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Nxcuroions--O. P. R.
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FRIDAY; AUG. 2S, 1895.
IT is expected that the Soo canal will
be opened on September 2nd.
'.Bala Nei tweet Legislature will meet
for the traceaetion of bueinese at Regina
on Thareday of next week.
Taupe has been a slight frost in Mani.
toba, but not enough to cause Barletta
damage. The outlook ie very hopeful
and the prbepeote better than for many
years.
Tuoae does not appear to be much
doubt but that Hon. 5, 0. Patterson will
be the next Lieut. Governor of Manitoba.
Moo the probabilities are a bye election
will be on the carpet in West Huron.
Sonia lively times are antioipated in the
British Parliament. Hon. Edward
Blake, according to newspaper reports,
is held in high esteem by many in the
Old Land both in and out of the House.
A STRICT and searching enquiry is be-
ing made into the recent massacre of
missionaries in China. It is feared that
the rioting is not over yet and warnings
have beensent to various mission eta.
Cons to that effect. Those cowardly,
blood -thirsty abtaoke should be sternly
dealt with by the other nations represent-
ed if Ohina does not do her duty.
AN odd thing occurred at a funeral on
Coney Island: a few days ago. A minis-
ter couldnot be got conveniently so a
phonograph was brought into use. First
the Lord's Prayer recited in a slow, im-
pressive manner. At the sound of the
familiar words a spirit of calm seemed
to come into the room. Then a shrill
voice, unlike the other, announced that
the Amphion quartet would sing "Near-
er, My God, to Thee," and four well
blended voices Bang the anthem. Then
a passage of soripture announcing that
all flesh is grass was heard There was
a buzz of the cylinder and then a deep
voice pronounced the words .committing
the body to the grave. "Blessed are the
dead who die in the Lord," were the
words which rang out with greater die.
tinotness than all the rest. and then fol-
lowed the benediotion.
Grey Council Meeting.
Council met at the Township Hall on
,August 17th, 1895, as Court of Revision
of the assessments in By-law No. 66, for
drainage work in the township of Grey,
pursuant to advertisement ; all themem-
bers were present and subscribed the
necessary oath, Mr. Strachan took the
chair and the Court was opened. There
being no appeals entered against the as-
sessments in said By-law it was moved
by Jas. Turnbull, seconded by Wm.
Brown that the assessments in said By-
law
ylaw be sustained and that the Court of
Revision be closed and general Council
business be taken up. Carried. Moved
by Jae. Turnbull, seoonded by Jas. Lind-
say that By-law No. 66 for drainage work
be read over a second time. Carried.
Messrs. Strachan and Hislop reported
having examined the ditch constructed on
the gravel road at Walton village and
recommended a grant of 610.00. Mr.
Straehau stated that be had paid Allan
Lamont, an indigent, the sum of 315.00
to aid him in going to the Toronto hospi-
tal to be treated for a diseased eye. A.
number of oommunioatione were read by
the Reeve from Garrow ,i Proudfoot re
Government drain No. 2 and outlet ;
Shepherd Bolton applied to have ditch at
lot 35, con. 5, cleaned out. Moved by
Arch. Hislop, seconded by Jas. Lindsay
that Messrs. Strachan and Brown ex-
amine the premises and report at next
meeting. ,Carried. Moved by Wm.
Brown, seconded. by Arch. Hislop that
By-law No. 66 for drainage work be read
a third time and finally passed. (Decried.
By-law No. 66 was then read for the
third time and finally passed. By-law
No. 67 for sohool loan to trustees. of S. S.
No. 7 was also read over three times and
passed. Samuel Holmes and Daniel
Byers applied for aid to Wm. Rowchamp,
an indigent with a broken leg. Moved by
Wm. Brown, seconded by Jae. Turnbull
that the sum 01 610.00 be granted. Car-
ried, Moved by Jae. Turnbull, seconded
by Wm. Brown that the Reeve and
Treasurer be instructed and authorized
to renew the note in the Standard Bank,
Brussels, for three months, when it be-
comes due. Carried. Bylaws to assess
and levy rates toe County Municipal and
Public school purposee were introduced
and read throe times and passed. Moved
by Sas. Turnbull, seconded by Wm.
Brown that the Reeve and Treasurer be
authorized to borrow of Rachel Spence
the sum of $800.00 for township purposes
until taxes are paid. Carried. Tho fol-
lowing aocounte were presented, viz. ;—
Sas. Harris, repairing bridge at lot 11,
con, 15, 64.50 ; Jae. Pearson, culvert and
award ditch and spikes at lob 20, con. 4,
36.85 Sohn MoCueh. culvert and ditch
on eide road at lot 20, con. 5, $2,25 ; Jno.
Beirnee,:filling up culvert at lot 36, con.
4, $11.00 - Samuel Matthews, grading
and gravelling at lot 26, con. 4, 611.05 ;
Edward French, cleaning award ditch at
boundary of Grey and Wallace, Groy
Aare, 310.25 Sohn Ridley, culvert at
lot 50, non. 1, 622,50Robb. Docket,
award ditch on side road et lot 20, con.
4, 612,89 ; as. Lynn, gravel, 65.04 ;
David Sinclaireulvort at lot 16, con. 4,
grading and ditob at lot 17, con. 14, $12..
75 ; Shepherd Bolton, gleaning ditch at
lot' 35, con. 6,;$7.60;; Sarong Kleinechroth,
cleaning award ditch at lot 26, con. 14,
00.00 ' Weevil L^ilnie; oulvert' at lot 10,
eon. 12, $18.00 ; henry POgel, putting
calling on award ditch at lot 35, eon, 8,
$2.67 ; Thoe. Sohneton, ioepeeting ggravel'
ling en boundary of Grey and Molfillcpp,
38.50 ; Albert Aelitcn, gravel, 61.05';
Robt, Close, gravel, 08.00 ; Thoe. Pavia•
eon, gravel, .$89.10 ; Wm, Cook award
ditch at lot 15, eon. 4, 321.00, 'ditch and
oulvert at lot 11, eon, 8, $0.45, and the
drain at lot 14, eon. 4,$3.00 ; caan, Bishop,
gleaning award ditoh at let 14, coo. 4, $2..
40, oleauing ditch and, repairing euivort
at lot 4, con. 4, 65,00, and ditch and oil.
wet at lot 14, con, 7, 32,40 ; Geo, Bok-
mier, rag bolts for culverts, 50 cents ;
Wm. Granger, widening road with stones
et lot 14, eon. 2, 35,00 ; Alex. MoLauoh,
lin, inspecting gravelling on boundary of
Grey and Morris, $7.00 ; John Dougher-
ty, gravelling ah lots 34 and 81, on side
road, cone. 10 and 11, 67,00; Alex. Mo -
Kay, award ditch at lot 32, con. 14, as
per Engineer's certificate, 393.00 ; Hugh
Ramsay, gravelling on side road at lot 5,
con, 17,$15,07; Wm, McAllister, inspect.
ing gravelling at lot 5, con, 17, 31,18 ;
Ann Ritchie, eup lies to Logan family,
charity, $24.00 •,-Hugh Ramsay, gravel,
$7.56 ; Geo. McSpadden, gravelling on
boundary. of Grey and Morrie, $44,50 ;
M. Morrison, ditch at Walton village,
$10,00 ; Allan Lamont, to aid him to eon.
suit a epecialiet regarding his diseased
eye, charity, 315.00 ; John Holmes, put-
ting props under briige at lot 26, con. 2,
$1.00 ; W. H. Herr, publishing By-law
No, 66 four weeks, 318.00 ; Wm. Spence,
registering Bylaws 66 and 67, $6.00 ;
Wm. Rowelramp, oharity, 310.00 ; Robb,
Lang, fence in front of TownshiHall,
616.50 ; W. A. Peet, drain on boundary
of Grey and Elmo., Fidler award, cone.
13 and 14, Grey share, $7.25, and clean
ing out award drain at boundary of Grey
and Elmo., cons. 14 and 16, Grey share,
I
$4.7.. Ohne. Clever, gravel, $4.00.
Council thenadjourned,to meet again on
Saturday, the 12th day of October, 1895,
at the Township Hall.
Wm. Srnecn, Clerk.
i.irztowel.
A number from here attended the horse
races in Brussels Monday.
Sells Bros.' "greatest circus in the
world" will appear here on Sept. 3rd.
The Methodist Sunday eohool held
their annual pio-nio Wednesday after.
noon of last week.
Mise Marshall, who bas been spending
the last four or five weeks at her home
in Montreal, has returned.
The (rioket match between the Chicago
Wanderers and the Listowel club, which
was to have been played Wednesday, was
declared off.
During the storm here on Saturday a
house on Mill street, occupied by 13/Er.
MoLanghlin, was struck by lightning,
the ohimney knocked off, and the roof
slightly damaged, but no one was bort.
J. W. Treleaven, B. A., whe: has been
olaseical master of the High School here
for the past three or four years, has re-
signed his position to aooeps a similar
one in Clinton Collegiate Institute. Mr.
Treleaven has been very popular during
his stay in Listowel, and leaves(Iwith the
beet wishes of a large circle of friends for
success in his new home.
Last Saturday morning while John
Phillip, who resides on the outskirts of
the town, was running a reaper, hie foot
got caught in the knives, and was badly
out abouttbe ankle. He was brought to
town,_ and his injuries, which were pain-
ful, attended to by his father, Dr. Phillip.
He is now doing very nicely, though it
will be four or five weeks before he will
be able to get around again.
Samuel Edison, father of the invent-
or, celebrated his 92nd birthday on Fri-
day.
Archduke 'Franz, nephew of the
Emperor, Francis Joseph, and heir to the
throne, is dangerously ill.
The statement that Lord Wolseley will
succeed the Duke of Cambridge as Com-
wander -in -chief of the British army is
confirmed.
Jas. Duneeith, of Downie, near St.
Paula, hes corn 10 feet high and it is
still growing. The measurement was
token on Aug. 14th.
Itis said Republicans in portions of
Spain are taking advantage ofdespatch
of troops to Cuba to make uprisings for
the overthrow of the monarchy.
The English and American commie.
Bion for enquiring into the massacre of
missionaries in China have arrived at
Suoheng. A number of arrests have
been made.
Lord Shand, one of the law lords of
the Privy Council, who delivered jndg:
went in the last Manitoba school appeal,
ie visiting Sir William Hiogeton at Mon-
treal.
ontreal.
13R:r7"M6,33I 6 S6AR,= =1T9,
Fall Wheat 65 68
Spring Wheat 65 68
Barley......... ....
35 40
PEAS 50 55
Oats 28 80
Wool 18 18
Butter, tubs and rolls 13 14
Eggs per dozen 9
Flour per barrel4 00 4 50
Potatoee (new) . 40
Hay per on
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
10 00 12 00
8 00
2
Salt per bbl., retail..... 1 00 0
Sheep skins, eaoh ...... 20 40
Lamb skins each 15 40
Apples per bbl 1 62 1 25
Hoge, Live 4 50
Wool 18 02
Bpavevn:LP Aug. 20.—Cheese.—Ab the
cheese board bo -day 1,230 boxes white
only were offered. Sales 140 at 790 ; 60
at 78/1Oc ; 60 at Bac ; sellers looking for
80. Ingersoll.—At the cheese market
held here to -day 1,684 boxes,' balaune
June make, was offered for sale ; 660
sold at 73o ; small attendance ; market
quiet. Madoo—Madoo cheese board of-
fered 863 boxes here bo -night; sales, 791
boxes at no and 7 i6/16c.
Tonoxro, Aug. 20,—Market quiet.
Wheat—In local market, Ontario winter
quoted at 69c, middle freights, wast
Manitoba's offered lo loss ; No, 1, hard
offered G. Tat. west at 880. and 0. P.
R. west, at89d. Flour—Straight roller,
Toronto freights are quoted at 33.80,
Peas.—Exporters talking 60o. Outside for
the new crop. Oats.—Offeringe are
liberal and demand quiet ; new white,
high £reighte, west, offered •
ab 27o. and
new mixed at 20/c buyers bid about lo
lege, Barley. --•Only a few odd tote , of.
feed moving ; car lite went quoted nomi-
nally at 86o to 370,
The press in Ste weekly review of the
dSr1bieh grain trade, says :—Etlglisli
wheats have been sluggish, In now
w1ieate, reds were noted at 94,e to 270,
land white r 28e, Foreign wheat was 66
lower. Tide deolino was awing mainly 60
the report of the Amorioau bureau prov-
Eng bettor than had been expeoted, Corn
te
werefirin. The markets today wore
weak. English wheats are slow at 36 to
66 decline. Foreign wheats deolined Oct..
Ordinary English, and fine American
flours dropped 05. Barley is. negleoted,
Corn is 65 lower' Cotton seed and cot-
ton sake are scarce, and prices aro in eel•
ler's favor,
EAsx Burenao, N. Y., Aug. 20,--Cat-
tle—.The freeh arrivals were eight, only
one car and but few kept over from yea.
terday. The market was regarded about
steady, Hoge—Receipte 8 Dare ; market
fairly aotivo; Ygrkere $5.10 to 35.15;
mixed packers' grades, $5 to $5.10 ; heavy
grassy ends, 34 to $4,25 ; rough, 68.75 to
to 34 ; stags, 33 to $3,50 ; pigs, $4.50 to
$4.75. Sheep and lambs—Receipts only
1 oar ; market fairly steady ; lambs,
choice, 34 50 to 34.7$ ; spring lambs,
fair to choice, $4 to $4.35 ;. pulls and com-
mon, $2,50 to 38,75 - olipped sheep,
choice to eeleoted export wetbers, 33.25 to
$8,75 choice to good bandy weight
sheep, $2.40 to 32.75 ; fair to good mixed
sheep, 31.75 to 32.294 Dulls and common
Iambs, 61 to 31.75.
Tonowxo, Aug. 20.—In export and
butchers' cattle trade was quiet at west.
ern yards to day. Hogs and lambs took
a tumble, Sas. Eakine, the only buyer
of ebippers, paid from 340 to $56 per
head, or about 99c to 41Io per lb., the lat-
ter for extra ohoice. Butchers operating
slowly, many common cattle unsold ;
prices ruled from no to 2}o for fair to
choice 810 to 4o per lb. for medium to
good ; 3o to 8 o per lb. for good to
i n 3 o for one or o fancy. Dr.
chocea d f w Y
MoEaohin, of Montreal, is here looking
around for 500 head of stockers to send to
hie ranch in the North-west. Territory.
Sow° feeders bought for Walkerville dis-
tillery buyers at no per pound. Hogs
off fully ito per lb. Best bacons brought
5o per 113. Prospects for 5o per lb. next
week ; stores, drug on the market, sel-
ling few at 44o per lb. Fat hogs dull,
4}c to 99c per lb. Lambs demoralized
by having offerings fetching 3,3 to 3- o
per lb., or about 32 to 32.50 per head;.
400 unsold. Shipping peep dull ; 3c for
books ; S/o to 390 per pound for good
ewes and wethere. Butchers' sheep not
wanted. Calves quiet ; too many in ;
prices ruled mostly $2 bo $6 per head. A
somewhat better tone to miloh cows and
springers, 325 to $48 each.
Grand Trunk
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EXCU SIGNS
NIAGARA FALLS and return, 32.00:
Saturday, Aug. 31st.
STRATFORD and return, $1.50.
Tuesday, Aug. 276h.
KINGSTON, 36'35
OTTAWA, 7 35
MONTREAL, 9 85
QUEBEC, 11 85
August 80, 31 di Sept. 1 85 2.
Good to return 1711) Sept.
MOUNT FOREST and return, $1.00,
August 27th and 2861).
SELLS' CIRCUS, LISTOWEL,
Entrance to Circus.inslnsive,
Sept. 9rd.
For particulars apply to
J. N. KENDALL,
G. T. R. Agent, Brussels.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND -
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Saeh'of all Pat-
terns on hand or made to order
at ShortNotioe.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
J.& P. AP4'EN'T.
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When you want a Stove, Tin
or Granite -ware. or Hard-
ware, Pants Sr Oils,
—own nx—
HUNTE
CsS
Hardware Store
Where you will, from
this date, get a
DISCOUNT of FSE PER CENT.
Offal! Cash Purchases.
Fine Roman, Artists'. Can-
vas in Stook,
A. HUNTER.
TAMWOMOSI AND °MIESTER
L WHITE BOARS 3'0A S3RVI0]il.
Tlle-audoreiiigqnod will keep for eprviee on
brpdT5miworth 2Apar,a'reeentlly 1purabaeed
from the well kupwn breeder, Ono, Bell, Ana.
bei, Also a Cheater White Boar. Teemn,
$1,00 to be paid at time or nervier, with welt.
ito o pf returniug if necessary.
8i-tf 6, WALKER,Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.---THEL Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 28, Onn, 0, Morrie, the there' bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boas -"Selected,"
bred from J. p. Brothour's sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Fair, 'Terme, $1.00 to be paid'
at the time o1 service with privilege of re-
turning i1 necessary.: Pedigree may by 0000
on application.
BOAT, NIOHOL
STOOX FOR THE DAIRY.—TN
Breeding fon milk or butter do nob
Waste time on anything short of the best,
No °barge for the service of my Jersey 13011
if
his dam will not make from 70 to 100 lb e,
more butter in a year, than the dam of any
bull of any brood within three miles.
G. A. DEADMAN.
Brussels,
White Star Line..
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Between- Ne57 York and Liverpool, via
Queenstown, every WeJ.needay.
As the steamers of this line carry only a
strictly limited number in the rum and
esnoen WIN ansommodatione, intending
passes ers are reminded that an earl
leabion for berths is necessary at this sea-
son. For plans, rates, etc., apply to
W. H. Kerr, .
Agent, Brussels,
FIRE ! FIRE
The undersigned is prepared to Insure all
kinds of. Village propertyatthe lowest rates
in the following drat.elass companles,vlz.:—
"Lancasldre," of Manohester,
Capital 8 Million Pounds Stirling.
"Sun," of London,
Established A. D. 1710. - Capital 7 Million
Dollars.
"Wellington Mutuni," of Guelph,
Established 1840...
Also $20,000 to Loan on good Farm security
at51 and 0 per cent. for 5 or 10 years.
88-4 J. A. Creighton.
ALLAN LINE.
Summer Sailings,
1895.
LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY
MONTREAL SERVICE.
From From From
Liverpo'1 STEAnffiarrs. Montreal Quebec)
Daylight. 9 a m.
1 Aug. Sardinian 17 ' 18 "
8 Laurentian 24 " 24 '
15 " Parisian 81 " 1 Sep.
22 " Mongolian - 7 Sen. 7
20 " Numidian 14 " 15
BATES OF PAesnoe: 0abin, $60 to $90 ;
return $110 to $162. Second Cabin, $80 ;
return, $56. Steerage, 315.
f 'Passengers may go via Montreal.
and return by New York or pine versa.
For further information as to rates,
dec., apply to
W. H. KERR,
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
LIME LIME!
The undersigned will keep
on hand a constant supply
of White' Fresh Lime suit-
able for all Building and
Plastering purposes.
Also North Shore Pine
Lath. and White Brick for
Sale.
D. A. Lowry,
BRUSSELS.
Harvest
Excursions
TO .
Manitoba Northwest
Aug. 277 ober _Good.20tto hretmv until Oeb-
,
Septr , smiler S Good to return until Nov-
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Regina
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Prince Albert
Calgary
Rod near
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$30, 00
}$35.00
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For further partboulare apply to
T. FARROW,
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
Atm, ; 23, 13311,
To Smokers - O D'S ;.
Te meet the wishes of their customers
The Geo, E, Tuokobt ib Ben Co„ Ltd.,
Hamilton, Oot,, .have planed open the
market 9
A Combination Plug of
19
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This supplies a long felt want, giving
the consumer one 20 cent plug, or a 10
net piece or a 5 omit piooe of the famous
"T& B" brand of pure Virginia To.
ba000,
The tin tag 103'& IP, le on every siege.
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and Urinary Diemen, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De.
bllity.
LABORATORY OODERICH, 'ONT._
J,• M. MOLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold by JAMES FOX,
Druggist Brussels.
SPRING
SuMffier Mt
You want a New
Suit this Spring p g
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
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SERGE and WORSTED
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If Good, Honest Values count
for anything we think you will
bey' from .us.
Perfect Fit and First -Class work
Guaranteed in Every case.
Jno. McBain,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BRUSSELS.
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SARNIA—Bellehambet House, Saturday, August 17617,
T'OREST—Dillon House, Monday, August 19th.
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