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Locale—B, Gerry.
Karl's Clover Root..
Towels—VV. Roddiok.
Loral--7ghn Walker.
1ooal•—Geo, Thomson.
Wall Paper—Jae, FOX.
L0sa1—Dr. ASolirelvsy..
Ointment—Dr. Chase,
Rueter Visits—O. P. R.
Locale—Roddick & Wake,
Repairing John Downing.
Eater Holidays—G T. R.
Call and See—A. Strachan.
T,00al—Baeker & Vanstone.
Tenders Weuted—Joe Ologg,
License District --S R. Miller.
Local—Posx Publishing house.
• Spring Suitinge Jobe MoBaiu.
A Miller's Story—Dr, Williams,
Boots and Shoes—l. 0, Riobards.
The Last Chance -0e A, Deadman,
Seed Oate and Barley—Sohn Knight.
The Beat is the Oheapest—Sae. Walker,
Oheeeemaher.'s Assistant—H. J, Burk.
holder.
u Jb.0 xnsse.ts 9ost.
FRIDAY, MAR. 29, 1895.
DOMINION Parliament is summoned for
Thursday, April 18th. The election will
not likely come off until after harvest
now.
Wn hope the School Board will see its
way clear to, unanimously, support the
erection of a 6 room school building. In
the building of each a structure, at con-
siderable expense, permanency and the
possibilities of the future should be taken
into account. There ie already on the
school register more pupils than the law
allots to five departments so that to build
no larger is to run the °hence of defeat.
ing the object aimed at by having to add
another building later on. If the Board
can't agree on this question a meeting of
the ratepayers should be celled to prove
that a six room building is the size de-
sired. Figures asked for will show the
estimated cost for both five and six de-
partmente,
llD th et 1.
W. K. Whaley spent Sunday here.
The slippery streets on Monday made
walking very difficult.
Mr. Mather- will occupy the bonne
lately vacated by Mr. Watt.
It is said that J. Faulkner will return
to his farm here Shia Spring.
About 75 new books were placed in the
Mechanics' Institute thio week.
T. %eye, of Toronto, attended the fon•
eral of his eonsin last Saturday,
Andrew Eekmier has engaged for the
Summer with Robert McKelvey.
The Presbyterians of this place are
having a vote taken on the advisability of
having an organ in'the cherub.
The dressmakers who Opened a shop a
few weeks ago over MoAllister'e store,
finding work in their line rather soarers,
left last week.
Edward Fletcher, who has been em-
ployed with D. Milne for the past two
years, will remove to Dr. McKelvey' -
farm this week, which place he will work
for the proprietor. Zack McKee will
take the Cober farm for the next two
years, the balance of Mr. Mime's lease.
The latter will hold an auction sale of
all the stock kept on this farm on Tues.
day afternoon, 181h inst., including a
number of grade Short Horn cows and
heifers, some-thoro'brede, Leicester sheep
and working horses.
During the past three months D. Milne,
the well-known stockman, has sold one
thoro'bred Short Horn bull to each of the
following;—Albert Carter, Walton ;
There. Fear, Clinton ; Wm. Barbour,
Whiteohnrch ; D. M. Campbell, Poplar
Hill, Middlesex Co, ; D. M. Thompson,
Cowal, Elgin Co. ; A. McLellan, D.ub-
lin ; Wm. McNabb, Cranbrnok and Peter
J. Bishop, Ethel. Mr. Milne is build-
ing up a fine herd of thoro'breds again
after his stock sale of last year, having
more confidence in Short Horns than
ever. He purchased a fine, red 2 -year.
old heifer, "Marobioneae X" and a heifer
calf at the big sale recently held by Thos.
Ballantyne & Sons, Stratford. 27 head
brought 527,000 at thie sale.
Scaonx, Rnronr.—Tbe following report
shows the standing of the pupils in the
senior department of the Ethel Public
school for the months of ban., Feb. and
March :—Sr. 2nd—Maximum, 480—
Susie Mannino, 427 ; Carl McAllister,
355 ; Willie Dowdell, 297 ; Emma Im-
lay, 289; Willie Lindsay 274 ; Mary
McBlain, 256 ; Maud Badgely, 235 ;
Adam Fletcher, 154' ; Geo. Sharp, 148*.,
3rd ola's--480—Howard McAllister, 380 ;
Edna Raynard, 374 ; Annie Bateman,
250'; Willie Echmier, 92*, Jr. 4th-
545—Lillie Dobson, 440 ; Edith Milne,
098 ; May Milne, 245 ; Alvin Barr, 213* ;
Willie Milne, 103* ; Zack. i12oAllam,
194* ; Cora Sanders, 181 ; Chris, Quer•
ria, 156* ; Lney Oameron, 130" ; Oliver
Qnerrin, 1.33* ; Maggie Davies, 107* ;
Mabel Bokmier, 93* ; Eliza RfcAllum,
780 ; C. Batvtinheimer, 80*, Sr. 4th-
560—Charlotte Savage, 859* ; Geo.
Greensides, 351 ; Willie Spence, 320 ;
A'ioo Davies, 304 ; Ed. Holloway, 280 ;
Jas. Leishman, 277 ; Herb. Fogel, 258' ;
Sara Manning, 171* ; John Lindsay,
168' ; Wilbur Lindsay, 154' ; Dave
' Sanders' I33' ; John Cameron, 90' ;
Erna Baynard. 55' ; Nora Dowdell, 32" ;
Ethel Me adzes, 30'. Those marked
thea * were absent during part of the
axe mination . Geo. DonsoN, Principal.
6V et.J ton.
D. Johnston, of Knox College, Toronto,
is holidaying under the parental roof.
The many Mende of F. Wiltsie will be
sorry to learn that he ie still very low.
A foot ball match was played at Lettd-
bury between Walton and Harloek. The
seer° was 1 be 1,
Rae. R. Paul, of Bresssle, oconpiod the
pulpit of Doff's church, Sunday, Mr.
Forrest heing absent owing to the death of
his brother -in -haw. Mr. Paul will preach
next Sabbath also.
The Ladiee' Aid of buff's ohuroh have
purchased an organ for the use of the
Sunday School and Church. It was put
in Wednesday by Scott Bros,, of Seaforth,
HrustntAL,—Ons of Cupid's darts re.
ecntly took effect in the township of
Grey, where they have oft been shot be.
fora, This particular instatln8 is the
marriage, on the 3rd inst., of JohnFe-
550, of uott, 17, to Miss ,1! lora, third
daughter'of David Campbell of the came
line. The geremony wee performed at
the residence of the bride's father, lot 3,
000.17, At four p, m. about 7Q invited
friends had arrived. The idnpreasive
marriage service of the Metlrodiet ghureh
was duly rendered by Rev, T. W. Ooaepe,
of Walton, and after the couple had been
deglared man and wife they received the
congratulations of the assembled guests
end friends The supper following wee
of the beet that the land affords and the
table groaned cinder the weight of all ob.
tainable deligaoiee and luxuries and was
clone ample justice to by the assembled
guests. The health and prosperity of the
bride and groom were proposed in fslioi•
lona speeches and terms and all went
merry as a marriage bell, The fair and
blushing bride looked very charming in-
deed in a lovely and tasty costume of
fawn colored eloth, trimmed with valen•
nioiee in- the lateet mode and looked
more than charming. The hrideemaid,
Mies Chambers, looked charming and
petite in a gown of Bilk and was ably
auppnrted by Jae. Barrie, brother of the
groom. The responses were made clear-
ly and distinctly by the parties and the
happy groom seemed to realize the blies
of hie position. The presents were many
and valuable and bore tangible testimony
of the esteem in which the bride is Held
by her friends and acquaintances. After
the ceremony and supper were concluded
the evening was occupied in music, sing.
ing and cheerful converse till the "wee
sma' hours ayont the twee" when the
guests went to their respective homes,
after wishing the newly married couple
all the happiness that tan be derived
from their new estate. The music and
singing for the occasion were of the most
artistic quality, being rendered by Mies
George, of Listowel, and Miss Sutherland,
of Seaforth, whooontribnted largely to
the pleasure of the guests, and the ladies
were highly eulogised therefor. May the
bride and groom have a pleasant voyage
in their future lives is the earnest wish
of your correspondent.
Invitatione have been Wetted by Lieut..
Governor Mackintosh to the Governors
of several States to be present at the
opening of the Territorial Exhibition at
Regina as his guests.
(rand Trani(
RA.ILWA.V.
FASTER HOLIDAYS,
SINGLE FIRST-
CLAss FARE
-40 FOR r -
ROUND TRiP
Between all Station. in Canada, includ-
ing Detroit and Port liuroq, Mich.
TICKETS 11011 SALE APRIL 11, 12 ANTI
13 ONLV, good going ou and date between
April 11 and 15, both dates inclusive, valid
for return on or before April 1010.
SCHOOL VACATIONS—Tickets iesued to
Teachers and Students at FIRST•CLASS
FAIRE AND ONE -TRIED for round trip be.
tween all Stations in Canada, including De-
troit and Port Huron, on presenting of certi-
ficate signed by Prinoipal, good going March
2815 to April 1251i, inclusive, valid for return
on or before April 22nd,
J. N KENDALL,
G. T. R. Agent, Brussels.
FIRE ! FIRE !
The undersigned is prepared to Insure all
kinds of Village property at the lowest rates
in the following first•clasa companies, vlz.:—
"Lancasbire," of Manchester,
Capital 9 Million Pounds Stirling,
"Sun," of London,
Established A, D. 1710. - Capital 7 Million
Dollars.
"Wellington Mutual," of Guelph,
Established 1040,
Also 020,003 to Loan on good Farm security
at 00 and 6 per cent. for 5 Or 10 yeans.
30.4
J. A. Creighton
1895 -FLA z
- 1895
' CAMERON BROS.
Have a limited number of bushels' of tbo
-+ BEST DUTCH SEED do -
For Farmers in -the vicinity of Creobrook
who intend raising Flax during the coming
season, which they are prepared to deliver
in quantitios to suit flax growers.
Can bo got at the CnAunnooa FLAN MILL.
Seed given out on the usual terms. Order
Early and ensure a supply,
For Flas grown from this sped $10 Per
Ton will be paid, if of good growth, harveet-
od in proper season, and delivered at the
Flax Mill as awn as at for threshing.
`No wi11 tont a number of good sod fields
for the purpose of growing flax.
CAMERON BROS-,
1"roprieters Crai broelt Flax 01111.
aster Visits
toHOME or
FRIENDS
TRAVEL.
BY THE
Who will Sell Itonnd Trip Tickets at
SINGI-E aft FARE
Going April 11. 12,19, 14, 10, Returning un -
111 A01116, 105. Tickets must bo purchased
on or before April l0,
FARE AND ONE,TI#hili,
to TEACHERS and STUDENTS.
Going March 28 to April12 inolnsive,
turning until April 22,1800, on on cif
'Wendell form of Certificate signed by Prin.
elect.
7. FARROW,
AGioNT, BRUSSELS,
SPRING
Sommer Soi111s f
You want a New
Suit this Spring
Of course you do. The one ,
you have been wearing for the
last year or two is beginning to
look just a little bit seedy.
When you decide to buy call
in and inspect what, we have in
SCOTCH, IRISH and
CANADIAN TWEEDS,
SERGE and WORSTED
SUITINGS.
If Good, Honest Values count
for anything we think .you will
buy from us;
Perfect Fit and First -Class Work
Guaranteed in Every case.
Ornco MMIcBain,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BRUSSELS.
ootsa
es
ALL SIZES C ALL STYLES
VERY CHEAP*
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
Repaired Cheap and Neat.
Rips Sewn FREE..,,
One Price Shoe Store
liti"'Eggs taken same as Cas7a,
Naruess DeartMelli I
A Fine Stock of Light and
Heavy Harness and
Prices VERY LOW.
Trunks and Valises
All Work Guaranteed,
The Terms in this Depart -.
„e m ment the same as usual,
I. C. RICHARDS
AX'BJL 5, 1896
Millin. ry
MILLINERY.
MRS. E. ROCEF8,
Having now completed
her purchases for the
Spring and Summer Season,
is now prepared to show, an
entire New Stock of all the
leading Novelties in the mar-
ket. We have arranged to
have our
1Vlillin�ery
Opening
ON •---
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
April 4th, 5th and 6th.
1VliSS L. MoLACHLAN, who has had many
years experience both in Canada and the States,
will have charge for the Season, and we feel confid-
ent, from her well known ability, that our Millinery
this Season will be fully equal if not better than
any previous Season. We invite every lady to our
Opening so that they may judge for themselves,
MRS. E. ROGERS.
BRUSSELS, March 2(i, 1895.
Pa chin
AT
_DONE
NEATLY,
CHEAPLY and
EXPEDITIOUSLY
J. DOWNING'S
Boot & Shoe Store,
I3RUSSELS.
Rips Sewed Free of Charge,
1,11P27111569,1.901116..5_007111 _.X1.1/080111509(103-
1 and
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The best
$1,00
Corset in
the Market.
TRAQE
re
Every
Pair
Guaran-
teed.
New Spring Dress Goods,
Prints and Ducks.
A. Strachan.