Hamilton boys have been arreeted
on it charge of shooting a cow owned by
Fred. Burrow&
-The granite monument erected by the
People of- Aotoo to the late Gunner
Moore, who died at Pretoria, was unveil-
ed by Mrs. 0.13. Smith.
Edward H. Harriman has been elected
President of the Southern Pudic Railway
in succession to C. M. Hays.
High tides have done a lot of damage in
the Maritime Provinces. A wimple of
sections of the Interoolonial Railway have
been washed ant.
Ebenezer Matthews, born near Brant.'
ford, celebrated his hundredth birthday
at Wellsburg, Pa., on Sunday, where he
has lived for sixty years. •
E. H. Humbert, manager of the Belgo•
Canadian Palp Company, was fatally
wounded with bis own gun • while on a
trip to Lake Edward, Que.
Plane are published for the construc-
tion of a mammoth apartment b'ook for
Winnipeg, to be erected by a Chicago
syndicate. The estimated coat is $250,•
000.
A fire in the ooal mines at Extension,
B. 0., has resulted in tbe lose of several
lives. The fire spread so rapidly that the
shafte bad to be °lased before the minere
bad time to gat out.
Mary Egan, wife of Patrick Bulger,
was found guilty of manslaughter at
Montreal in the shooting of Timothy
Corbett, ber brother-in-law, and &mama -
ed to two months in the common jail.
The appointment of B. M. Britton, K.
C. M. P., of Kingston, to the vaoanay 00
the Superior Court bench ie warmly en-
dorsed by the people of Eaetern Ontario,
among wbom he is well known, and is
not nnweloome to the bar of the Province,
he having given much eatiefaotion in hie
work as drainage referee during his mu-
panoy of that office by hie courtesy and
fairness,
Some 225 physicians and surgeons 'n
Edinburgh and Leith have signal tbe
medical memorial against the juvenile
smoking of cigarettes, among them being
Sir Henry Littlejohn, Sir J. Batty Tnke,
and Professore Simpson, Ohiene and
Wylie. The medioal futility, we are glad
to note, utter no uncertain sound on the
querstion. The feeling, Wm. Todd, seers-
tary of the Soottish AntaTobactio Society,
states, was praotioally against cigarette
smoking so prevalent among young people
of both eexee. Some six per sent deolin•
ed to sign the memorial as they took no in-
tereet in the subject, heing too old, or bad
not considered it fully ; or bad the opinion
'that it was relieving by an unnatural
means, parents of their proper reepoaei-
bility. They folly admitted the evil, but
differed as to tbe made of reform. Only
ane per cant thought there was no harra
in the custom.
3301M.RG -
0AIIPBOLL —In MoKillop, on Sept. 24, to
Mr. and Mre. John Campbell, a son.
Lolicauna.—In Henfryn, 00 Sept. 25, to
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Longmire,
daughter.
Molotaroarma—At Silver Corners, Bans,
ou Sept. 27, to Mr. and Mre. N. 5.
MaLs.uobli In a daugbter.
SEAILLVER.—In Molesworth, on Sept. 21,
to Mr. and Mrs, Ches. Seahaver, a
daughter.
BTEWART.—In Molesworth, on Sept. 21,
to Mr. and Mrs. D. Stewart, a
daughter.
MONAUGHTON—H0180,—On Sept, 25th, at
the residence of the bride's parents,
"The Maples," Mitobell, by Rev. Mr.
Stafford, of Paieley, Dr. Herbert 3.
• MoNangliton, of Penn Yon; N. Y., to
Mies Ida Gertrude Hord.
..GLITCTIOST S.41.241.
THIII1PDAY, Ocr, 10,—Farm stook, Lobe
4 and 5, oon, 18, Grey, Sale un-
reserved, at 1 o'olook. J. H. Oololough,
Prop. ; a Soott, 000,
TUESDAY, Oam. 15.—Farm, farm stook,
implements, &a., at Beat half Lot 16,
Con, 6, Grey. Sale, unreserved, at 1
onilook. Isabella Ransom, Proprietress ;
F. S. Scott, Auotioneer,
FRIDAY, 002. 18.--Parill stook, imple•
mantra &o., 13 a lot 28, non. 7, Morrie,
Sale, Unreserved at 1 o'olook. W. H.
Maunders, prop, ; P. B. Scott, Duo.
Nortb Grey, OvienSound, Oat. 2-4.
East Eturon, Brussels, Oot. 3-4.
Nortb Perth, Stratford, Oot, 8-9.
DIVA) & Morris, Blyth, Oot. 8-0.
Peninsular, Chatham, Ont, 8-10,
Dungannon, Oct. 10-11.
Howlok, Gorrie, Out, 12.
Norfolk, Bimooe, 001, 15-.17,
WR£...3
Feil Whoa t . ...... ..... cic * 64
Barloy 38 48
Pinta . • 60 68
Oats . ...., 81 88
Butter, tubs and rolls ., 14 15
Eggs per dozen . ., 11 12
Flour per owt. ........ 4 00 5 00
Potatoes (per bue.) ...... 40 40
Apples (per buet) .. 60 60
Sheer' eking, each ...... 25 25
Lamb skins eaoh. ... .... 26 80
Salt pea blil., retail 1 00 70
Hay per bon 0 OB 1.1 00
Hides trimmed .6 61
Hides rough 5
Hogs, Live 7 00
Wool . 12 18-
7 10
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Honex to rent. Apply at THE Poem.
illanvena wanted at once. Apply to
Mits. Jes. Fox, Brunets,
A Noonan of 9 and 13,yearaild steers
for sale. Apply to THOS. MOORE, Bromine.
Pabsts'
Malt
Extract
1 The Great Tonic.
*50. per Bottle at
FOX'S
DRUG
STORE.
$15 00 to' $18.00 a Week
Salary for 'au intelligent Man or woman in
eaoh town. Permanent position, 30 10080
per hour 0 or epare time, Manufacturer,
Boa 78, Philadelphia. 10
• • _ . _
DAPER HANGING, DECOR.
a- ammo and House Painting done in
Workmanlike manner aud.on abort notice.
Have had throe years, expaionce 111 olty
work. Terms reasorable. Give me a eall,
20 W. J. JOHNSTON, Walton.
FARM. FOR SALE.—THE UN•
dereigned offers his 100 nore farm for
sale, being Lot , Oon.-17 , Grey. There are
0000708 cleared and 10 mires bush. Good
house ; bank Darn, 56x52 feet, with stone
stabling ; good °milord ; farm well fenced
and drained. ArteMan well with wind mill
and tank. Convenient to school, °burgh
and market, 10 acres of Fall wheat and 15
soros
plowed, balance seeded to gran. Ap-
ply on the premises or Walton P. O.
84-t4 • REESE ORICH Walton.
, NOTICE I
Reties is hereby given that et By-law
paned by the Municipal Council of the
THE PEOPiE'S COLUMN. townehip of Grey, on the Mb day of august
1001. providing for the i00110_01 debentures
to the amount Of 80,008.55 for the impose
OOD YEAR OLD STEERS of Munieipal Drainage for a certain drain
known ae the 14th Concession Drain, and
Wanted, imitable for raneh purpose% that such Ely -law was registered in. the
PP 0 • 1010112, 747008018.
CLOOD HOUSE AND LOT ON
Turnberry street, Brussels, for sale at
a bargain. Apply to
THOS. BALLANTPNB, Brussels.
1:4.1 OR SALE. --A YOUNG nCOS
-1 TOMER'. 00114 May be 00011 at RY1113.
eels Fall Show. Apply to L. HOLLINGER,
Lot Con. 10, Grey. 11
OMFORTABLE, WELL
lighted and tionveolent rooms to let in
the Leckie block over G. A. Mediu an's and
Mrs, Rogers' Stores. Apply 50 10', S. SCOTT.
rFIHOEO' BRED YORKSHIRE
ROG FOR amity/cu.—The undersigned
will keep a Wow' bred Yorkshim boar for
aeryioe on North Half 1.00 10, Con. 0, Grey.
Registered pedigree. Terme 75o, to be paid
ab time of service with privilege of return-
ing if naoessary. JNO. BATEMAN,
124 Proprietor.
Registry Oflace for the County of Huron, On
the 07011 day of August, 1001. Any motion
10 quash or set aside the IMMO or any -part
thereof must be made within three months
from the data of registration and cannot bo
made thereafter. WM. SPENCE,
10-8 Clerk of Township of Grey.
Young Maii do y91.1. want
value for your money ? If so, take a course
01 5170 Listowel Business College. either the
COM menial or Snort.hand Coarse.
Students may enter agony time. Terms
reasonable—send for College Journal.
C. A. FLEMING. A. L. bfoINTPRE,
.President. Seeretary.
FAIR NIGHT
CONCERT
TOWN HALL,
BRUSSELS.
Friday Erg Ociolir 4111
Don't miss attending this Concert as
Talent is First-class,consikting of
M. C. -LeltoiKenney,
OF TORONTO,
• IMPERSONATOR, HUMORIST AND
COMIC VOCALIST.
Miss Marietta La Dell,
OF TORONTO,
ELOCUTIONIST AND DRAMATIC
READER.
Mi ss ava, pone,
OF CHATHAM,
• SOPRANO SOLOIST AND PIANIST.
Miss Jean McLauchlin, Accompanist.
Doors Open at 7,15 ; Concert at 8 O'clock.
Plan of Reserved Seats at
Fox's Drug Store.
.gdmission 25o. ; _Reserved Seats 8.5e.
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