The Brussels Post, 1901-3-28, Page 5A$. 28 1901
BUSINESS ,CARDS,
ONRT TO' LOAN AT 0 PER
001u, • F•H. EQ0:1'T, i3ruseols,
MoCRAOI EN—
y 1' • IS'au°t• of Marriage Limnos, 0a,
nee at Grocery, Turnberry Street, 11016se10.
N. BARRRTT-•
• voosa til AItiat, abop-Noxi aces'
North of the Standard Bank, capias' and
0ldldron'o hair onttiug a specialty,
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage. Licenses,
WAf,TON, 'GAIT, ..
.MiSS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
-tEA0j3101l
P, IANO AND, ., ORGAN,
p3RtTsm92.0, OSTT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM}
IN6nnenals,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
M16S SARAN LOUISE MOORE,
1:: O. M..
Academie geaanate of London Conserva-
tory of Music, also Member of the Associated
Mueioieno of Ontario, is prepared to receive
a limited number of pupils for inatruotion
on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupils for
the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of
Music.
Brussels, Ontario.
t
LEX. BUN'1Elt-
Clerk of the Fourth Division .Ciiurt,
Co. Huron; Oonveyanner, Notary Public,
Land, Loam and Iaeuranco Agent ; Auotion-
e0r. Penile invested and to. loan. Oollee-
tions made. 011ioe 1n Graham's'Eloak, Brae -
sale.
AUCTIONEERS,
rJ S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
• Ras, will sell for bettor Prices, to
bettor men in lees time and Tess charges
than any other Auctinnem In Plast Huron er
he won't ohargo anything. Dater and orders
can always be arranged at this Once or by
personal application.
DENTISTRY
'F, W. TWEDOLE,
(POntrenxis or 00APORTs)
DENTIST.
Graduate of R. 0.0 S., Toronto ; Poet Grad
-
onto course at Sasliel's School, Chicago, In
crown andbridge work. Ine-Prioes same as
fn anrrounding towns. 21•
Office over A.R. Smith's store, Brussels.
VETERINARY.
D, WARWICK—
Hounr Grndua.e at the Ontario Vet-
.erivary College, isprepared to treat all die -
eases of domeorluated animals In a compet-
ent manner, Parthular attention paid to
Veterinary: Deotietr Calls promptlyat-
tended to. • Office aud infirmary -Four doors
North of bridge,'t'unborry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINULAIR—
y V . Barrister, Solicitor, .Oonveyaneer,
Notary Publio, &o, Office -B tawart'a Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Sank.
(1 F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
4X • Solicitor, So. Office over Stand-
ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels.
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
Air G. CAMERON—
• (Formerly .of Cameron, Holt R
Oamorou) Barrister and Solicitor, Godetiob
Out. Office -Hamilton Street, opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D., C. M.,
Trinity 17nivorelty,.Fellow Trinity Medioal
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Ont, Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Phyeiolaue and Lioantiate of Mid-
wifery, Edinburgh, I:N*2'ele0one No.14,
Residonee-M1.11 street, Bruoeele,
Important to Broadaxe and Horeemon,
i•;m'ekarinaiy Caustic Balsam.
VaUa
A reliable.
and speedy
remedy for
Curbs,
Splints,
spavins,
Sweeney,
oto„oto„10
Horses and
°,. ' Lump Jaw
,lc'• r �:.,'
in Cattle,
TRADE MARE "Bee painpll-
lobwhich meompantes every bottle, giving
°oientite treatment in the various diseases,
It can be need in every ease of veterinary
practice where stlmulatiug applicntrnue and
blisters are ptaeortbcd. It tali no summon.
Every bottle sold is guaranteed to give sake -
Ration. Prim 76e per bottle. Bold by all
druggists and country otorekeenero. Pre-
pared by Tan EI711ERA VETERINARY
MEDICINE COMPANY., London,Out,
License District
0P TEE
East Riding of Huron.
To the Tavern -Keepers awl Others
7phOolt it may COnCe7'7t..
N00I010 10 hereby given that
Application for Licenses
for the Salo of Liquors In the
EAST RIDING OF HURON.
1br the Lioous° Year 1001.1002, which com-
motion on tbo lstday of Iday next, will be
received by the uudorsigliod fromthepros-
out date up to
Monday, April I, 1901,
inoluaivo. Applioants must fur0loh the
names of two good and eullloioint anrotioe ws
'henchmen at the time of making applica-
tion, Auy applicant for a now Mocha°
roust furnish a d ity of 1110 o100torgtlleate entitledlto vote nt oleo•
None for the Logielatlyc Assembly' in the
Polling 1ub•diviolon In whish the promiees
sought to 010 llaesood oro eltaated, tied the
Baia majority must inglude at batt opo.
third of the raid Motors, whoare at the
tiro of soh app110at1on reeldolzto wlt1II
the mid Polllug Bub.Divieloa.
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Moorehead ; 5eo,•Treaa„ Wm, Ateley'
Q'aagaging Oomoilttoc, Jr, Mporebetd, I�I',1,
Stuart. and W. A'a1sY ; Delegate tq l3er•
fin, Tolin Stnart'i Cirourtda poNmjlbco,
ll, Bamford, iY, U foes and, S. �,
ing to the Clerical work. Miee ,Lau, o'er• I 'WARW. FOR .St,1,Tl,,--13BING
t;iloon lteeempaplod Mo, Fergilapti a0 far 1. L. E 13, Con, 12 Gre a, oferm. 4100
as Ohivagn, Anil from there will iirppeed aortia is ,nd stook or grafq iwaw. lino,i
to Dan(;dpn, North 1?aitpta, Immo cause awl bank barn; twogood wallet
eight aory 0 01 Poll wheat sod land all In a
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Willoughby. It WW1 d'cided that Lien',
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poi ohoioIi again enter the intermediate
t!laiul�x•ata.
Mr. Learpyd, par; neW merchant, hag
apply btut, , f cul JOHN ',For&D rCtlpillai'e
tip I to JOHN 91eFADDp7N,.
2U.tt Brussels P, O,
P �` s ''j
n o STORE,
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aeries of the W k, A., to defend the vup
melee they now bold,
,
Tlie Ii4tle
leaped aril now pppnplea the past mai.
lienee re&ently vacated by T. 1t, F. Oaee,
I1lST • CLASR 'ABM FOB
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Bnr,0anor
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two deugbtere of W. nr.
tl•akdiper, Nelson, D. 0,, Who had been
living with their grandmother, Mre,. Jno,
patdiner, Alitgheil road gntil last FRIT
r
when they aocompahied their
Thoo, ilii ler who has been the efficient
c da ofwd e
1 a rthe•ba. here for a number
yeara, hao gone to liingeyille where he
hue ee&i rad a position,
o sou, eg 1'p$lteate 01
areey,r 10a norm more or 9.9eaa. Situate 43
of mils rem Rrusoota °nd1inilesfromvillage
of Ethel. All cleared. excepting 0 aoree o1
hardwood bueb, 13uildiu o aud hauaeain
g
good repair. Good •walla. All ken plowing,
a . y �.
FRIDAY,d'
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upring-111Y1e1 0 eIllZ1 p
1' > r9 11TA1?91I, 29111,
aunt to the
Meet, returned to town a Lew daYe a o
Y ago,
having made Iho trip x50.050 the ua tie.
lreefeoThe�
.VIio.many friends of Soy. Father Mc
Oahe will be pleased to least? lgat he ie
recovering nicely from 011,: rpjurfe6. he
done. Prim and teems of mtymonten apt
plicullnn. Eo W, M, BINOI A1R
20 nO llarrlster, ,vat, Btosoeta:
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and'Lallo wine; day will marls an event of paramoutinterest to every woman
I within reach .1 thio •tory. I1 hi oar opening display of Spring Milliner y
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latl`; t �,, ,RIUa,
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A. r,wv 00(1. _ _...
Cline Council meats on APO' let.
W. F. Forrest shipped a oar of tow and
hoar of flax last week,
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The 11 z mill le expected to run another
month to oomplete the season's Drop.
1..i. and Mrs, Ktiox have left for 0111•
;ago; where they will reside in future,
M199 GOyeni00k will have her Spring
nilinery openings on Friday add Settle.
gay; Moroh 29Eh and SOtp;
The. pupile.:cf,tho Jilnlorcdepabtment of
be Public nahool gave a concert the other
lay, in which e,,me net creta exeroisee
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vere.gone through, refleattng much credit
'pop the akin. of the pupils and the an..
lagging zeal and patience of the teaober,
Oise Nellie Mokarlane..
arelbub 6t ht aud tea
e@pare
y p v y, be litle ones ap
patently enjoyed their long journey,and
a yg -
arrived here safely. ,�
reaentlY reeelvbd by tailil.g pu 4116 slip
pry sidewalk,
Denial Campbell, who has been clerk
in Mr, Young's grocery store for a long
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ii1 m SUR SA lI7, I OF1'}'Ii
•a- for sale Lot 05, Com a, s, 80 ie consist.
lug of 100 acres, more - or lase, 06 cleared, 80
scree seeded down 80 same Full ploughed,l2
r') wiled Dame Fashion Will hold wort for hermanyYdevotees and a read
,, before them,a laminating arra of the roved ereatione and cones bions
Y approved k
in headgear [or this season.
eshortly
Extoter,
Mr. O'Sullivan bee parobueed two of
Mrs,•Bobier'e fancy ponies.
Samuel Sanders, operator, i0 confined
'house
y,pian„
where hevhas aken it positionw,..the
,
Masora, Paisley.
While working with a shaper in the
furniture factory Wm. Freeman allowed
0000015 Fail wboaf, earn 60x70; watt °tone
eptabliag underneath, Also dwe111ng house,
pseeseion to Quit purobaser. For further
partieglare apply on the promisee or t0 the
proprietor. Prioe and tonne reaoouabla,
26• a'Ii08.IroBTtg6, WtngbauiP,o
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We're not inclined to be boaettul of our achievements, but it Mae from
en idle boast to say that Blyth has never seen such a beautiful display
)� of Millinery elegance and exultance as will be opened out at tike store
on Friday, the 29th rest, It le the result of weeks of ainetakiv of•,
forteou the part of our experts, It is a oangr0se of what Paris, Lon•
I
to the with a 'severe attack of
. rheumatism.
-.'. W. 'A::. Waatoottloft for Sarnia where
115 hoe eemmed a position in a book and
p
fancy goods store.
._ The er teriainment • given in•the Pres
h basun church in honor of the Patronand
y a
i; lint, Bt Patrick was a oplendid success,
Cho. Wilson, late of the Mansion House,
will again take charge of John Bpaokman'o
dining - hall and grocery at Grand Bend
hie left band to come in 000teot with the
kni4esland had apiece taken off one finger
and the nicer split open.
The Tnokersmith A rloultural Sooiet
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have purchased the house and lot of Mr,
Duggan, adjoining their new stow
room tie, This will ,give them mare
room and add to the convenience of their
grounds.
At a meeting of the directors of the
South Huron Agricultural Society, bald
i Ai
] Ali 141 FOR BALE —THE UN
1 deroignedowaro bis 100 sore farm for
re
Pale,00 being ea od 50(1 10 17. es Thera ed
y 90 uorae bank b, and Soozes bwlb, is le
bruea 1 honk barn, 69x62 feet, with. st�uia
etabIIng.; good orchard ; farm we11 fe• asd
drained, convenient poll with vetch Trull
and tank, Convenient to eohool, church
aud market, 30 sores of P0B wheat iod 15
00re° plowed, butane° Beetled to grass. AP.
ply oa the promises or Walton P, Q
a4•tf ENEAB ORIOHy Walcott,
don and New Zc'k have determined should be the correct and faebion.
el) a ie headgear. It is the sue elbowingin Blyth that trulymamma
the newest Rad most approved taehion enolao, and et so thoroughly
adapted to meet the pp yo
P particular an ariobo to lsatisfyhwin refined beautauntiful
� of Brows best dressers. Such an arietooratio showing of heantiful
models and artistic effects, whether the precinct of the master minds
of Paris, the skilled designers of New York, or the clever experts in
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our own workaoom, oaunot tail to win the admiration of every dresser
' of refined taste, and will stamp thio atone more than ever the "'fashion
afore" o[ Huron County, Mies Baker, aeoom anis& byMitis Jameson,
� spent six weeks in the r
millinery oenEres, where they eopiad
Park daring the coming eeaeon;
The trustees of eohool section. No. 7,
Usboroe, have paid the led men* obtain
ed againat them by Mr. McPherson, their
former 1, It_ with
at Oantelon's betel, Hensall, it was de.
oided to hold the annual Spring show for
.entire stook at Brumfield on Friday,
April 19th. It was also arranged at this
Tl,lt jidyj FOR SALE. --THE UN-
i DEnetONED will offer for °ale hie 100 a»re
foaan.f of 19, Con, 0, Grey, on which there
are so nares under culEivation; good frame
house book burn, 96x60 fart, aloe °robes.
,different
all the new ideas and tateet designs, and they are now prepared to give
our anetomere the benefit, A cordial invitation is extended to all to
1 visit our grand opening.
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Howiok Commit met in the town hall
�n Wadeesday of lad week,'
A A. Urawferd left for Toronto where
.e11ae eeonred a situation in a drug store.
M in Reohel Patriots has been engaged
s milliner at the Montreal House fair the
omingBeason,
-The ohoir of the .Methodist ohgrah
'oro 'treated to an oyster supper
y peer at the
areonage by Rev, and Mrs. Garbutt,.
Phair, of Fordwhob, bas moved to
mu and will occupy the residence she
meetly purohaeed on Wellington street.
Wm, Mitchell, of Woodstock, is ai pre.
;06 visiting his father on the 6th eon,
1d renewing old acquaintances in Sawa.
The Bank of Hdmtlton, Gorrle, have
ed a telephone pleated. in their office,
[r. Smith he the manager of the Gerrie
nob,
Wm. Montgomery moved to town last
eek and will occupy the house be repent.
p aroheeed from Thos. Vittie on Well.
,gton street,
Oy. Horton has moved his shoe bneineee
noes the street and will now be found
&DavidMyth.
ie door North of J: Donaghy Son'a
'nerd store.
May Riddell moved to the build.
g one door North of the Glasgow House
here ebe will parry on her millinery and
noy goods badness.
.180011 emopvted, mete
her. f
same meebiog tohold the Fall Show at
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. ' ' '. r 'rte
spring creek, well fenced, and , place in good - •^ - - - - ...-.
to between' d $100•
Geo. Bawden has disposed of bis dwell.
Seatorth in &Injunction with the Tucker.
eolith Branch Society.
abape. The farm Da of a mile from school, ���`
2 miles from the thriving Ethel
in on Main street to DoaaldMOlnnie,
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village of
and 7 miles from the village of Brus-
for the sum of $900. Thie ie a good prop.
erty and well located. We understand
Pert Count
s, �•
Bele,There are 10 acres of Fall wheat and
10 acrme plowed, Poeeeeelon given at
once: Terms easy. For further information
HEATINO
Mr. Bawden intends- moving with hie
Tamil to LneaO in the near Fabere.
YBt
—
Stratford wants a. nevi railway station,
Marys Spring Fair, Tuesday, April
as to price, terms and eonditiona apply.. to
Fr ti BCOT•p, Auctioneer, ,B easels or the
proprtetor oa Ste premises,
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alight was Isar Terror.
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There is s scarcity of hooses for rent
WILLIAM POLLARD, Prop.
Ethel P.0,
-41"w"7".
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.,
K �"Mre.
000
would Hearty all night long"
writes Mre. Ohae. Applegate, of Alex.
andcia, Ind., need could hardly get any
sleep. I had consumption so bad that if
in Bt. Marys,
eds
onWthe ork Knoasaahncahn pn phe a ath St
property
/'1 OOD FARM FOR SALE.—
acres, baa 7B. oolsared, 6231°r°46 huCdw 00
C
I walked a block I would- cough fright•
folly sad eprb blood; but when alt other
medieinee failed, three $1.00 bottles of
Dr. Ring's Nsw Discovery wholly oared
me and I alined 68pounds." It's abeo•
8
lately guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds,
La Grippe, Bronobitie aud all Throst
and Luog Troubles. Prim $1,00,
Trial bottles free at G. A. Deadman'a
Ora afore.
g
]yinrys, •
There will be a lot of bnildinpe treated
' 1° St. Marysandvicinity eo the contrite.
tore say,
Mre. Moyes, of London, mother of W.
Moyes, customs collector, of St. Marys;
y y .
died at her home i0 London on Marsh 13.
' A. E. ober &ten, M. P., bas been elect-
ed a director of the Industrial Exhibi-
tion Aosooiation and appointed ohairman
of the Dairy Committee,
bush, balance cedar and black ash, a acres
1n Fall wheat, The term is well fenced end
underdrained, with plenty of good water.
Good wick house 20.•80, w1h kit,hen 18x26,
wood abed wttaohe3 and good caller. Large
bank barn with stone wan underneath, large
drive shed and workshop. Large pig bauoo
end Sheep pen. Gond orchard of choke,
fruit. It is convenient to ohuroh and nobool,
store baa postomoe. This Ladym vacate.
sold ohaap.if sold before the o[ Mnroh,
0e the proprietor wants to retire 00 amount
of ill health. Apply on the premises or
address, ALEXANDER MO1AY,
Do not forget
or withou oven,
anteed a perfect
RANCES
to see our line of Base Burners, with
Every stove a double heater and guar -
baker.
th. Znrbigg, miller at NIobo1'a mill,
8141MonorteH P. O.
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION.
Bt. Marys, met with an aooident a few
The beet monthly sate of the eeaeon for days ago which resulted in his losing he
the axle of borne, and
TN THE HIGH COURT OF ;ins.Miss
cattle, cheep pigs middle finger of hie left band.
was held at Blyth on Tuesday. The Stratford Centennial Evangelioal
W. Drummond has leased the Blyth ohuroh oboir eurprieed their leader, Geo.
flax mill from the Iaivi ngsbon estate aud, Duret, by presenting him Rfth a bcauti•
will hi a short time, have the mill' in fall Ful banquet lam and an address read b
operation. q P y
p Mies Lydia Sack.
N. H. Young informs the Standard that The 101'.itobel[ sporting aseogiation boa
he is not an applieant for the vacant Divis• fixed the date for the Spring Fair for
ion Const Olerkehip at Blyth. It ie Dor. April 11th, 1901. They have arranged a
reotly reported that Jae. MoMurohie has program of races for 6110 2410 of May, tie'
made applination and is appointed. follows :-Free for ell, purse $200 ; 2,18
A recent issue of he Clinton News. trot, 2 22 ace, purse, $150 ; named ram,
Record contained the following reference p
puree, $100.
to the Lather of W. H. and T. O. MoEI- Several Blanchard families left for
roy, of /Myth :-.Among those in Clinton Manitoba or the Northwest on Tuesday
on Tneadey was Mr. McElroy, of Morris, of last week. James Wri bt 008 to La-ocal
R hale veteran of 80years, who in August g g
g combs, Alberta District ; Albert Coup.
will have resided in this oo0nty for 48 land, Richard
1 TIO1;.-Iv the matter of the estate
of William Button, deceased.
As the Reserved 13id was not reacted on
the day of sale herein, tandem in writing
willbe received for the purchase of the
]nada and premises, namely : The South
Halt of Lot 20; Concession 8, Morris, 100
scree, subjoin to the approval of the under-
signed Local Maetor of Elie Oourt. Pnrtlea
making an offer for ttie vale-
able property
able property may do so a plat t the an,-
tione0r, F. 8. Scott, or the plaintiff's eoiioi-
tor, and if a,cepted will be subject to the
same terms an conditions as settled by the
tim 01 Ib Mae he, tad aanounoed at Sue
lima a the sale hereto.
Dated this 6th day of Mareh. A.D. 1901.
B. L. DOYLE,
Master at Goderfob,
NN.M.MBINOLAIR,PIff'e Bolioitor. alta
Meat Cutters f Butter 11/I colds, Scales, Lan-
terns Hanging Lamps and Layne
Goods o f everydescription,
11tO�r,� !i.,�
�ip `fli.��Yi/ Turnbull
powder, Shot, Loaded Shells, Etc.
•
Clinton.
John Harland bought a pretty Shet•
0d pony from Mr. Nei], of Senlortb,
W. J. Stevenson, of St. Marys, has
y
eugaged as manager of the eleotrio
Gbit plant and commenced duties on
onday of last weak.
Ameetin of theExeontiveof'tbeHuron
g
E. Delon and the S. B. Aeaooiathon
2i be held in Clinton on Good Friday
arrange for the convention to be held
re in Juge.
Three enterprising towns, having heard
at Jaokeon Broa. are extending their
anufaotnring brume], wrote the farm
th a view to inducing them to pull up
Ikea and go there.
There are quite a number of young
an from Ontario who intend to- go Int
est this Spring. We understand that
Fair, J. 0. Forrester and James
ddleton expect to leave short]
p y
A telegram was received by Rev. W
Howson on Monday morning of last
ell announcing he death of John
me, of Alliston, father of Dr. Bruce,
e of WafteeriIrwin but
whonow
reeentilin went .to
y
Canadian Sault, hoe obtained a
endld aftaabion in , hoe Central fro.,
n large department store of which F.
Clergue to proprietor ; he looks after
grocery department,
the shipments during the last
311 IJ. Ra :-rd for the dPoutle by R.
I J. Ron'sfotd for the Old Country ;one,
b, by,D. A.. Forreoter and J. & N.
it ; owriond of hogs by Caution & Wel.
for Toronto, and acarload of horses
J. Howson for the North West.
1. P. Sibley was agreeably surprised
Wednesday eve0ing after the prayer
r. Mr. Hepatin, on behalf of the eon-
Mr. at son, on rybe street he rch.con-
cation and choir, presented the
ler of the oboir with a beautiful
rble olook as a alight token of esteem
his faithful and generous services he
dere to the'°burah in many ways.
and Percy Shier go to
years. He is a native of Down oo0nty, Hamiota, Man., and Mr. Nixon, former.
iu 1853. For about a year he followed he West the same day.
Ireland, and mime to Oanada and Huron ly of he 10th line, Blapehard, lett forSPRING
hie oalting, that of a joiner and cooper, ytTown Assessor James Kennedy hasDS
in Goderiob, and in 1864, the year the jest completed the teeeeement of the
present mill was built, became a resident town of St. Marys for the year 1901, Rod
Clinton. He built
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of a shop where J. gives the following statistics : North s®�
Miller'sshop now stands, and did all the ward, population, 910 ; horses, 88, cattle,
coopering for the distillery, which was --r-•.
116, and doge, 82 ;West ward, population,
located at one end of the mill. For three 826 ; horeee, 64, cattle, III, and doge, 32;
years Mr. McElroy lived bore and then 'Booth Ward, poptllation, 1,677 ; horses
took up land in Morrie, where' he has 161, cattle 222, and 58 dogs. Total pop-
ever since resided, and by uutiring in. Illation of the town 3,412, home, 208,
'Upon the death Iated of his 5wifeacres
which land,toocattle 449, dogs 122. Total children be.
place a year or so a • Sween the ages of 5 and 16 years of age,
P, Y 1,0, he went to live yiS7 between 8 and 14 years, 359; be. o/�
with bis can John, who HOW t to 16e 63700 16 wed 21 years, 281 • total males0
soresof the old mmmeetead. He thinks between 21 and -60 yeara of age, 761.111111L1
of going next Summer to Manitoba where Charles Stook, of Stratford, was on he
seven of hie children have taken up their train which was snow bound between
abode." Ayton and Harriston on Tuesday and
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Wednesday of last week. Hon.tre J. I. Is now Complete. We are showing a very
Working 24 Doers A Day. Tarte'a tips was attached to the train and
Tbere's vo rest for those tireless little he being unable to reaoh the point in
workers -Dr. King's New Life Pilie, North Bruce where be was to address a Select, line for Mem Boys and. Children.
Millions are always busy, Curing Torpid meeting in support of Mr. Campbell, 1
Liver, Jaundice, Biiioueneee, Fever and On Wednesday the passengers where on
Ague. They banish Sick Headache, short fare, and they feel very grateful to
drive oat Malaria. Never gripe nor Mr. Winger of Ayton for sending them a
date. Try them. 25o at G. A. Dead- of coffee. Mr. Winger'• thoughtful kind. � '7�
weaken. Small, tante nice, work won. large basket ofWinge'stand htquaind. rdered Clothira D artm,ent.
maws. - nese wilt long be remembered by the
storm delayed The blockade
passengers. -Jti.Lar'
' Winaha6n. in the Northern dietriot was he most —
severe in many years.
Mies Towler has been vary ill. Our stock of Worsteds, Tweeds, Serges, Cheviots and Venetians are the flneSt we have ever
Wingham Flax Mill has been eased Strikes .0, inch Find. shown. Everybody should Bee our handsome Greys which are the leading shades for the season.
for the season.
Mre, Geo. Green was called to Arthur "I was troubled for several yeara with Our Ordered Clothing ranges from $12.00 to' $30.00.
b- the illness of her mother. chronic indigestion and nervogsdebiGty,'
yT. L'. Higgins, who has been engaged writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster, N. H„ •
with M. E. Znrbrigg, photographer for "No remedy helped me Until I began ,
some time, has purchased the photograph naing Electric Bitters, Which did me ap glad -m de Clothing Department•
gallery at Wiarton. more good than all the medicines I ever
The Union factory was aloud for a few used, Thhave also kep t my wife in
days (est week, New arrangements have exoellent health for years. She says In this Department our stook is over -flowing with money -saving bargains. The "20TE CEN-
been made with the men, and lower Sages Blelemotrio Bitters are jest eplen g for TURP" BRAND CLOTHING, which is our leader, is the finest ever shown in Brussels. Our Ready•
appear to prevaih female traublea ; hat they are s grand
tonic
Thee. Bolt of 4lenfarroW hoe two henry tonin and invigorator for weak, run down to -wear Clothing ranges from $2.50 to 815.00 per suit. See our Boys'Blue Suits at $2.50. A saw-
Iambs. They were weighed before they women. No other medicine esti take its ole of our Ready-to-wear Trousers at from. X1,00 to A3.60 are on display in our Clothing Window
were 24 hours skill 00e sealed 13 pounds, Place in car family. Try them. Only this week.
the other 18 pounds. 600, Satisfaction gaaraoteed by G. A.•
The Whngbnm boys With the new polios Deadman. •
are: -John s. Stewart, B. E. Kent, dents Furnishing Department.
A Doraoutbreaka.
DI large sores on my little daugut0r'O
d developed into a nee of sold bead"
tee 0. D. Iebill, of Morganton, Tenn.,
Buoklen's .Arnica Salve completely
id her. It's a guaranteed pure for
ema, Tetter, Salt Rhenm, Pimples,
tie, Ulcers Tenor,
Caig 25 Dente
I. A. Deadman's.
Lisatowel:
famous McDonald quartette will
t, Listowel on Tuesday eveuiag, April
in McDonald's mush' ball.
e April Fehr day will fall on Good
which is a legal holiday, he date force
been &hanged to Saturday, April 6,
large number of commercial man
i detained: in town on Wedneoday of
week, owing to the blockade and oan- to
ug of trains.
iu Roy, duugbter of D. Roy of this
has euoeeaefull paned bar first in
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's examination at the Toronto Got-
of Music, taking flret•clau hondre. Manq[aoturtng
Hoz Church Sunday Bohool pupils Trustee
given a sleigh ride on Tuesday after. at
of last week, whioh they heartily and
yed in spite of the storm. There glass
8'sleigh loads in all. Atter the fine
they Were treated to a list touch, share
wed by an Interesting program.
1. Kline asmult eaee, in will* E, and pi
m]th and D. Seiler were the prinoi of
was aired in the police court here. usual
aeeaulG arm over hauling sand from of
, and the evidence went to show that dnoed
r end his wife batt been roughly Others,
led by Henry Smith, The latter 0.
fined $5 and creta, League,
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e Marlboro' foot halt team of Liato• vieitote
reorganized Friday night and elected
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ellowin o Berg .-Eton. Pres. J. ' t
Viee•Pres.: H•;ii, Morpby ; Ptes,, left
Moore; let Viee.Pres., R. Anton ; California,
Tim Pew,,. 3, A• Kelly; gid Vine• visiting
St, Glatt iVdlooin ; Patron and look
il'Pr. 011(1 Mre. John Batch ; ,lutima,
Leer. A. A. Bamfead Clan6afn. NRR, of
P. Lang, P. Melvin and Sandy McGregor
will now be on their way to South Africa. REAL ESTATE.
The road grader was used on the alreete FurnishingStook
Our is now complete. We are showing the newest styles and patterns in
remove the snow abd foe from the p g y
waterways to allow the water from the Olt F 0 R T A B L E, WELL Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Neckwear, Suspenders, Underwear and Hosiery. See our very special line
to tet ill of American Shirts at
melting snow to escape, end avoid flood- li ited and over G. A.
of oilers ea far ae poesible. the Leo to block over p A, tDon, 8.50 and X1.00.
g Mrs. Rogers' Mores. Apply to P..S, 600TT,
The lowest tend6r, that the Hobbs
of
CO. was accepted by he. G. OOD :FARM OF 142:1 ACRES
Board of he Methodist church, 033 for sale, being Lot 29, Oon. 7, Grey,
$485, glass to be &slivered in Wingham Haase gettable for two families it required, ..RL...JL.
plaited. in the windows. The oolored of prose
Ethel house, park (Murat
the l 0. Apply to Village
sample were'bery pretty, and sometammit,Ethei carriage works, 24•
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windows are expected to add their We have just unpacked our first shipment of Spring Hats and Caps. Our English Hats mann,
to the adornment of the new obnreb, FOR SALE IN ETHEL VIL- factored byBarren ton & Co. and Woodrow & Sons are the lightest and best fitting Hats on the
Wingham Epworth League enjoyed a Lean. -Tho preparty of the late John g g g
meant visit from about fifty members Elliott, eensis,ting of a aolkl briolr beam. -market
the Lacknow League. After the with frame kitchen and woodahea, Boot{ See our veryp + a
stable and t Rare of land all in first-olaso special line of Fedoras at 2.00 in Tan, Brown, Beaver, Clear, Coffee, Drab,
devotional exermsee and dieouselon .condition. It nob. sold will be rented. Poe- Sun matra, Mulatto, Bluetta, Pearl and Black colors.
the topic, the Social committee' intro. 00Bai0n at mix Elme. For pa'tioulltre apply m y�
themselves to the visitant and Lo •di, BPItNOn, EEllel • ALEX. PATTxaso2i Our Baden -[Dwell Hat at $1.25 is the novelty of the season.
by serving a splendid meth. D. 011 • orbn,Moknxivnx, Mb. Foxeat• 2011
Taylor, President of the visiting '� ARMS FOR SALE. — 100
then occupied he chair, and the L�
rendered a pleasing program. ao18 in the Township00,0of pores, be-
p g p g keg Lobe 18 and 10, Con, 0 ; 80 acres are
Town Clerk 3. 13. Ferguson having ob- eloara sod 26 norma in busk; liank baroER
ins leave of absence for two mouths wit t stone atattiug uud.rneath i aud ironic
a d lfouse with collar, A hood thriving orchard,
on Tuesday of last week for a trip to Farni i0 situated 8 miles prom wroxeter.
where Mrs, Forgneon is now Alea 00 one in the Tow •ship of Turenharry, r� rs Ol1 '�1Pn``l pp Hatters
relatives. Mayor'Clegg will beingrlortaeres 9!Got7, opo• A; arol01 ,1 Tailors UAQ�tl1U Jlafi' U Il
after the difficult part of the Clerk's to glroneo u a 000,0 O r bq ' TDO, Iur 6r flee l ^ �P and
end Bert Rose will spend a part t.Oularaapply to ALEX. HIBLOP, 1 -Butter and Eggs taken in exchangey
eooh deli en the tll.rk a pilin attend, i 91.gm Wins Aar P. D, Eggs for goods.
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