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BUSINESS CARDS.
ivioNNY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
. 11 uant. 10, 8, 800'1"P, Mueslile.
WT If. fll.a(i1lAOK1$N,
Islet 'or o f of ar:Mtge l,leonnoa, 011100
at his Gr000'v, 1'urubnrry otrout, 11ruanelo.
1.) N. BA1UU TT,
Tonsorial Artist' Shop -Nest door
North of the 80101,801.8 Hans, f.adlao' 01111
e1111(ll'une11LLO aottutg 1enoetelt)
If'nRMS FOR 5nrai' ='1'zii UN•
1110011108100 hos several good Farina for
on!" 01141 to Toni, easy bonus, In 'townships
,., 11urrin and Croy. 1r 8, 81004"1'. Britannia
M. MORRIUON,
IR:ll01' Or ]tlill'PL'1go LicenS@S,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
-TN1108(10010 01P -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
oecRV armEm9, OSTT.
ROBERT CUNN•INGHAM
tnaoaaxaa,
FIRE AND MARINE.
— GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
IEstef of Marriage Licenses,
OFFfaa Ar .inwa6ey RT°nx.
VIP -A° Witness Regnir"d,
T. VLF:'I'(1111i;R, Brussels
MISS SARAH LOUiSE MOORE,
L. C. M..
Academie graduate of London Conserva-
toryof a(nalo, also Member of the Assooloted
Musicians of Ontario, is (monorail to receive
a. limited number of penile for instruction
on the piauo. Qualified to prepare pupil for
the Plduulpal'e Form in Lha Ooueorvatory of
A10818,
Brnasels, Ontario.
MiSS CARRiE MOORE,
01 London Coteervalory of Music.
'1'eacber of Violin and Guitar,
Will receive alimited. number of pupils for
iuetructicn at Brussels. Close 0140441 101 of
September. For further 111fer11111ttnn apply
to biles S. L. Usama, umsio teacher.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth I)Iv,nlou Cour
0o, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurnuce Agent. Funds
Invested and to loan. Collections made
Omae in Graham's Stook, Brunets
AUCTIONEERS.
T41 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
x.
• ENO, w111 troll for bettor prices, to
bettor men 4.0 time mud lege oherg
ea
thancu other Auctioneer
c 4.0 East Huron
00 ho won't charge anything, Dates and
orders can alwuya be arranged
at this omoe
or by personal application.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWIoa,
I'S • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a com-
petent
veterinaryy dent e4. try. Callarticular e promptln y at-
tended to, °ince. and Infirmary -Four doors
north of bridge 'rurnberry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CDNVEYANCING.
'%7 T M. SINOLAIR, BARRISTER
V Y • Solicitor, Conveyancer ,NotaryPob-
lio, &o. 01100-Va11ltOne'a Black, 1 door
north of Central Rote Solicitor for the
Standard Bank,
G • F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
r Stand-
ard
&o. iltice 01
aril Bank, aolloltor for Village of Brussels.
Money to Loan at lowest rates,
G. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt to
Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Godotioh,
Out. Olnco'-Ramilton St„ Opposite Col
borne Rotel,
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
1Lf. D„C. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity Medical College, Member College of Thy,
McInnis and Sergeoue, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal College of Physiolaue and Licentiate
of Midwifery,Edinburgh. tS"L'elophone
No.14. Residnce, MillSt., Bruseele,
D. F. SMITH,
M. D. C. M.,
•
Graduate of McGill College, Montreal, &o.,
&a, A11.apoolalby work satiofaotm'lly treat-
ed, Residence, Elisabeth alreot, late Steele
roaidenoo.
t000ao in mao 0! ]1,,g Store, Smola Block,
Brussels, Out.
E. T. SNIDER,
ALD., 0. Sl., suaooesor to Dr. A. McKelvey,
Licentiate of Royal Oolloge of Physicians
and Surgeons, Kingston ; Member of the Col-
lege of PDyefainns and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of women and children a opoolalby.
blight yeare'oxperienee. t 'Ottloe and res.
Mamie that formerly occupied by Dr. 14(8.
Kelvey,Turuberry et'eot,Brueeels, 28 -
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH
01 85I01AN, anitenao8 AND Aa00U0rrIDn,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM.
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
let 011080 Aonor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston)
and of Trinity Modleal College; Fellow of
Trinity Medical College end member of the
College of Phyeioiane and Surgeons of Outer-
io. Post Graduate Course in Detroit and
Chioogo,1800. Speotal attention paid to die•
eases of Nye, 111141',Nose and Throat, and 1118•
ea00001 Womcn, tB'Coueliltation in Mug'
fah and Gorman. Telephone at residence,
STOCK FOR SERVICE
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will troop for service on
Lot 28, OOH, 8 Morrie, the thoro'•bred Im-
gflow, Yo, 2486, ed br, "01111 Lodge thon Long.
60111, 10 whi2h9a, 111'011by.7, ber01 0 112 33113•
ford, to whish a limited number of sows Will
be taken. Terms, 91,00, to bo paid at time
of Ber8(0e WW1 privilege of returning if nth.
000ary.
A ititntber of choice young 0ow0 for sate dor
breeding purpoers width wilt be sold at
prices to 01111 tho times.
el- WAIT, 8101101,,11roprietor.
1:1 if (r ct .Cllil ,
/1.. tWoo(1.
A1'rr.y Tnt,t+. -Samuel Petrie 1811 been
re engaged to tenult in S. S. No. 0, for
11100 at au Mamas of Hickey.- -Gant-men
and Silver Comore ehippoi the last half
of Qn8Ha1 Ohe40e from Listowel, Werl nee•
day of last weep. It was Held to Mo.
levee for 1same rule wig bo
adopted Gila year in oonueetio) with
the 041111 aliali of taxes it) Him% 08 was
fntinwer] in 181)8, viz, 5 per omit, will be
aide.) to ell ninnluna not in (lalleetor'e
hoed on 1)ru. 14' h. J. A. ICloip OBE
pttioneead lien, 1610,,!'11 11,00,, 101111 Int,
awl will m0001110 -house to the rear of
11,e 1111 0,18 utilize it for ,Isl •nehterhonse.
(:nnfirmniun eersloo will be held in
Rt. Albttn'o,rn,rnit, Atwood, on Monthly
avenins, 23rd i..ot•, •,t 7:30 O'01ook, end•
dueled by Bishop '11,ldwin.-R. R. tial.
lantyne hue pnoi,ased Cleo. Alamo 180
acre farm eon ..a the rued, paying 90,1100
for the plane, we bode. and. This tr. ul
Mee 1t. S. 200 .tree of fine lend, with
splendid building0. Alr. Adams has
pnrohased Wm. Hanoo'a 130 more farm
on the 12th non , paying therefor some•
thing like $6,5"0. Ponsesnion given Jam
let, next. Mr. IIance 1e coming to
Atwood to live.
v I
100120 VS 111CKttLne.-This Case., W11101,
has been befaie the worth for the Mat
two nr three t ears, Mut been decided by
the Supreme thin rt in favor of the town.
nhi of 1)lo i 1
t l 'f
p hp, he MOM of notion
arose net of an euoineer'e award. The
engine, r directed certain work to he dote
by the Coleman estate, and estimated the
coat at about $300. The rspreeonbatives
of the Coleman estate claimed that they
had not been duly notified of the pro
oeedings, and refused to do anything
The engineer then lot the work at some.
thing like $800, end on oompletinn of the
work the township of Logan paid over the
money and made a demand on the town.
ship of Moll iop for repayment. The
township of McKillop, in consequence of
u0110e received from the Ooloman estate
that !hey would resist all attempts to
collect the same, refused to pay the
amonut. Theo the township of Logan
onmmenced the present action. It waI
tried at Goderiah before Chief Justine
Armour and the township of McKillop
euooeeded, the tuition being dismineed
with costs. The township of Logan then
osrried the case to the Court of Appeal,
when the apart reversed the decision of
the trial j,189e0 and gave judgment in
favor of the township of Logan for the
fall amount claimed with coats. The
township of McKillop, on the advice of
their oouneel, decided to appeal to the
Supreme Oonrt, with the result above
mentioned.
Geor1-ic'1.
Newsy GLr:ANINO•,-A delegation of
1:pwort1 Leaguers from Isere attended
the Convention in rseawater Thureday
of Inst week. Rr•v, and Mra. Garbutt
were in the number. The Convention
will be held in Gorrie next year. Mies
Mouth was chosen one of the officers.
Odra. M. Carson who has spent the Sum•
mer in Toronto has returned home. -J.
G. Edgar left on Tuesday morning of
last week for Windsor to work in a flour
mill. -Miss Annie Gibson, of Alpena,
Mich., who has been spending the Sum•
mer with J. R. and Mrs. Williams, re.
turned home on Monday of last week.
Mins Minnie Williams accompanied her
WEDDING BELT/9.-011e of those events
which oast a flutter of excitement over a
oommnnity took plane on Wednesday
evening, Oct. 4th, when Mies Grace
Andiron, end R. J. Mutob were united
by the Rev. R. J. Garbutt in the bonds
of holy matrimony. Mies Mary Mutoh
sister of the groom noted the part of
bridesmaid, while 11. J. Andison, of
Alton, brother of the bride assisted the
groom. About seventy guests were prey
eat to witness the ceremony and at i1e
oloee they eat down to uuntptnous repast,
Among those from n distance were Mr.
and Mre, Match, grandparents of the
groom, also guests from Fordwiob,
Harrieton, Wroxeter and other pointe.
Many and costly were the presents
received by the bride evidencing the high
esteem in which she is held. The young
oouple settled down in Wroxeter and all
Join in wishing them a happy end pros.
peroue journey through life.
Story of a Slave.
To be bound band and foot for yeate by
Amine of disease is the worst form of
slavery. George D. Williams, of Man -
attester, Mich., tells !tow such a slave was
made free, Re says ; "My wife hag been
0o helpless for five years that she oould
not turn over in bed alone. After using
two bottles of Eleotrio Bitters, Mae f0
wonderfully improved and able to do her
own work." This supreme remedy for
female diseases quickly cures nervous-
ness, eleeple0sne00, melancholy, head•
mho, backache, fainting and dizzy rpelle.
This miraole working medicine is a god•
send to weak, aiokly, run down people.
Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50 saute.
Sold by G. A. Deadman, Druggist.
Clinton.
Newel 0=T:tn.-Clinton was ebooked
on Friday morning when it became
known that J. P. Doherty had passed
away during the night. The deceased
was around as usual attending to hie
duties Thursday, and a great gloom has
been oast over the town by snob a sudden
tall. He was the son of the well•knowo
organ manufacturer of this place, and
was oleo a member of the firm. Ile was
but a young man of 26, but by the popu•
lar and great interest be has taken in this
plooe be was made a town councillor for
the peat two years, and also occupied a
head position in all sporting events. He
loathe a wife and one obild.-William
Wheatley is building 60 Leet of coal sheds
on the G. T. 11, grounds near those of
Ilarland Bros;-Inopeotor Tome says that
in the first half of the present year there
were nearly 30 changes of teaobere in his
inopeotorate.-Anotuer death occurred at
the House of Refuge Sunday night, 8th
inst. when Wm. Webb, of the township
of Ueborne, passed away at the age of 80
years and 6 menthe, Hie friends took
the corpse to Kirltton on Monday for in.
torment, -Jae. Ford left for Manitoba
With a couple of oar loads of apples, pare
and stook. He intende visiting several
pointe lit the prairie provinnes, but is
immediately going to Indian head. Juts,
Holmes, of Huron Road, accompanied
him, -Will. Millyard, of,Exeter, has ki-
dded to 10890115 hie arta otiose in Toren.
to 'University and has adopted dentistry
dt hie profee0ion. Ile is now attending
the Ontario Dental 1 )Lt 'Tornuto.-.•
,lflaa if 4100 Rmnl n", 11..44.„ daughter of
Prod, Rumball, of town, ru0eived n t ln•
gram offering her a po0013nn 111 '1'oronta,
bt the Olio of the Publishing Syndicate
of Ontario. She left for the oily In no.
nape the ',motion. '1'hie 11rut 314 one of
the hu'geot honk publisllittg and import,
ing firms in (lanade.
Preen fut'1It.
Suw111AII .-'rha usual Thtutkegiving
Nerviao will bo held in St. 'Phonies church
0.1 Thursday. -'1', 0. Kemp, who has
been ill formunetime past, l,ad n stroke
of peral,vele early Sunday morning, Nth
Motown] for Bunte lame his life woe
despaired of but at present is doing lie
W, -II HS (fai, he expentod, -Teo", J, Wil
0011, son of I). 1), Whnnn, arrived hone
lamb week from Ca'ber,,34, illcnitolei.---
Andrew Onrris, of 1tarpurhuy, hoe arriv.
Ori hone from his vi'.lt to Manitoba. -
What might have proved a fotnl anodent
oonnrrerl on linnorty N11111100(1 of last
weep in Mr. Fowler's bash. I). McLeod
and two or three friends were eatha,iog
he0olt nuts, whet] Dan., In attempting t0
climb nue of the truth, stepped 00 a weals
brittle') and fell to the ground, a 8mut etre
of thirty feet. The unfortunate boy was
carried by his (clank to J. Curris'a and
medical aid summoned. It was felled
the I1 1 sl i'
t e wan ,ffert , from internal in.
k
juries butwe aro p10,tsud to learn that he
Is now reoavering.-John Watson, sou of
Josiah Watton, of this town, has return.
ed from Chimlgo.-'l'hankpgiving dinner
will be elven in the basement of the
Met.hodiet (Morel( on Thanksgiving even-
ing, Oat. 11)11,, after w11ioh an entertain
meet will he held in the body of the
elinroh..-A, Il. Ingram and .1. Rankin,
of this plaue, were in St. Joseph and 4ol(1
141r. Contin a mew olect'ie plat.,, which is
to be 0 thunsa0d lamp moohiue. The
p111141 ,s to be installed loud in working
order before the twentieth of this mouth,
-J Hotsie Thomson, who has spent the
past Ove months in Tex4N, returned last
week and has taken obergs of W. Thom•
Wife oat meal mill here. -A. new addition
1110 been erented on 1.111 South side of the
More of Broadfoot,t Box and is the full
length of the man, bedding which is
ninety feet in Ieugt11.
11114111111•Cltte Ire,0 .Ner,'1•
Was the result of hie splendid health,
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If
you want chase qualities and the enooeee
they bring, use Dr. King's New Life
Pills. They develop every power of brain
and body. Only 25o at Deadman'a drug
store.
Et`el, vjeh.
F,,u'rxnns.-The delivery of apples hes
been almost a daily occurrence at the
station here. The local braver, Isaac
Wade, has purollased some 5,000 barrels
this season,-Fordwich branch of the
Upper Canada Bible Society will hold
the annual meeting in the Methodist
ohuroh on Friday evening, Oct. 20tH,
Address.s will be delivered by resident
de t
ministers, and ID 11810 furniehad by a
combined ohoir.-Wesley and bars, Wel.
Moe, who have been residents of this
township for quite a number of years,
left 00 Tuesday morning of last week for
Miohigan, where they will talcs up their
resideuoe on a farm in the neighborhood
of Sault Ste. Marie. Mr. Wallsos was
up in that 000t)on during the Rummer
wad likes the country well. -While play.
ing in his fatbe,'s .shop, Clifford Ma -
Curdy bad the elieforrtute to get one of
hie fingers into the tin squaring machine,
receiving a bad out. When healed, the
finger is apt to be somewhat crooked, as
the tendon on the back was severed. -
Edward Graybiel'e new house at the
North end of the village is fast nearing
oompletion and will soon be fit for 000u-
pancy.-Frank. Davidson, jr., left on
Monday afternoon of last week for De-
troit, where he will seek his fortune.
We understand that he will follow up the
drug business.-Juo. Hennebarg, of town,
hos been busily engaged for the past
weak and over potting in 8,000 feet of
Dement flooring in the stables of a gentle.
mac near Mount Forest. -Orlando Wade
has disposed of his driver to Ino. Mo -
Kelm, of Molesworth, for n gond figure.
-Those who went to Trinity nhuroh on
Sunday morning of last weak to hear
Rev. T. A Wright were disappointed, ne
the rev. gentleman tniesed the train at
Orangeville and wee thus not present.
Wm. Mose, of Gorrie, took obarge of the
eervioes and conducted them in an able
manner. -F. A. Donaghy and David
Wilson have returned from a two months'
visit to Manitoba, but do not seem to have
fallen in great love with that country.-
The pupils of Fordwioh school have al.
ways been able to hold their own with
all oompetitore, and the present gener-
ation give good promise of not lowering
the standard. At the Fall Show in Gor-
rie where prizes were offered for two
verses of "God Save the Queen," written
by boy or girl under 14 years of age,
Blanche Grant and Bertie Becker, of this
village, won let and 2nd prizes, respect.
ivoly, and the copies entered were
numerous,
c oBic rich.
GOLDEN GD,iN000,-If the management
of the Grand Trunk Railway wieb to
popularize the line in this district they
will have to make some better arrange-
ment for morning train service to Goode•
rich, -The Oddfellowe Hall is nearing
oorpletion and the bretbren expect to
bold the opening in November. -A special
train of thirtyone empty oars arrived at
the station on Monday morning of lath
week -not half the number that were in 1
demand for the shipping of grain, salt
and apples. --Mrs. Logan has left for
Montreal, having received word that her
little eon had been taken down with scar-
lot fever. -Hester Hayes it ill with 1y
phoid fever. -A very enjoyable oonoort
was held in Victoria street Methodist
church on Tuesday evening of last week.
Ruthveu McDonald, of London, wee the
bright star of the evening 2018 fully eau•
tained his reputation as an entertainer,
Vooal Bolos were given by Mr. Belabor
and Misses Ausebrook, Rosk, Bowlby and
Brown, toil of whom acquitted themselves
well, Mr. Simpson acted as pianist, -.D.
F. Hamlink shipped two oars of evapor.
aced applee to Hamburg, Germany, and
hereafter he will be making regular ship•
menta to Enrope.-The section of grano-
Ht11io pavement on Hamilton deed is
oompletod and the men aro now working
on Emit street where an eight foot walk
is being laid to extend from 3. W. Smith'e
to just below the bicycle factory. --A
handsome briak dwelling is to be emoted
for Dr, A, (3. hunter at the 0oeuer of Vie- ,
toric and Nelson str0otm, It is to be a
1-:t) l.1 1't)RUSS
L8 POST
1'014idenr.0 and ,,dire combined, tool will le.
two stories high and of 1t,od diun•neiw.+.
--The kenning fat:nay is now lightrd by
eleatrioity, 11 dynamo having been iuslull•
ed during the pant tveelt. About forty
lights are used. -The Ootober aittinge of
the County Court, for the hearing of uou•
Jury oaese, were held at the wart house
!fere, Judge 1118814011 presiding. 'There
was only one case on the lett, but it 110•
angled a lot;( titne, the court sitting
through the eltern0ue mud until 10.50 at
night on Thursday and two hours the
next morning, The 0110 wail that of
Carlisle vs, the villous of 1leneall, the
pleintif5 ening for $200 demette8 for the
handing of hie cellar and bakeehoe, the
raeni, n 11311 plaintiff alleged, of the 111 IS
Roust rust inn of a drain by the d, fondant
nnrpnraum,. W. Prnudh,ot end 14...1. I),
Ooul", (Menson) for !Animff ; Philip
Holt, (3 0 , lulrl J. (1. Si on bury (Exotet)
for defendant. 41 ndgmeet was givou for
the/)/110115 for $47 and lull 00100 of
action. At the 1egne01 of defsudant'e
nonnsel proceedings were stayed for 80
days,
If.tr+row est.
NEWSY LoNxe.-S. E. Smith, (;nonoil.
Mr of Wellaas, hat returned hums from
Manitoba, after spending a month or two
out West, ---Rev, Mr. Kelly, of ,he C,m•
gregn0iomtl chinch, hue resigned his
paatnrate here and will shortly rem we
to the vicinity of Barrie, -'Phe C. P. R.
has der.idod to reach Lisinwei tvi'11 its
telegraph line, and the line is now being
hu31t from Harrieton to title totes. C.
!Tacking will ho the lona) manager, and
will have 11114 office in the postnffiae, It
is expected to he open for hnsineas in 2
nr 1 weelca, Rev. R B. Meekav, more.
tare of the Foreign Miseion Board of the
Presbyterian ohnroh, delivered an inter•
eating address at the anneal meeting of
the W. F. 51, S. of Knox nhuroh on
Monday evening of haat weep. -John
Watson, of this town, and Henry Zinn,
of Wellaos, were highly anooeooful in
showing their fine string of lieht horses
both at the big and smaller Faire, as the
following list of prizes taken testifies :-
Mr, Watson, at Toronto, took 1 8rd And
2 4th prizes, and at London, 2 lets, 1
2nd and 1 3rd. He took let on his road.
star team et Lietoavel, Milverton, Brue.
eels end Gorrie and 2nd at Palmerston,
Mr. Zinn capttred 37 prizes in all at the
local Faire on his Wilkes stook, as fol.
lows :-Listowel, 4 lets and 2 2nde ;
Palmerston, 7 .lets ; Milverton, 0 lets
and 1 2nd : Brussels, 4 lets end 4 2nde ;
Gorrie 7 lets and 1 2nd. -Archie Robert.
son has closed his blacksmith shop and
intends 'hardy taking a trip West. -
Frank Yeigh, of Toronto, will give his
popular Picture Travel Talk on Imperial
Canada from Halifax to the Yukon, in
the Methodist ohurob on Thanksgiving
evening. -An unfortunate aooident oo•
ourred on Tuesday morning of last week
at the home of F. Nenert, his 0 year old
eon having an eye knocked out by his
brother. who was twirling a sling shot
anti a,loidentally let go the string, strip
ing the young lad in the eye end breaking
the evehall,-The retiremente '
of B n a•
mitt Bothwell from the poeition of Prn•
cipgl of the Listowel Public school, after
a service of 40 years, was felt by the
oitizene of the town to be deserving of
some kind of public recognition, and the
matter was placed in the bends of a comp
mittee, whose labors culminated in the
presentation to Mr. Rothwell of an ad.
dress and a gold watch and chain. The
presentation tusk plaoe on Saturday
evening in McDonald's mnate hall, there
being a large aid representative gather.
ing of the oitizene, both ladies and gauge.
men, present B. F. Brook, ohairman
of the committee, occupied the chair,
and on Mr. Bothwell Doming upon the
platform, he was cordially reoeived.
When the Iapplauee had subsided Col.
Campbell stepped forward and rend the
address, A most fitting and reminiscent
reply was made by the recipient.
It eenceltuble ltcaeme.
liire. 111iohael Pertain, Plainfield, Ill.,
makes the statement, that she caught
cold which settled on her lungs ; she
was treated for n month by her family
pbysioian, brit grew worse. He told her
she was a hopeleee victim of eonsump•
lino and that no medicine could sure her.
Her druggist enegeelod Dr. King's New
Diecovery for Consumption ; she bought
a bottle and to her delight found herself
beoelitted from liret done. She continued.
its nee and after taking six bottles, found
herself Bound and well ; nbw does her
own housework, and is as well its she
ever was.—Free trial bottles of this Great
Disoovery at Deadman'e Drug Store.
Only 50 cents and $1.00, every bottle
guaranteed.
1131-vtlt.
NEWBY Banuzes; Wm. Campbell has
been appointed a Notary Public for On.
tnrio.-Sas.lm,Ioidurahie was in Toronto
last week and was an interested spectator
at the cricket match between the English
and Canadian teams. The English team
is oapteined by Prince Ranjitembji, this
year's champion batter, -On Tuesday of
lest week while T. Swartz and W. Lee,
of Goderiob, were driving into Blyth a
wheel Dame off their boggy just at the
tura South of the town. Both were
thrown out, Lee getting somewhat hurt.
The horses ran with the rig into the
village, where they were stopped before
they had done tnuull danoge.-The total
receipts of the Fall Fair were a little
better than $1,100.-W. W., Mre.iSloan
and daughter left for the Southern States
on Tuesday of last weep. Mr. Sloan is
engaged in the timber business in that
country, and they intend to remain in
that part for the Winter, -There were
two oonoert8 in Blyth on Show night.
Industry Hall was crowded to the doors
to hear the KennetyHnrvey entertainers.
Matt. Floody wart ohairman mud made a
good one. An excellent program was
presented and 180801e. Kenney and Har-
vey did exceptionally good work, every
ono in the large 'udienoe being well
pleased, The eetertainere were aselated
by the Blyth Young People's orchestra,
whoso meth) was moth appreciated.
The Clinton amateur minstrels held forth
in the Temperanoe Hall. They ale° bad
a full house and 9)005 a good show. -Mies
Edna Cader, who fs at present teaching
in Ethel eohool, hoe been engaged to teach
the first division of Blyth school, cont.
menoi05 January next, at $225 per
annum, Mise Mamie Campbell, of Clim
ton, nefoe of our townsman, Wm. Camp.
bell, J. P., has been engaged to tench the
third division for nest year at the above
mentioned salary.••-laollowi11g 4.8 the
prinoipnl'e report of our Publio 0011001 for
September 1 No. on roll, 182 ; aggregate
attendance, 2788 ; average attendance,
147, --John And Win. Bennett did great
1h^reehing on the hum of A. W. Noun
the elleo. day, With 10 Nov llen.butg
15110101ns tli"v throallod 2255 buellale 111
n hou,.L 'There were 100 buahele of
wheat, 151) of oats and 1555 of barley.
Ext. -Hetet) alteretioue have been made to
the main entrance to St. Aodrow's
ohureh.--peeve Carter is asking for 60
curds of gravel. -••Reeve Loohart, of
Wewau tali, looping the picture of good
health, has returned from his trip to
llanitoha.--Major Josoph Beck, of Hall.
ford, was 111110509 the mnuy visitors to
Blyth Fair.
1.01111,111' 9rtipi ,5,10
Aro grand, hot Skin Isrnptiune rob life
of joy. ilueklrn'a AI'nlull. Salve enres
them, slag Old, gunning and Fever Sures,
Ulcers, Bolls, b'oIm,s, Corns, Worts, Cute,
Bruises, Berne, f4. .41.10, Cheep+d Heeds,
Chtlblaine. Beat Pile cure on earth,
L.iYOH 0110 Paine and Aches. (JulyWiets.
It box. (lure guaranteed. Sold by (1. A.
Deadman, Druggist.
Mre. Catherine Johnston, a Indy 53
years of age, re.n.lil„ a at UJ.oner'a Corm
era, neer Peterbarti , whfta in a clasp et
dent acnditton from ill•health, too, a
large quantity of carbolic acid and die I a
few boors after in great agony.
'rho trouble between the Cmuladian
Pacific wt) Ra, t
Railway and the 4.0 ercolonial hos
been settled by the Internoluuial with.
drawing the order whish impo•ed local
rates on all frright carried over the
Cansdian Pacific Railway to St. John.
Mrs. Oliver Rogers, a reepeeted widow
of Brookvil.e, was found drowned in the
St. Llwreuoe. It le believed that she
throw herself in after nu interview with
a man who, report nays, jilted her.
The Bra,tford pock companv propnae
erecting a bn)Iding at a cost of $15,000 or
917,000 and equipping it thoroughly,
spending some 820,000 in plant. The
oapaeity of the history would be 2,000
hogs per day, and the establishment, it
is said, will give employmeut to about 85
hands,
Hart's
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E. HART, T, ARTIST,
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