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Oameron 1311)8. 01 -lipped 94 tons of
dreamed flax to Barbour Bros., of Pate.
eon, New Jereey, who own to mammoth
spinning Motory. Messrs. (homer= have
about 10* tone on heed yet,
We regrob to helm of the low oondition
of ou e villager, ;John McIntosh, who oton•
not survive long, The old gentleman is
80 years of age and has a large oinks of
friend's.
1.31 me wale.
Rev. W. J. wash is to preach in Tees.
water on Friday,
Mrs, Craig has been confined to her
bed for the laet week.
Mr. Currie, of Brueeele, Was milling in
our village on Wedneeday.
W. Messer went to Goclerioh on Wed•
nesday ou school buainess.
Mr. MeAllieter, of Manitoba, is visiting
bin raster, Eire. W, Messer.
Mr. Cray, of Atwood, was visiting
friends in the village on Sunday,
Rev. Mr. Moso is away attending the
Conference, which is held in London.
Miss Kew, who hoe been housekeeper
for Jos, Leech, left for her home in Look -
now on Wednesday.
Mr. West, of Woodstoolc, brother of
the Presbyterian minister, is at present
visiting at the manse.
Mrs. McAllieter, of Wingham, who has
been Sick for several months, was visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Blesser, this week.
A few of the yonng people drove over
to Sunshine on Wednesday to attend the
wedding of Mies Bell, Alex. MoGee, of
our village, being the nappy groom.
Limb Monday 81 cheerio were =murex -
timed at the Blueviole alienee factory.
The host shipment of hater from the
factory was made to Montreal. It is ex.
peoted to realize over 1(3 cents per pound
at the factory.
JLiestow el.
Rev. W. T. Bunt, pastor of the Baptist
Murals here, was attending the convert.
tiers of Baptists of Ontario and Quebec
which was held at London laet week.
The independent Foresters of Listowel,
Atwood and Monkton will celebrate lifer
Majesty's Diamond Jubilee by holding a
union pio.nio at Atwood on the 22nd of
June.
George Dickson, County blaster North
Perth, and Joseph Johnston, District
Master of Elnan, were in attendance at
the meeting of the Grand Orange Lodge
of British Arnerim at Windsor.
Listowel orieket club will play its first
match this season on Tneeclay, 8th June,
with the Clinton club. The match will
take place in the rink park. The club
also bets n match on with Waterloo for
the 22nd June—Jubilee day—to be played
hero.
bits. jeanes, wife of the rector of
Christ cheetah, purposes taking a trip to
England to visit her parents, and will
leave here on June 19. Bishop Baldwin
and family will arose the omen tot the
same time, his lordship going over to
attend the Pan-A.nglican Synod whish
meets at Lambeth in July.
The Guelph Herald says Chief Randall
of that city received word from the chief
of police at Listowel to be on the lookout
for a woman named Catharine Wenzel,
who was insane loud had wandered away
from there. She arrived in Guelph on
Wednesday of host week and was taken
back to Listowel Thursday by Constable
Woods of that place. The same evening
she jumped off a platform at Bell's fac •
tory about six feet high with the inten.
tion of ooinmitting sulaide. She did not
sustain any injuries, howevee.
3. W. Scott, banker, and Mrs. Scott
left hero on Monday of last week on an
extended trip to the Pacitflo coast. It is
their intention to visit Detroit, Chioago,
Minneapolis and other points au route.
They will spend some time visiting Mrs.
Soott's brother, Chas. Livingstone, at
Seattle, after which it is Mr. Soott's in-
tention to go north to Roseland, Victoria
and Vancouver, returning home by 0.P.
R. Mrs. Scott will visit Southern
fornia and will spend two or three
months at the coast. Bar father, John
Livingstone, er., who has been in Cali•
fornia since host Vali, will moompany
Mrs. Scott npon her return home.
County Counoillor Hislop ie at Gode-
rich this week attending the June session
of the County Connell.
Angus Shaw offers his farm, 5th eon.,
for sale, If sold Mr. Shaw purpoees re•
moving from this locality.
Mrs. Joshua Bateman and hire. Mc-
Dermott, of Stratford, are visiting the
Batomem families for a week.
It is said that a certain 6th line young
bachelor will shortly bake unto himself a
housekeeper from meatier concession in
Grey. The brick house looks lonely as it
is.
Last Monday evening T, A. Hawkins!,
of Brueeols, gave a conomb in 1Vhitfield's
school house, 121h oon., whish was quite
a suceese. Miss Buttery and Mr. Brown
assisted Mr. HILSV131118.
S0110011111101010.1.—The following is the
report of the standing of the pupils of S.
S. No. 1, Grey, for the month of May ;
Primary, total 775—P. Mollenzie, 505.
P. S. L., total, 1,000-3. Blake, 890 ; L.
Bielby, 710. Enteronoe, total, 850-3.
°rarer, 626 ; W. Armstrong, 418 ; M,
Hoggterd, 42'2; L. Blake, 870 ; E. Bird,
809 ; A. PleNtoh, 2913. 46h, total, 400—
A, Calder, 809 ; E. Bedford, 885 ; C.
Armsteong, 888 ; V. Armstrong, 817 ; A.
Switzer, 316 ; 3. Farquhareon, 260 ; F.
Blake, 102; A. Bedford, 120 ; A. MoKaY,
111. 8e4, total, 860—W. Switzer, 298 ;
0. Pepper, ; M. Oakley, 288 ; A.
Dickson, 279; G. Bielby, 271 101. Riley,
266 ; G. Blake, 214 ; Di. Hollinger, 217 ;
W. Glossier, 191 ; D. Davidson, 107.
Sr. 2nd, total, 400—B. Rands, 880 ; B.
Davidson, 823 ; 18. Holliuger, 820 ; M.
Bedford, 270 ; Davidson, 980 ; 13.
Blake, 258 ; M. Cardiff, 217 ; J. Hoggard,
208 ; A. Lawson, 166, lee, totel, 250—
Alfeed Glassier, 182 ; 33. Dark, 180 ;13.
Bedford, 178 ; bi. Haggard, 165 ; T.
Oakley, 119 ; A. Gordon, 102 ; Amato
Glassier, 08. Jr. 2nd, total, 850—W.
Farquharson, 801 ; W. Stevenson, 215 ;
G. Dark, 290; M. Dark, 200 ; 3Rands,
202 ; L. Dickson, 167 ; M. ItandOi 110 ;
W. Riley, 146 ; T. Bielby, 117. Honors
—3, Blake, 3. Omar, W. Armstrong, 111.
Floggard, A. Cialdee, A. Switzer, V. Arm• t
;strong, 39, Bedford, C. Armstrong, A. f
Diokson, M. Oakley, M. Riley, G. Bielby, p
C. Popper, W. Switzer, 13, Davideon, 35, p
Hollinger, 33. Rude, W. Fargttharson, t
Number on register for the month, 64 ;
average attendame, 58. e
W. 11. ST10/1111T, TOA01.1111r,
Joseph Oster and John A.. Lamont will
attend the County Court; next week no
; one on "twat toy,
A new reeldenoe 20 x 20 feet with kit.
Men at rem, will be erected by Liviog-
sten Bros, on their property 1* milers
North of Brussele. R. G. Wilson, of
Bruesele, han the °entomb and the work
will be pr000eded with at once.
Few old gentlemen the ago of ollt10011
Ilogg, brd cone retain their faeultioit as
be does. 11e le 81 yeare of age (10 of
svhieli he has spent in Grey) and yet he
Sons not use to speotaole anti 15 able to
drive a horse and get about tos lively toe es
cricket,
Sehhath School pio.nio will bo bold
in Thos. Whitfield's grove, 12th 000., on
Tuesday, 15th inet, Choice program of
musio, recitations, dialogues, die., will bo
provided, Prof. Hawkins, oE Brussels,
will take part. Tee will he served at 5
p. m. Addresses by Reeds,. Ball, of At•
wood ; Robinson, of Trowbridge; and
resident ministers.
th
Our woollen mills have started up for
the season's work.
Wheldaufer re Willford's brickyard has
commenced the season's operations.
John E. and Miss Selina Bell wore
visiting their eister iu Goderioh on San -
day.
S. E. Forster, dentist, of Fordwieh,
was here on Monday for the purpose of
locating here.
On Sunday evening next a special ser-
mon will be preached in Trinity Murals
to the members of the Cautodian Order
of Foreeters,
Our Band for the first thno this season
made its appearance and played a few
selections before the 0000001 Moll plane,
The boys are doing splendid.
Ou Friday evening host the entertain -
mord; in aid of the Indian Relief Fund in
Industry Hall was all that oould be de.
sired, the hall being tilled to its utmost
capacity.
Peter Purvis, of Teeswater, formerly 01
this town, was here last week making
arrangements for purr:basing some of this
season's wool, he having opened out in
the store formerly crimpled by IE. J. 2,m.
Caughey, to do business in.
Wiesaelateret .
A. E. Simmons purchased the Fergie
property on Victoria street for 4200.
The Wingharn Choristers sang in
Teeswater Thursday night of last week.
The firemen were unsuccessful in their
run at Chesley, being beaten by Wiarton
and Paisley.
Will, Lind left on Wednesday of „last
week for New Denver, 13. 0., where ho
already has two brothel's.
At a meeting of the Turf Club Associ-
ation the score cards privilege was
secured by H. 0. Bell and the booths by
Jas. MoKelvie for the days of the raoes.
0. V. Gliffe, who started the Advance,
and who has been publishing the Brandon
Daily Mail for some years past, has gone
to Suncion, B. C., to start a neper there.
Rev. Wm. Lowe and Mise Ella Coruyn
attended the annual Convention of S. 3,
Teachers and Church Workers at Essex,
on Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
The Turnberry Agrionitmel Society
has completed arrangements to run an
exoursion train to the Model Farm,
Guelph, on Monday, June 21st, good to
return on the 22nd.
A. letter was received in town a few
days ago frotn Wm. Lithgew, who is DOW
residing at Gremlin, North Dakota. Mr.
Litimper is keeping in good health and
is always anxious to hear of his old
Winglmin friends.
A. Calling Witmer lamp nearly clawed a
conflagration in the Temperance Hall,
Cool headedness and quiets action in
throwing the burning mass out of the
window was effective in oontrolling the
blaze. No damage was done beyond the
destruotion of the lamp.
StXell•tillops
Ou Sunday evening while Rev. Mr.
Musgrave was preaching in the Grange
Hall appointment, some rascals took blas
wheels off to young man's buggy.
Some party, orioninally inclined, barked
a row of maple trees on Tuesday night
of last week, ou the 10th conoession, in
front of A. Boyd's farm. The trees have
been growing for some years, were a nice
size, and greatly improved the looks of
the farm.
MoKillop Reform delegates, returning
from Brusssels Reform Oonvention, re-
ported Arabibald Hislop elected to the
next Looal Legislature. The Torys
thought the numerous hotels and wet
day was the mese of the statement and
did nob believe it.
TOWNSIIIP Gomm—Council met as a
Cloud of Revision in Jones Hall, Leto&
bury, on Friday, 28th day of May,
Members took nate of office, and Wm.
Archibald was sleeted chairman. The
appeals of Geo, Sternigle, Henry Deitz,
John Eckhart and Wm. Pollard against
too high assessment was not sustained,
and the Assessor's video oonfirmed. The
appeal of John Eokbart ageing!' Almond
Lienamie's assessment as too low was not
sustained. Part 101422 con. 5, assess•
ed to to Win. Martin at 9400 was changed
to am. Nicholson, and reduced to 9100,
as bho buildings were burned eines as -
tressed, John johns, Leadbury, was put
on bhe roll as M. F., and Thos. Curtis
M. F. lot 9 con. 5. The roll with these
additions was ptleeed as finally revised
and Court dosed. Counoil met rob olose
of Court of Revision and Recounts for
culverts, charity and assoesoes' salary
'mid amounting to 4118.20. The comfit.
motion of Henry Hamilton to have his
lots taken from Union Sohool Section
No. 11 and annexed to Union 13. S. No.
No. 12, was not granted as the Council
thought they had no power bo apt, in the
=Wm, • although the Inspeotor was
there to advise that the Oouuoil had
authority, William Archibald wee
authorized to attend Court at Goderioh
in the interests of MoKillop in a law
snit between Legal: and MoRillop over
Coleman estate ditch oase, 4. oommuni.
cation from the Clerk of Grey stating
that he had no °MOW notice in' drain
00,80 yet, was filed. The requisition of
trustees of S. S. No. 6 to borrow money
to build a new sohool house was again
presented the same the at last meeting.
Although advised by solicitor to call a
poolal meeting to authorize them bo
borrow, it was not granted by Council as
hey did not think they had authority
torn the ratepayers to borrow. Also to
(+thin frotn over three-foul:the of rate.
foyer° ie section requesting Oounoil not
o grant the request its the motion to
orrow had ndb been put to the meeting
ailed for that parpose. Intnsoboe Robb
•
TT is s Te Tr P T
le I Ti11.4 melt County Couneillor Mooney
a is itt Civdt11011 111 attend
at
Helmet Aol. Wtn, Arohib iId wa
Commie
Chtche Fraser, who has born attending
the University to Torouto, to at home for
his vat:Lotion.
A Jubilee plemie is talked of, to be hold
on ,11111a 221111, for 141 Morrie, leartioe•
fare later on,
Wm, bliehie delivered ten young Berk.
shire pigs to Neil Atelseueldin, Brueeele,
a few days ago,
A. Eirkpatriok and wife, of the 2nd
oon., wore away visiting reludivee and
friends at the Nile this week.
The lady month of dune. We still
have cold, wet weather. No need of
honey strew hats tide Beaton too ret, 148 we
have ram every Sunday.
Jiro, R. Bell, Thos. Maunders and Wtn.
Ritchie are justly proud of line foals from
A. Kufig's tiptop roadster stallion,
"Gusteer," owned in Brussels.
A good working !aurae belonging to Wm,
Ritchie, Stir line, was foetid dead in the
stable lamb Sabbath on the return of the
owner from churoh. The animal had
got its log over the rope Molter and is
supposed to have fallen and either stran-
gled itself or injurer( its spine so as to
cause death. It wee one of Mr, Ritchie's
working tetom so will be a serious loss.
A. K. MoAltister met with a very pain-
ful accident on Monday morning. Willie
setting a can off his milk wagon he lost
his balanoe and fell, striking his leg on
the sharp edge of the oam making an in.
oieion about au inch deep just below the
knee. He was taken to Brussels, where
a physician sewed up and dressed the
wound. It will be some time before he
will be able to be around again.
Dim—dames Rail received word front
Toronto on Thursday, May 97th, that his
sou, Alexander, was dangerously ill with
pueamonie, and hastened to his honae,
but arrived too hots to see his son alive.
Hie Bactrian death has been a severe shoals
to his brothers and seaters but more es-
peoielly to his mother who ie at time of
writing in delicate health. The funeral
took plaas from his lade residence, 41
Robinson st., on Saturday, May 29th, and
was largely ettended, testifying to the
esteem in which deoeased was held,
--es--
Burglars operated at Dresden Thurs-
day night of last week, visiting 6 Limes,
making a good haul, and getting away
safely. Tine thieves were evidently
prefeesionals. 39. McIntyre, of the West -
matt house, lost 850 worth of pion toed
liquors. Several suits of clothes and a
sruall sum of mouey ware taken from W.
A. Bit's dry goods store. At James
Taylor's shop shoes were talteu, together
with the mutants of the till. The Clif.
ford lipase and Wright's grocery were
also mitered, but nothing seourect.
judicious' in repairlim road on MI6. 8 & 9
between tote 81 to 35, es the road is
tolmoet impel/Bible at the present time,
eamplaint having been made to the
COUI101l of e deep diteli being dengerom
toe a young man wars meaty loot in it, on
the leitla oon., being mule for private
mamma Palibmaeterti and °there are
requeeted net to make deep (libellee over
*foot deep 011 rousclways, nor to take
wester out of its natural channels. Cowl -
oil adjourned to meet in Orawford'a hotel,
Dublin, 011 Friday, the 26th clay of June,
at 11. u'elook a, on,
Jottx C. Monersox, Cleric.
itersee es Leer.
T. V, Dixon is at present in Ottawa.
0. Smith attended Court at Goderieh
this week,
Klee Laura Itudgeon, of Wingharn, is
visiting Mende in town.
Gibeon, 111.P.P., is in the Dom.
inlets C3apital at present.
The briokwork of Jno. Barnard's new
house is about completed.
Little May Ilainstook got a ducking in
the mill darn on Wednesday last.
Wroxeter footballers meet Atwood hero
on Saturday, dune iith. Bloyole mime
will also take plaoo.
Excavations for 81141. lefoKelvey's
now house are ciompleterl and the stone
for the foundation drawn.
Mr. Fraser, foreign missionary, gave an
addreee to the Anderson Mission Band on
Wednesday evening last.
The Liberals of this district will work
hand in hand with the new nominee of
East Huron, Archie Hislop.
Wroxeter defeated Lietowel in foot ball
and bicycle raoing on Saturday laet. A
very exciting time was had for a few
hours.
eel ett
A. wedding next week is stirring up a
little exalter:sent.
Morns Fogal hoe been partially laid
np from being poisoned by ivy while
working in a garden.
Brussels Band name here last Tuesday
evening to give an entertainment. Ow-
ing to a misunderstanding the concert
was not given and the crowd dispersed.
Sermon 11101011.r. --The follnwing is the
report of Ethel Public sobool for the
month of May :—
noon 1.
5th class—Maggie Davies, Willie
Spence, Lily Dobson ; Sr. 4th—Corto
Sanders, Oliver Querrin, Wilbur Lindsay,
Edie bbIiltts, Olaucl Walker, John Lind-
say ; Jr. 4th—Mary bloBlain, Ida Cole,
Howard McAllister, Oarl MeAllister,
Edna Reynard, Willie Lindsay, EMI:129,
Imlay, Annie 13ateman, Geo. Sharpe ;
Sr. Bed—Mamie Hansuld, Willie Eels-
mier, Helena Barr, Mary Kleinsohroth,
Maud litodgley, Jim Richardson, Ella
Eckmier, Bernice Slernmon, Adam
Fletcher ; Iut. 3rd—Maudie Querrin,
Eva Oole, lieury Qeerrin, Mabel Coates,
Tom Fugal, Percy Greensides, Oliver
Lindsay, Sana. Kleinsohroth ; Jr. 3rd—
Bessie Wanner, Stella Dunbar, Minnie
Bateman, Willie Coates, Eves Mo
Jennie Malaita, Walter Savage, Gordon
Imlay, Fred. Diemert.
Geo. Demme, Principal.
itoora 2.
Sud (Rasa—Ida Faulkner, Geo, Eck.
mier, Olive Raynowd, Mamas McAllister,
Avon Elliott, Lily Simpson, Eirlie Mc.
Callum ; Sr. Part 2M-1%ltoggie Osborue,
Cecil Lindsay, Leslie Fogal, Oharlie
Cameron, Willie Barlgely ; Jr. Part 2nd
—Marie °ahem°, Cecil Lindsay, Leslie
lece"aelharlie Cameron, Willie Budgely ;
jr.Part 2ud—Ellie Hansuld, Eva ()ober,
Grover Gill, Bassett Dilworth, 101. Fogel,
Stanley Dunbar, Luly Dowdell, W. Mo.
Allister, Willie Hemsworth, Maud Kleine.
ehrobh, Geo. Hamilton, Emma Kerr,
Nettie Riehardson ; Sr. Part let—Mina
Elliote Geo. Dunbar, Lizzie MoLeod,
Mary Thompson, Willie kir:Blain, Maggie
Oameron, George Wanner, Bernie Dok•
mier, Earle Eokmier, Eddie Bateman ;
Jr. Part lst—Tom bloAllister, Hazel
Coates, Charlie Oonnel, Myrtle Imlay,
G. Beirnes ; Jr. Part lst—Irene Hogarth,
Tillie °ober, Lorne Eolunier, Lizzie
Chambers, Marjorie aloChollum, Beatrice
Whitfield, Percy Flood, Beatrice Bate:
man, Allis Hetnsworth, Alex. Conine
Pins W. 110.31.NARD, Teacher.
Morris.
aounoil meeting last Monday.
John Budd has a very siolt sow.
Fishing is a cold job this meson,
Mrs. I. Hall is quite poorly this week.
Tore Pose givee the nesys. Do you
take it ?
Turnip land is hard to get in order
this year.
John Pngh has the brickwork of
school house No. 1.
John Agin sold a pair of sows 11 few
days ago for 60 dollars.
Miss Dodds, of Blyth, was the guest of
Miss M. Sellers last Sunday.
John Pugh, wife and family, of Brute,
eels, emit Sunday at Allan Ramsay's.
The Mines Mooney and brother spent
last Sabbath at Bluevale with relatives.
If report be true wo may expeoe several
weddings on the 150 con. in the near
future.
George Peacock and wilo, of the let
eon., spent to couple of days at Belgrave
this week.
Dave and Willie Johnston spent Sun•
day with their sister, Mrs, Mason, of
Wawanosh.
Reeve Bowman had the misfortune to
lose his driving hone last week after a
short 11111089.
Miss Xenia Woodrow, who has been
away for several weeks at John Coultes',
bat returned to hor home on the 9nd.
0011,
Henry Owens, oE Belgrosve, wag the
guest of Robt, blubbers', let eon, on Sun.
day. The magnetism seems to grow
stronger Fleury.
The stonework for the new bank Morn
for D. M. Miller is oompleted. Next
week the frame which is all ready, will
be raised. Jas.'Wright bas also the stone
work done for his now barn and will have
the framers on slat:idly.
01311%—j, P. MoCasey, oE Cinoinnatti,
Ohio, cliod itt hie home May 280h of
Bright's disoluse after an Mums of two
months. Mr. MoCasey was es native of
this Oonnty and was alsteck shipper along
in 1880 but thereafter was a wholesale
merchant in Now York until about ten
years ago, when he, in ootnpany with his
bothers, ereoted 0, large plant in (ins
Pironatti for the mann faaute,of Mow °atm
dead Office fixtueee. He was only 80 yetme
old et the time of his death but he Iod,
by honesty and energy, acquired a hand.
ppeared for trustees and tIt�otghb they sone fortune.
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will beep for service on
Lot 27, (Joe, 4, Morris' to well bred Jersey
Ball, Terms,S1.00 to bo paid at the time of
service with privilege of returning if neces-
sary. JAMBS DUNCAN,
48.4 Proprietor,
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot Hi, (inc. 0, Morris, the there' bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Seleoted,"
bred from J. E. Brothour's sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Fair, Terms, 81.00 to be paid
at the time of service with privilege Of 10.
fuming if necessary. Pedigree may be seen
on application,
ROBT. NICHOL.
Anchor Ire Fencing.
I have the Agency for the above
Galvanized Steel Wire Fencing,
manufactured at Stratford, and
am prepared to build it for either
farm or village use on Reasonable
terms. Samples of the fence
may be seen at S. C. Tuck's res-
idence, Brussels, or A. Currie's
lot, 5th line, Morris. Guaran-
teed to give satisfaction. I also
supply Wire Gates for farm or
lawn.
JNO. CURRIE,
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
I OTUI IMIPIAEAW,
,-,101V4911110..44;*1$11ErsA41
REACHING
All Canadian Points—London, Hamilton, To.
route, Montreal, Quebec), Halifax, 010.
United States Points—Clateago and WoSt,
Detroit, 1311ftS10, NOW York, Bos Part.
sand. eto.
Tho Popular Tourist Line
To Niagara Palle, Thousand Islands, Rapids
01 the St,Lawronoo, The Georgian Bey
and Muskoka hake Regions—the High.
lauds of Ontario, Gulf Resorts, Saguenay
River, Atlantic Coast.
SEST SPOTS
rishing,Boating,13athing end Camping,
Rquipperl with tho ill/est Day clenches,
Pullman, \Vaguer,Rrawing Boom and Bleep.
leg Cars,
Pull information at G. 12,13, statiou.
J. N. KENDALL.,
G. T. R. Agent, 13russele.
WANTE
The undersigned are pre-
pared to pay the Highest
Cash Price for any quantity
of good fleece wool.
Bader 86 Vanstolle,
131,WSSEL.S.
1?
Black Dress Goods.
Oongo Black Dram Goods, brocaded
very speeial, pretty ofierge, 1100c ; Congo
Black Henrietta, beautiful finish, 40
Motels wide, proof, 10o, ; Congo
Black Cashmore Serge, goods that will
give every satiefusetion, toll wool, very
lteeial, 60o. ; Congo Black lienrieote, in
blue nr jet black, as good as usually sold
et Ole. but price is now 50e. ; Congo
13Iaolc Soliol, well finished and makes a
beaotiful ooetume, 50o. ; Neat Patterns
in figured goods, elegant effects in Luetres,
eta., 60o. ; wo make a specialty of Black
Goods in the better (nullities—epeeist
attention is called to the lime at 75e, ;
Black Birretz Cloth, a splendid style of
goods, finished on both sides, one Bide is
10 oord and the other IL silk Liniehei Hen.
riettes, price 85o. ; in Bleak Silk Grena-
dine we have some natty goods, prima
76e., 85o., 00o.; the Bleeds Goode we Mow
in still better lines are marvels] of the
weaver's tort, prices 91 and 91.95.
Oolored Dreb:s Goods.
Fanny Visored. (ole ti, popular
colons, 20e and 80e; Volley Mix el Eli:eons,
in bouutiful ooloringe, Me we always
strive to seoure a large veriety. as well as
stylish goods, to Heft er ilalf•to.Dollar ;
special lines in Tweed Effect. and Mix•
tures, or Plain Goods, 50o Shot Effects,
very stylish goods and make liandenme
nostumea, in dress lengths, no two elikes
000 ; Silk and Linen Goods, a new fabric
and makes a very pretty dress, 7:1e; some
pretty goods and very styl:sh in rough
makes, 800 ; some elegant Drees Stuffs in
newest shade% 86e.
Dress Trimmings.
We pay particular attention to Silk.
Chiffon, Gimps and Jet Tritnming, by the
yard total in the erne -mem. Tutinlae
Braid, and everything necessary for a
Stylish Dress ratty be procured here.
CONGO BLACK DRESS GOODS—New Process, Stainless Black, Resists
Aoki—Congo Black is rapidly becoming the popular goods. We are sole agent's iit
this part of the country. We make a speoialty of high.olass Dress Geode.
MILLINERY.—you will find our Millinery Department fined with Stylish
Goods. Only beaming hats are allowed to leave this establishment,
"If you•see it in our ad its to be had,"
50,000 LBS. WOOL WANTED
USSELS
AT THE
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for Cash or in Exchange for Goods.
HIGHEST MARKET PRiCE.
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We have Flannels, Blankets, Tweeds, Sheetitigs, Yarns
'Underwear, Carpets, etc.
Special attention given to Custom Work, such as Card-
ing, Spinning, Weaving, Fulling and Dyeing.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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50,000 LBS. WANTED,
.10:61.1.1111031.41,00
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am prepared to pay the highest Cash Price for the
above quantity, delivered at Grain Storehouse No. 1, or if
farmers prefer 2 cents per 113, more in trade. Parties wish-
ing to trade out their Wool can do so at
A. STRACBAN'S STORE
With whom I have arranged.
Owing to the coming high duty imposed by the Dingley tariff
in the United States, Farmers would consult their interests by
marketing their Wool early, so dealers can ship promptly there be-
fore the duty takes effect.
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The Choicest and Best Ice Cream and Summer
Drinks prepared at the City • Grocery.
Call in and try them,
ALL KINDS OP FRUITS
8.EASON',
You will always be welcome at the City Grocery,
KERNEY
CRAOKEN