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Garfield House. $20,000 Stock.
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We have Just Purchased the Large, New and Complete (Bankrupt) Stock of
G. A. Powell, Consisting of
Dry Goods, 'Millinery, Tweeds, Ready,,Made Clothing,
Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries &c.
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We intend giving the Public advantage of our purchase by Selling G-oods at Prices that Cannot be
Touched. The Stock Must be Reduced as we want money and the room for the Goods in our other-.
store, so Bargains will be given that will Open Your Eyes. Thousands of Dollars of New Spring Goods'
will have to go, and the People of Brussels and surrounding Country will see it is to their advantage' to
deal at the Garfield House.
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A $20,000 TOCK rrt• CHOOSEFROM.
We want YOU to Call and Inspect our Goods and Prices and if they are not what we represent dorm
buy. We KnoT we can satisfy you and Give you Bargains you Never got before in Brussels.
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district Et Wis.
Parsoarttle.
Our boys aro very anxious to have a
club oludlengo them at foot ball. Don't
all speak. et moo.
Wm. Grey, our town tailor, is again
able to got round and le attending to his
duties at his old stand.
Itiiss Lona Smith, who for $01110 time
hos lr en taking up her abiding place on
tho 3rd of Morris, is home agent.
Tho "note" is she scene of some busy
work now and it is plain to bo seen' that
Mr. Herbert is determinod to have his
houso up 113 time.
Toeswater plow points are sold here by
Mr. Scott. Mr. Scott is none of your
"stiok Li the mud" business men but a
truly roliablo and capable blacksmith and
Bluovale 000ld hardly got on without
him.
A. beautifulthree decked lily has been
gracing the window of the mouse the last
week. Mrs. Hearty has refused qUite a
suin for 14 but whethor the credit was
bed or the etiluo not estimated correctly
she lo still the =vied poesossor.
Some of Om philosophers of this occi-
dental Parnassus, who have beon 50800-
ing tho starry heavens lately announce
that Cupid's arrows aro flying thick and
fast and that some havo already succumb-
ed to the inevitable and allowed them-
stelves 10 130 bound with the silken cord's
of love. blow ladies don't forgot Tna
Compare Tuosday, March let with
Thursday, Maroh 810 and repeat tho
adago "If Maroh comes in like a lamb it
will go oat like a. lion." Dose it hold
good? Perhaps so, but it must have
boon a very goutle lion. If our old say-
ing is lima then certainly the timo has
come when tho lion and the lamb lie
down together.
The Standard eats :—The first number
of the "Listowel Parish Magazine," has
appeared. It is a mutt lake periodical of
twenty pages, and contains a considorm
ble quantity of selected church reading,
be.idos full information about Christ
church, Listowel, end St. Paul's, Shipley.
14 10 to be published monthly, and should
130 DJ welcome visitor in the homes of the
church people of tide parish.
61 en mil. 3,- 11.
J. D. William's sow mill is again in
running ordor supplying the humors
with lumber for building and other work
during the coming summer.
W. BaWbinhinfor lias nearly all the
material an the ground for his bank
barn and brick house which he intends
to °rent tide season. Success to him in
his enterprise,.
Last week C. W. Burns jr. with his
men out and removed off lot 4, con. 14,
Elma, ono of the largest pine trees that
ever grew in this vicinity. It contained
five 14 ft. logs up to where the top was
broken off, and morteurect inside of the
sap.wood 4,529 ft., log measure.
A thing to bo appreciated by all is that
the controversy in Tun POST bstwoen C.
C. C. M. and Ethel scribe is just ap-
proaching an end. What on earth 0.0.
and 0.M. could hem seen 111 an item of
some few weeks sinoo to howl about wo
oannot understand, the only reason as-
signed is this, that they being tho guilty
31....tirs •raw el.
Talk of a celobration on the Quomi's
Birthday.
The Congregationalists hold their semi-
annual Association bore on Tuesday; 19t1i
inst.
On Tuesday of last week 1,401 boxes of
(,hoose were shipped from here to old
London,
Cho Philadelphia cricket club lime ar-
ranged to vielt :Listowol on July 28rd, a
good game may be °spaded.
Wo aro going to boom the new railway
itobeine and let the County of Maitland'
take It met for the thrio being.
Thu criolcot club has ranted the skating
rittlf and grounds holding them ronted
until Ootobor 1st, They pay $200 and
HI% of tho profits Made by tho club.
Tho Cricket Club will bo officered elut-
ing 1887 as follows :-11011. President,
Goorgo Hess, M.P.P ; President, 11. H.
O'lliolly; 104. Ilice-Preeident, L. II.
Clark° ; 2nci, Vico-President, W. Forbes;
Soosetary, C. Hacking; Treasurer, J. A.
Hacking; Pittance) Committee—J. A.
Tracking, F. 11. Kneed and F. W. Hay.
Ground Committee—j. P. Mabee, R. Hay
isod11. Furgersou. Match 0oinmittee—
.14. 13. Morphy,' L, IL Olarke 01011 0.
Haokieg,
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Dr. Edward Evans, who has just grn,d-
uated, will form a eo-partnership with
1)r. ltrelfidd of this town.
The Directors of the Colonial Exhibi-
tion conferred a diploma mad modal on
Wm. Creaswell's paintings.
Rov. T. W. Me-gaby, of Liman, will
novo to Seaforth shortly. Rev. Mr, Ed-
munds goes to Hamburg.
W. 7. Clark, a Rao' Colloge student,
has been appointed assistant to the Rev.
Mr. McDonald, of the Presbyterian
Churob. •
John Hannah, the well known dairy-
man, was away in Northumberland Co.
addressing Farmors' Trial:tides on the
topios, "Butter and Ohcese."
111Corr8s.
Township °Dimon last Monday.
Mrs. Tho', Farrow is vary low and the
hopes aro slight for her recovery.
Adam Scott has retired from Sunshine
city life and gono back to his farm.
A. social will bo held at Jackson's
church on Friday 04011101(4 08 this wook.
Mrs. Sellors presented her liege lord
last week tvith a pair of bright baby
boys. Both the mother and children aro
doing well.
Councillor Bosnian has bean adding
another olearanoe. Mr, Bosman is not
the only good farmer in Morris but ho is
hard to boat.
Mrs. Duncan Livingston returned last
Friday from a visit of two weeks to Arch.
party and not able to mane° the joke McDonald., of Michigan, formerly of Groy
resorted to your valuable columns and
there gem vont to their feelings which township.
Irwin Pattorson has taunted from ltis
all readers of Ins Pose' know Silty wale
1100.0'S in Algoma. HD does 004 like f110
4104 414 all friendly or gentlemanly and country. /min is a maa of Num and
we are quite eonfident that the Hem vs- could hardly bo done without at home,
forred to was written in as mild language since his father has been disabled.
as a correspondent could use nod tell the
Food seems to be decreasing and winter
truth. Mom1.—Never piok a quarrel 4141. 7,1011
Will you kindly allow the
til you al o acquainted with the folks.
Morrisites to expross 14 prayer that
SVinJghllUs.
W. Mullett, grocer, has levant:xi. he
was running the 11037111140101 of lato,
Spring Show hero on Wednesday of
next week.
Tho Council intond to petitiou the Lo-
cal Legislature to appoint a police magis-
trate for this town.
Wineham will celobrato the opening of
the 0.7.11. extension to that town on
Juno 1st, with a grand clomonstration.
A largo nurabor 01 4140 most prominent
citizens of Wingltain gathored together on
Tuesday ovening of last weak at the Din-
sley house, to tender a farewell to and
express their regret at the departure of
Dr. 13ethuno, W110 left on Thursday for
Toronto, where 130 11140014(14 prnatioing 11114
profeselon in futon. Anewsuppor
the tables wore oleared and the program
01 1110 moiling entered upon, Thos. Far-
row, ex-M.P„ ocoupiod the chair, and
Thor, Holmes the 4100 ohair, Tho chair-
man road an appropriate addross and
pregented the dootor with a purse con-
taining 4131 in gold. A. suitable reply
wse Made by Dr, Bothumb The taunt
At tho rogular meeting of the Wild
Lily Division the following officers were
elected for tho ensuing quarter :-0. S.,
Lowis Atkinson ; T. S., Bella Hash= ;
A. 0., Florence Atkinson; C., James
Atkinson; Chap., Goo. W. Wilkinson ;
Treas., Haslem ; S., I. Miskimm ins ;
A. R. S., Emily Clark; It. S., llobt.
Clark ; W. S., Maggio Couory ; W. P.,
7044. 7. Wilkinson ; P. W. P., T. P. Nu
gent. The installation service will be
performed next Thursday night, by
D. G. W. P., T. P. 711410114, 111 what was
known it,s the Bothal church, at which
piece the Division will mort in the fn.
ture. Thero woro 17 propositions for
membership. This is quite a large head
for the Lily so milt in the spring, and
we hope that it will have a vigorour
growth in the now soil. At Any rate it
will not bo so numb crowded in tho new
plot.
prophots will go south and leave the
weather alone unless they want to drive
Canadians out of Canada.
On Sabbath. last the service in the
Methodist chnreh, Sunshine, was 000-
duated by 4130 PM Mr. Tonge. His text
was Ephesians 2m1. :Mentor and 13th
verge, from which ho gave an excellent
disoourso to a large and s,ttentivo
ionoo.
Isaac Ferrand iedulged tho labor lov-
ing young mon on this onmer.by allotving
them the pleasure of cutting half a day
for hirn at the woodpilo. The boys in-
aolgokana at night took poseossion of
Mr. Ferrand's house when to tho quick
atop music they whiled away the dark.
ling honre.
Swim Barour.—The following is a re-
port of the standing of the pupils of EL EL
No. 4, for tho month of March :—Senior
Foortlf Class—let, Nt7m, Forsyth 2pd,
Thomas Walkor ; 3rcl, Jonnio Walker.
Junior Fourth Ohtse—let, Joesie MoQuar-
rie ; 2nd, Robocoa Smith ; 85d, Maggio
Mooney. Senior Third Olass—let, LIZ.
01C Lodgerwood ; Ind, Jennie Bloomy ;
3rd, Julia, Sharp. junior Third Clegg -
1st Daniel MeQnarrie • 2nd, Robert
toasts and ep000hes folloutx ant vory Smith ,4 Japan taston, S000na Ohms—
pleasant ovening was spent. The De. /at, Ilannah Forsyth ; 2nd, John Mo.
had boon a resident of Windham for the Out:Moon ; 8rd, Arthur
past eleven you'd Miss 10.en Orrmett, Tonehor.
Grey.
Everything 'is boing got in readiness
for spring work.
Solving grass seed on fall wheat is in
041110( 141310 week.
Miss McNoil, daughter of L. McNeil,
has gone to BrAndon,'Man., to visit her
girder, Mrs. Dunoan.
Wm. Hill left this week for Burk's
Falls, Muskoka, 'whore his brother is in
the mercantile busioess.
John Oughton, who rocoutly left this
township for Om Wont, writes •from Crys-
tal Oity that ho is very muoh pleased
with the country.
Tho debate takes placse this (Friday)
evening in Shiee's school houso batmen
the Sooiety of that place and Cleggsgreon,
Morris. The subjoot in "Canadian Lode-
pendenoe."
A good deal of maplo sugar was made
clurieg the past wook. This branch of
industry will soon be s thiug of tho past
in this motion, as hardwood bnsh is now
confined to n fow soros hero and there
mad evon thew are getting less overY
year.
Last Tuesday morning 3o111 Whitfield
and wife and Miss Gertie Sac -idiot:, of tho
12th con., left Ethel station for Michigau.
(14 (5 expeated 4110(11 41 Groy township young
man will be likely to soon follow, for lie
has a strong inclination to get a "041(1-
111014."
Saml. Shine has ronted his farm foe a
term of nem to Henry lEeys, and he in-
tends having an suction sale on Thursday
of next week. Mr. and Mrs. Shine will
remove to tho Northwest this spring with
the hope of benefitting the health of tho
latter.
Goorgo Avery has disposed of 45 acme
of land, being part of lot 15, con. 15, to
Aroh. McIntosh, for 51200, well, Mr.
Avory has still 200 aorog ho will (Re-
pose of 100 11 0,11 opportunity oilers. Al-
though over 50 years of ago ho is as lively
as a kittee.
Mr. °butts was taken completely by
surprises but appropriately thanked thorn
for this tangible token of their appreolm
tion of his eerviries, antoring the eln.ss
that the nights with thorn had always
been very pleasant ones and the reeollem
111021411 11 will be morc pleasing on acoonet
of the service rendered bohig eppreeiated.
Last Saturday night Thos. MeLauoh-
lin had the misfortune to lose an import.
ed filiy, rising 2 years, hy inflammation.
Tho beast 1411,0 0 vory valnable ono and
will bo ro serious loss to Mr. Meliameldin.
Tho Ally was imported last summer.
While horsemen often have large profits
they need them to counterbalance the
heavy 108303.
PBESENTATION.—A. number of friends
[net at the residence of John Strachau
last Tuesday evening to hear the conclud-
ing exercises of the singing class taught
by 'Wm. Courts for the last two winters.
During the evening Jennie Reid came
forward and road to Mr. Coutts the fol-
lowing address, at, the same time Mary
Turnbull mad' the prmentation of a
beautiful edition of Lmgfellow's poems,
a Inc collection of Scotch songs and a
gentleman's companion :—
Dena Tnseinre.—We, the members of
your singiug class, aro met togethor this
evening to show our appreciation of the
work dons Amongst us by you during the
past two wintera. We are commious that
the lossons given have not always been
studied and that you have had just eause
for discouragement. We wish to -night
to show our gratitude and ask your am
coptanoe of these books' and a gentleman's
companion as a slight token of our grata -
'hide and regard. Again thanking yon
for your untiring interest in our welfare.
wo remain your indebted °lass.
ITWAYWEICAL
Don't rea this
but coma and son for yourselves the
New Spring Goods
Just to Nand.
Ohm Dress Goods 111 1011 Lines, New
Prints, Now Ginglia,ms, New Muslims,
Now Shirting, Now Cottonedes, New
Tabling:1, all 0.14EAP at the
Red Store.
"Lost my tompor." "Why ?" "Be -
:muse 1 gob bad tea." Servos you right,
youshettici have gone to Siteisn's whore
yon got tho Bost Tots in Town ,t the
Lowest Prices.
.A.11 my Grocericie are Fresh and
Cheap.
Call and get Prices.
Rwlhator and Eggs titicon‘in oxehange
for Goode.
140 17, f0 7' .PGI, .D1/6
Works.
Or. sErEi
drt LOAD
OF MONTREAL
STEEL
AND
IRON
NAIL:
2x4 Barbed Wire,
Plain Fence Wire,
Buck Thorn Vire,
ALABASTINE.
Oaloimiuiiig
AID':
Painting
Laud Plaster
111 P011 or Ton Lots,
B. Gary: