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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1902-4-24, Page 8TB -1g YQtitT SPECIAL SALE Baa Wail Paper ra at Redueeil Prices. We have made great preparations this Spring for the Wall Paper Trade and we otter you the finest variety of hangings ever seen in Brussels, A glance over our samples will verify our claims and our low prices will astonish you. Formaldehyde for the Prevention of Smut on Grain. Ours is the strong- est that can be made and gives great satisfaction. There is no better brand on the market. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Pints, 65c. ; Half Pints, 40c. Hursley,P.= Drug and Book Store GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. ommu itx ExTENeioie W. G. & g. Trains leave Brnasela Station, North and South, aatollowe Gorse BanTH EOING Nowru. Taxmen ...... 7:78 a.m !Mail .,. ....2:10 p.m Mixed ......... 9:48 a.m Dxpreea ...... 817 p.m Total i m A chiefs among ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. STRAW hate. MAY flowers. CRoaasas and Hyacinthe. Mamma pie le on the program. C. 0. F. Court next Tuesday evening. Tauten= of next week will be May Day. GEO. BEST shipped a oar of hogs on Tuesday. THE well at Williams' livery was drilled thia week, Two oars of salt were shipped this week from Brnaeete Salt Works. A NEw roller has been purchased by the Bowling Club and has arrived. R. Glint= forwarded a car of oats and Alf. Baeker 2 oars alone last report. BAL.= bay continues to move out, Jno. Govenlook shipped 3 oars tbia week. IMPRoyEMENTe are being made to the res- ideuae of William Ainlay, Tornberry street. THE stone foundation for the Oentral Hotel stables is being pushed along by A. J. Lowry. SOMEnoDY is going to be brought np with a jerk for selling liquor to minora in thio part of the country. A. 0. Doss shipped a oar of oabtle and a oar of hogs from Brueeele on Monday and Tneeday respectively. A. new verandah hae been built at Mrs. MoLean'e reeidenoe, Frinoeae street, that makes gaffe an improvement. THE wire fence in front of Dr. Holmes' fine reeidenoe has been removed showing off the hedges and lawn to advantage. POSTMASTER FAeaow'e bowling green at his residence was in shape last weak and the "kittie" was chased on several eons. ions. Reath Roes' peddling wagon is being looked after this eeaeon by Jonn Clark, formerly of Grey, but now a resident of Brueeele. He's a good hand. THE Foot Ball boye will nee victoria Park on Monday, Tneeday and Thursday evenings and the Base I onieta the other evenings until the eeaeon opens in Fall bloom. GEORGE Rona hae leased his house and o sores 2} , Bro e e ale North, to Wm. Kreuter, The present tenant, Jno. MoDermott, will remove to Wroxeter, followed by the good wiehee of the people of this com- munity. DEOEBION Gram -Judge Doyle hae given hie deoioion in the Daae of Krauter vs. Cunningham, an nation for hreaob of warranty and for damages for re -taking horses under conditional sale agreement. Judgment of non-enit with mete against the plaintiff. The ease was heard lost Sammer at Brussels Division Court. 7JE0Tu8E.-Friday evening of this week Rev. Jno. Holmes will deliver a lecture on "'Marriage" in the Sobool room of the Metbodiet Mural), soder the earldom of the Epworth League. A musical pro• gram will also be provided. Silver aol- leotion will ba taken. Tbe feature will no doubt be instructive, praotioe.l and not looking in humor. OLD BOYS WILL VIen, BEAFORTH: About thirty members of the Huron Old Boys' Aeeoaiatioo met Saturday Dight in the Temple building Toronto, and decided to accept the invitation of the Seaforth Town Council to hold their annual ex. aareion this year to that plane. The date was fixed for Saturday, July 5, and tiakete will be good to return on Monday. Seaforth has promised to give tbe old boye a good time, and arraogemente will be made with tbat end in view. RuNewAY,-Aly Henry Bone, 8rd line, Morrie, a000mpanied by F. Embnry, were driving to R. K. Rosa' floor mill for a griet last Saturday evening the horeee took fright and attempted to ran away ; the wagon tongue comedown and meeting with an impediment broke and the r wagon was upset. Mr. Embary wag nonaiderab• Jy injured, his facie and his knees faring the worst. He reoeived all the attention possible and is making favorable progress einoe, It was a miracle the occupants of the wagon were not more eerionely in• jawed. The team was oaptured before they got far away. BLEv BALL OLon Oneonta -Last Fri- day evening a meeting was held for the purpose of re -organizing Brueeele Base Ball team for the mention of 1902, Dr. Feild in the chair. Oifiaere were elected as follows :-President, J. T. Rose ; viae President, D. M. Stott• Manager and Secretary, Dr, k'eild ; Treasurer, Rebt. Downing; captain, W. A. Tripp; Com- mittee, Frank Roobe, Wolter Roche and Lone alert. The Secretary donated 05,00 as the initial contribution to the funds of the team and others will no doubt lend their assistance along the some. line. A lively season ie counted on as the boys moot to pat and keep a good team on the diamond, Loeb year they gave the public good vainly for their motley and thio year hope to do better, D. A. LOWRY'S honeebold furniture &a., were shipped to Sault Ste. Marie. ' Lest Tueaday night's wind did consid- erable damage to glass, roofe, trees, &o. W. F. STEWART & SON Bent away an. other oar of flour to the Old Laud this week. Tat half mile traok on the Agricultural Park is in use onoe more by our local horsemen. R, EtenEROON had hie street watering Dart at work this week for the firet time thie season. BRUSSELS ahem factory will commence operations for this season on the first Monday of May, a week from next Mon- day. Tale week William Oakley, who bas been at Molesworth, has opened a shoe - Bina aker's shop in the Smote blook, Brne- ls. Tao Lady Macoabee Hive, Brueeele, will bold a epeoiol meeting in their Lodge room on Monday evening. A. full attendance is requested, FIVE or six candidates received the tat degree in Odd Fellowship Thursday evening of last weak io Western Star Lodge, Brussels, and other degrees are on the tapie for Thursday evening of this week. Tno woolen factory got steam up this week for the first time since the recent fire. Some new maobioee, new belting, &o,, have been put in and Messrs. Look-, ridge think the work will go forward better than ever. Lames of the beautiful were delighted with a very fine epeoimen of a white eaotue flower on exhibition in the Matelot, & Co. drug store window. It was grown by Mrs. Seo. R. Smith who takes great interest in tbe cultivation of houseplants. A BAR of shingles for P. Ament and two oars of coal, with the tonal quantity of way freight were received at Brueeele station this week. The quota of Dom• meroial baggage handled al this depot would hardly be credited unless you occasionally get glanoe at the travellers' tronke. INTERMEDrATE FOOT BALL --The follow- ing are the dates of the Foot Ball matobes in No. 2 group for the Inter. mediate ahampionehip series: Blyth ab Wingham ....May 2 Brueeele at Blyth 0 9 Brussels at Wingham " 16 Blyth at Brueeele , y 1 Wingham et Blyth ... " 30 Wingham at Brueeele Jane 6 Tavistock beat Stratford on Tneeday by 1 to 0 in their first round. BIGGEST OF THE SEAeoi.-The Antigo. nieb (N. S.) Casket, of April 10th, con- tains the following item referring to a a eon of Jae. Broedfoot, formerly of this looality,and a randeon to John Broad - foot - g d foot Tbe local fishermea have been enjoying the sport of trout -fishing the past few weeks, and palmtops nine °etches have been brought to town from the harbor-watero. The largeet trent yet this season was naught by Arable Broadfoot last Thursday. It weighed three pounds thirteen mimes and measur. ed twenty one inches. New PATENT. -Edward Garvin, Betio. eels, hae just patepteda very nodal and ooavenieot artiole that the farming oom'. inanity has been waiting for, viz., a fruit pinker. It outs the stems, takes the. fruit down and depoeite it in barrels or on the ground ae wished by the individn• al. It will pink from 4 to 18 feet and will handle'three or four times as much in a day ea by band pioking. Anybody eon work it and it will be sold cheap enough to put it in reaobof all. Mr. Gar. vin will'eell the patent rights for townships or Counties. He is applying to the United States for a patent also. We wish him amuse in his operations. A PILGRIM IN SoarLAND: Rev. R. 8. G. Anderson'e illustrated leature on thie eubjeat in Melville March last Monday evening was a very pleasant evening's entertainment. After a magical selection by the choir the trip through bonnie Scotland was token, Rev, Jno. Rose, B. A., manipulating the lantern in good style while his reverend neighbor eketoh ed in an offhand manner, with many interesting pointers, the geographical and hietorioai conditions. The views were good and were taken by Rev. Mr, Ander. son while %deitingbio native land. The Onanaial proceeds were about 416.00 and will be devoted to the Endeavor SOoiety fonds, .Before closing the choir gave a well rendered anthem. EAST EORON HOTEL Lloaaees.-]heel Haran License Oommiseionere met at the American Hotel, Braoseie, on Tuesday of this week, as per announcement. All the members were present. Following were the licensee granted : Dublin, A. Baler ; Walton, Wm. Biaehill ; Enamels, Jae, and F. Btretton, Beattie & Clark and Geo. Brown ; Cranbrook, J. Long ; Ethel, P. Gordner ; Molesworth, Chas. Seebaver ; Jamestown, Thos. McEwen, Beer and Wine ; Fordwiab, Alex. Orr ; Gorrio, R, F, White and Eltzobetb Dol. mage ; Wroxeter, George Town ; Bel. more, Jno. Lamonbyi Blgevaie, Jno. Johneto0 ; Belgreve, R. D. Brune. Tbe Walker House license, Wroxeter, was ex tended for three months when it will be eat off, owing to ehrtnkage Of population as the village bas not 510, the requisite camber for two hotels. No aotiOn woe taken In the applloation of Moe. McKim, Walton, for Wine and Beer Iioeoee, os no petition ao0ampanied application. Board will meet on Tneeday, May 011, at the Central Hotel, Braeeeis, ahanye of buel Wena le mooted ANo2'111t1t in Brnteele, W, H. ilf0OntogJN ehipe a par of ""blah }line" on Friday, A Nom= of Brneeelitee attended the funeral of the late Bare, Hunter, at Oran. broolr,1041 Sabbath eiternaop, TooenAx wee the warnleet day in April for the past twenty your', the th00(01m: eter registering 80 in the ebade. PROT. HARCOURT writtle that the in. etrnobor 10 aenueation with the sugar beet * acre plots will likely get to Bros. eels next Monday. 4 few more plots could be token yet if namesare banded in by Saturday: Fraena-Lioeaee Impactor Miller laid information against 0, Zillion, Oeotre1 Hotel, last Friday ohargiug: him with violation of the law on the previous Sob- both. Be plead guilty and ' was Aped 020.00 and costa, Magmma, I411ATa10DALE. ANP BONA were bags an Tbureday valuating the furni• tura, do., in oottneetion with the transfer et the Oentrat Hotel, Brueeele, from 0. Zilliax to George Brown, of Gorrle. The new proprietor comae into possession next week. Lam Friday tbe G. T. R. official oar woe at Brueeele. The party mandated of G. 0. Jooee, Beperiotendeut of Middle Division ; G. J. Bell, General Paeeeoger Agent ; W. 0, Diolteon, District Pasoan. ger Agent ; J. Ferguson; General Road Meter ; and P, J. Lynch, Train Maeter. These gentlemen had a look around the station and premises and a ohat with Station Agent Ham. We hope their brief gall will gniokly ensure to 0e a paaeenger, mail and express service equal to the beet we ever enjoyed ; a freigbt. carriage np and down saperate from the mail train and running 'on such a sabednie from Kincardine direction that will permit of a return trip being made to Wingham and otter pointe cm the same. day, Tbe old plank sidewalk from the Mein street to the depot 'requires atten- tion. It has has served a good purpose but ie now in bad condition. If it were replaced with a nine Gement walk' to aorreepood with the other walks in town,. a permanent and satisfactory job would be done and at less expense in the end than by using plena. The Grand Trunk °Meial4 evidently mean bneineee by tbeir visite and it will be good news to the travelling publics end the business people of this locality to know that most ne0ee- eery changes will shortly be made. There is little doubt but that the G. T. R. will reap oonoiderable profit tbemeelvea from the contemplated improvements. We have a good depot, a convenient yard, a very -obliging, if not overworked, agent, and the additional train service and a few local improvements would pat the cap eb eaf on. So mote it be. Business Locals. A nor of second-hand organa for sale cheap, or to rent, Some of them almost naw. R.LEATuononALE. FLEURY PLowe-Farmers deeiriog the beet plow ehooldaall on me and order a Fleury. Jno. Lora, Agent, Broeeele. WE pay walla for Butter and Eggs. Bring them to Wingham and get that 850.00 Parlor mite. Ego 12 0. G. E. King, Wingbem. To THEPvorro.-Ladies and gentlemen, all cutlery can be gr000d, sharpened and repaired by Sawfiler McGregor, Mill 010051Eaab, Brueeele. CHoiae work at reasonable prima. People We Know. Norman McGuire spent Sunday in W bng barn. Art, MoNaagbto0 woe on the sick lief but is improving. Barrister Sinclair wee at Walkerton on legal business last Monday. R. Leatherdale was at Fergus last Monday delivering a Heintzman piano. D. Myles and wife, of Wroxeter, were visitors at Druggist Fox's on Tneeday. Mies Pearl Leatberdole hae euffinieotly recovered to be able to take an 000aeional drive, Mre. F. Baines may take a holiday trip to Bribieh Oolumbla to visit relatives and old friends. Oleve. Booker le home from Stratford for a visit. Be hae been employed at the Classic City for the past 5 or 6 months. E. Caber, of Cober & Sone Carriage Works, Brussels, was away on a business trip this week throngh Huron and Brace. Mre, D. A. Lowry and family leave for the "'Soo" on Friday morning carry- ing with them the hearty good Mabee of the oommnnity. Frank Greenway, of Crystal City, Manitoba, was a visitor at the Methodist Parsonage last week. He ie a aepbew to Mre. (Rev.). Holmes. , P. Bishop, after spending the Winter in Brussels with his wife and family, bee returned to Sault Ste. Marie. Ria son, George, has also gone. H. w. and Mre. Farrow left for their home at Chatham on Monday. They oommeeoe housekeeping with good wish- es from many friends. A, M, McKay, who was so seriously i11, ie malting favorable progress toward recovery and was able to take dome oat. door exeroiee this week, Jae. Bitable, baker at Jae. Bonen tynee, was on the shah list and the staff of life for Mr. Ballaoytne'e customers name from Listowel for a day or so, Mise Adeline Bird, who bas been visit lug 10 Broeeele, has gone to Toronto for a while before returning to the "Soo." Her many young friends will mise her. H, and' Mre. Ball, of Wingham, well known former residents of tbie looslity, oonbemplate taking a trip to Alberta, N. where their eldesteon lived and W., on to T.,he ooaet to visit their two dough. tete. A. J. McKenzie, drug traveller, whose headquarters ore in Montreal, was bore this week. Ile seye Brueeele fa the prettieab little town for good bneineee blocke, sidewalks, etreete, &d., that he meets with in hie travels. Hese still a baohelor. George A. Good, of 49 Grange avenue, Toronto,is confined t0' his room with a fraotared knee oap, whiah may prove a permanent injury. He was riding on a Belt Lids oar, when a wire broke, and in the excitement add rush of paseengera he was knooked down and injured. He Was former Broaeelite. Bios Edith MoLaochlin, of BMWs, has taken a position ae boak.keeper and stenographer in the stare of. Jamee 111. Walker, at Sohrieber, a 0,'P. R. village of 600 or 700 papulation. The poetoffiee le also looted in the same more. Mies MoLaaohlin'e many friends bore wieit her it ploeeent and pro0perou0 oonupaney of her eitnation. She is a daughter of AIM. and Mre, MoLauoblia, of Brueeele, W. I, Qameronle back from the Dental Gallego, Toronto, and bee roomed Me poeitlon in Dr, Felld's Oleo in this Oboe, The footballers will pot be sorry over hie return, 3. N, MoDougall and wifo, of Bowman. villa, who were vieiting relatively end Mende in town and locality, left for their home on Monday. Mr. McDougall ie an old and faithful employee of the Domin• ion piano and Organ Oo, hot as lobe health wag not flret•olaee he took a run np here hoping the change would do him good whiob we believe it did, " Mao. Watt a former Groyite end is a eon of hire, John MoOougell, Albert street. VIIUft011 (MIMES. l'he Anglioen Synod of Huron mete in London on the 17111 of Jane, Organizer Nicholls, of the Dominion Alliance, wag fn town the other day, The minima in Wingham Oongregotion. al Oborah last Sabbath were taken by W, 1i. Kerr;'ot Tan POST. Rev. /01, G. Jarrow, of Walton, will preach in the Methodist Oburgh, Brue. sole, neat Sabbath evening 81 7 o'clock. Tbe Hamilton Methodist conference la to be bald in Woodstock this year. It will begin on Thursday, June 5th at 2 p. The Wingham District Meeting of the Methodist (Thumb will be held in Wing - ham on Wednesday and 'Thurodey, May 21 and 22, "The Kingdom of God" was the theme' of Rev. 7. Holmes' morning disoonree in the Methodist Oharoh Mat Sabbath and in the evening .it wee ""Perma- nenee of Character," It will be 51 years nest Monday ranee Rev. R. Paul, well known in and around Bremen, entered tbe llfethodiet ministry. The reverend gentleman will be 75 years of age on May 140, and is remarkably hearty for a man or hie yearsand able to do a good day's work every day. Brussels Dietriot Sabbath School Oon• vention will be bald in Melville Church on Friday, May 30. This will be the 11th year of its operation.. The schools in. Brussels, Grey and Morrie ore included se well as 131neva10 and Walton Metho. dist School in fdoKillop township. Next Sabbath evening the annual •ser• mon to the members of Western Star, 170, 149, Brussels, I. 0. 0. F„ will be preaobed in Melville (March by Rsv. John' Roma B. A. The brethren are asked to assemble at the Lodge room not later than 6,45 so ae to be ready to marob to the ohoroh. The Hamilton and London Synod' of the Presbyterian Church of Canada, meets ha London in the first Presbyterian obarob on Monday, April 28th. A ear. mon will be preached by the retiring: moderator, the Rev. E. W. Penton, Of Stratford. Rev. J. 1101111.B. A., and Alex. Stewart, Grey, are members of the Synod from Melville congregation, Brueeele. Rev. Jno, Ross, B A., dwelt last Sob. bath morning on "Martha's eervioe to Christ," Luke 10.40. It was (1) Personal eervioe; (2) Suitable service; (3) Thought.. falaervine. The eubjeat will be oontin• Wed next Sabbath morning. The evening enbjeot was "Christians ae lighted lamps,' Matt.6: 15.17, ooneidered ander the three following divisions :-(1) The pos-' eeesion of Light; (2) The, manifestation of Light ; (9) The purpose of the Light. A BETTER TRAIN SERVICE. • THE W. G & B. IN IT. The Bruce Peninsula will in the fntnre receive a better train service from the Grand Trunk Railway than it has in the peat. As a result of a pereieta0t agitation on the part of the people in that dietriot the railway company bee agreedto change its time -table so as to better serve the needs of that section A conference was held in the Grand Trunk offices on Saturday morning be- tween the offioials of the road and a dep. atatiou from the Brnoe Peninsula, There wereresent O. Bowman,ex- M. P. P., Judge Klein, Walkerton ;James Halliday, M. P. P. ; John Tolmte, M, P. ; 'Edwin Tolton, M. P.; Dr. J. M. Stewart, Oheeley ; Dr. W. A. Crow, Reeve of Ches. ley ; W. P. Telford, Owen Sound; Conn, oillor D. R. McPhail, Tiverton ; Mayor Henry, Kincardine ; Connelllo-r Martin, Kincardine ; 0. J. Mick's, Obeeley, and Messrs. McGregor, Oreigbton and N. B. Ziokeo,of Sonthaoipbon. Representing the Grand Trunk there were W. E Davie, passenger traffic manager Geo. T. Bell, general passenger and ticket agent, and General Superintendent MoGnigan, from Montreal ; 8uperiotendent Jones, Toroo• to, and M 0. Diokeon, district paaeenger tramo agent, Toronto. The deputation was introduoed to the railway °Meials: by 0. J. Miokle of Ches. ley, who explained also the object the members had in desiring to meet railway men. For a long time past the train- 8erviee on the Kincardine,- Southampton, Wiarton and Owen Sound brauabes of the Grand 'frank had been the cause of moob complaint on the part of, the resi- dents of the dlettiobe•eerved by these branch ltoee, ae well an the travelling public generally. Slow- mixed 'height trains oaueed tedious delays, the. mails. from the outside did not arriveat a reae• onable hour, and the heathen ,interests of the dietricte were being adversely affeoted by the inadequate train oelvioe. It woe these tbinge that the delegation desired remedied, and they felt that in view of the growing trade and important inter• este of the dietrints they were entitled to consideration at the bands of the rail• way company, and .tilaat the company would' be justified in improving the sea vine. The dispassion, wbiob was of an in• formal eharaoter, was taken part in by Judge Klein, C. M, Bowman, ex -M, P, P., John Tolmie, M. P., James Halliday, M. P., Councillor D. R. McPhail, of Tiver• ton, Dr, 7. M. Stewart, of Ohesley mud others, the oonferenoe lasting, nearly three hours. Tho railway official on their part met the deputation in what the latter doneidere:l to bo a very friendly spirit, and showed a diepoeition to remedy the grievaooee complained of, General 'Sum etintendenb McGuigan said that the Grand Trunk were cantons to do every- thing poesibte to improve the service, provided the matter ryas treated as a bneineee proposition, that f5, from the standpoint as to whether the Improved service would pay or not. This was con• ceded by the deputation, and they then went into for figured of the (rade of the dietriot and the revenue the Grand Trunk was receiving from it. These figures' were favorable to the arguments of the delegation, they allowing a large and steadily increasing volume of bneineee. 11 was admitted by the railway omoiole ,APRI1" 24 .1$02 $T4,,N )4.41.D B4Jy,r 02? C4tfy4D4,'. HEAD O'FFIQE, - TORONTO OAPITAIL PAID OF (One Million Dollars) • 01,000,009 RUST • .. • • • • , 8750,000 gettoier it; aft pt inaipui pointe in 0181ario, Qfaeteo, Mun1toba, United States th England. R 4WEAS huraweir,. A General' Banking Business Tranmaoted, Farmerp' Rota Dismounted.. Drafts Termed and Oolleptione made on point). SAVINGS (SANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits of 01,00 and npwarde and oomponnded hall yearly. Ragmen ATTENM1ON elven TO Tan Comm/TIQN OF FARMERS' OARS' Norte.. Every facility afforded Onetomers living at a dietanoe. Ip payable at any bank leaned Tinder 010,.,'. 80. 020 to 080,....12o wavy mina at the following rates ; 010 to 859...,10o, 80 to40....14o F. H, GRAY, Ammo AGENT. that the bneineee justified an increased and improved train nerviest, and Choy promised at once to give tbie when the Spring timetable Domes into effect, The details of the passenger service will be worked out and embodied in the ,June 'timetable. The people at' Southampton and Kincardine are to have en earlier mail eervioe, and tbie will be arranged by baying the present mixed trains go throngh without being detained by stop- ping to lake way freight. An extra way freight train will be pub on for that. There will be an extra train out of these dietriote, so that noerohante there will receive their mails earlier, and be oleo pieced in closer communication with Tor. onto. There was, however, no proiniee Heade regarding a better glass of passim. gar oar, and that point was not pteseed by the delegation. Tbe deputation at the ooneluelon of the interview expressed themselves se being satisfied with the new arrangement arrived at, , Canadian 1V a wea. Tbos. Dodd was drowned et London, Ont, Tbe Welland, Canal is open to 'naviga. Gion. The Newfoundland Legislebnre is pro• rogued. Montreal police report that 500 stores' of all kinds keep open on Sundays. The Quirk inquest was resumed, at. Brantford and adjourned to May 5th. Thomas Robertson, Speaker of • the Nova Scotia Legislature, died in South D ahota. Alex. McDonald wasarreeted at Ottawa. on charge of murdering hie mother by ohoking. Charles Hagar, of •8andwiob Sonlb, is dead of injuries iuflioted on him last Fall by a sow, Thomas Hill, hie wife and three child• ren and John Watson lost tbeir lives le a fire at Hull. Mre. Caroline Alexander, of London,, Ont., was inn over by a-yard,eogine and• fatally injured. A. M. Featberton has rehired from the management of the Royal Templars' in- onranoe department. Alex. Murray, Inspector of the G. N. W. Telegraph Company atLoodon, died soddenly in Guelph. Tbe' by-law to grant $57,000 to the Grand Trunk to take ite main line through Brantford wan, carried in that city by a large majority. Mr. Whitney's complete programmenp to the time he leovee for New Ontario is as loll we :-Stratford, fn t o S rd Anti! 24 t! 't b. Oreemore April 26th p ,Sarnia April 281h; Chatham, April 29th ; Forest, April 30th; London, May let.; St, Mary's, May 2nd. A bad blizzard raged through North Dakota and Northern Minnesota on Wed- nesday. Telegraph and telephone oom• ponies were greatly handicapped in their service. Trains were delayed, and;pae- 0805805 going North say there was al- most two feet of snow on t ber n g 0 0 d before they got throe h the stomas. belt. Manitoba escaped the storm. 190.S7. seaman. -In Oranbrook, on April 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heather, a sob. Ram. -In Owen Sound, on April 18111, to Mr. and Mre. T. A. Reed, formerly of Morrie, a daughter. BROWN--LLOYD.-At the reeidenoe of - the. bride's mother, on Apuil 16th, by Rev. Wm. Penball, Mr. John J. Brown, of Arran, to alias SetinaLloyd, daughter of Mre. John White, of Blyth, axe_ Huivren.-In Oranbrook, on April 181h, Eliza Mitpbell, relict of the late Frank Ranter, in her 81st year. Min: aRies-030 1 r0.e:Xty. osr. s, Fell Wawa .. 68 Barley Peas ...... ....... 45 70 88 Butter, lube and rolls ., 15 Eggs per dozen ..,, „ 10 Flour. per owt....... .. 4 00 Potatoes (per bus.) 25 Apples (per bbl.) 2 00 Ray per ton .. 7 00 Sheep skins, 0aoli... , 25 Lamb skins each 25 Salt per bb)., retoll , 1 00 Hides trimmed ...., 6 Hides rough 11 Hoge, Live.......,..,' 6 00 6 15 Wool 13 13 70 48 88 16 11 5 00 80 8 00 7 50 26 30 70 61 6 ONE CENT.A WORD COLUMN. GENERAL, servant %muted. Apply to MRS. W.11, SIN0LAIR. ConnWoon wanted. Oober 'Carriage Faotory, Emmen, FOR sale' three. good building lots. Apply to 701311 BANBDLD, Ethel P.0, be FINE of working horeee for eale, El. J. JAO3SGIN, Lot 12, Con. 0, Groy,.Ilrtasolo 40.2 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. C%� OOD YEAR OLD STEERS X \Vented, imitable tor rano11ur hoes: Apply to OHO. IIEH8,'Brueoele, p p T IBRARY BO0ES FOR SALE, Omit 100 of them, larmorly aacd by 'Onion Sabbath School moOtiuqq lit Button's Reboot hoose, Morris. Apply to 1410108 JIIVANB, Morrie, 00 BU0nELLIOTT, 'Drug - sole, DURHAM BULL 12 MONTHS oldfor sale, roan in rioter. PETER' ROBERTSON, Lot 8, Oon, 9, Grey, _ Brneeels. $,.0, 88 SIX YOUNG Kt:ITCH SHORT Horn Bulla for sale,;ram 9 to 20 menthe old, Algo Bowe in mall to imported "Red Duke" and a few heifers. D. MILNE, Ethel. AIR DRESSING. -THE UN- DEReIoNED w1Fheo to announce to the ladies of Brussels and vicinity that she is prepared to make switches opt of comb. Jogs and cut hair, at her •homo, Mill street Woat;Bruseele•. `MRS. HI0OBTOM,.. DOI1...STRAYED.--HE IS- bloak in color, with white breast and 4 white feet, . Au0were to the name of ° Tricks," Left -coma Thursday, 1011 'Met, Auy person knowing of its whereabouts will confer a great favor, by ratifying TEE PoaT".. c/ LE CKIE, LOPE AND Frau IN817RAN08, LOAN AND REAL 10828110 AGENT, VALUATOR, &o. OMae- over Burnley's Ding Store, Feb, 6111, 1902. 80.8m - Brueeele. WALL PAPER R EM NANTS It fly quite impopsibie to. ran a Wali Paper buolnose without the 00011trrnlatien • of mora Or igeo • 7ernuanle, We have jnet gone over ourgtook and picked out Borne very nice parcels, omelette of from 2 to 10 rolls very suitable for pantrys, kitobens and small bedrooms,: 'These we offer .at. leas than half regular price Fox s DRUG STORE. $20;000 to Loan.. The above semhas been placed with me for Immediate investment 00 farm proper.. ty at 6 per Dont. It ,titles are satlefaotory loans may be completed in 8 days, - Liberal terms as to repayment. Apply at tone to W, M. BINOLAIB, Barrister, &o , Brussels. NOTICE.. 8001(31] 00llereby given that, a Bylew vias paned by �the Township of Grey On,tlte third day Of alaroh, 7009, providing for -the issue of Debentures to the amoun.tof 8010,00 . for the purpeee of drainage and that such By-law was registered in the roglotry office of the county of Huron, on the 22111 day of March, 1902. Any motion to quash or set aside the same or any part thereof must bo made wi thin three months from the date of registration and cannot be made thereafter, Dated the 14111 day of A mil, 40.8 JOHN Mo1NT005, Clerk, ' Here Are Th. 20 Tints Church's Alabastine comes in 20 beautifultints and white, too -here Is the tint card that all up-to-date dealers have to show you. We sell Church'e Alabastine because it gives universal satisfaction to our customers. It won't peel, rub off or scale, It is recommend- ed by eminent physicians on account of its healthfulness. It grows harder with age. It Is the only permanent water color wall and ceiling coating that is made to use with cold water. It will not fade, It can be applied coat over coat if you wish 10 change the that It is never sold in bulk, That which pays our custom= pays us, and that fm another reason why we sell Church's ALeABASTI NE "491 N. F. GERRY. tt =,=f zg SHIRTSa i ITS el ) d,l THE NEWEST PATTERNS. This -season, like seasons of the past, has brought forth some neat and pretty . designs' in Colored Shirts. These Shirts are becoming verypopular as they wear well S g AcP and retain their color. These are things of importance, and another thing of importance is fit. We -guarantee fit. The Prices ' of these Shirts aro Low Soft Front Shirts, no collar or cuffs 75 $1.00 Soft Front Shirts, with separate ouffe75c, $1.00 1.75 Soft Front Shirts, with separate collars.,65 75 Stiff Front Shirts, with separate cuffs....,, 75 1100 1.25 sommemounmanal Neckwear Cupid is never more happy than when making known to the public our fine stock of Neckwear and Men's Fur- ni Silksin Neckwear were never Fur- nishings. The Patterns and more beautiful than now, They are Spring offerings of the finest quality. PRICES 25c., 50c. and 75c. E. C:PUNFURIJ 81 SON TAILORS, CLOTHIERS and FURNISHERS.