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4irian le rugic.
A son of A. Raytmtnn's was quite ill
with inflammation of the bowels bnt is
bettor now.
lt, T, o' P.—The Royal Templars bold
a nominal and literary entertainment in
Donie' that Hhert time age and anjny•
oda iLkilattnt and instructive evening,
Rev. 1), 11, McRae 000neicd thio chair.
Proem:de aul,uuted to tele.00.
311* iIr.
Rev, W. F, Otto pbell ie attending the
Methodist Conference this week.
O'n• band, under the leadership of S.
Gldley, went to Exeter on the Queen's
Biethifay,
E, 1Vateou, met with n ntieforhine by
getting :no of his Bombs severely laver•
aced while trimming ante pules With his
jaolulife.
The nowhere of the 0. O. L'o'eete)'e,
No, se, ri„,template having their tunical
set nt m preuehed to then) shortly in
Triutiy (!Brunch,
SlIare -1411..
''Grey Tube” attended the races at
L on,len het slid not come I'o the front.
Ralph lit:wheet, tho bey "roger, will
appear i•t the Foresters' Hell in this
Place on friday evening of this w'a )c,
under the an ;1)1,1,33 el thu 1, 0, G. 1', Tia
is said to be well worth hearing.
Rev. I. B. Wailwin, 13, A„ it away at
Goete, thi, weak aticeding the annual
Conferees, We caro sorry that he- and
Mee. \Vallwiu will have to remove from
131tteveee this your. -their three year term
haviuel,
zip/'¢dl@"1'ad-
41 vvashiee be in order this week.
\S.C.:;t.' , e t t sed anile have not
retn,ne.I front Detroit where they dere
called on Friday of last week to attend
the fnnenel .d their ecu -in-law.
JnH, (t,.,r,.len h.tL the misfortune to
lose a geed horse un Tuesday from in-
Oaetmtthon. We sympathize with Mr. C.
as hu out ill off ud tho 1•.es.
Cit ie. inn I 0.1'e 1weiliim house, rah
con., G:ey, had n. narrow escape from. Ore
oto Friday hat, e. large hole being burned
in the roof, together with all his son
William's clothes, "except what he was
tveari4'.'..
Iedu t1)tve�l.
A man giving his name ns Edward
Emory and claiming to hail from Ilam -
niton got himself into trouble at Listowel
on the Qneet'e birthday by attempting
some sharp practices in making change.
His moi° of proceedings was as follows :
Ile went into Ed. Dorosam's hotel end
asked for a drink. In payment he
tendered a $2 bill and got back 5'1 0)5.
He slipped the dollar bill into hie pocket,
put s +'t dent pieee on top of 91 coots
change and asked for ';'1 bill in exchange,
making the excuse that he did not want
the small change. On being handed the
dollar Lill lie put it aloug with the dol.
lar of silver in change on the °minter anti
asked to be given a 112 bill for it. The
attempt wee too traneparont not to be
seen through at a glance and be was
prem, tly cuilar.r.l and the constable
snmutnuel by ttlIophime. Ho WAS noel.
mitred fur tt'f.rl.
Weelteees.
Iiev. Wm. ()Unwell and Wm. Pollard
are bots( away to Conference at Guelph.
W. Richardson, of Ethel, unmoved his
family to Walton on Wednesday of this
week.
Miss Annie Gardiner was visiting her
cousin, Miss Noll Richardson, in Brussels
this week.
Jonathan lttnote and his esteemed wife
have removed from their farm into Wal-
ton. We extend them a hearty welcome.
Dr. HoPadzean left on Saturday last
for L'airgnove, Mich. He purposes en-
gaging in his profession in flab locality.
His many friends wish him sitcoms.
Rev. A. Moliibbin, of Pine River, paid
his parents a flying visit this week en
route to Conference. Uo has received a
cordial invitation to return to Pine
Riser.
John Ilewitt has a hen On hie farm
that should certainty be well fed. She
lays eggs ti x8 inches, as the editor of
THE POST cin prove from eample left
with him.
II'Jtldact.
Mr. and Mrs. MoFadden, of Walker-
ton, are visiting tet the parsonage.
Tho committee appointed to secure a
site for the proposed Township Hall will
likely get to work et ones.
Dc. Cale has ereoted a windmill at the
east side of his house. Itis said he has
it to pomp water into his bathroom.
I1 is understood that Miss Sherlock
resigns her position as teacher of the
second departmenb of our sellout at mid•
summer to attend the Normal school
Pre•tic.—Tho antral pio•uia of the
Presbyterian Snbbath school will be held
in R. Dilworth's grove on Jnne 22nd.
Further particulars of spooled sports
later.
Wo are sorry to have to ohroniole a
serions uocidonb to Wet, Sharp, sr.,
whereby be is made a cripple for probab-
ly the rub of his life. On approaching
his door Sunday evening last 110 made a
misstep on a weak ankle ; it gave way
and falling heavily of his thigh he
fractured it near the hip joint. Al the
old gentleman is 02 years old it is not ex-
pected that ho will recover,
The reoen1 prolonged wet weather has
rnado one fanners generally and poem -
piers of low land particularly intero.tod
In dituhee a11c1 rho a.ljndleation of mimeo,
nus cases of this kind, as well as the ro•
vision of assossmenes on those already
projected took ep a largo parb of our
council -moil's time on Friday last. Tho
aomtoil adjonr ed about 8 - p. m., after
having patiently performed an arduous
day's work to the general stttisfaetion of
evefy body,
Tho marriage of T. G. Ratollffo, the
popular teatihee of the Donegal ethoul, to
Miss 511001e Graham, yenngest daeghtee
of John Graham, of Atwood, was one -
heated on flay 18th, in the presence of
about 90 gueses, centres the Atwood Bee.
Rev, A. Ilenilor00u, 11. A„ tied the knot.
The bride was tbsaisted by Mies Miriam
Dunn, and the groom was supported by
Jae. Burke, of Britton, The bride look-
ed oharmiug in a been colored dress,
while the beidoenaid was becomingly
dressed in gray. Atter the ceremony the
company sat down to a suinptntons wed-
ding 009ast, a£te which nursed, addresses,
am nsements 10100001101 ollat was indulged
111. A0 11n11H(etlly large number of pro.
Notts teettlied to this esteem in which the
young people etre 114441. A beautiful peanut
eaeetl el•g,ttt w•us a itreeen1 to the bride
Prem her inotltef. '1'Itu Pratbyterial
°Introit choir marl° the bride the reel pleat
of a silver Halad bowl and a breakfast
meet, in rueognitio n of her se'vioos as
orgauitt. The bride has for years taken
a very ttetive part 10 the Presbyterian
ohuroh mud Sabbath sullied work, hteldeu
haling organist of the church. 11leggie
has always been deservedly popular with
theyomg people 01 1100' acquaint mac,
Ton is every mull of a mat and it of the
snoop of young men who ere bound to
succeed in the world, hie 5910011111 farm
near Donegal and comfortable income
derived from bis school being evidanote
of ,hie font,
Hoxmt felon,:,. ---The following hi the ro•
port of the junior department of Ethel
1'nblio school for the month of 'fay :—
fr. 3rd—Geo. Greetetde., Wm, Sputum,
Wilbur Lindsay, 0, liawtinheimer ; Sr.
Sud Chtee—\Vrn, 1Iiohie, Mabel Llekmier,
Ellie Dilworth, Lillian !ting, Zuchariali
11 1I t num ; .Tr. 211d Close—Maggio
Device, Alvin Barr, May tllihne, Sand.
ford Burton, Edith Milne ; Sr, fart end
--Edna Rayunrd, Howard Diu Allister ;
Jr. 1'at•t 2nd —\Villin Dowdell, Karl Mc-
Allister, illary Mtlllain ; Sr, Part 1st --
(1. Sit a'p, Stein Vanities, 1Villi0 Liud-
wtv, !anti 1 WllliH 1 .1r, Part tat --Olivet•
Lin. I.rty, G:u•Iic'd Dunbar, limey :Kleiue-
clu•uth,Arutie Itinhardeon ; let Cl:i84-
1Iami0 11ot1suuld, 3E111110 Bntetmtn,
\Villin Attlee,
L. Srtaatoce, Teacher,
•
Thu hlma council met at Wynn's hotel
on May 11th, ati a court of revision on
the uHuew;menu of laude in Elton fur
mmtict,atl drainage nude: by.ltw i\n, 2.11
of the lo'.nl hip of Croy. After lu'aring
the eulupliditte of the persots present
141(0:: hwrlt tree. tttfeet,d by 11tr) ;Leiese•
mut,toil they hot being w'illine to make
an append through the council to reform),
there was no change made in the Elnea
assessment. It was resolved on maim)
of Masers. Hammond end Tnghau that
whereas the persons who attended the
court of revision for the township of
Elmo for nntnloipal drainage under by-
law No. 23 of the toweehip of Grey net
being desirous that the council of Eltnet
should app, al ngainat the assessment in
Elms, to the referee, therefore that no
action be token and the assesenicut shall
remain as it is. Council thou niet for
general businose, minutes of hist meeting
being toad and signed. On motion of
Messrs. Rothwell and Hammond, Messrs.
Mitchlseu, Macdonald, Shepley and Mer-
ritt were ordered to bo paid 153,115, be-
ing account in full for services in getting
debenture bylaw legalized by the Legia-
lasive Assembly.
Cr (1:c•
nil wheat and Spring crops are doing
well although the heavy rains have flood-
ed the lose lands badly in some places.
Last Sunday Jeanet R., infant (laugh-
ter of Donald Cto•ar, 11th eon., died, aged
fi months and 22 days. The funeral took
place on Tnestlay.
Workmen are busy tit Dnnean 11IeIn.
nes' new bttt•n, lot 22 con, 13. Tho
building will be Ural! feet. Dan. Zim-
mer has tho ooutraet.
The Council did perfectly right in
deciding to huild a Township Hall. Had
they taken the boll by the horns at the
oommenconlent of the talk it would have
been even better.
On Wednesday evening, 15th incl„ a
musical and literary entertainment will
be held in Roe's ohurah, 3rd cot., under
the auspices of tete Sabbath school in that
place. A good program will be present-
ed.
The "King's Workers," a society organ-
ized in this township with charitable
motives in view, have presented John 1fc-
Laohlan and family with It memoriam
poem bearing on the d000sne of Miss
Jessie MoLaohlal.
Du.n—On Wednesday,'May 18th, Mrs.
P. Ronndbreo, sister of Oounoillor
Brown, died at her home, near Cale.
denim Haldimand Om, aged 50 years.
The funeral tools place on May 20th.
The deceased was troubled with her
heart for many years, the first pause
having been a fright over the sudden and
ultexpeoted death of a relative. Her
husband and six children survive her.
lSio rri`..
Sheep washing is in season.
Rumor says that there will bo another
wedding hi the vicinity of Jamestown
50011.
Mise Annie Eaket, 01 the 1st eon., was
visiting friends at Gerrie and Lakelet
• this week.
We ate pleased to be able to state that
John Mothers is recovering froth a severe
attack of pleurisy.
Goo. Hood's health is improved con•
siderably and he is able to move about
among his friends.
Mrs, Nelson Thornton, of the let eon.,
is ro00vering somewhat from an attack
of inflammation of tin lungs.
John Mooney, Co. Master for North
Huron L. 0. L. was attending the
Grund Lodge al Montreal this week.
1110 pulpit in Johnston's obttroh will be
000'tpiod by Mr. Wellwood, of Wiuglnam,
noxi Sunday morning, on a000unt of the
pastor being away nt Conference.
A by-law has been passed by the
Commit prohibiting the running at large
of cattle, hones, pigs, die. Cows giving
milk are allowed their liberty, however.
Miss Sarah E. Johnston, formerly of
the 1st eon., who now resides tut the
Nile, was visiting at her 101heeet, Geo.
Johnstou'e, for 0 couple of days this
week.
In the absence of the pastor, who ie
attending 0' Merano() at Guelph, the
servioes all Sunshine 11,0e Sunday after-
noon will bo coudatcted by James Hunter
and Sia:shall Ilughes.
John French, a prisoner in the Stmt.
fold ,jail, mads his mane on Monday
morning. lie had been gent do 0 011 froth
Mitchell
01141 Wal serving 0 sentence of
live months for wife boating, 11e laud
put in about two menthe Ont of the live.
ITe le described ne follows :—H0 is about
u feet 2 inches in height, of light build,
11111r and ayes vary dark, small dark
mustaoho, sbrttiuht nose, features fairly
regular. When Inst awe ho had on jail
pasts and vosb, one side of oaoil )igili
grey, woll horn old doeskin Dap and
cnaree,olcl shoes. IIe olainoi to bo 85
,years of ago but looks yonugee. Suppie.
ed to have headed for Downie, and wlton
last seen limped in hie walk, jailer
Niohol has offered 05 reward or his
oaptnre. -
Huron County,
Reyfluld wants a cow bylaw.
1''rait prospects in Clinton Locality aro
gond.
The epriltg rttie914t Clinton! Wut'e rather
a :Ueda,
0..Johnson, eleaforth, has a lily in
bluotn, the bleu:um measuring 7, by 0
inehee,
1),wliet Beee', Clinton, rerneV" i nn less
1114.1) thirty1svo tooth from nue ;iudlvnl.
nal, at a alttine.
The distr'at meeting of the Royal
Tem plan/ of Temperance will be held in
Ilensall on Juno flet.
The well known trotting stallion,
"Goderiott Chief," took the chief prize set
Dungannon on the 2lllt.
In Clinton on the 24111 a boy not 12
years old was so belpleesly drunk that he
1001(1 not move along the street.
A. II. Maiming and family have re -
tunnel from !Florida. Mr. Maunin; e
health io oonsidernbly improved,
\Virile,,°icing in Dick's mill, L'ord-
wirh, V. Halliday t'cl,ived an ugly out
on the head as 11') Witi p tisin4 ua1)r n
pulley,
'Phomas Detriug underwent a painful
surgical operate:it ty lowing a portion of
each foot out al'f, owing to a very severe
aOliethe).
1 h e (0 nstie:tuee in 1,neltnu'•r, tri be -
sliming matin tc be the crying evil enol
ae'trei'ly tr (try p'eesee that eeiilpl.titttt ltt'o
not Marl, :thein it.
The Comity Orange Lodge of South
Huron will hold itis eerlll.atitual meeting
in the ('lintel, thrall hall on. V, e'ltsdoy
Jana 1110 15th, at 11 u'e,'aalt a. In.
John Euwcomle, of Exeter, received a
very painful wetted from being Welted in
tin+ head by tt 11 0, which USIA t 1.01 the
Anil. 11 tu,pcar_, 1 number or yeu,5
boyo were tt.0:iee the auIItl 0 with sticks
when thin ye t 1 lrtt got tow elm.) rcualt-
irtg try abort'.
A to'tain farmer, wlu, r,wids nn the
Huron !Road, was boustiug the other day,
and jotly 00, that ho had a very line
calf. In o'dar that no harm should be-
fall it, he tied it en the barn fluor and
aunt about hie bode:: s. When lie took
a look at 11101 calf in the evening he felt
90 disgusted that ho hardly 'mew what
to any. 1t Lad kielied the beards of the
fluor louse, and falling through, hung
treif,
From lforrisburg Herald, May 25th :
This morning G. D. MOT.,ggart, of Clin-
ton, was married to one of 11Iorrisbm•g's
most highly esteemed young ladies, bliss
Broder, daughter of William Broder.
The ceremony was performed by !Rev,
Mr. Mavety, only the immediate friends
of the family beteg preemie. We are
sorry to loge so fair au ortarncut from
our soutal cirole, bet congratulate Mr,
MuT,tggart on securing such a oompenion
fur life. The groom has many wenn
friends here, being for several years
couneoted suit1, the Molsots Dank iu
Slorrisbtirg.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Parte or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 61 Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
4. Hunter,
Division, Court Clerk, Brussels.
JI.S. W:A,LL>n,
.—Manufaotorer of—
Buggies, Carriages, &c.
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL,
BRUSSELS,
Our Work will satisfy you and
our Prices will please.
Call and See. us as We ere Here to
Ilustlo Business.
Jersey Ice Dream.
AND
JERSEY ELK SllM( .
I have made a•rangemoot with Mr. G.
A. Dedman whereby he is to supply me
with all the
JERSEY CR AM
and JERSEY MILK
I may require. You can therefore do -
pond on having a v.m9 enperiot Toe Cream
and Milk :•hake, The renewing is the
agreonteut between us;—Ihereby agree
to supply Mr. 'Chas. Rutledge, for hie lee
Cream and Ilillt Shake, oe other put,
poses in tonneetinu with his Roetauraut,
Jersey ()ream and Milk as ho may re.
quire, on the erudition that no other
Cream or Milk is used exocpt ad supplied
by oro.
(i. A. DEADMAN.
Please remember Haat we mance a spec
ialty also e( Banana% ()rupee, Lsmots,
nee Apples, Cream Dandies, Nuts, tae,
The; ., Butlectme
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IS STILL GOING 0 iq"
We have not adverr sed many (3_1;6- t Price Sales
since we commenced Business in Brla e . 1s nearly -
thirteen yeers ago, but when we say Cost we
mean it.
We have sold a pile of Goods this last three
weeks and the people who bough went away well pleased with the bargains they got.
If you have not been in kindly call and take a look through our stuck and get Sale
Prices—they are sure to please you. We want
Three Thauzanal nollan (iaeh aurinz the Month o
prune, and. will continue .ue thio ileo
We want the Money or we would not
Slaughter the Goods.
Boys' Tweed Suits, coat, vest and pants, sizes from 25 to 32, for $3,50 regular price
$5.00 ; Boys' and Youths' All Wool Tweed Suits, coat, vest and long pants, sizes from.
30 to 35, from $5.75 to $7.00 regular prices from $7 50 to $10 00 ; J3oys' and Youths'
Suits, not all wool, sizes from 30 to 35, sale price $3,25 regular price $5.00.
M en's
id
1C
Suits
11
for $3 50
5 00
11 9 00
/1
Regular Price; $5 00
Gc 7 50
4C
14 00
There is Nothing in Paper Bargains ---
Call and See the Goods.
Shirtings
LC
11
11
Cottonade
11
L/
for 8 Cents. Regular Price 10 Cents.
4 7 a. :1 d. 9 11
Gd 10 11 11 i1 127 tr
t4 11 01 11 G1 14 ,,
4, 15 t1 11 1, 20 11
td 19 C1 11 11 25 Cd
11 '124 1. 11 11 30 •1
10 11 41 11 15 1d
75 11 (1 11 1 '5
60 " d1 1 00
50 ,c 11 1. 75
25 L4 t1 1, 40
40 1t ti 60
Summer Dress Goods for
Dress Silks e,
11 Gd
All Wool Bedford Cord,
All Wool Henrietta,
11 td
Space will not Permit giving any more Prices.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Tweeds, Wor-
steds, Coatings and Pantings, and a full sto
of Gents' Furnishings.
EVERYTHING GOING AT SALE PRICES.
CALL AN -ID S1DID TI --1143M.
sat
BRUSSELS.