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Croquet.
We keep Crequetelwaye iu stook
in 4, 6 and 8 Ball 8018,
Laver. Tennis.
We Call supply the whole or any
part of this popular game. We order
as required.
Base Balls,
a s,
Rubber Balla, hard and soft, and
Base Bail Goode supplied as low as
anywhere. Do not sand away when we
can supply you and save you extra
charges,
Games,
We can supply Games of any
Description.
G. A. Deadman,
Agent for Ore000nt Bioycles.
Hellebore.
Be ready and protect your Cur.
rant and G0000borry Beetles by Apply.
ing Hellebore or Purls Green to them.
The worms cannot live where these ere.
Spraying.
If you
nr ose doing Y p A a ng any Spray.
lug of your fruit trees or to nee Bine
Stone on your grain we have just re-
ceived a fresh stock of Chia Chemical,
Wall Paper.
We have still a fall stock of Wail
Papers having bought largely in antioi•
potion of the advanoe in price. If you
are in need of any let no show yon our
etook.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Optioian and Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTaERN aS03080031 W. 0. & 3,
Trains leave Braeaele Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gorse: Sown. Gonne Sown,
@Smogs., — 7:16 eon, I Mail 240 p.m
nixed......-.. 9;40 a.m. ilexes—Gee 10:17 p.m
Paid ReitYS 1 tern ,
A ohiel'a among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll print it.
"Go» save the Queen."
A COLUMN of local news on page 5.
NEST Tuesday is Empire Day in the
Publics Schools.
LisT Friday afternoon wan a school
holiday in Brussels,
tense Wednesday will be the Queen's
Birtbday and a public holiday.
ENTRANCE and Public School Leaving
examinations will be held on 28th, 29th
and 30th of June.
BBUSsELS never presented a much
nicer appearanoe than it dose this season.
Nothing like a general tidying rip.
Mess Downy has bean on the sick list
this week and her department of the pub•
lie school ooneegaeut(y had a holiday.
CHaa. Home= has put np a neat wire
fonoe in front of hie residence on Queen
street. Mr. Howlett has a nosy home.
Ronnerax Ross has had bis trotting
stook increased this week by a fine "Cos-
tumer" foal from his brown driving mare.
QUITE .severe frosts on Saturday and
Suuday nights. Early fruits and vege.
tables were seriously injured and in some
oases killed entirely.
BRuseELe Free Library is having its
growing time. There are 283 members
0r+ the roll ;2,104 books in the Library ;
and in the pest year 8,889 books have
bean lathed.
Bin:em s Basle Ball team will oroee
bats with Wingham at Clinton oelebra-
tion on the Queen's Birthday. We hope
to see our nine win, but they will no
doubt have to work for it.
WALTER Lowrey bee gone into the egg
gathering business, with headquarters in
the Stratton bleak. Be Belle to a Wing -
bare firm. Frank Roche makes the tripe
in the country. The farmiug commnn•
ity will soon be well looked after.
Tule BIBLE on TEE PRioTnic PnEaa.-
At the next meeting of Court Prinoeea
Alexandria, 0. 0,1!., Bruseels, the topio
"Which hae done more for the oiviliz•
ation of the world the Bible or the Print.
ing Press." There will be three speakers
on eaoh aide and an interesting debate is
expected.
5. CORR39POND7NT writes: "The White-
oharob Butter Co. have been making ex-
tensive repairs in connection with the
factory here. A new ice hones hae been
built whish will bold nearly 100 tone of
ioe,
a new
and engine and boiler have
been purchased, p ed, wbioh is vaetl superior
to the old one. The company have ow a
factory emend to none in Western
Ontario. Operations began in the foo•
tory on Monday, 8th inst." J. H. Spar.
ling, of Bruseels, is the maker.
DIED,—By notice elsewhere 11 will be
seen that Mies Beetle Cunningham, of
Montreal, who spent several months in
Bruasele at Rev. W. Norton's, passed
over bo the great majority on Friday,
May 5th, aged 23 years and 7 months.
The funeral took plane from her father's
residenae, 25 Murray street, Montreal,
on the following Tuesday, Deoeaeed
was a delicate young lady, but was vi-
vacious and most agreeable, making many
friends wherever she want. Her old
friends in Bruseels will regret to hear of
her early demise.
Tan St. Thomas Evening Journal of
Wednesday, April 26111, says :—"The "At
Home", under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid of Grace church, held at Mrs. I.
Kingewood'e, Horton street, (formerly
Mies Sharp of Morrie) last night, proved
a deoided eueoese,the house being crowd-
ed to the doors. The following program
was carried out : Month organ duet, S.
Turbett and H. Leas; solo with guitar
accompaniment, Mee Lenore Wright ;
recitation, Miss Ada Sharp (encored);
violin solo, Irvine Clark ; reading, Mies
S. Nash ; lnatrnmented trio, J. Sharp, 0.
Pooley nod E. Bartoh ; recitation, Mies
Fake, (eoctred) ; instrumental, Mrs.
Carter ; violin solo, Irvine Clark. J.
Sheep rendered a solo very sweetly"
COUNTY Boaan OF Exaarr3oro•—A meet-
ing of the Co, Board of Examiners was
held in the Model School, Clinton, on
Saturday, May 18111, pursuant to notice.
There were present, Messrs, Tom, Robb,
Cameron and Beckett. 'She following
resolutions were permed:—First, That
thie Board grant three years' teaching to
holders of profeeaicnal third-olaso der.
tifioaleg, who hold Junior er Senior
Leaving non-professional certificates,
and who have feet time under drown.
9tanoee satisfactory to the Board ; see.
end, That timbers' holding Junior or
Senior Leaving oertifioratee who have
Made a stenoienity early appliootion for
admission to the 1Tormal'mid have been
refrieed admission thereto shall helm
their certificates extended 0 neonate,
After some routine bueineee the :Board
adjoarned 10 meet in Attgrtot at Gode•
rids, Geo. Bette, geoy„ OlietOn,
Tem wool season will soon open,
B i tri' iasis Salt Worke Is booming.
A CAE of hogs was chipped on Thursday
by Geo. Best.
Honors Co. Council will convene on
Tuesday, Jane 8111.
Tan atone abutments of Bruseels iron
bridge will have to be pointed owiue to
the action of the Spring freshet upon
them.
Dotes.be in too big a hurry in getting
rid of your flannels and heavy clothing,
An canoe of prevention is better than a
pound of cure.
OND day last week, H. R. Brewer,
photographer, took a snap shot at Dr.
Kelbfleiech'0 team, witb the two M. D.'s
selling in the buggy.
Fool BALL match Friday afternoon of
this week on Victoria Park, Brnssele,
between the home team and Listowel.
They played a tie game at Listowel al.
ready this season so a good match may
be expected.
CLEVELAND BirvoLEs continue tw move
out. During the past week A. (Jousley,
the local agent, sold one to A. J. MoKea-
zie, of Brookville ; one to Garnet Bissett,
of Monarieff ; and another to David
Moffett, of Turnberry.
BARE BALL WITH TAE JuNlonS—Thare-
day afternoon the "Clippers," met the
"Winners" in a base ball match at Vio•
toria Park. In five innings the "A'in•
Here" defeated their appouents by a score
of 21-4. Batteries—"Clippers," Watt,
Peebles and McGuire) "Wieners," /elite
and Kerr ; G. Irwin, umpire. The
"Winners" would like to arrange games
with some of the country school clubs.
SPRING is surely bere, even if the
weather bee been cold this week, as the
never failing evideuee—the hardygurdy
and performing monkey invaded Brunetti
Monday afternoon, The exhibitions
given go a good distance toward strength.
ening the Darwinian theory, with the
balance of power in favor of the monkey.
The lazy lubbers who treys' the ooantry
should be sent to the work house, put
to work and be compelled to take a
bath. Both of tbeee acts would be novel
features in tbeir family history.
To HAvovao,—This week John Vincent
and daugbters removed to Hanover, Oat,,
where they purpose making their home,
Mr. Vincent will find employment in the
Kuechtel Furniture factory where his
con R. G., ie tbe manufacturer and pat.
entee of a wire mattress. 200 people are
employed 10 the Kneohtel factory. 'air.
Vinoent is an old and well known regi•
dent el :hie loonlity, coming to the 10th
non. of Grey over 45 years ago when he
took up the fine 100 aoree which be sold
to D, McQuarrie 8 years 0in08 when he
retired from farming and came to Brus-
sels to live, Mre. Vincent died 20 years
ago. The many friends of the family
MI with them prosperity in their new
home. Station Agent Sutton bee leased
do. Vincent's resideooe, on Queen street,
and is moving in this week.
Dor .
A ne*1.—Ina letter tar to TEE Pose
ram R, C. Sperling, A , of Dauphin, D1an
A
ormerli.
y of Braeaele, be says : "Wheat
e nearly all sown in this locality. Mete
hag been considerable rain this season
wbieb delayed the Spring work. Oats
nd barley are not sown se a general
king until the last of May, There is
Hite an improvement in thio District."
Mr, Sperling is in partnership with a
Mr, MRrray, under the firm name of
peeling & Murray, and they entry on a
Real Estate, Loan. Insurance and Oom-
missfon Agenoy at Dauphin. The fol.
owing is a pen picture of Dauphin:—
he town of Dauphin is one of the liveli.
at towne in Manitoba, and is beauti•
ally located on the South side of the
Vermilion River, about nine miles from
Lake Dauphin and six miles from the
oat of the Riding Mountain. It ie on the
anadian Northern Railway, and is tbe
entre of one of the finest agrionitnre
ietriate in Canada, a ooantry with
linty of good wood and water and
depted principally to mixed farming.
here are in its immediate vicinity a
umber of eaw•mulle wbioh supply the
coal demand with sprees lumber and
hingles. The town has a population of
early 1,000 and has 7 genera) stores, 6
tocery stores, 8 dons and feed stores, 3
ardware stores, 8 jewellery shops •with
atehmakere, 3 butcher ahem 3 tailor
hops, 8 blaokemith shops, 8 !amber
arde, 4 hotels of which 8 are licensed, 2
oot and shoe stores, 2 harness stores and
hope, 2 futuiture stores with under-
akere departments, 2 bakeriee, 4 imple•
eat stores, 2 bookend stationery stores,
barber shops, a Gent's furnishing store,
anis of °Mewannd a private bank, II
rag states, a pbotograpb galley, a
aohlne chop, 8 livery stabled, 5 feed
nd sale etablee, 8 carpenter shops, 4
rge grain elevators, 4 grain warehouses,
large roller flour mill, 2 newspeppere and
b printing eetabliehmeuts, 4 ohurahes,
poet 'Mike, a eohool bougie which would
e a oredit to a town twice the size of
auphin, a Dominion Laude office,
panty Court office, 8 lawyers, 8 doctors,
veterinary sargeoo, a pool and billiard
OM, a large skating and curling rink, 8
aeneed draye, large immigration hall,
singe hall 30x75 feet with etago and
nary, besides it number of fine dwelling
otleee, 010„ site., and Metiers. Sperling &
urrayeilteal Estate, Loan, Insnreeme
ffldoe ofthelClerks of the Rural Maisio1
lily of Dauphin,
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THE i3JUSSELS POST
A, 0, 11. W, Friday evening of tide
week.
A casual onlooker would hardly assume
that Jenathrtn Putiand, of Brunie, has
passed hie 77111 birthday, IIs i0 a aprY,
hearty man able to do a good day's
work yet. He wee it British soldier in
hie earlier yaars, being one of the guard
of honor at Cense11 Viotorfa'e coronation.
The following from last week's Ohesloy
Free Prase refers to a gentleman well
knows) to many of oar reridere :--"Rev.
3. 0. McCracken expeots to leave next
week on his trip through Europe. Ns,
MoOraolcen purposes visiting all the
places of interest throughout the (Anti.
tient. Mrs. MaOraoken and family will
reeide in Port Stanley during bio abeam.
We wish the rev. gentleman bon voyage
and a cafe return."
TUE Brooke' Mueioal Comedy Co, is
bolding down the boards at the Time
Hall this weak. Tbe violin and banjo
work of Messrs,. Brooke and Livingston.
is excellent. Mr. Fairbanks is the comic',
and the other members of the 0o. do
their part all right. They will be joined
on Friday by the well known Eekbardt
mueioal family, with Bend, &o, The
oombination will make a very fine troupe.
They will give their entertainments in a
tent after this week.
BAnnromsae Sinolair and Blair attend•
ed the sittings of the Division Court in
Blyth on the 12th inst., at which the
following cases Dame up for trial:—
Scott vs. 'Mogan gbey.—An action brought
by the plff. for waeee. Verdict for the
deft. with costa. Blair for plff., Sinclair
for deft. Bradwin vs, Marsh,—The plff.,
who ie the proprietor of the Blyth Stand.
ard, sued deft, for subscription to news-
paper, The wise was adjourned to next
sittings, plff to pay poste of the day.
Blair for pit„ Sinclair for deft.
MR. RONALD has just banded THE Pon
a oopy of the Nanaimo Free Pleas,
dated Nanaimo, B. 0„ May 9111,'99, whiob
says :—"Under proceedings of the Menial.
pal Coumcil, tenders for Steam Fire
Engine were received as follows :—
Merryweatber & Sou, London, England,
£860, (64,300) delivered in Montreal ;
Ronald Fire Engine Works, Brussels,
Ontario, 93,950, delivered in Ranafma ;
Shand, Mason & Co„ London, England,
£800, (94,000,) delivered in London, Eng,"
We are pleased to note that our home
firm ie ahead, by a good many hundred
dollars the best tender—no doubt good
quality as well.
Moine DAL—Nest Tuesday will be
Empire Day and in compliance with the
recommendation of the Minister of Edo•
cation Brussels Pubiio School will observe
the occasion. At 2 p. m. a pablia gather•
ing, to which alt are invited, will be held
at the school house. Prinoipal Cameron
will preside and patriotio songs will be
rendered by the pupils and others. In
addition there will be several 10 minute
addressee as follows :—"Extent of the
Britieh Empire," by Rev. S. 3. Allin ;
"Canada and the Empire," by Rev. G. J.
Abey ; "Flag of'the Empire," by W. H,
Herr, of Tao POST ; "Influence of the
Empire," by Barrister Blair ; "The Ppb•
lie Sohool and the Empire," by In8200tor
Robb ; "The future of the Empire," by
Rev. Jno. Ross, B. A. There will be a
display of flags, &a„ in keeping with this
introductory celebration of a most im-
portant and essential side of Comedian
life.
(111UR08 CUMIN.
"The gift of power" will be the topic
at Melville Endeavor next Sabbath
evening.
The Ohuroh of England Sonday School
Annual Oonvention will be held in Hen -
salt on Meg 29111.
Next Sabbath evening tbe Epworth
League will hold its monthly coneecra.
tion service. It will be led by the pastor,
On Sunday eveniag next Rev. S. 3,
Allin will answer the queetion, "Does it
pay to be honest 7"
Last Sunday Rev. Mr. sebey'e morning
text was taken from tbe Epistle of James
3:15, "Behold how great a matter a little
lire kindleth." In the evening the eub•
jeot was Prov. 10:22, "Tbe blessing of the
Lord, it maketh rioh and He addetle no
sorrow with 11,"
Rev. Into. Rosa, B. A., preached last
Sabbath morning on "The Nature of true
cadole b t
w hearted d d avoti
on to
God,"
from the text e
t "Thine are
r we David and
u
on thy aide thou son of Jease." This
devotion should be (1) Voluntary ; (2)
Practical ; (3)'Entire ; (4) Intense. The
requisites for this :—(1) Strong confl.
dance ; (2) Supreme affection ; (8) Com.
plate self rennnoiation. Evening subject
"The eerm0a at Penteooet." It :was (1)
Scriptural in substance ; (2) .Spititnal 1n
aim ; (8) Strong and steady in progress ;
(4) Saving in results.
Rev. S. 3. Allis preached a sermon
bearing on tbe educational side of the
church's work last Sabbatn morning, his
text being Daniel 12 and 4. Hie font
chief divisions were :—(1) Tree know-
ledge melte Christ ; (2) It fosters a spirit
of good will and brotherhood ; (3) It
tends to good citizenship; (4) It leads
to action and neefulneee. At the evening
servioo the Woman's Foreign Miseionary
Soofety was dealt with, the parable of
the lost piece of silver being the founds.
tion of the discourse. The speaker stet -
ed that there were 679 W.F. M. S. aux-
iliaries in oonneotion with the Methodist
ohurob of Canada, with a membership of
15,609; total amount raised in 1898,
940,824 ; total 'face organization, 9481,•
418. Tbey send Missionaries chiefly to
China, Japan and Qaebea, 63 having
been sent out and supported by them.
At the Omoial Board meeting of Brno•
seta Methodist church, held on Thursday
evening of last week, the membership
was reported ab 203. There ware 25 re -
Elevate during the past year. W. H. Herr
was elected lay representative to the Die.
:riot meeting: A resolution of thanks
wee passed to Rev. S, J. Alifn for hie pant
three yaare' service and good wiehea ex-
pressed for hie future. Local preacher's
licensee were renewed ton. Maunders and
W. H. Kerr, and an exhorter'e license
granted to Eli Smith. A. Cooley and J.
Downing exobanged planers as congrega.
tional Representative and Steward res.
poctively, A. total of 91,087,12 was re,'
ported raised doting the year with a
balanoe yet to nom' in of 9190 10 meet
all liabilities. It was doofded to 10ene
the annual roped about June 1st and the
canvas for next year to be made in the
same month, The matter of °boosing a
pastor for the coming term was left to
the Stationing Committee and the local
representatives' who will attend Confer'
emus et Winddeor next month. A vote of
thanks wee tendered to the Ladies' Aid
and the "Rod Lotter Day" Oorilmittee
for their dinanoltti aid,
People We Know.
Mrs. W. Jowett leas been on the slots
Bet,
Tae, Beattie wan here from Clinton for
a few deem.
00. Counsellor Miller, of Wroxeter, wee
in town an Monday.
Misses Dolly and Maggie Booker, Sun -
dived in Wingham.
Miss Rills Bunter is visiting ber slater,
Mre.. E. Moore, at Atwood,
Miss Hillhouse, of Belmote, is vialting
bee eouein, Mro, 0, Zil)lax,
Mise Tillie McRae, of Oranbrook, woo
vieitiag Mee Sarah McCrae.
Robb, Burne i0 still confined to the
house but is slowly improving.
W. Paulin and wife, of Wingham, were
visiting at Jae. Fox's for a few days.
Mies oombes, of Jamestown, was visit.
ting Mise Jean MoLauohlin Iaet week.
S. S. Cole, wife and son, of Ethel, were
visiting at Jus. W. Blaebill's/oat Sunday.
Ad. Varooe left for the "Soo" on Toes -
day. He will likely spend the Summer
there.
Postmaster Farrow may take a trip to
the Old Country this Summer for a boli -
day outing.
Barristers Sinclair and Blair and
Bailiff F. S. Scott were at Blyth Division
Court last Friday.
Mies Gordon, of Fergus, was visiting
her brotber, J. N. Gordon, of the Stand.
and Bank, tBrueeele.
Tun Poor extends a oordial we)oome to
Mr. Sutton, the newly appointerl G. T. R.
agent, and his family.
Ira Gerry walked home from Seaforth
on Friday, covering the 10 miler in 8i
hours. He drove back on Monday.
Too.Tamen, wife and ohildren, of
Goderioh, were in town atteuding the
funeral of the late Samuel Beepers.
J. N. Kendall weal to Bluevale to take
charge of the G. T. R. station in that
piece on Thursday of last week.. Mre.
Kendall and the family continue to reside
here.
Dr. G. 0. Moores, who has been assist.
ing Dr. Kalbfleiooh einoe last November,
left last Friday morning for Toronto.
Dr. Kalbfleieoh ie quite restored to hie
former good health and vigor and quite
able to attend to his praotioe himself.
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Otis
Township Council on the 27th.
Robert Mollay, 8th lion, Grey, left on
Tuesday for Oalifornia owing to the
repent decease of hia brother•in.law.
Sao, .ober and J. J. Mitchell were
obomen by the District meeting to repre-
sent Ethel circuit at the coming Confer-
enoe to be held at Windsor.
Quite a number of ladies and gentle
man from here were at Brussels this
week attending the District meeting of
the Methodist oburoh and the W. F. M,
B. Convention.
ENTERED INTO REST. -0o Wednesday
morning, May 10th, the epirit of Mrs.
Richard Peareon, of the 8111 con. of Grey,
passed peacefully to the great beyond.
Mre,Pearson was an exceptionally strong
woman until lees than a year ago when
she developed symptoms of lung trouble
wbioh terminated in ooneimption. Bbe
was a daughter of James Webster, of
Luoknow, and was born there in 1861.
At the age of 19 she was married to her
surviving husband and resided on the 4th
con. of Grey until February last when
they moved to Ethel. She leaves a family
of 6 young children, the eldest being 15
years of age. Deoeaeed was loved by all
who knew her for her cheerful disposi-
tion. The funeral took place on Friday
et 1 o'olook, interment being made in
Bruesete cemetery. The service was con•
ducted by Reeds. Messrs. Yellend and
Hunter, the text wbioh at her own re.
quest wee seleoted, being found in St.
John 14:1, "Io my Father's hoose are
many Mansions." The pall bearers were
ber two brethere, Robt. and Jae. Webster,
of Laokuow ; and four brotbere-in•law,
Robb. and Jae. Pearson, Wm. Mines and
Jas. Reid, of Varna.
Business Locals.
CLOVER and Timothy seed.
Beefier & Vanatune.
Oen of Beed potatoes at MoOraeken'e
grocery,
Wanted — 500 Tube Choice Dairy
Butter. e Dgge leo Dash 120 o Trude.
G. E. XINC Wingham.
m.
Tern! Tile 1 Tile 1 A big stook of
all sizes of the celebrated Drayton tile on
hand, Apply to J. N. Kendall, (Old
Revere House,) Brussels,
FLOWERS AND PLANT.•—A fine stook of
fiowere and house plants on hand at the
Brussels greenhouse, formerly owned by
the fate Thos. Kelly. Aleo a choke lot of
tomato plants in boxes, pots or loose by
the dozen ; also cabbage, celery and
oanliflowsr planta. Any quantity of ripe
tomatoes in aeaeon. Mega EnLLY. 44 5
Red net Front The Gunn
Was the hall that hit G. B. Steadman,
of Newark, Mich., in the Civil War. It
caned horrible Uloete that no treatment
helped for 20 years. Then Bnoklen'e
Arnica Salve cured him. Cures (Cute,
Braises, Burne, Boils, Felons, Come,
Skin Eruptions. Beet Pile mire on
earth. 25 ole. a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by G. A. Deadman, Drnggieb.
Bxo Bee0NEse.—Ewan & Innes are
doing a big bueineee in the buggy line.
They have sold over 85 baggies this' sea.
amu and have on hand abort 40 mote.
Come and get your eboioe before they ate
ail gone. Prioes are right and the small.
iy unsurpassed, They have also some
good sewed hand buggies and carte;
a light wagon and a heavy wagon gear
with springs suitable for a dray or mill
wagon. Chatham wagons always on
band aid Milner•Walker trunks. Paint-
ing and trimming done promptly. We
keep a first -aloes painter always.
Rudyard Kipling i0 to be made an L.
L. D„ by McGill University at Montreal
at the June convocation.
A termer living about four miles from
Berlin has discovered what he thinks is a
deposit of mica on his land,
Owen Sound assessors figure the popu-
lation of that thriving town at 8,895, an
More/tee of 275 over last year.
Dialog 1898 and for the first three
menthe this year 115 carloads of leaf
toba000 have been shipped from Learn•
legton. On thie freight rates 10 the
amount 02 99,480 have been paid. And
yet the Event tobacco industry is only En
its infancy.
Toronto hen voted 9500 to assist in
entertaining the delogeteeto the Orange
Grand Lodge, whieh le to be held in that
city in Auguat next. There are expeoted
to be four or five hundred delegates prod.
ant from all over the Dominion and New.
fotlndland,
ST.f1XLMRD BaxE OF• Cd.,K D✓.l.r
H0'S'd.?3r: xrzia:'7 a.Q72.
HEAP OFFICE, - TORONTO
CAPITAL PAID UP (One idlliiou Dollars) • 91,000,000
RESEk8VJ5 FUND - , .• 9600,090
Agencies in all principal pointe in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United Slates iCEngland.
'dEW�i"iS',iicS°�.^�d1"�n'�..
A General )anking Business Traneaoted. Farmers' Notes Diecopnted,
Draft
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and esu
a Oo1
lent o
i ns made on all petit tN.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 91.00 and upwards.
Snow, ATTENrIoN ONION TO Tun Cowmen= or Fruirpne MALE NOTRo,
Every faoility afforded 0netomore living at a distance,
J. N. GOB -DON, ACTINO AQENT,
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Lyo11r•—In Hallett, on May 8rd, the wife
of Mr. Retry Lyon8, of twin daagh•
tere.
MoHmo,—In Moleswortb, on May 13th,
the wife of Mr. John L. McKee of a
daughter,
-asxsexrnn,
Denson—Renewonen•—At Christ oburoh,
Listowel, on May 9th, by Rev. H. W.
Joause, rentor, Rev. Thos. Dobson,
of Tilbury Centre, to Mise Annie
Georgina Hemeworth, daughter of
Mrs. E. Hemeworth, Mill street,
Listowel.
$MITA—Boreme—At the residonne of the
bride's father, on May 10th, by Rev.
Mr. Abey, of Brussels, Mr. W. M.
Smith, of Walton, to Mrs. B. Button,
of Morrie,
axa�_
SHoRrDEN.—At Lewiston, Mirth„ on May
4011, Sarah, relict of the late Thos.
Meriden, formerly of Morris town•
ship, aged 68 years.
CuNNINouAM,—On Friday, May 5th,
Bertha E„ aged 23 years and 7
menthe, eldest daughter of John
Cunningham, of 25 Murray street,
Montreal, Queb.
EoonoT.—In Blylh, on May 10111, Mrs.
Raobel Eggert, aged 77 years, 7
months and 10 days.
o -crss•Er,s araxa Y> rs,
Pall Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats
Batter, tubs and rolls .,
Eggs per dozen
Floor per barrel
Potatoes (per bag) „.,.,
Hay per ton •
Hides trimmed
Hideo rough
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep skins, each ., ... •
Lamb skins eaoh
Hogs, Live
Wool
Apples (per bag)
84 85
35 40
60 61
29 80
12 13
9 10
1 00 1 00
5 00 5 00
7 7}
5 5
1 00 80
30 75
25 25
4 00 4 25
8 18
80 1 00
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMNS.
Coreg posts for sale. Lot 22, eon. 6,
Morrie, SIMON 10ORSYTB,
Pa0Tvais for 8 or 10 head of young
nettle. Apply to THOS, MOORE, Bruasele,
01' Lot19, 000.9, Grey.
Two breeding item and 2 litters of
young pigs for nate. Apply to MRS. ALEX,
0031031, Lot 10, Oou. 8, Morrie, 41 -ti
Ronexano property, house, stable and
lot on Alexander street, Brussels, worth
81,000, will be coed for 8000,00 easy terms of
payment. Enquire at 'Tann .POST.
Bsadx overooat loot between Queren•
gasser's mills and Ethel, on May 8111. A
suitable reward will he paid on it being re.
turned to Tins Pon Publishing House, Brun,
sell,
Fon SALE,—Owing to removal in Jnme
the Rev, S. T. Allin offers the !following arta,
ales at private Bale: -1 'Upright Heintznhan
Plano ; 9 Plue11 Ooverod Chairs; 1 Per/or
Mirror ; 2 Small Stands ; 1 Patent Stove
Drum, Enquire atPaaeenage.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
NOT E.
rc
All those having property in the Cron -
brook Cemetery are requested to deaorate
same on Friday, May 20th.
By order of the Trustees,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR, BALD
on Mill etroet,Brueeote, Tbe house
is a comfortable one, well fitted up, with
cellar, hard and Boit water, &o. Time le
also a good stable. 11'ruft trees in garden
og0r one•quarter sore of land. Por prism,
terms. 110., apply to F. FINN, Proprietor,
or W.15, It1111, of Tan Fon. 18.15
Tenders Wanted.
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed up to the 20th of May, for the tollow-
tug contract :—(1) 01ingliug duo half at the
roof ofEthel Presbyterian Ohuroh ; (21 ICaI-
eomining the interior and glazing windows
00 Bame. M, PBBSTJSON,Ethel,
Tenders Wanted.
Tenders wIll be received by the under-
signed to June let for pubtiag a trunk.
Sewer, and Water piping and hydrants in
the Village of Brothels. Tenders to be
separate so much for excavation and put.
tog 10, the and waterpiping and hydrants.
Plans and aneoidaationemay be seen at ofldoe
of Clerk or Reeve.
44.8 P.S. SCOTT, Clerk.
Court of Revision.
TOWNSHIP OF GREY.
Notice le hereby given that the meetfug of
bbe Court for the Revision of rho Aseeas-
meat Boll of the Townahip el Grey will be
held at Ethel on Saturday, May 27th, at the
hour of 10 e'eloek a. -m, for the purpose of
hearing and settling eemplatnts agninet the
said Assessment Pereone having Wei.
nese at the Oonrt will please attend at the
same time and place wibbont further notiee,
WM, SP10NOB,
Iilthel, /nay 12111,1188 6,k of the Muuiolpallty.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the partner•
shlp heretofore existing between the under..
Signed, Iately carr fu on bualuosa a6 goner.
01 merehante at ttie Village of Walton, in
the county of Huron, bile tide (ley been die
eodved by mutual. consent. The said bust.
nogg 'wilt be continued by the nndeeslgnad
Wm. M, 8 ith
m who will assume d all sem
midfi fm, 081towhom all debts duo to the
.said firm aro to be paid.
Doted at 11 u0e le thle fleet day of May,
4..D.1809,Witnea1'� qr L
5111(35A55 3 WiILT-SAM S. effeMXTle,
LAMB BUYING.
Wo, the undersigned, hereby give titre
notion Chatter the coming season we will
not buy Book Lambe unless at a valuation
of at lona 51.00 per hundred lees than Him
and Withers, and all mixed loade which
have not heretofore been discriminated
eyeing), will hereafter be bought by us with
the understanding that the 13uoks shall be
thrown out at a price not loss than 01,00 per
hundred lower, or on the mama basis as has
hitherto governed our purolmses of sheep.
and this rule shall govern all our purohasos
of Canadian Lambs for the season of 1809.
MNESSRS 0185MB111 BROS.
rNEEDDi
V NGLANES801 MEAT
& WOOL 00,
Notice is also .given that 1110 limb lamb
buyers will bo governed by the atovo doois•
ion and ask the farmers of this locality to
pay attention to it, 44 8
BULL FOR SDRVIOE —TGE
undersigned will keep a young grade
bull for service on Lob 00, COD. 0, li'lorMo
(adjoining Brussels), Terms 78 emote with
privilege of returningif neeessai'y,
46.4 GE. Roel, proprietor.
1'WAR
OAR FOR SERVIOD.-THE
1' undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 91, Oon. 12, Grey, a tharo'-trod Tam worth
Boar, with registered pedigree. Perms,
81.00 with privilege of relmming if neces-
sary. 4 J. 1'. M0I08 0814,
• Proprietor.
BULL FOR SBRVIOE,-THE
undersigned will keep for service on
lot 0, 000.17, Groy, a tboro'-bred Durham
bull, with reglsisred pedigree. Terms 81,00
with privilege of returning if necessary.
42.4 HUGH 1RAMSAY, Prop,
REAL ESTATE.
am) 100 ACRD FAR1VI FOR
OAL10. hot 10, Con. 0, Grey. 12 foot of
it touches the river. Immediate pesseesIon.
For price, terms, &o, apply to
10- THOS.111O01fB, Brussels,
WARM FOB SALE. -THE UN -
A. offers his farm, West Half
Lot No.10, Con. 4, Grey, containing 80 nares,
more or lees. For particulars as, to price
midterms apply 10
An010. ROBERTSON,
Bruesete P. 0. on the preu310os,
RINE FARMFOR SALE. -
BB -LNG Lot 20,141 Con, 8, Morrie township,
containing 88 acres of drab -class land. There
is a house barn, or011axd and good ware-
house, and farm fa well fenced. Thera are
85 mores in Pail wheat; 15 aoree In hay and46 acres .
at once, pasture.
ad Possession
ius the village of 13800 -
sole. For further particulars n0 to prioe,
terms, &e„ write to JAMES LIVING81(0N,
M, P., Baden, 22•tf
MAV 19, 1899
CHEAPER Than Ever,
WAV ..
When we tell yon that our present
stook of p
WALL, PAPER
is a (Hammer as well as a Hider line than
we have yet shown we do ao knowing that
our stook will bear out what we say.
Wall Papers' have advanaed greatly in
prion since we barhght our stook but one
price remains the 00,1339
Poz'e Drug Store.
FARM FOR BALI)). -TBE UN—
doosigned oilers his 100 norm farm for
sale, bath glob 2, con, 10, Grey. Comfortable
house, hank barn, good orebard, plenty of
water and plane is in good condition, Only
2 miles from Waito0 village and Innes from
Brussels, Poaeeeeiou given to suit purohae•
or. Por prior+, terms and other particulars
apply to WM. SMITH, Proprietor,
40.10 Walton P. 0.
11ARM P'OR SALE. -160 A0RE5
Coneieting of the Routh l; and South
of the North k -of Lot 30, Con .2, East Wawa -
nosh. This is an excellent stook farm,beiug
well eupplIod with good spring water, Ms
situated about 3 miles from the thriving
lage of Blyth. A largo part of 111e under
grass. Buildings and fences are in a fair
0lato of repair. Easy berme of payment will
be given. Per all information apply to
11.1f G. P. GLAIR, Barrister, Brussels,
GOOD P+Alters FOR SALE. -
nth undersigned otter two 1[00 sore
farms for sale atreaeonable prices. The iota
aro Nos, 10 and 11, Con. 0 (Sunshine), the
sideroad between them. Good brick house
and barn on lot 11, and house and 2 barna on
lot 10, Orchards and all neees0ary oonven-
leneoa. We11 watered and imitable for grain
or grazing. 100 aoree now in grass. 75111 be
sold either separate or together to suit pur-
chaser. Terme of payment reasonable. Im-
mediate possession, Por f nether particulars
apply to JOSEPH 00(400, Brussels P. 0., or
Lb, L,18101510 SON, Barrister, Wingham. 110
0t our recent dents have accepted
good situations. It pays young teen and
women to possess 'busiuoee brightness"
Etter now. Prospectus free,
W..T. ELLIOTT, 1's'In 1pal,
Strictly' One Price.
always the Lowest.
IPs llie Ph
Take the merit of value out of business and
it will be a humdrum life. We get and give the best
values we can so that we will attract all the business pos-
sible. This week we have the following big values to
offer you and if you want the goods we can save you some-
thing on your purchases.
COME ;'! NO SEE.
20 doe, Ladies' BlackMaoo Cotton Hose,
German make and Hermadorf fast
dye, full fashioned, 15o, Special pries
2 paha for 25o.
60 doz. Ladiae' Ribbed Vests, direct from
the mills, no wholesaler's prodte
added to them, going at 6o, 7o, 10a,
128o, 153 cad 20o.
25 pairs fine Scotch Lace Curtains that
we think aro as good as you'll find
anywhere at 91,85 per pair, but Dome
and see, reduced to 91.00.
5 pleoe8 Victoria Lawn, 44 inches wide,
lino and Heavy, worth at regular
prioe 15o, redubed to 10o,
8 pieces heavy Crash Toweling, 1D inoboo
wide, t0 clear at 4o per yard.
4 pieces 20 inch Glees Toweling, worth
regular 8o, Special prioe 60.
15 only 1t White Marselle Quilts, well
worth 111,25 eaoh, ern -Mood to 76o,
50 pairs White Lao Curtains, 2s, yards
long, taped edges, Special at 250 pet.
pair.
8 dozen Snmmerette Corsets in sizes 19
to 25, bright new good', wotth 40o
par pair, reduced to 29o.
Shirts
Waists.
Over 100 to select from, evor,y one new this season,
and ull•to•date in every tvay, at less than • the cost of making.
Special lines in all sizos at 60o, 76c, 90c and $1,00.
Don't miss these Special Barfor you and
Bargains. They're hero o .
We will not disappoint you when come fo
youor them.
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