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]11'�1"I;.C�o�•4yC��1 I At the last meeting of the Council! the D. Stewart, ofa Stratford, general
•ttown constable wee inst'•ructed to enforce agent for the Ontario Mutual, was baro
._—_ i the bylaw prohibiting bicycled horn be. I thie week in the interests of hie oompany,
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ing ridden on the sidewalks, i Donnan Stewart, General Agent for the
The that obsess Fair end the ttnnnai.! Ontario Mutual Assurance 00 was ill
,—About 2 o'cleak Sunda meeting f •
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noon lire broke out in the Whitney block Board of Trade will be held in the town
on Main street in the eboro 000apted by
Harry Spears, merchant tailor and
gentlemen's furnisher. The interior of
the store was gutted and the stock dam,
aged by smoke and weber, Mr, Hendsr.
sone photograph gallery, noxb door was
damaged by smoke and water, and the
home of C. Welker, over Mr, Spear's
store, woe also damaged by awoke. The
cause of the ere is unknown. Tho lose is
partly covered by insurance,
Atwood.
Y afbor• tees • ug o the Listowel Dairymen i town on Tuoaclay and Wednesda ' looking
Alien Nesbitt has purohased a residence
in town and will become e permanent
citizen,
All the fruit trees show every evidence
of a big crop. They are coming tbrongh
the Spring in fine shape.
Geo. Anderson hae added a huge and
complete stock of shelf and heavy hard.
ware bo his binwar'e business, so that he
can more fully meat the requirements of
his customers. '
Elms Oonnoil meats on the 25th fneb.,
in the Hall. The Hanna chain Engineer's
report will Dome up for discussion, so
that all time interested are asked to be
present at 4 o'clock on the above day,
Dr, Thos. Douglas hes disposed of his
praotioe here to Dr. Aston S. Langrin, of
Caledonia, Haldimand Co., an honor
graduate of Toronto University. It is
Dr. Doughte' present intention to take a
special oonrae in New York eity before
again locating anywhere.
Listowel I. 0. F. brethren want to
join the Monkton and Atwood friends in
the Union pio.nio on the 22nd of Jane.
It is probable that the committee will ex-
tend to them a formal invitation to join
in the festivities. Could not all the I,
0. F. warts of North Perth be invited ?
all rail b&•o OIC.
R.•v. D. B. McRae attended Maitland
Presbytery last Tuesday in Winghten,
Jalre Long's pacing horse is a dandy
and gets over the ground at a lively rate.
Brussels will see a number of our
pleasure seelrere on the Qneon,s Birthday.
Harvey Gunter purchased a Brantford
wheel this week from A. Cousiey, Brus•
sets.
Holiday in our school on Friday as
the teachers will attend the Convention
ab Wingham.
J. T, Knight and J. J. Mitchell are at-
tending district meeting of the Metho-
dist ohnrah ab Wingham.
A new verandah bas been put up at
the residence of D. Zimmer which adds
greatly to the appearance of the building.
Rev. Dr. McDonald, of Kincardine,
delivered an excellent disoouree in Knox
church. Ile also addressed the C. E. in
the evening.
A contrast of levelling the school yard
'and putting n gravel walk from the rand
to the porch of the Beim! was let by
auction on Wednesday of this week by Council meeting next Wednesday•
the trustees. Dr. Riven, of Woodburn, was visiting
Several of our foot ball boys have join- in this locality for a, few days this week.
ed Brussels team and will play their Jno. Glassier, llth con., is having his
first match of the season next Monday barn split and increased in size. Jae.
forenoon in Brusselm when Atwood and 111itohell is building stone stabling under
Brussels kick shins. the barn, which will be 30x00 feet. Jno.
Glassier, from Normanby, is the framer.
Sl.t• Ela. — A Sabbath school has been orgaoized
at Whitfield's ohuroh, 12th con., with
Jas. Menzies as Sunerinbendeut. Scheele
Maya also bean re -opened at Shine's
school house, Peter Ritchie Superinten-
dent, and at Roe's church, with Joseph
Raynard in command.
Last Tuesday T. A. Hawkins' concert
was held in p'ulton's' aohool house and
passed off very pleasantly. A varied and
interesting program was well rendered in
which Miss McNair and bir, Stoles also
took part. Wednesday evening, accord.
ing to announcement, Turnbull's school
house was visited and another program
presented. Messrs. Rae and MoXee, of
McKillop, assisted Mr, Hawkins most
satisfactorily, The Prof, is a whole
team in himself and gives good value to
everybody for the trifling admission fee.
Ottrs. N. M. Rioherdson'e Higher Reli-
gious Iustrnobion olessee won such prom-
inent distinbtions at the recant examin-
ations as to attest at ono° to that lady's
superior skill as teacher, and no less to
their own ability and pereeveranoe. Of
the thirteen who wrote, in four eiffereub
departments, all ware successful in scour-
ing diplomas. In addition to tide, three
ranked in the honorable list of prize
winners, and upon two others—Miss Ella
Smith and Miss 'Kate Lamont, of the
Donbrinal Dept.—were conferred the
highest honors of the General Assembly
of Oanadaiu this eonneotion, these two
oendidates having obtained over 00% of
the maximum number of marks, and
being the fortunate recipients of hand.
some silver medals.
hall, Lfatowol, at 2,80 O'olook on Thus.
day, May 27th. There will likely be a
considerable offering of fleet half of May
cheese en that than.
Toe, German, of Binh street, mot
with an unfortunate accident on Tuesday
of lust week. Ile was unloading harrows
from a wagon on the Livingstone farm
and by noon moans the teeth of one
caught in his °lolhos, throwing him
clown, breaking two of his ribs and nut-
ting his face, while the point of one
tooth penetrated into the brain.
The oeremoniss in sonueotioa with the
opening of the new Chrieb'e church took
place last Sunday and were attended by
groat orowds, hundreds being unable to
gain admittance, Bishop Baldwin, of
London, conduoled the services and
preached in his usual able and eloquent
manner. On Monday evening gohfirma,
tion services were held, the building again
being packed, when about thirty-five
were confirmed. The new ohuroh is one
of the handsomest in this section of the
country, being built of grey atone, from
rho famous Mono quarriee, near Owen
Sound, according to plans furnished by
Mr. Darling, of Toronto, the well known
church architect, and is a great omedib to
the oongregation and town. It is capable
of Beating about 400 and with the present
popular rector, Rev. Mr, Jeans, in charge,
the congregation will no doubt continuo
to grow and prosper.
`eV tat Con.
Quite a number in this vicinity are on
the sick list.
Geo. Candler is the happy possessor of
a lovely boy and heir.
The brick and tile yard hove nommen.
sed work for the 8e05011.
Why does Wm. Sholdiee wear such a
smiling false ? 'Tie a girl.
Mre, Sage has improved her premises,
by replacing the old pump with a new
one.
A deaf and dumb man gave an enter-
tainment iu the school house on Satur-
day evening.
air. and Mrs, lkliiler, of London, are
visiting at R. Pollard's. Mrs. Miller is
Mr. Pollard's daughter,
The Epworth League have decided to
hotel' Sunday evening prayer meetings, to
oommenae Sunday evening next.
Dr. Armstrong has commenced preper-
ations for building his new bongs on the
lot lately bought from Mr: Grigg,
Rev. J. P, Weetman and Wm. Pollard
represented Walton Methodist church at
the District meeting held in Seaforth
this week.
The Lilies' Foreign Mission Society oh
Duff's eberoh will hold their annual gar.
den party during the sewed week of June
on D. MoCueig's lawn.
{ ra-ea.
Wettlaufer & Wilford intend starting
bo make brick in a few daya.
The Agricultural Society hese maobiue
levelling oar new fair grounds.
Mrs. Hayes, of Senfortb, was visiting
relatives in town for a few days.
Watson & Bmf h shipped four carloads
of cattle to the old country on Monday,
Our woollen milla,nndernew proprietor.
ship, intend to start running this week.
Mre. Lynn, of Goderich, was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Heffron, Dinsley et., on
Sunday.
Saoramont of the Lord's Supper was
administered 10 St. Andrew's Presbyter.
Ian °beech on Sunday.
A wedding took place in the Methodist
ohuroh on Wednesday, Mr. Alexander
and Miss Bentley being the contracting
parties.
Alex. McKeilar has a gang of men con.
vetting the old public auburn building,
which be purchased some time ago, into
two dwelling houses.
The editor of the Blyth Standard con-
templates shortly to move his plant into
the building formerly occupied by the
Electric Light Co. on Dinsley et.
A concert is to he given in Industry
hall on the evening of the 28th insb., in
aid of the India Relief fund, under the
management of the different churches in
town.
Lietto ev ®1.
Orders aro coming in so fast lately
that the Piano factory has found it earn
saeaty to inoreaso the number of hands.
The Connell has accepted Jas, A. Tre.
main's offer for the old agricultural
ground, the offs)! being $10 for first year
and $15 a year for four yours therenfber,
and to plant 100 trees in the grounds
each year during the lease.
Owing to the crowded oondibion of the
Lower forms in the Public sobool, the
Inspeotor that a
another room shond red it t
ldbe formed, tn
Met until the mid -Summer holidays,
The teacher is Miss Goddard,
Jas. A. Tremain, of this town, bas a
snper.loyal bovine which celebrated Fier
Majosby's Diamond Jubilee the other day
by giving birth to two calves, both alive
and doing well. He has christened one
of them Albert Edward •and the other
one victoria.
John MoDonald, late of Bluevale, tools
possession of the Station Hotel on Tnes.
dahe lease
frouh the propriof lest etor, vJae, vinMennen e 01 To-
ronto, Chas. Wilson, who has oonduoted
the business there for the past five years,
left rho same day for Harwell and Exeter,
and contemplates going into bnsinesa in
that &lotion if he finds a suitable chance,
DaATu oy Jorug Benrox,—After an rlI-
negg of about four months, John Merton,
bide mrohett, of this town, pegged away
Thursday afternoon of laet week, at 1 o'•
olook, in his G8rd year. Deceased load
boon death suffering
ernot alt getherttrouble and unsxpected, asl
though it is a severe blow to his bereaved
family. Ilfg eon, Soott Burton, was out
of town at the time, looking after bis
father'& beeinese. The deceased had
been a resident of Listowel for nearly
twenty years, and was cue of the tewn'e
beet known and most respoobed citiesna,
Ile wee member dieb
o eret and slab belonged tohe ethe Annoient
Order of United Workmen. The funeral
took piece Saturday afternoon,
Vitae to I .
ROI.. Caber rejoices over a eon.
Mr. Hoycl lost a valuable cow lust Sun•
day.
Ethel Methodist circuit was represent.
ed at District meeting by Reeds. Messrs.
Walker and Trimble and S. Chambers
and J. I{. Baker.
Wm. Simpson and wife contemplate
taking a holiday trip to relatives in
Michigan in the near future, Ws wish
them a plangent time,
Mrs. Geo. Imlay, who was visiting here
left for her new home in Seaforth on
Thursday. The Misses Simpson whom.paufed Mrs. Imlay tot a visit.
The following from a Montreal paper
will bo read with pleasure by a gooclly
number in this locality ;—"A very
pleasant little ceremony tools place at
the Western Hospital on Saturday, when
a presentation was made to Dr. George
Hall, wll° fe retiring from the doges of
house surgeon of that institution. A
handsome tingeing naso wag proeented by
Mrs. Borland on behalf of the staff of
nurses of the institution, It was Aachen.
ponied by many kindly words, testifying
to the regret which was felt by all at his
leaving, The general bongo committeealso drafted a spoolal ro8alution, in which
Dr, Hall was complimented on his see -
views to the hospital, which bad at all
them been of the best.. Dr. Hall thank.
ed the nurses in appropriate words for
their bandeomo pigment, and the commit-
tee for tbsit kindly sentiments. Dr.
Hail, who ie a graduate of ohm'90 Of
Bishop's University, leaves Shortly for
an extended visit to Europe, when he
will visit bhe principal hospitals of Eng.
land and the abnbinent, Hie position in
the Wesbcre de Intim surgeon, has been
Ailed by Els, Mae,, Fortin, gold medalist
bf 'tile year's class, Bishop a University.
after the interests of the Co, in brie plane.
John Slemmon has talose a position as
Week in MoAllister'e store, The business
training obtained by John at tits karat.
ford Business College should enable him
to thoronghly master the business,
We are pleased to see that Robb. Mo.
Kay has bean appointed heal agent for
the Ontario Minaret Assurance Go. for
Ethel and vicinity, The Company has
clone well in securing Mr. iIolfay as he is
n reliable gentleman.
Maurine Walker, who has apont the
past two years in MoArtbur ds Co's.
private Bank in Hansell, is visiting his
parents at the Parsonage. He purposes
taking a course at a Business College.
Mr. Welker is a bright young man, who
ehoctld make his mark in the world.
Ethel Pnblio library has just oloeed a
very suceeseful year. The membership
for the past 12 mouths was 178, and of
this number 1130 actually took out books.
There are now over 900 books in the
library and 01 this number 102 were
purchased during the year. The nem.
bar of books issued during the year was
2,126 ae compared with 820 of the
previous year. As the membership fee
is very low and entitles all persons over
12 years of age to become members it ie
expected the present year will still see an
advancement,
13e1 at alto
W. Ferguson is etill very poorly.
D. Meiklejohn bas about reenacted
om his reoeot illnese.
Belgrave is one of the neatest villages
of its size in Huron Co.
Dr. MoAal, has pot up a' neat wire
fence in front of his residence.
The mill is shut down at present and a
number are out of work in consequence.
Sydney Farrier left last Tuesday for
Northern Michigan where he will settle
on a farm.
Mr, and bars. Dr. Mo4eh attended the
funeral of the latter'e father at Brimfield
lash Wednesday.
David and Walter Scott ware in Helton
leer week attending the funeral of their
brother•in-law, D, McCall.
Rev, E. A. Shaw was at Wingham on
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week at-
tending the Dietriot meeting.
Two pare of fine export cattle were
shipped from here on Monday by Messrs.
Clegg ccs Dames. Walter Ooultea no-
companied lbs shipment.
John Boss left on Monday for Montana,
where be has, we learn, sneered a good
employment, his brother-in.lew being
road commissioner for a county besides
having large bneiness interests.
A new horse shed is being put up in
connection with the Methodist church
here. The frame was raised last bion.
day. The new shed will bo a great an.
oommodatioa, as the old one was too
small.
141.ora'lise.
Trz POST gives the news.
Township Council on Monday 31st.
Mrs. J. Cloahey is ill at her home, Oth
line.
W.15. Cloakey balks of going to London
to work.
AIfso Nellie Wilkinson has gone to Rip.
ley on a visit.
Seeding is getbittgwell wound up except
on low lying land.
Go. Counoillor Mooney and wife spent
last Sabbath in Blyth.
Our learn towhees will attend the Con •
vection ab Wingham ou Friday and Sat-
arday of this week.
We were glad to see Rev. Walter Rigsby
in the pulpit at Juokson'o church lash
Sabbath afternoon after aioug absenoe
though illness.
Work has begun o» the now brick
school house at Gasman's. Will. Thuetl
will do the mason work. The building
will stand on the old site.
Bluevale Epworth League is expo cited
to visit Browatown on Wednesday even•
ing of next week as the guests of the
latter. A pleasant evening is expected,
A horse belonging . to Geo. Porker, of
Sunshine, came from Seaforth to fns
hone, a distance of over 20 miles, in 1
hour and 80 minutes. Hurrah fur our
village boys.
Wo x WE MAT Exi' oT.—A big gather.
ing on the 28th at Brunie, also on the
lith.—A wedding near Belgrays early in
Jane. No doubt the bells will ring far
and near.
?bliss Maggie McCall will go to Chat.
hem next Setnrclay where she will live
with her brother A. I., druggist, and ab•
tend sobool, Mr. MoOallt will uncom.
puny his daughter and enjoy a holiday
visit with hie son.
Rumor says that the chin line will euro•
ply the bride for a wedding to tulle place
on the Qaoeu'e Birthday. Particulars,
more than to say that the fortunate
p:ospeetive groom comes from the Bast,
are not yet public property.
What is the greatest humbug to the
travelling public at the present day ?
Why live stook on the road. A good
number of sheep have been rim over al.
ready, The owners mush remember that
the roads are for the people to drive on
and not for si,eepd and cattle to lie on.
It is rep ortethat Wm. Cornish and
wife may remove to Mitchell before long
so as to be near their eon, W. W. Bur-
gess. Mr. Cornish's health has greatly
improved but it is doubtful if he can un.
dertalco mucic hard work this Summer.
Sino,—Samuel Walker, Gbh line, has lob
the contract to Hugh Iii. Elliott for'th°
building of a silo in his barn. It will be
14 feet square and 22 feet high. In this
oounection we might acid Mr. lyalker
and Mr. Elliott visited the MoMillan
farms in Mullett last week to see thole
silos, They aro putting up two cement
etrnoturee 20 feet equnre on inside. The
walla are 18 inches tapering to 14 inobes
and will be 80 feet high, Qusonsbou
cement, which coats 21,10 per barrel, re
being need it will require 90 barrels foe
eaolt. Five mon built about 2 feet per
day on the silo, They will each hold 800
tone, To supply floe necessary filling
material the HoMillian'e ere putting in
14 acres of Weebera Yellow Dent oorn
Jameg ablation, postmaeter of Bing'
stun, remind word that he hag been
superannuated. A. Gunn, ex.M,P,, is
his successor.
The Flamiiton Homestead Loan Ok
Savings Sudety is ineolvont, and the in.
vestigabion shows that Col. Stoddart, the
late Seetetary, aysletnatfoally misrepre-
sented the offals of the ootnpany, It is
now said that MEI Colonel's death re.
cantly WAS due to hie own set.
WANTED
The undersigned are pre-
pared to pay the Highest
Cash Price for any quantity
of good fleece wool.
Backer 8& Yanstone,
BRUSSELS.
All wool Serge Dress Goods, d ouble. fold, in blue, brown, black, garnet, a snap at 20o.
Lace Tidy's, very pretty, worth 25e, each, bought to sell at two for 34•10.
Are You a.r
MILLINERY.—New linos of NLiilinery are arriving every day, Sailor Hate in
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IS CHEAP THAT ISN'T GOOD.
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lawny artfulo sold here has one guarantee with it, lis quitepoueible once in
a while something will go contrary to expeutations, but let se know about it, we'll
make it right.
Mark Twain says "Difference of opinion makes a horse race." Quite true. If
all thought alike everybody would trade here but as to matter of feet a good many
people are changing their opinion, and buying at this store—doing businere on a
Cash basis. One thing is certain the lion's share of the trade is doue here, and
possibly is doe to offering reliable, sp•to•date goods at prices like tbeee
Ladies' Cotton Bose, regular 10e. a pair, four pairs for 200c,
Ladies Black Cotton Hose, very heavy, special, two pairs 25o.
Corsets, sizes 10 to 24 Drab Jean, 25o,
Corsets, sizes 10 to 80 Drab Jean, well finished, 40e.
Special line Summer Corsets, worth O5e., for 50a.
20 dozen White Handkerchiefs, colored borders, 1o. each.
Table Line, some more new fines at 25o
F i , o b ualc oxcvbrte, 12,}a, ;Satr IIAternblack or{vhtte,20a.;Sailor Flats in black ar
'+ jyy isT
! white, 90n; g the 'lrimmsIIatoatX1.00,$I.7Gand iF2.00,�J'f,i'� PAIZASUI S,—.New lines at papalar priose.
"We always keep H�,ustling."
PIN9 L}L
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If you require a Wheel you should
call on the undersigned. As a proof
of the faot that we do the business
I we append the sales already made
1 this season
Rev. J. Rose,
J. T. Dodds, B. R D.
Geo. Thomeon, Gouts'
Ladies'
J. H. Cameron' }NEW BARNES
Jno. Smith,
W, D, Cousley,
A. Keifer, }BRANTFORD
H. Hunter,
Miss M. Meadows,
J. A. Stewart, - CLEVELAND
D. Straoban,
J. Hamilton,
J. Kellingtou, LSECOND
A, McKey, HAND
G. McKay, WHEELS
L. Williamson,
J. Brown,
A. CCUSLEY,
AIL NCI
1 G. Richardson
Is prepared to clo all kinds of
work in his line.
Good Wgrkfnarship and
Good Fits Guaranteed.
LATEST STYLES.
Suits made for $4 and upwards.
►a"Slh,p over licllotwan's Store.
seteuevistasiesaaaPIVrawaermeas
0'ue li! lase ,; ,t
Colll
y
We have the following varieties of the choicest • and
most reliable Turnip Seeds we can buy, viz
Elephant,
Bangholm.,
Hall's Westbury-,
Sutton's Champion,
East Lothian,
Royal Norfolk.,
Skirving's Improved,
Carter's Imperial,
Sharp's Improved,
Bruce's Selected East Lothian,
Green Top and White Swede,
Also G-rey Stone Turnip Seed.
Give us a call for the Best.
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a"E don't care where you buy or how
you buy. They are bought and sold
in quantities. They are bought and sold for
cash. They are the greatest value ever
shown in this County. People are buying
them and people are appreciating then. If
it is hard times these are hard time prices.
They are good goods and we know it, If
there is anyone who reads our advertisements
h: and has not seen them, we want to show
.1 them, if they need any of them they will buy at sight.
IN
No. 1—Hen's all wool Tweed and Sorge Suits, 86
to dm?, single stitched edge, roll front, good
lining, collar on vest, raised seam on pants,
$1.50 and $7.
No. 2—Boys' Three Piece, all wool Tweed Suits,
27 to 92, good pants, lined, collar on vest, $8.
No. 8—Children's Two Piece Suits, 22 to 28, nice
Patterns, well insole, $2.
No. rt --Boy's Knee Pants, Tweed and Serge, well
made, lined, two pockets, sizes 22 to 26, 40c.
and 60o. ; sizes 27 to 82, GOe. to 75c.
LIR "LEA BS."
No. 5—Men's Tweed Pants, 86 to 42, dark rand
light stripes and checks, 950., $1.00,; $1.25
and $1.50.
No. 6 ---You should see our Laundried Shirts at 50e.
No. 7—Call in and have a look at our Black and
Brown Fedoras at 85c. and $1.00.
No. 8-11ton's Braces at 15c.
No. 0—Overalls, Blue, Grey, Double -Stitched
Seams, with or without au Apron, 50e., 75e.
and $1,00,
E are aiming to make this store the Cheapest place to bay volar Ready-made and
made-to.order Clothing and Furnishings, and we think we have accomplished
the fact, as the way our business is forging ahead, is good evidence or how the people
are appreciating Cllr efforts to give the very best possible value. l l
THE MANIC)US CLOTHIERS&