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Miss Lottie 0001e is visiting in the
viOinity of Ethel this week.
Wtn. Afiobie sowed part of thisseaeon's
orop of turnips on the 23rd Inst,
Wm. Nnwgambe, who Joao been in New
ark, N. J„ eine lob Fell, has returned
to Canada,
John Meiklejohn, of Molesworth, Sun -
i yeti wfth hie brother on the 6tb line,
fie game out on hie wheel,
Mies L,otit
eMi 1eaarattto
o home
after spending the Winter with her grand-
parents in Turuberry township
A goodly nnrrlbee from this township
attended the Sunday School Convention
nb Brussels on Tuesday of this week,
Mr, Holliday is the proud poesessor of
a fine foul sired by the well.lcaowu horse,
"Garfield," It promises to be a stepper,
Nearly all our teaohere were in attend-
ance at the Convention bold in Clinton
on Wednesday and Tbnreday of bleb weak,.
Thomas linemen had a number of men
aseieting in moving and jacking up one
of hie bemos thts
week,
tory to
putting stone work underneath
for stab-
ling.
131.0• tlit.
Communion will be administered in
Trinity ohnrah on Sunday next.
Jae. Moffatt, of Kincardine, was visit.
ing under the parental, roof for a few
days.
Miss Lena Btnlgh left oti Wodnoaday
on e month's visit to Uncle Sam's do.
main,
T. W. Scott returned from a short
visit among friends in Birr and the
Forest City on Monday.
R. Howard es Sons have oommenced
the brick work on Geo. Deoetedt'e resi-
denoe on Westmoreland street.
The Ball family of Jubilee singers
entertainment bold in the Methodist
church on Tuesday evening was not very
well attended,
On Sunday morning the sacrament of
the Lord's Supper was administered in.
St, Andrew's church, a; large congrega.
tion being present.
00 Friday the remains of the late
Miss Olewitt were taken to Trinity
ohuroh cemetery for interment, followed
by a number of vohiolee and sorrowing
friends,
The majority of our citizens took In
the sports at Wingbam, Clinton, Bro.
eels, Seatorth, Exeter and other plains
on the Qneen'e birthday, there being no.
sports here.
W roxecer.
Mrs, John Ramer is dangerously ill.
Robert Rose ,and wife Sundayed in
Brnseeis.
Local sports are agitating fora big
. day on July lst.
Wheels are all the go. The ladies are
now following the fashion.
Mrs. Ab. Paulin has been siok with in-
flammation but is now convalescent,
Rev. Mr. Mo]iay, of"Toronto, n000pied
the pulpit of tbePresbyterian church Sen.
day last.
Hamilton & Sanderson shipper] eleven
tar loads of cattle to the Old Oonntry
Wednesday,
Master Gorden Morrieon, who has been
under the M.D's, care for few weeks, is
now recovering.
Master Gordon Evans has been bedfast
with what the doctor pronounces congas -
tion of the lungs.
The Junior League of Wroxeter Netho.
dist cobweb is doing good work. Four
new members were received last Monday.
The stone worse of the fine block, corner
of Front and Mill streets is completed.
The brioklayere will begin work at once.
Workmen are baey jacking up the old
Fergueon store preparatory to moving it,
to the North of MoKeroher's Insurance
office.
The painters now have Thos. Hemp -
hill's new hoose, Mill street East in hand
and ere pushing their work to comple-
tion,
W. C. Hazlewood and Miss Nlda re.
turned from a week's visit to Ingersoll
where they were the gueste of Rev. J. H.
Hazlewood.
George Rogere, of Brussels has summed -
ed well in his endeavors to organize a
Tent of Knight of Maccabees here. A
dozen charter members were initiated on
Thursday evening.
The Salem Methodist church is to be
thoroughly renovated ; walls and oeilioge
frescoed ; woodwork painted and grained
and chancel and platform re.earpeted.
The Epworth League have the work in
band.
JE tf°et.
D. Sproat visited Hespeler on the 24th.
Will, seems tohave centred his attrac-
tions on Trowbridge now.
W.11. Routley and wife spent part of
last week visiting at St. Marys.
Luoknow Seemed to have presented
some attraction for Max. Baynard last
week.
Charlie /Stubbs, of London, was in our
village bade week attending the funeral of
his niece. •
Tho 24th was unusually quiet in our
village, Even the small boy with fire-
crackers was missing.
Mrs. IIemeworth, of Listowel, ie visit-
ing her son Joe, her daughter, Mrs, J.
Balmier, and other friends in this village.
' Will. Rupp and wife, of St. Thomas,
are visiting in this locality, Will. has
been, for a number of years, brakesman
on the M. 0, R. there,
Moors. Pugh di Lowry, of Brussels,
name to our village again, on Tuesday of
-this week. They ere at present engaged
at John iokmier's residence.
Miss Stephenson spent. the 24th at her
borne in. Clinton., Sho' attended the
Teaohsre' Convention there on Wednee-
• day and Thursday of last week.
Miss 0. Newcombe is speodiug a few
days with Miss Kelliogton, of Trowbridge.
Rev. 3. Millington tools the work on the
Trowbridge oirouit last Sabbath.
The membership fee of our Publio Li•
beery lute been reduced to 60 Dents. The.
pride shonid now be within the react ,of
every, reader and those not members
should (avail themselves of Ude opportun-
ity et once.
• Oin'r.—Marty Monday morning Bea -
tries, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Davies, passed quietly away. She had
been unwell for some time and was al.
ways re delicate child.. On Saturday
brain fever set in and Soon olaitned her
for its vi'obim, The funeral an Toesdey
afternoon in charge of Rev. D. B. McRae,
was largely attended. The bereaved have
the sympathy of the entire community
in their sudden affliction,
Tteem
A young gent, who Iivoe :about half a
mile Smith of thegtation, ie to be mar-
ried ehortly 10 reports era 0000001,
Ariclue L-... poauliar.aooident happen.
ed be 1.iev.ileum Lee,:regtor of the lfog-
lieh chureb, Pringsbon, formarly of Bbhel,
lie wee oondnoting She servioo Sunday.
nlghband at She oouglnelen proceeded to
the oomtnunion table. A ohm/dello,
whiob had been palled down for the, par,
po00 of lighting, had been left and in
walking across the chancel Mr, ,Lee's
forehead game in contact with the sheep
projection from the chandelier, A bad
out was ialleted and Mr. Lee ayes unable
to finish the service. He retired to the
este and y a d lieu Mr. Moore conducted the
closing exeroisee
SoZgirave,
M the lash regular meeting of the I. 0,
G, T. Was Nellie Wilkinson was elected
as Grand Lodge delegate from We place,
• G. W, Wilkinson inbende leaving for
the "Soo" early in June. Ole will be
greatly aniseed by the fair sex, with
whom he was very popular. Ole also
took a great interest in temperance
circles,
A horse belonging to John
ran away on Suudiyevening while e.
turning from church, It, goon got de.
Mabee from the buggy Land did no furab-
erwhOhd1 armbrseb,eyond breaking 'a tug and,
The Miesos Hall, evangelists, have
been holding revival services here every
evening during the past two woks intheMethodist chorob and a good many con-
versious have taken phos. They • will
continue for at least another week,
1'IOT I1Op?.
Mr, lbteuarey, of Grey, was visiting
relatives in MoKillop last week.
Mies Stenzel, who has been employed
in London the past Winter, ie home on
a visit.
Airs, Driscoll, one of'theoldest people
in this section, being upwards of 00 ysarc
of age, passed away a short time ago.
John Beichert and wife went last week
to Milwaukee to -witness the ordination
of their son to cho Roman Ostholiopriest.
hood.
Her Majesty's Birthday was celebrated
in a quiet way here, many of the young
people .having little lawn and parlor
parties at their homes on that day.
The oat crop is recovering from the
effects of the continued freezing and is
doing splendid. We cannot speak so
hopefully of any other hind of grain just
yet.
We announce the death of Miss Isa
belle Scott, daughter of Wm, Sootb, near
Leadbury.. She was an estimable young
lady and her death is moll regretted by
a large Oriole of .friends.
The funeral of Thomas Welsh on Fri.
day of lust week was well attended.
The interment took place at the Roman
Catholic cemetery, Mr. Welsh leaves a
widow and grown up family.
A.t w oed.
Someone stole a front quarter of beef
from J. A. Kiump's slaughter house.
The quarter is valued at $0.00.
A program of sports will be given in
Atwood on Dominion Day, July let,
under the auspices •01 the Independent
Order of Foresters of Atwood.
A public meeting will be held at the
Biros Centre oc-motery on Friday, May
31st, at 2 p. m., for the purpose of elect-
ing Direotors and other officers in con-
nection with the cemetery, and to make
arrangements for enlarging and improv-
ing the ground.
Harelen Bros., of Ripley, have rented
J. G. Robertson's grocery store and bale
oven, and will commence making bread
on and after June 1st, next, when tbey.
take possession. It is also their inten-
tion of running a store in connection.
It said the recent frost has damaged
the Winter wheat considerably inthis
and other localities. Not only was it
frozen badly, bat ensuing snow broke it
off about four inches above the ground,
whereas its growth had been about 12
inches. One good act the frost did, and
that was to destroy the enormous orop of
young grasehoppers that bid Pair to over-
ran the country this Summer. Tho orop
this year was unusually prolific.
Crrauiba-colt:.
Miss Mary Ribble is visiting friends
in Seaforth.
Simeon Dew was visiting in the village
one day last week. '
Mies Eila McNeil and Mr. Oober spent
Sunday at L. McNeil's.
The stone foundation for the new
school house is completed.
Miss Athelia Watson, of Blyth, is visit-
ing at Rev. D. 13. Monee's.
Miss Mary Richmond and Mrs. Vance
are visiting at J. J. Mitchell's.
Mise Anuie Slemmon was visiting iu
Brussels for a fete days this week.
Rev. B. V. Smith andMies 3elle Smith
were renewing.aoquaintsnces here ou the
2dth.
A, McNair has reoeived a large quan-
tity of groceries and dry goods and is
prepared to attend to the wants of the
public with a first-olaes stook.
The Queen's Birthday pulsed' very
quietly in the village as a number of the
villagers were away, some attending the
pie-nio held in Mr. Whibfield's grove and
others the games in Brussels.
A number' from here attended the
Sunday eohool Convention in Brussels on
Tuesday. Tho delegates from here were
Miss Maggie Reymann, Miss Etta Mo.
Nair, Allan Oameron, Wm. Gamma and
Rev, D. B. McRae.
Lie; Co vs. ef.
Joe. WIlson is oonverting the Vanstone
corner, whfah he recently purahaeed, into
to livery stable,
The ladies of the congregation of Christ
church are preparing for a Kermess to be
held' in the rink on Friday, June 14th.
A, G. Bastedo, amain tent It the Bank
of Hamilton here, is off on his holidays,
and Mr. Skea, of the Georgetown branch,
is filling his place.
Listowel has a youthful bioycle rider,
the fivs.year-old son of A. Hertnieton,
undertaker, who rides his wheel exaeed-
ingly well, oonsidering his age.
A fleet bay window has been added to
the store department of B. F. Brook &
Sone woollon mills, whioh will be a de -
aided advantage in displaying goods.
The Ledios Aid of Rtiox church, with
the aeeietanoe'of friends,' intend present-
ing to tie public a grand entertainment
entitled "The Days of the Year," As the
entertainment is on a very large scale,
about seventy eharaoters being represent.
ed, it is intended to give it in the Blotting
rink on or about the 210 of June.
' 1 BRU S 148 POST
Tito nominatiau of eatidida.tae to fill Vali wheat ie lacking had owing to the
the vecanolee in the town Connell tools late severe fraets.,
Ono at the town hall on Monday 2Obh, P. ltfePonald raised a fine back barn
I+or ,t/he Deputy-Reeveslilp, :f, A, kfeok, one day laet week. The dirnensiene aro
Ing, W. Spore, Jacob T'fopplee and Jiaeob 48e03 feet, bides were captained by
Bricker were nonheated, and for Oonn Moore. Bryan and Outt and after a
oilier for Giadetane ward the names of close end ;milting rape Bryan's side cions
Jas, Q„ Tremain and W, Spears were out ahead. When tho boiidbnf le dnieh•.
Jacob Ii
pub on thopple nerotriand inationJae, `1''rpaper, n .011 with- but ad itwill be ono of the /meet in the town.
etnah
drew, leaving the former (doted Ilepety ch Fic,our eoe0sspondent of 1404 week must
Reeve and the latter ea Cooneillor, have been mistaken as to the mission of
the gotten -leo who went to Listowel last
week for instead of the shingle being
hong out
preparing
plans for sehool
bo e sem of he m'av to free exhibition
'
gn
of the pngiliebic ort on the school, grounds •
of Seetion No. 7,
The landslides In Porbnenf, Quebec,
are again causing the people to move
bank,
Superintendent of Polio* Byrnes of
New York has been allowed to retire on a
pension of $3,000 a year;
W. E. JOiely, aooidentally snob. himself
in the head, at hie residenee on Jarvis "'et„
Toronto, and died within a few minubee:
Osoar oa Wild* was foundit
a qu ty on Sat-
urday of indebent preobioes, and wits
sentenced to two years' hard labour.
Alfred Taylor, who bed been previously
convicted, was given a similar sentence,
The 'Republican 'leader in the Island of
Formosa has cabled a salutation to the
Ring of Space and risks for protection.
A fleet of Japanese warships has arrived
at Tamusi, en the northwest comb of
Formosa, Fighting is expected.
Nluety-live houses tiers wrecked by
earthquake and many people buried in
the ruins In the District 01 'Baku, Rus-
sia. A stools was also felt at Monahan.
ria, on the Zanzibar coast, and steered
houses in the town of Malindi were de-
stroyed•
' 'i0 crhaut.
There are about 40 bioyglee in town
Aseals
s dowaIle
has been
a'
on the
east side of Oetherioe street from
John to Diagonal street.
3, McMann, of Seaforth, took from
Wingham ou Tuesday of last week 21
fine horses, which he had ptirchesed in
the surroendieg 'country, The prioes
paid were from 060 to $160.
A little sou of S. Merrifield was bitten
on the leg by a dog about [Wen Weeks age.
The slight wound`apparently healed nice.
Bary 00t annlhindaaydoo0oo rtowtreat uthen spot,
the wound having festered under the
skin.
John Corny:), furniture dealer, of town
and Mies Stewart, of New Yetk, Meter of
Mrs. Thos. Cbrnyn, of town, were united
in marriage Thursday noon of last week,,
in St. Paul's ohuroh. Ibev. I. G. Woad,
the motor, tiedthe nuptial knot, in the
presence of a number of invited guests
and speetaboro.
Jas. 0.' Ross, of Lockport, N. Y., e
:gentleman who is thoroughly posted in
She business, has leased the Winghem
Oatmeal Mill from Wm, Clegg for a term
of years, Mr, Rosa has pulled out all
the machinery and is putting in a full
set of new manufaoburfng machinery, as
well se refitting the engine, boiler, etc.,
and will soon have the mil! in working
order.
Gray.
Sheep shearing is on the program.
Township poaneiltnetlast Monday.
Joe MoDonald's heed is now getting
better.
Potato planting has been on the pro.
gram this week.
Jae, Lyun, est 00n., raised thermion Of
a new driving shed,
Luther Ball contemplates a trip to
Brandon, Manitoba.
Arte, son ofDr. G. L. Ball, Toronto, is
visiting his grandparents.
Mre. Robert A. Fairbairn and son, of
California, are visiting with relatives and
friends in this township.
Wm. Fraser raised the frame work of
a new barn one day lately. Sides were
chosen by Messrs. Robertson and Mo -
Kee, the former winning.
Mre. W. 0. Fowler, who has been visit-
ing in this Imlay for some time, left for
her home at Balder, Manitoba, on Wed -
ninthly of this week. She is a sister of
the late Thos. Caldor.
Mrs. Granger had the framework of a
large straw shed raised last Monday.
The dimensions of ib are 60x60 feet.
Sides were oaptained by Messrs. Robert-
son and McKee. After en exciting race
the tatter's side came" off victorious.
During the progress of the raising *plank
fell and struck A. MoKercher, of Row.
Lek, on the head, inflicting an ugly gash.
Several stitches had to be pat iu. He is
now doing as well as can be expected.
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T. Dsweoe, ManagerStandardBank, Brad-
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grand medicine for the. Kidneys and Liver,
OW P. Ceaaisa, trs McCall' St., Toronto, re-
p esentiing Montreal Stab says, Chase's Pills act
Pike magicfor the relief of head -ache, bilious attack
and constipation. Sold everywhere, or by mall on
rece,ptof price, to EOMANSON, BATES & 00.
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S111i11lle11 SiiiIiiig.s 6
Yob. 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 deckle to buy call
in and inspect what we have in
SCOTCH, IRISH and
CANADIAN TWEEDS,
SERGE and. WORSTED
SUITING- S. -
1•f Good, Honest Values count
for anything we think you will
buy front ns.
Perfect it and First -Mass Wor
Guaranteed in Every case.
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MERCHANT TAILOR,
BRUSSELS.
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Special . .tten-
tion will be
given to ,our
High Class
BOOT & S:T0E TRAF
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Here is where we S zine. Here is where we are head
and shoulders above all competition, Don't say we
stole these goods because we did not. Perhaps the
manufacturer went "broke" but we have the goods.
Men's Serge Suits, well made, good Trimmings, 'perfect fitting,
sizes 36 to 42 breast measure, for
3.50.
Men's all wool Tweed Suits, First-class Linings, Perfect
Fitting, for
MOO..
We positively guarantee these Goocis worth $5.00 and $7.00.
Just think of it—a whole Suit of Clothes, Coat, Vest and Pants, for
$8.50. Come quick, they won't stay in the stare long at the price.
Skeleton Coats 86 Vests in Great Variety,
Rubber Coats a Specialty.
HATS! HATS !! HATS
The latest in Straw and Pelts. Specie', Iraina,
i°We have the latest i14,Tweeds and Fancy Suitings, w
make up at most reasonable Prices. Frr GoitntNPEED.
75,00@
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WANTED AT THE
Woollen
The undersigned wish to intimate to the Farmers
of the surrounding eountry,that they are again pre-
pared to buy the above quantity of Wool, for which
they will pay the
Highest IVlarket Price 111 Cash or Trade.
Owing to the Change in the Wool.
Tari.ff', they are enabled to pay several cents of an
advance on last year's Prices.
We have the largest and best assorted stock to offer for
Wool, of any Woollen Mill in the Qounty, comprising
Tweeds, fine and coarse, Worsteds, Series,
Flannels, Blankets, Cottoncades, Cotton.
Shirtinys, Hosiery, Tailors' :Tr'iominzirogsf
etc,, at prices to suit the times.
__off
Custom Work
Promptly attended to. Specialattention will le ;,1veffi
Roll Carding, Spinning and the manufacture of El..eking
Yarns, etc.' Bring along your Wool and give un of -tial.
McKelvie & Forsythe,.
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