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The Brussels Post, 1899-6-9, Page 8Poor ''," . A peor•fittiug Spataole le hot ou1y unsightly but aleo le an injury, in other wordeyou will not receive se much benefit even if the gleaseo are such as yon require wlton the frame is tee wide or too i arr0W, too Vigil or too low. 19. Good Glaze. Thera is considerable prejudice and ignorance regarding Spatulas. Some have an idea that any Glass so long as it helps one to see bettor ie as good as any. 'The truth is there is not only a difference in the material but also in the way the Glasses are grolud. We are speoially meek!, to gel the boot and when you buy your Glaseee from us we are nob only careful about the kind of Glasses we give you but also about; the fitting of the frame. We like to see a good fitting Spectacle. We will be pleased to test your eyes free any day except Sunday. G. A. DEADMA.N, Druggist, Optician and Bookseller. IZ • EY cow. I have a fills Iingistored Jorsoy Cow and a 1Torsoy Heifer wllicll I'ivill soli or gig's ON SHARE S to a rosponsible party not too far from Brussels. $30 Cash Will bay a good half - bred Jersey Cow. She should soon pay for herdolf and is a Bargain. G. A. Deadman, Druggist, Optician and Bookseller, GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 800000RN EXTENSION W. G. & B. Praine leave Bruesele Station, North and South, as follows: GOING SooTII, GOING Nonra, 0 sprees 7:10 a.m. Mail 2:10 p.m Hued . 0:40 a,m, Express 10:17 p.m rotal Ethos A ohiel's smiting ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. Now for the granolithio walks. A ma day Thursday, June 22ud. See bills. BRo8emcs Maccabees will attend eer- vioe in S1. Johne ohnreb next Sunday morning. WATsoo Amax has beau levelling and seeding the grounds about 1315 residence on John etreet. R. LEATIIERDALE sent a load of furni- ture to Seaforth with Dal. Kendall Mon- day of this week. Doz'r forget the Garden Party next Tuesday evening on the Parsonage lawn. Band in attendance. THE 50 cent rate of subscription to TUE POST for the balance of 1800 is giving us a lift toward reaching our 2,000 mark. Tire Enterprise Salt Works may area buildings at the G. T. R. end pump the brine there instead of having to haul the salt. BnnssELe iron bridge will receive a cont of paint and a renewal of flooring this Summer. Neither will be money foolishly spent. Wm. GOEWAR was to have umpired e game of base ball between Lietowel and Palmerston on Thursday of last week, at the former plans, but was unable to go owing to his lame ankle. TEE debate on the B'ibie and Printing Press did not materialize at the 0. 0. F. Court here last week owing to the ab - sena of a number of those who were ex - satiating bo take part. It will likely be on the program of the next meeting. Ilse? Tuesday, June 27113, clear so as to take in the exoureion run to Guelph Experimental Farm by East Huron Ag- ricultural Society. The return fare is only 51.00 for adults, good for two days. Train will leave Bruesele at 7.10 a. m. EAST EERON `ANA GREY BnANoa,—On Saturday, 17th inst., at 2 o'olook, e, meet. of the joint Boards of the East Huron and Grey Branoh Agricultural Societies will be held in Brussels Town Hall to revise the prize list for the Fall Fair and attend to other business matters, AN effort was made to organize a branch of the W. C. T. U. in Brussels, on Monday afternoon, but nothing was done as so few turned out. The meet• ing was addressed by Mise Fisher, of Wingham. A fiooriebing branoh existed in this plane several years ago and did good work. 550.00 REWARD.—Samuel Burke, who a couple of weeks ago lost a pocket book containing oeeh and notes to the amennt of 5700, offers the above reward for the return of the money. The notes beer the names of V. Gramm, P. McDougall, Jas. Sburrie and A. MoNeil., and bills amounted to $300, ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION. — S. B. Wilson, Secretary of the Y. M. 0. A., at Paris, and a former well known young man in Brussels, is severing his oonne0. tion with the local brenab to go into business eleewbere. Mr. Wilson has been very popular with the young men of Paris, and about 60 of them gathered at hie boardinghouse to give him a farewell. During the evening they presented Mr. Wilson with a oomplimentary address audit purse of $40 in gold. A good por- trait of Mr, Wilson appeared in a reoent issue of the Patio Star•Transoript. TRH Posit wishes him 8000888 wherever his lot may be cast. DIED IN MoVNT FOREST.—From an exohanga it is learned that Thomas S., eldest son of D. MoPhayden, formerly of Brussels, died on the 5th of May, aged nineteen years. Death was due to bran. ohial pneumonia, wbioh began its work on February last. The funeral on the following Sunday was largely attended, the members of the town council' attend- ing in a body as a mark of respect to the doctor, a fellow ooanoillor, The Lorne iaorosee olub to wbioh deceased belonged marched at the head of the procession wearing memorial badges. Dr. and Mrs. MoPhayden's old friends in Brussele empathise with them in their bereave - mane. 400 COLONIES. — The Goderioh Star says :-On Tuesday of last week, Gar. row and Proudfoot, on behalf' of W. M. Sinclair, barrieter of Brussels, issued a writ against Geo: A. Deadman, druggist, of the gams village, to (muse him to pre. vent This bees from beeeigiug the plain- tiff's prnmi005, It Is averred that defen. dant keeps 400 colonies of bees on hie lot adjoining plaintiff's, and that the said bees attack and take away preserves and gaeobatine eatables from his dwelling, leaving as a remembrance waxed floors, walls, kitehen uteoailn, honeehold furni• tore and elotbing. It is understood the case will be defended, so we aball 8000 /mote whether the humble bee 080 be interfered with in 1118 atigbbOrly visite. A GRAND oelebration two weeks from yesterday. June 2213d is the date, put it in your hat. COUNTY Council is in seeyinn this week, Co. Councillors Bowman and Kerr being in attendanoe from this divielon, Tnm Wingham Minstrels will give en entertainment in Brussels this Friday evening tinder the auspices of the Base Ball Olub. A garden party *ill be held on the lawn of the Methodist Parsonage, on Tuesday, June 13th, under the auspioes of the Epsvorth League. Good program. Tam Free Library will be open Tues- day mud Saturday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9.80 p. to., Monday, Wednesday, Thurs- day and Friday from 2 to 5 p. ra., during the Summer. Excensunt to Guelph Model Farm on Tneaday, 27th inst. Don't forget the date. Return fare only 51.00 ; children under 12 half fare. Passengers will go and return by regular trains. Qum a rushing business is being done by P. Ameut in the Bale of slabs, out up to stove lengths. A good many Braseel- itee did not lay in mach of a stook of wood lash Winter SO are substituting the slabs. A subscriber at Toronto Junction, in remitting his subscription says 7—.1' have lived bare for the past 7 years receiving TEE POST regularly and we find it as good as a letter from home. What's the matter with Tae BRUSSELS POST ? It's all right." Yours Truly, G. B, TEE Education Department bas an- nounced the dates for the High School and University matrioulation examine. tion. Candidates in Form I will begin on July 3rd, oandidaees in Form II and commercial epeoialiebs on July 5th, and candidate in Form Iandon July IIII Ju v y 7611. Tao anneal meeting of East Huron Farmers' Iaetitute will be bald in the Council Chamber, Brussels, on Tuesday afternoon of next week, 13th inst. In addition to the election of (facers arrange meats will be made fur the nest aeries of meetioge and other matters of interest will be discussed. A Pnovnecror, lave tennis league Inas been organized, the clubs forming the same being arranged in districts, each district having ite own schedule of matches and the winoere in the different groups to play off at the end of the series. District No. 2 is composed of the Gode. rioh, Clinton, Blyth, Seaforth and Bras• eels clubs. Quire a few eagniriee are being made by residents of the Main street relative to the cement sidewalks and Tam Par would not be venturing in the prophetic role to an alarming extent to say that quite a few yards will likely be put down before the Sommer is past. The walks should be kept ontside of the shade trees and the lawns boutevarded out to them. Fnoar WYo2Exa,—Adam Sinolair, who is working tip in the Mountains arrear Cokeville, in Wyoming, U. S., writes, under date of May 17th, "We still have from 8 to 0 feet of snow, though going off every day. I have to walk 17 miles to the poet -office, going about 6 males on snow shoes, returning I have a climb of 2,000 feet. We expect soon to be able to get out with a wagon when we will start shipping the ties we have been making. TORONTO Exa.IRITION.—Stmulatsd by the grand suaoeee of Met year's Indus• trial Fair, the Directors of the Toronto Exhibition are putting forth greater ef- forts than ever to make the one for the present year eclipse all that have gone before, both as to the extent and variety of exhibits as well as the novelty and magnitude of the special attractions. The Prize List bag been published, and copies cnn be procured by any of our readers by dropping a posh card to the Secretary at Toronto. The Fair is to be held from the 281b of Aogost to the 9th of September. Jon 22xo,—A greed oelebration in Brussels on Thursday, June 22nd. Keep your mind on the date and invite all your friende to town for that day. Give your. self one day's pleasure in your own town and don't always go away for your sports. Talk it up and get everybody else talking. At a meting of the citizens of Bens - Bele, held in the town Hall on Tuesday evening, it was denided to hold a Grand Demonstration of the fraternal societies on the above mentioned date: An extol. lent program hag been drafted out, eon- sieting of hose oontests, performing wheelmen, baseball and football matobee, Society procession, and a grand relay rave open to the sohools of Grey an Morris, besides numerous other attrac- tions of equal int nBrest. About 5600 is to be expended on prizes, and the day pro. misers to be the best ever held in this part of the country, Don't mise the treat of your life, "The blowing up of Maine," and fireworks in the evening. Arrangements are aleo being made to bold a Grand Cosine() in the evening when a fleet-olaea program will be ren. tiered. Good Sande will furnish music during the day. See large bills and dodgers for full information. Following are the chairmen of the various Commit. tees 'Executive, T. Farrow 1 finance, 1L, 3obneton ; sports, F. Stratton ; fire worke, W. 0. Smith ' printing, W, 0. Smith.; deaoratinns, 'I3. Gerry ; male, 11. L, Jackson ; special atbraotions, N, F, Gerry, ,l H E B E 4+ S S .W L (S POST Doer forget the Wingham lblinebrele this (Friday) evening. See sbreamore and pragrame, Maio and fun for everybody, Our Base lith boys deeervo to be petite - Weed. 1)r. Snider ban had a fine gasoline range, made in Olevelaud, set up in hie kiluhen title week. N. 1. Gerry supplied the range, Thry are very 0onv0nienb, auoh it comfort in hot weather, no need to par boil yourself as well its the dinner with snap a 000lter. Tug annual Garden Party of the hip. worth League of the Illethodieb °tumuli will be held on the Petraonago lawn Tiles - day evening of next week, Brussels Bend will play and a good program of male will be given. Strawberries, ice oreani, ten„ou the grouude. See large bills. Fount; Dlvieroc COMM.—The regular eibtinge of the Fourth Division Owlet was held last Tneaday in the Town Hall here, Judge Doyle presiding. There was only one ease heard, that of Holmes vs. Mu- Helvey—notion brought for breach of contraot to deliver apples. Verdict for plaintiff for 57.50. The ease was heard by a jury. Sample vs. Mitchell—nation for rent, WAS adjourned, Long vs. Nurse —garnishee ease, was adjourned. There were no judgment summons. A oomplimentary badge was sent to the Editor One week, admitting the bearer to the Grand Official opening of MoInunhlin Park and Balmy Beaoh Summer Resort. The aomiug great Canadian Mackinao, Owen Sound, July Let, 1899. The Governor General has tendered the services of the famous Governor General's Body Guard Band, the best and uniformed organization in Meads. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Sir Oliver Mowat, Sir Chas. Tupper, Son. Geo. Foster, Dr. Oronbyatekba and other noted people are expeoted to take part. A. R. Sawn, cuampion clothier, bought and received this week from Senator Sanford, Hamilton, 10 only, beautiful navy blue braided snits, sizes 22 to 20 for boys from 4 to 8 yearn aid. Regular prices, 53 02 ; our pries 52.00. 5 only, Boys' Brown, Braided suite; 8 pima, beauties. Going at $3.00. S suits only, dark oolore ; fit boys. 8 to 11 years, at 52 50. 5 men's suite, regular price 510 ; our price 500 50. Sizes 110 to 40. Terms cash Or equivalent. No credit. Highest price paid for Batter and Eggs. A. R, Smith. IN the Province of Ontario there are 35 Houses of Ref age and 31 Orphanages. All the county hooses in operation are Weet of Toronto with the one exception of Leeds and Grenville. The total num- ber of inmates is 4480 of whom 1470 are males and 8010 are females. In religion they are classified ae : Roman Oatboline 2235 ; Protestant 2171 ; or other relig- ions, or not known, 24. The nationals• ties are : Canadian, 1715 ; English, 826; Irish, 1450 ; Scotch, 201 • Uuited States, 72 ; and other oonntriee, 15.3, Gannet PARTY,—The first garden party or the season will be held on the parson• age lawn Tuesday evening, June 18th, under the auspices of the Epworth P w r League. Strawberries, coffee, -bread and butter will be served to all. Ioa cream and other refreshments on the grounds. A program consisting of vocal and in• etrumental mastcl, sea -saw drill, etc„ will.be given. Grounds will be lighted by eleotrioity and the Band will be in at- tendance. N. Large, of Listowel, will sing. Mr. Large captured the hearts of the Brusselsitee with hie beautiful sing- ing when living in Brussels. We will be glad to hear him again. If it mine e social will be held in the lecture room, RE UNION.—Last Saturday afternoon the Editor of TUE POST was favored with an invitation to attend a re -union of former and present Caonoks at Detroit's favorite resort—Sugar Inland—to which delightful spot the Cauadian contingent was piloted by Moue. Holmes and Leech, formerly of Huron Co. It was in a sense a Leeah family (of Detroit) gathering, plus a number of old friends. Among Hnronites were Revds, W. W. Leeoh, A. L. Ruseeli, D. Ropers, J. S. and Mrs. Cook, F. J. Oaten, F. Swann, W. E. Kerr, (J, C. Keine, Garbutt and W. J. Ashton ; Mr. and Mrs, McKenzie, Goderioh ; Joseph Leah and R, Stewart, Bluevale, &a, The fair sex served a splendid lunch in the old Disino to which upwarde of 50 sat down and did ample jastiae to the staple bill of fare and season's delicacies. After this a pleasing program of impromptu epeeabes, recite, Cons, songs, reminiscences and oompli- mentary sayings was given. Among poo• pie formerly of Beat Huron we were de. lighted to meet with Mrs. (Dr,) T, G. Holmes and Mies Stella, Mr. and Mre. Evans, formerly of Wroxeter, and Ohms. Leech, formerly of Bluevale. The kind friends of Detroit who generously and hoepitally looked after the pleasure and comfort of the party were accorded a hearty vote of thanks wbioh they very richly deserved. An enjoyable tour was made among the pleasing and inviting points on the island park after whieli the oompany separated "Happy to meet, eorry to part, hoping to meet again.” Sugar ieland, with its hnndredo of aures, is owned by the City and its natural and artificial beauty is not easily surpaseed. There are walks, flowers, shrubs, pa,. 'Biagilawns, eloobrio lights, boating, collection of rare animals and birds and is only about 2 miles North of Woodward avenue. Easy and rapid nooses either by steamer or eleotrio oat is at the dis- posed of the visitor. A swing bridge oonneots the island and mainland, ell Unit OII I OIE$. "Homo missionary work" will be the topic at the Epworth League next Sab• bath evening. "Thos. Chalmers and 12M times" is the subject an the program for Melville En• d savor on Sabbath evening. Next Sabbath Rev. 11, Paul will preaoh at Oraubrook in the afternoon and Ethel in the evening for Rev, Mr. Yelland who hae gone to Illinois to visit big brother, The eemi•annual business meeting of Melville O. L'., was held on Monday evening. The report of the nominating 001/I. was received and for the next six months the ofloero will be as follows Hon. pres., Rev, Joo. Rose ; President, Miss Jennie Forbes ; Vioe,.pres., Peter Watson ; Reo.-Seo., J. H, Cameron , Cor.• sen., Mnry BOSS ; Treas., Fred, Wileon ; Convener, mum oom,, Alex. Rose ; organist, Jessie MoLauohlin • aolleotore, Lorne Danford and Mr, Halpenny ; inhere,0. A, Deadman, G. F. Blair ; prayer meeting oom,, 5, H, Cameron, Lizzie hoes, Jean Ritchie ; look•out nom„ Joao' Rose, G. F. Blair, Maggie Scott, Annie Rosa ; missionary 00111„ J, B. Ma. Lauchlin, Lyda Crooke, Anuie Slemmon, Jas. Fox, A. M, MoRay, Jean Ritchie i social aim,, Mary Roberton, Isabel Irwin, Sas, Shaw, Tone Sinolair, Sara Forbes ; flower 00n„ Edith I?oLauoblin, Ade Mainprizs, Fanny Sample, Minnie Stewart, The Society has eixby members and ooubribttted about 520.00 during the past six months. Lady fleury Somerset wile ra•eleoted prenidout of the Biibisb. Women's Tem, pearnoe Aneoolation. The congregations were not 80 large in some of the ohnrohee last Sabbath ne anal nwing to the intense bout. The K. 0. T. M, and Lady Maosabeee' Order will attend servioo in S6. John's altnrob next Sabbath at 11 a, in, Rev. Dr. Williams will leave Lietowel in a few weeps for California whore he and Airs, Williams intend making their honkie. Rev, S. J. Allin will preach at both ser• vioee in the Methodist cburoh next Bab. With. Iiia pastorate will terminate here on the last Sunday in June. The annual Sunday Salami Convention of Anglican schools in the Deanery of [Huron, will be Iheid in St. Paul's ohuroh, Hagan, on Wodneedey next, June 14th, Rev. W. R. Cruiokshank, for the past 16 years pastor of St. Matthew's Presby- terian resbyterian church, Montreal, has resigned to accept the position of Principal of. Brant. ford Ladies' College. The teaohere and officers of Melville S. S, oontemplate making a change In the hour of meeting during the Summer mouths, and talk of holding the S. S. immediately after the morning service. On Tuesday evening, 20th inst., the Teachers' Tea and annual el often of otlice bearers in connection w the Methodist Sabbath sohool fn Brussels will be held. A short program of S. S. topics will be discussed after supper. Rev. G. 5'. Abey preached last Sabbath morning from let Book of Kings 10 and 87, "Hear me, 0 Lord, bear me, that this people may know tbat thou art the Lord God, and that thea haat turned their bearte back again." In the even- ing his discourse was the 28rd Psalm. Sabbath morning last Eli Smith took for hie text the first clause of the 24th verse of the 0th chapter of St, Mathew's gospel, "No man oan serve two masters." Mr. Smith gave a very practical talk, short and to the point. Roy. Al1in was away attending Couferenoe at Winnvor. Rev. D. B. Macrae preached 1 est Sab• bath evening in the Methodist rhm'olh from Luke 15 and 10, "Likewise 1 Hay auto you, there is joy in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner that reponteth." Mr. IrloCrea is a good preaober and well liked wherever he goes. Last Sabbath morning The Sacrament of the Lord's Sapper want held in Melville (March. The pastor Rev. Jno. Rove preached from Rom. 5 and 11. Ln the evening preaching iron the text Numbers 0 and 20 : A prayer for (1) Spiritual en- richment ; (2) Divine preeervntion ; (3) Conscious aesurnnoe of accepbanoe with God; (4) The divine loving kindness ; (5) a sense of the fulness of joy and peace. Rev. Mr. Hall, of Belgrave, preached at the preparatory service Saturday after. n n 0o and Rev. Mr. MoNab,Ripley, n. oondacted the thanksgiving service la o Rserviae Mon• day morning. A6 thenal i n 00 lie o of the Guild meeting in the parish room of Ohriet church, Lietowel, on Monday night of last week, an address was read and a presentation made to Rev. H. W. acmes, rector of the oburob, and Mrs. Jeanes, who have severed their oonneaticu with the con- gregation and sailed from New York Saturday returning to England. The gift wse a handsome travelling Hook and the ladies were responsible for this grace- ful tribute to Mr. and Mee, Jeanes' popu- lariby in the congregation, nearly every member of which availed bimeelf of the opportunity to express in this way UM good will towards their pastor and his wife. The address was read by Mies Tabberner and took the recipients en• tirely by surprise. Mr. Jeauee aoknow• ledged the gift and the spirit of friend- ship wbioh prompted it in a few vary feeling words, assuring them that the friendships they bad formed during their stay in Listowel would ever be a source of the greateat pleasure to himself and to his wife. The Huron county Convention for Christian Endeavor and Sunday Sobool interests is to be held in James street ohurob, Exeter, on Tuesday and Wednes. day, Jane 20th and 21st. The executive committee met in Clinton some time ago and arranged a strong program, The Junior 0. D. Superintendent, Mise Whitworth, is to be present, as also Dr. Daniels, of Sarnia, and the Sunday School Secretary, Alfred Day. Practical topics will aleo be discussed by the local workers of the oounty and a epeoiaily helpful convention is looked for. The amities entitled "The Junior Wheel" is being prepared by 75 of the Exeter Juniors under the leaderebip of Mr. Sea for and other local workers. This in itself will be worth going a long dietanoe to see. The local committee of Exeter is sparing no pains to give the delegates a grand reception cis this is the first time they have had the privilege of entertain• ing the oombined convention. Each Young People's Sooiety and Sunday School of the county is expected bo send delegates. Programs will be out in a few days. SWT'oxe tel -. Blazes. — Geo. and Mrs. Allen, of Proton, are visiting the former's mother. —On Saturday the baseball team intend going to Lietowel to play a friendly game with the team of that pleos.—Misses Jennie Miller and Laura Brawn were vioiting in Wingham last week•—A num• bar of sports from our town attended the football match between Wingham and Berlin on Saturday evening Inst.—Mies Jennie Vogt has returned home from Lietowel.—Mies Elsie Allen spent Sun- day at het home here.—Jno. Bray hag been indisposed this last week.—Rev, J. B. Kennedy and wife have been attending Oonferenoe and Rev. R. S. G. Anderson took up bis work at Salem in the p, .re.— Wm. Greer spent Sunday at the Walker House.—Dr. B. J. Hazlewood, gold meda• list, of Trinity University, returned home on Saturday.—What might have been a serious accident 000urrsd atThos.Fill. more's balling shop an Monday night. White attempting to extinguish the light the flame was driven in minted with the oil.; thereby causing an`exploeion. Help being ailed the blaze was Noon extingui- shed.—A. J. Saunders and Jno. Ruthor' ford wore in Waterloo 0ouuty looking at a drug hairiest; wbioh the former eon. templates purobneing. —• Bert, Gerry a000mpanied by hie either spent Sunday With hie brother Nelson,—T. G. and Mrs. Hemphill and Mies Hemphill spent Sat• urday nod Sunday in Toeewater.—Some• time during Saturday afternoon Chas. JUNE 9, 1899 ST.1XDu.U1W B✓1N.LC 01? CAN,4D4, a nTAx-ea':xox3Ax0 ase -72., HEAD OFFICE, e TORONTO CAPITAL PAID UP IUISI,RVE FUND(One Million Dollars) •$1,000, • $0000,0000000 1lpenoies in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United States m 1i'nptand, e' di'd9' RSX.48 DeetX072. A General flanking Hardness Transaotsd, Fsrmera' Notes Dlsoonuted, Deane Iesu,•d and Coileotione made on all points, SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards. SPEarAf, ATTENTION PIMIN TO Mg COLnttaTION 010 FAnnitns' SALE NOTns. Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance. J. N. GORDON, Ammo Amon. Wilson, formerly fires Deputy Reeve of Howiok Township, committed suicide, in Jae, Galbraith's bush, by nutting his throat with a razor, • The body was friend about 10 o'olook Saturday availing, No reason oan be assigned for the rush ant, Itir. Wilson was one of Howiole's moot respected citizens and but a few weeks ago was appointed Township Trea- eorer. The funeral took plane Tuesday afteruoou to Molntoeh'e cemetery and wag one of the largest ever seen in the Townebip, Business Locals. TIRE 1 Tile 1 Tile ! A big stook of all sizes of the celebrated Drayton tile on hand. Apply to J. N. Kendall, (Old Revere House,) Brussels. BRUSSELS Driving Park teak is now in good condition for driving and bicycling, and as all using it must secure a Seae0n ticket, they oan be got from the Seoretary, F. 5. Scott. They ooet, for horses, 58,- 00 ; bicycle, gent, $1.00 ; lady, 280. FLowEne AND PLANTS.—A fine stook of flowers and bones plants on hand at the Brussels greenhouse, formerly owned by the late Thos. Kelly. Also n cholas lot of tomato planta in boxes, pots or loose by the dozen ; also cabbage, oelerytiglaud cauliflower plants. Any quantity of ripe tomatoes in seneon. Miss KELLY. 44 5 WANrEn.—Wo mast have 200 nibs but- ter weekly. Eggs 110. cab, 13o. trade. We are not responsible for what the "little fellows" say. We pay just what we advertise. We are right in this rape —We've got the pole and mean to keep it. Wingham track is fast. G. 30. HiNa, Wingham. Bre SALES.—Ewan & Innes, carriage makers, Brussels, have sold to and de• livered buggies to the following parties during the ps.t week :—M. Black, Morris ; Mr. Barites, 16113 con., Grey ; Jno. Harris, Wroxeter ; Nelson Cardiff, Grey ; Rev. J. B. Kennedy, Wroxeter ; Mr. Hayden, near Wroxeter ; D. Holmes, MoRillop ; Ah, Paulin, Wroseter. Eight sales in a week is a good record. As all kinds of buggy materials have shimmed in prioe from $5 to 510 on each rig now is the time to reap the advantage while this stook lasts as they cannot be dupli- cated at the same figure. BORN MOONEY.—In Indian Head, Mau., on May 24th, the wife of Mr. Wm. Mooney, of a daughter. • BAoea,—At Ailsa Oraip, on Sunday, May 28th, Carl, seoond son of Rev. W. Baugh, formerly or Walton, in bis 18th year. AVOTXON' Toosoex, Juno 13th.—Farm etook, im- plements, &a., at N. Balt Lot 29, Con. 9, Morris. Sale at 1 o'olook. F. S. Scott, anat. ; John Sbortreed, jr., and Andrew Hislop, Executors of Estate of David Knight. Notice to Creditors. In the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron. In the matter of the estate of David Knight, late of the Township of Morris, in the County of Huron, Farmer, deoeaeed. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Bevis - ed Statutes of Ontario, 1008. (:bap. 120, Soc. 88, that all creditors and others having any chime against David Knight, late of the Township of Morris, in tbo Oounty of Huron, Farmer, deceased, who died m1 or about the 18th day of May, 1800,in the said Township of Morris, are hereby required to sand by post, pre -paid, or deliver to G. F. Blair, of the Village of B ruseele, Solicitor for Andrew Hislop, Of the Township of Gra ,y and John Sher treed, of the Township of Kerrie. Bono - sole Post OMIIoe, Exeoutore of the said estate on or before the 28rd day of June, 1880, their full names and addreseoe and descriptions and full particulars Of their claims, and the nature of the securities. if any bold by them. And notice is hereby given that after the said last mentioned date, the said Ex. contort: will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the olefins of wbioh notice shall have boon given as above required and the Said Executors will not iso responsible for the assets or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person of whose claim notice shall not have been re• calved at time of ouch distribution, G. F. BLAI10, Solicitor for Exeoutore. Dated at Brussels this 8th day of June, 1800. 48.8 Notice to Creditors. In the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron. In the matter of the imitate of John A. Lamont, tate of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, Farmer, deoeaeed. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Revis- ed Statutes of Ontario, 1808, chapter 120 Seo. 88, that all oh'odttenn and others having any claim against John A. Lamont. late of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, Farmer, deeerveed, who diod on or about 2120 25th day of May, A. D.1899, in the said Township of Grey, are hereby required t0 send by pest pre -paid, Or deliver to G. F, Blair, of the 'Village of Brunetti, Solicitor for Margaret Lamont, of the Townsllilp of Gee y, in the county of Huron, Brussels Post o0.Ocn, Adreinistratr]x of the said estate on or before the 28rd day o1 Juno, 1800, tale full natnee and addresses, and dosoriptleus and hr llllartioulars of their alaimo, MS the nature of the eootlritios if any, hold by thorn, And notice is hereby given that atter the said last mentioned date, skin said Ael. miutetratrlx will proceed to distribute the a99et0 of the doosasoa amend the per5on5 entitled thereto having regard only to the Maims of which Boase ellall have been given as above required, and the said Ad• mmistratrix will not bo eespnnslble for the as sets, er any part ()meet, 50 ,dietribsted, to any person of whose claim notice shat] not have boon received at the time of ouch dietributlon. G. F, BLA3R, Flxooutor for Administratrix, 181)ateti at Bru0Bols the etll of June,A5n I), ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. CEDAR posts for sale. Lot 22, con. 6, Morrie, mum t'OR5YTH, ONE Jersey cow, one heifer and one bull for solo or on shores. G. A. D14ADMAN, Druggist. PAsreno for 8 or 10 head of young caste, Apply to THOS. M001010, Brussels, or Lot10, 000.0, Grey. Fon BALE.—Heavy mare for sale, eight years old, Good Dolt running by side. Ap• ply to T. 1100RE, Brussels. Fon SALH.—New '99 Cleveland "Quick. atop" Bicycle. Hidden n0 miles. $35,00 at COCH1RAN10 rb JOHNSTON, Brussels, ELIGIBLE .property, house, stable and lot on Alexander street. Brussels, worth 81,000, will be Hold for 5000 on easy terms of payment. Enquire ab THlb POST. Fon SALE.—Owing to removal in June the Rev. S. a. A111n offers the (following arti- (dos at private sale: -1 Upright Hatntoman Piano ; 2 Plush covered Chairs ; 1 Parlor Mirror ; o Sma11 Maude ; 1 Patent Stove Drum ; 1 second band cook stove ; 1 lawn mower. lEnquire. at Parsonage. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. AGRICULTURAL. A joint meeting of the Direetore of Raab Huron and Grey Branch Agrioultu rid Soele- tiee will bo held h1 the Town Hall, Bruesele, on SATURDAY, 17th I05']'., at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of revising the Prise list for the FallPair and attending to any other mat- ters of W1611303 8brought GUSON, the m=otlug. JAB. fiPF1IR, Presidents. MOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE on Mi11 streets, Bruesele. The house is ry o0mfortable One, well fitted up, with cellar, hard and soft water, the. There Is also a good stable. Fruit trees in garden : over Ono•quartor acre of land. For priori, terms, &o., apply to F. FINN, Proprietor, or W. H. IKE1111, of lag Posw. 113-10 REAL ESTATE. . , 'RAM FOR S R 'AL1;, 1—,'111; UN— A_ I A rloxsi Red offers hie farm West Half Lot No. 10, Con. 4, Grey, containing 50 acres, more o• r particulars a t prise a o r lova. apply a s o ri e 1 1 and scare apply to A13011, ROBERTSON, Brussels P. 0. onuthethe promises. TilARM FOR SALE.—THE UN— doralgmad offers his 100 more farm for sale, being lot 2, eon, 10, Grey. Comfortable house, bank barn, good orchard, plenty of water and place is in good oouditiou. Only 2 miles from W alto u village and 4 miles from Brussels. Possession given to suit purchas- er. For price, terms and other particulars apply to WM. SMI'TH, m Pro otor, 40.18 Walton P. 0. FANS. We Iwo a nine line of them. Palm Leafe 5o. each and a obeeper line a for So, HAMMOCKS„ Always a aloe thing in the warm weather. We can supply you. SPONGES V GES For the bath. We have some nice ones, FLORIDA WATER • An exgnioite toilet for the bath room, We have Murray & Senman'e in large and small bottles. Borated Talen><n Powder An expellent toilet artiole. Do you use it ? We Bell it at 150 per Hu AT� ^®r Fox's Drug Store. (10013 100 AORE FARM FOR saws. Lots 10, Oon, 0, Grey. 12 feet of it 1.0110110e the river. Immediate posaeesiou, For price, terms, &o., apply to ]0• 11108, M OOR10, Brussels, 1. f'INE FARM FOR SALE.—BE- ma Lot 20, N 1 Con, 0, Morrie township, containing 08 acres of Brst•olaee land. There is a house, bm•u, orchard and good ware. house, and farm is well fenced. There are 85 acres lu Pall wheat; 15 acres in bay and 40 acres pasture. Possession could be given at ones. Farm adjoins the village of Brus- sels. Por further particulars as to price, Orme, &e., write to JAMES LIVINGBTON, M. P„ Baden. 22-tf 11ARIvI FOR SALE. -150 AORES Oonoistlug of the Sontb 1 and south 1. of ibo North 1 o1 Lot 30, Oou.0, East Wawa- nOsb, This is an excellent stook farm , being will supplied with good gyringwater. It is situated about 3 miles from the thriving Vil- lage of Blyth. A large part of It Is under grass, Buildings and louses ars in a fair State ofrepair. ltaoy terms of payment will be given. For all information apply to 11-21 G.F. BLem, Barrister, Brnaeels. GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.— The uadsrelgned offer two 100 acre farms for sale at reasonable prices. The lots are Nos, 10 and 11, Con, 0 (Sunshine), the sideroad betweeu thorn. Good brink bougie and barn ou lot 11, and house and 2 barns on lot 10. Orchards and all nenessary maim - tunas, Well watered and suitable for grain. or Crazing. 100 area now in grass, will be soldeither separate or together to suit par. (Maser. Toms of payment reasonable, Im- mediate possession,Bnr FFort urther particulars ) .LyI I BONOlotar, seele P. O„ or afar, Wtngbnm, itf CENTRAL ;fl.` r r EW 1'I 11.4 -GE 5fratfaii.Orit Of our recent edsute have ecce ted good situations. It pare young men and women to peewee'business brtghtueest' Enter now. Prospectus free. IV. J. ELLIOTT, Delnclpul. 1879 - ESTABLISHED. - 1899 h ou can et But that doesn't mean that you can win. Bet- ting on poor Furnishing Goods is more expensive than betting on slow horses—less excuse for it, A close ex- amination will show what Furnishings are good for— Doesn't always work with a horse. Why doesn't a man examine Underwear, hi Suits, Sits, Socli:s, &c,, instead of betting on them, that is taking chances on them by buying b y g the first thing that catches his eye of its possible y regardless quality. There's where the money goes—Up the flue. g Of course its your own money,Dry , but our Goods Cloth- lug, Gents' i r1rnl lsllings, Boots and Shoes don't fool any- body. A. ii G Smith, CHAMPION CLOTHIER.