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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EX900080N W. 0. & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows
Gonna Solna GOING NORTH.
•
Fixeren ...... 7:18 a,m I Mail 3:10 p.00
Mixed......... 9:46 a.in Express 8:17 p,m
Waxal Seim rtms,
A ohiel'e among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Tan store front of T. Fletober has
received a new dress of paint.
A BA00 of gipeiee were oamped on the
bank of the Maitland last week.
Tun large stable on the tot of 0.
MoKey, Turnberry street, North, ie being
taken down.
ANornoa interesting letter from Mr.
Ronald, from Denver, Col., oame to hand
too late for tbie lean of Tuts Pose.
THE Entrauoe Examinations will be
held at the various examination aentree
of East Huron on Jane 25, 27 and 28.
SEAMBTH rapes are billed for Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week, $1,800 in
purses. Some of the beet race borne in
Canada will 139 there.
N. ORR9e, who bas been operating a
photo gallery in town for the past few
weeks, Lae removed from Bruesols and
will open up elsewhere.
Berta Horon Farmers' Exoureion will
run to Guelph to the Model Farm on
Thoreday of next week, 19th inet. It 10
a delightful plane to go for an outing.
Tickets good for two daye.
DIRECTORS meeting on Saturday atter.
noon of this week in connection with East
Huron and Grey Branch Agl. Sooietiee to
arrange Fall show prize list, &o. Meeting
at 2 o'clock io Council ohamber.
BOwLINo.-A meeting of the Bowling
Club will be held in the Council Chamber
on Monday evening, 16th inet., at 8
o'olook, to draw rinks tor the coming
tournaments, also to make the draw for
the MoNatlgbton Medal.
J. A. MCNAnowTON, Pres.
OWING to the dampness and cold Satur-
day afternoon last the Mission Band of
Melville oharoh met in the school room
to hear MISS Campbell, the returned
Missionary, tell of her work in the
Children's Home in India. Her address
was maob enjoyed though she told eome
very sad etoriea of the late famine in
India. 37 of the "Little Stare" Band
were present besides a goodly number of
parents and friende. A short program
was given and retreebmente served. A
vote of tbenke was tendered Mise Camp•
bell by Ada and Georgia Rose for her
very excellent addrese.
Ogre. -The following is taken from the
Sarnia Obeerver : The funeral of the late
Mrs. J. S. Crawford, of Saginaw, Mich.,
took place on Sunday, June let, from the
home of her mother, Mre. M. A. Hitob•
nook, Point Edward, to Lake View Ceme•
tory. The casket was literally covered
with flowers and the funeral was the
largest ever witnessed in Point Edward.
Death was caused by the bursting of a
blood vessel. Mr. Crawford ie deeply
sympathised with in his madden bereave•
meat. J. B. is a eon of our townsman,
Samuel Crawford, who attended the
funeral, returning home Saturday after.
noon last.
Lam trouts.
Com the long grave on the streets.
BRneesos has a dandy wool market.
Coarmx Court ie in 8880100 this weak.
COUNTY rate will be the same as lest
year.
SCHOOL Board Friday evening of this
week.
BAHL BARBrn is now driver of Jas.
Ballantyne'e bread van.
Rath the advertisements in THE Poem.
It may save you many a dollar.
THE race traok is the rendezvous of
owners of fast horses on fine day's.
Vrelm Guelph on the excursion next
Thursday. Retnrn tare from Brueeele is
only $1.
KEEP the 12•h of Poly celebration in
Brussels in view. Iotereeting program
will be presented.
BRUSSELS station keeps up its record
in the ehipmenta of live stook. Hoge
have dropped in prigs.
Tao Poem circulation contiones to grow.
Advertisers should make a note of Ghia if
they desire to reach the people.
FounmODivieion Court was not bald last
week. There wee only 008 09se on the
dooket 90 Judge Doyle did not come.
SE0HRAL Braseelite8 will attend the
Aoeizee at Goderioh next week in con•
neotion with the suit of McNabb vs.
Z i lliax,
WHATEVER yon mise be sure and take in
the Coronation Celebration in Brussels on
Thoreday, 26th. You will get big volae
for your money.
NET G. T. R. time table comes in next
Sunday and the two additional trains on
the W. G. & B. will likely make their
appearance on Monday.
Btu I bah I white ebeep have you any
wool? If yon say Yes? then Brueeele
market is the spot to take it. There
buyers are waiting for you.
ConsxDEHAULE space its devoted this week
to church matters and Go. Connoil
minutes but we believe these reports will
be found interesting to many of our
readers,
lie To DATE eleotrlo belle are being pet
in Central Hotel by J. Jaakeon,of Lis•
towel. If yon require one in your reeid•
ecce or store cal! and
Bee him at the
Central Hotel.
Rev. G. J. ARES is offering hie horse,
buggy, nutter, cart and barneee for sale
as will be seen by advertiement in another
column of THE Pose. Mr, Abey will not
require a horse in Preston.
A CONTRACT of gravelling on gravel road
North and Sonth of Brussels, to the
amount of $300, will be let by public
auction at the Queen's Hotel, on Toeeday,
June 17th, 1902, at 4 o'clook;l. m.•
Dn. J. A. MCNANG$ION bas donated a
handsome silver medal and clasp to the
Brussels Bowling club for competition in
singles, the winner of thio medal will go
to Clinton to compete for the Jackson
silver oup.
REmr. ,.-Thnredey evening of this
week Mise Jean MoLaaohlio and pupils
will give a recital in the Town Hall,
Brunets, assisted by some of the vooaliete
of town. A varied program will be
presented end will no doubt be well worth
hearing.
LIizowne RACED. -The Listowel Trot•
ting meeting classes among the beat in
Coterie. Bevan races ere given of $300
and $400 purses each on Jane 25 and 26
and all the fast horses in the country
will be there. The traok equipment is
unexcelled and the management le etriot.
ly firet•claes. Single fare on alt railwaye.
G. T. R. NOTES.-Baeker & Vanetone
Chipped 4 oars hay ; 4 Dare Balt by Brae.
sell Balt Works; oar of boueebold goods
to London by S. Beattie ; oar abeese by
Braeeele Cheers Factory; car cattle and
oar hogs by Geo. Beet ; oar wheat by R.
Graham ; oar butter by Robb. Thomson,
Inward 2 oars coal for Brussels Salt
Works. 29 tickets were sold for the
Owen Bound excareion on Wednesday.
The return train did not arrive at Brus-
sels till 6 a. m., Thoreday morning owing
to a breakdown between Atwood and
Henfryn.
CELEBRATION IN BRUSSELS. -For the
perfecting of the program for Ibe Corona.
tion Celebration in Brothels on Thoreday,
26th inst., the Committees are busily
engaged. The well known 33rd Regt.
Band, of Seaforth has been scoured for
the day. A local football match is being
arranged between Grey and Morrie town•
ohipa for the forenoon ; a hustling Base
Bell contest is on deok between the lively
Harrieton nine and Brnooele ; Kincardine
a
and
L aknow will
battle for Laaroee
e
honors and a rousing Football metoh will
be oe the tapie for the evening, followed
by Fireworke display well worth seeing,
Other attractive features will On be
added. Admission to the Park is placed
atthe email gam of 10 09019 ao that no
one need absent themeelvea. Keep the
date clear and take in the day's sports,
Watch out for the billeaod programa.
The anneal $1 egoorelon by water front
Glpderieh to Detroit will be On the new
etwuuer "Greyhound" en Wedaeeday
June 18th returping Theraday evening
*heat 0 80,
Aow1,1Ne Taop$g,-W. Jaokeon, of Olin -
100., bee donated a httndeome eilvot o0p
to be played for able season .ae follow! ;
The Bowling olube of Clinton, Goderioh,
Seefortb, Mitchell, Stratford, J ietowel,
Braeeele, Wiegham and Kincardine, will
each bold te competition io einglee, and
the nine victoral representing the nine
Globe mentioned will meet eome day to
be appointed during the first week 10
Angnet and play off for the Jaokn0n
Trophy Cup, The c0inpetitian emouget
the membere of this club and the anal
oompetition to be under the direction of
the President of the Clinton club, who
will ebortly issue rales governing the
oonteet,
Banat & Co. have sold 62 buggiee and 6'
waggons this season --already, and are
now offering epenlal bargaine for one
month se they intend to make tgie season
a record breaker in the number of sales,
remember the date, Jell! 1231) ie the
limit for bargains, yoo need not be afraid
to drive 80 or 40 mile8 to the their stook,
you will be sere to buy. It will be to your
advantage to see the High Grade buggiee
at close prices. Robs. Thomson has
parobased one o! the pnemnatio steel
wheel, ball bearing, bike boggier. This
is the Brd they have said in Brussels and
they are all giving first alae! eatietaotion,
These rigs 00.0 be bought from Ewan &
Co. at close prices at the np•to date
Carriage factory.
L'IERSONAL PAR MIRAPBS.
Ed. Mole, of Auburn, spent Sunday in
B russets.
S. and Mrs. Beattie moved to London
Tuesday,
B. B. Scottie, of Listowel, was in town
Tuesday.
A. Cooeley and Glynn were in Seaforth
last Friday.
Mies Tana Sample was visiting in Grey
part of last week. -
B. Gerry made a business trip to
Ripley on Monday.
Soo. F. MoCree returned to Toronto on
Monday of that week.
Herbert Williamson is on the eiok list
tbie week with meaalee..
Mrs. Jno. Thomson 18 vieiting friends
at Galt and other places.
Mre. Murray, of Seaforth, was vieiting
Mrs. A. Oonelay feat week.
Mise May Deadman is home from the
Woodstock Business College.
Mines Smith and Hemphill, of Wrox.
eter, were in town last week,
Mies Souoh, of Morrie, spent Booday
with her sister Mrs. Geo. Lowry.
Harold Oreighton, of Boston, is home
on e. holiday for a couple of weeke.
Mrs. Ohae. Climie and children, of
Listowel are vieiting Mrs. R. K. Rosa.
Mre. Philip Accent and Harry arrived
home on Saturday last from Miohigao.
Mrs. MoLean, Princess St., is home
from a visit with friende in Tnokeremith.
R. H. and Mre. Green, of Trowbridge,
were visiting Mre, Harris over Sunday.
G. A. Powell, a former Bruoselite leaves
next Monday for England on a hneineee
trip.
Mi9aee Forbes, of Wingham, were
vieiting Thos. and Mre, Maxwell this
week,
Mre. John Leokie and Mre. (Dr.) Hot.
mea were vieiting in O_ wen Sound this
week.
N. B. Gerry, wife and daughter, of
Blyth, were io town on a short visit last
week.
Chas. Watt, wife and daughter, of
Flint, Mich., are vieiting at Jno. Mo-
Orae's.
Mise Helen Bowers, who hoe spent some
months in Brussels, has returned to
Clinton.
Mre. P. Boost spent a day or eo with
her aunt Mre. J. Cline in Owen Sound
this week.
D. M, Ferguson, of Stratford, starts on
hie European purchasing trip on Friday
of this week.
R. Little, of Toronto, ie here looking
atter the thinning of the anger baste in
this locality.
R. Roche, of Listowel, was home on
Thursday of last week and book in the
foot ball match.
Duncan, John and Colin McArthur
lett on Tueeday of this week for a trip to
the Old Country,
H. Branston, blacksmith at the Cober
factory, has moved hie family to Brussels
from Walkerton.
Mre. Jae. MoLnncblin, of Wingltam,
was vieiting relatives ani friende in town
during the past week.
Mre. Chas. E. Stone, of Langdon, North
Dakota, is visiting her father, Juo, Mo•
Orae, and other relatives.
Dr. G. L. Ball, of Tordnto, and J. J.
Ball, of Winghem, were palling on old
friends in town last week.
F. J. and Mrs. Sobeak arrived in town
last Friday from Toronto and will visit
with John and Mre. Wynn.
Barristers Sinolair and Blair and Min
McNabb and W. Kreuter were visitors in
the Co. town last Friday.
Mies Laura Leatherdale is bothered
with nervous trouble we are sorry to here,
but hope she will soon be better.
Mies Bessie Livingetoue and her friend
Mies Ada Miller, of Detroit, are vieiting
the Misses Livingstone this week.
D. Rose, Mrs, A. M. McKay and eon
Rose, were speeding a couple of days in
Chesty this week with Thos. and Mrs.
Rose.
Mrs. Weeks (nee Mise Nellie Price) a
one time resident of town, ie now living
in Britieb Columbia. She was married
in the West last April.
Mrs. Joseph Burton, of town, was Bent
from Goderioh to London Aeylum for
treatment for her mental ailment. We
hope it will prove affioaoione,
Mrs. Stirling, of White Lake, 011., ie
vieiting her slater, Mee. Robt. MaNaegb•
ton. Her grand•daoghter, Mies Tiny
MoLaohlan, aeoompanied her,
W. F., Mre, and Ibe Miens Walton'',
of Wingham, spent Sunday in town,
Mies Julia Bartliff returned with them
and spent a day or so in Wingbam.
Jetties Monate received word from hie
brother Robert of his safe arrival in
Liverpool on Monday morning May 19th.
He bad a very pleasant voyage across the
00ean,
William Miller, of the G. T. R. Election
who hae been ill for some menthe ie im•
vin in health
and
is able to
get about
ro
p g
a ilttle. We hope he will soon be coeval•
!cont.
Mile Kate Killoran, of Seaforth, a
former teacher in Brothels Publlc Sobool,
waein town Thoreday of last week. Her
brother, John Killoran, watt referee of the
foot ball match between Brussels and
Wingham,
Jo►lo Hales and ramify have taken ftp
there abode on I,'rineeso St.
P. Watson and wife epent lest week
0iaielng at Aima, Huron Road, and in
11fo0 lllop,
Mee Maud T'ergnoon, of Walton, spent,
a few day! Teat woelt with Mite Maggie
MaLanoh li n.
A. O9ueley, W. Clerk and
Barrett were off Monday for the day en a
netting outing,
Mies Lnoy Colvin hoe' been (lithe ill
thie week with hemorrhage of the lung!,
We Lapp the will be better Noon.
Mrs, W. B. McLean, of Seaforth, was
nursing her sister, Mre, Jae, Beattie,
who hes been ill for two weeks or mere.
We hope elle will Boon be better, ,
Mioeoe Mildred Soott and Bea McCrack.
en, W. l3. MoOraoken, Bierman Smith,
Jno, Donaldson, H. 13art1ill, It, Beattie,
W. Grilith, W. Crioh and F. Mame took
in
tbe excursion bo Owsn Bonus on • Wed.
nudity.
We are sorry to hear that Mre. (Rev,)
Cobbledick, formerly of Brnesete, to in a
private hospital In Toronto with nervone
prostration and rheumatism. Her many
old friende here hope for bar epecdy
reotoratioo to vigorous health,
Reginald Fletcher arrived home from
Chicago on Monday and will aeeiet hie
father in the management of his Menem.
He took a course in optics before leaving
Chicago so will be qualified to lend a band
to bis mother in this dap trtment,
E. Raymond Field and Miss Ida Mae
Frain, daughter of David T. Frain, of
Detroit, were married in that city on
Wednesday Jane 4th. Mre. Field's many
friends around Brussels wilt Wish the
happy couple a joyoue and pro0perone
wedded lite.
A Palmate HEALTH BOSOM -The
Grand Trunk Railway System have
t o Summer and
be lar tS
included is t large
Winter resorts which they are beioging
before the public, the Sanaitariam at St.
Catharines, Out., a retreat for rest and
recuperation. A mineral spring from
which the water flows and which is used
for bathing and maeeage pnrpoeee at this
eetabiiahment, was discovered years ago,
and has been the means of attracting
hundreds of the beat olaee of people from
the South to enjoy the benefits derived
from bathing in it. Considerably denser
than Bea water, the effects are very mark.
ed, and when heated and skillfully applied
oere9 rheumatism, gout, scrofula, nears.
Igia, liver trouble, akin dinettes and oases
of nervous prostration. Many of the
three are simply wonderful. The waters
of this spring are referred to in Snuck).
media, Brittanioa, Appleton'! American
Enoyalopredia, Hare's System of Thera-
peutics, oto. It is only daring the laet
few years that a commodious Sanitarium
has been established at thie point, com-
biniogrest.oare and family hotel. Oopiee
of a neat little booklet giving further
particulars may be had by applying to
Jae. D. MoDonald, Dietriot Passenger
Ageot, Toronto.
BRUSSELS HAD A SNAP. -A fine evening,
a tremendous armed, park in good ahepe,
a tie to be broken end two big contingents
ready and willing to hurrah themselves
hoarse over their favorites were loading
features of the Wingham vs, Brnseele
League Football match Thursday even.
ing of •laet week. Game was called
shortly after 6 30 o'olook on Victoria Park,
Brussels, with referee Killoran in nom.
mend. It was a hotly confuted game
although one aided and the man between
the flags for the home team, R. Pearson
although very willing had oompartively
little to do in defending hie oitidal. The
visitors tongbt hard to keep bank the en•
veloping tide bat it was of no avail and
when time was called Brueeele was victor
by 5 to 0. The individual and oombi•
nation play of the home team wee neat
and opportune and the visitors were un-
able to resist tbe onward march. Line up
was as follows :-
WINGHAN BRUeSOLe
F Rush Goal R Pearson
J Mitchell ...,..1. Backe { I Gerry
1 n Sample
J Florae ,........ 1 G Ferguson
9 Backe { W A 'Tripp
( A Meat&tighten
....,.... F it
W Good
Forward! T McItae
W
Roohe
W Cameron
H Donna
H
Hamilton
W Burgess
F Harrison
R Aitron6
The gate reoetute were $76. By winning
tbie match Brothels goo into feet corn-
parry in the next eerier euoh ea Stratford,
Galt &a. ao that to retain present laurels
it, will require 00010 bustling. Not in
the leant inferior to Thursday's play,
C!1hlt(III (/HIMES.
W. H. Kerr attended London Confer.
once, at Sarnia, for a few days during the,
pact week.
C. E. and 0. S. Convention for Huron
Conuty meets at Blyth on Wednesday.
end Thursday of next week.
Oa Sauday, June 161b, there will be
Divine service in the Catholic ohuroh,
Brueeele, at 11 o'olook a. m.
I
n
The recent Methodist Conference, had
last week at Sarnia, attached Oranbrook
appointment to Brueeele. Preaching will
be held emit) Sabbath afternoon.
President Hem and Ilia new etaff of
oftioere are now doing bnoineos in oonneo.
tion with the Brnseele Epworth League.
They are figuring on a beep term.
Sabbath morning last Rev. R. Paul took
as his theme in the Methodist oharoh
one Soil's desire for God." In the
evening"Redemption" was the topic.
Rev. Jno. Holmes will be home from
Conference and will campy his own pal.
pit next Sabbath. His new appointment
by the Stationing Committee i0 Blyth.
Next Sunday evening the members of
Brussels Tent, K. 0. T. M. and theRiver-
aide Hive, L. O. T. ed., will attend St.
John'! March at 7 p. m. Rev. Geo. J.
,.bey will preach the anneal sermon.
A Preparatory service will be held in
Melville oharoh, Saturday afternoon next
at 2.80. Rev Mr. McNabb, of Walton,
will preach. On Monday at 10.30 a. m.
a Thanksgiving 'service will be held
Bev. B. 8. G. Anderson of Wroxeter
will preach.
Rev. Jno. Roes B. A. preached from
the text "The Kingdom of Heaven suffer.
eth Violence" Mathew 1.1. and 12 end the
evening subject was "Sin!s ruinous work"
Ezekiel 18 and 30 (1) It deceives the soul ;
(2) It degrades the soul; (3) It darkens
the soul ; (4) It destroys the soul.
Rev. G. J. Abey will only have one
congregation iu his charge at Preston.
A meeting of the Wardeoe was held on
Monday evening in Bt. John's church at
which it was sorrowfully decided to allow
tbe popular incumbent to go Eastward
at tbe end of June. Mr. Abey will hold
a Coronation service at 10 30 a. m., fn
Bt. Johns church, on Jane 26th.
The Globe's Hamilton correspondent
lays r• -"Rev. Geo. F. Salton, pastor of
the Centenary oharoh, formerly of Bona
gets, will go to England to see the core.
nation. Prior to his departure for the
old country he will take about forty email
the cit to Elsinore on the
children from y
alePx`ate.'orla:,Ialla'1::u't 7 3e7a.•
HEAD OFFIQE. •a TORONTO
CAPITAL PAID IIP (Oce Million Dynan) •
REST
51,000,000
5750,000
Agenciea'ttt 3li principal points in Ontario, Qnebeo,MMnitoba, United Slater t Ettetand.
A General BanDraft!king BpeiIaneeeguedand TranColieeaotedptione made, )fon all parmers' Notesointe, Dieoonpted.
SAVINOS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interact allowed on deposite of 51,00 and npwarde and oompoanded hall yearly.
139801A3 ATTn ming oovalo TO THS OoxLeOTION Or FAnM611e' BALs Norse,
Every funk afforded Coetomere living at a dietinae.
payable at any bank ig:"
eueci ••Ender ;1200...1..180°a',
10.,.. 8a, 520 to 880,.128
Money Orders at the following rates ; 810 to 520....100, 80 to 40....140
F. 8, GRAY, Acanthi, Aoten.
Wateon aseeeeora eatery $70 ; A• Kelly
building, culvert $2 00; John Mo3lilan
work on road $2,00 ; W. Clark part salary
$40,00 ; Jae. Scott repairing oolvert $1,00 ;
R. Smith putting in culvert 58 00 ; J. B.
MaLaoohlin plough broken on road $1.50;
Wm. Cochrane cleaning out ditoh $6 00 ;
$. Bone potting plank on culvert 25 ciente.
Tho cannon then adjourned to meet again
after court of Revieion on the 23rd Jane,
W. CLARE, Clerk.
Business Locals.
Eons 'from beet pen of Barred Rooke,
from now to June let. $100 for setting
of 15. Ara. Sirens, Brnseele.
A Lon of eeeond•hand organs for Bale
cheap, or to rent. Some pf them almost
new. R. LEATHEnrALe.
Fast=PLows.-Farmere . desiring the
beet plow ehoald call on me and order a
Fleury. Jno. Lana, Agent, Broeeele.
Yon oan get 16 fine photos. for 360., in
tour different eittinge. This pride ie good
for a abort time. Studio in Stratton
Block.
n 'entlemen
- ad
fee and T EP9ALI0: L
To $ g
`all cutlery oan be ground, sharpened and
repaired by Sawfller McGregor, Mill
street East, Brussels. Choice work at
reasonable prime.
Eons 14 dents. We boy for oaeh or
trade, wool, eggs and butter. A $20,000
stook of dry goods, groceries, ready made
clothing, carpets, boobs and oboes to
select from.
Gro. E. Krno, Wingham.
Premier Roth. majority in West Mid.
dleeex watt 604.
J. W. Macro, Liberal M.P. P. elect for
North Renfrew, ie. dead.
The Brantford etaroh works were de.
etroyed by fire. The loos ie $50,000.
Conductor George Bentley, of Smitb'e
Falls wee fo0nd dead on the 0. P. R.
The Canadian Tubular Steamship 011
Transportation Company has been in•
corporated in New Jersey to pnrohaee the
patents of the Knapp roller boat.
OEORN.
OSBORNH.-In Grey on June 23rd to Mr.
end Mre. Charles Osborne, a
daughter.
M.A.RRS£D,
WATOHE0-W0000.-At Victoria Cottage,
Brunetti, on June 11, by Rev. R.
Paul, Mr. John W. Watcher to Miser
Mary 0. Wells, both of Wingham.
GIBeoN.-In Grey, on Jane 8, at the
reeidenee of her daughter, fors. R. J,
Hoover, Mre. Jae. Gibson, aged 69
years, 6 month and 24 days.
IBM TTSS:1✓=+^� MAR SET$,
Fall Wheat
Barley ...... .......
Peas
Oats
t
Buttes, tube at d rolls
Beaoh, fora ten days' vacation. Wben Eggs per dozen
he returns he will take hie Boye' Club Flour per owl. .....
for a longer opting to Ohaotangoa, N. Y." Potatoea (per lona)
Rev. Mr. Edmunds, of Preston, preach• Apples (per bbl.)
ed in St. John's church last Sunday. gay per ton
The text at the morning service woe •2n5 Sheep eking, each
Kings 5th chapter and 12th verse and in
tbe evening he spoke from Psalm 48, 9th
10th and llth verees, "He maketh ware
to cease unto the end of the earth oto."
The discourses were in keeping with the
the thanksgiving over the Proclamation
of pesos between Great Britian and the
Boers of South Africa, "God Save the
King" wail song both morning and even.
ing. Rev. Mr. Abey the incumbent
Restated in the services,
Morris Council Meeting.
The oonnell met as a court of Revision
on the armament. Roll membere all
present and enbeoribed the oath required
by statute. Appeals were disposed of as
follows :-51, M. Cardiff rednoed $200 on
S. pt. 25 con. 5. A. Roe reduced $100 on
N. pt 4 coo. 1. J. & J. Miller entered
owners S. ?a 12 con, 6. Thos. Miller
entered tenaut B. j 22 eon. 6, Jas. Nes•
hitt entered owner N. 714 bon. 8. M.
Nichol enteredteoantN. 126 eon. 5. Joe
Wightmao entered tenant W. pt 1 eon. 6.
A. Taylor entered tenant 5.I"13 non. 6.
Geo. Lawrence entered F. S., S. , 1 con. 5.
Roased Fear entered F. S., 8. t No. } 21
con, 9. On motion of Code and Shaw
the court of Bevieion then adjourned to
meet again on .June 23rd at 10 o'clock a.
m. Connell bueibeee was then proceeded
with 'minutes of teat meeting read and
passed. A petition was presented by W.
A. Ashton and othere asking to bave
sideline between Iota 26 and 26 con. 7,
opened. On motion of Shaw and Taylor
said petition wee laid over to be oon6id r•
ed at next council meeting, Ou motion
of Code and Jaokeon the Reeve was
ioetrooted to have Forbes' bridge pat in a
proper state of repair. On motion of
Jackson and Shaw, Mr. Taylor wee
inatraoted to have guard tenon at bridges
on 4th and 631 lines put in a proper state
of repair also to have neoeeeary fltling
done at Sunshine bridge. On motion of
Shaw and Gods the sum of $160 rattail was
granted for expenditure on East and
West B
needarise and $a
each on
North
and South Boundaries providingV
idleg the
adjoining mnnioipalities expend an equi-
valent. On motion of Taylor;antf Jeolteon
Mr. Sbaw was inatrnoted to interview
the operator in regard to use of a team
on road grader. A00000to were ordered
to be paid aa follows a -Duff and,$townrt
fioering J3odmin brfdgo 546,60 ; John
Lamb shine earth
Salt per bbl., retail.....
Hides telmmed 6
Hides rough 5
Hoge, Live 6 60 6 50
Wool 11 12
74
48
70
42
13
11
4 00
36
2 00
6 00
26
25
1 00
12MO TH
�URHAM BULL1 N S
.con '.TF,R
ofor sale, 8 in nil PI
or
ROBERTSON, Lot &, Con, 9, grey, urueeole
P, 0, 96
FIOUBT;; AND 1 ACRES 09'
land, eligibly located on Tnrnb airy
etreet,Bruaeels. for sale. Will be sold en
Woe or house and lots separately, to suit
purchaser. GoOd dairy bualneos In eon nee.
9100, Poaseseion could be given any tune.
For price. terms, die.. apply to NEIL Mo•
LAUGHLIN, Bruonels.
Notice of Transfer.
AMERICAN HOTEL, BRUSSELS.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the
regulations in that behalf, that I, the under-
signed, have applied for a transfer of the
Hotel
the saigranted
transfer will beecompl! d
and signed to by the Commissioners after
the second publication of this notice, ae re-
quited
e-
8 Dated by law.
June 234,10NRY 00.
94
Potato Byes
Are Ripe
Suva Year -Potatoes • with early
Parse Green. When the tinge Some
they eome with a reeb. Be reedy
for them. They're °pita numer•
ons eome piaaee already, Nothing
like being ready before the bogs
ere ready, Our Patio .Green stank
is all ready. It'e the very beet
Green we can get. We guarantee
every pound of it to give entire
eatiefaotioo or your money bank,
26c, per pound
X
DRUG STORE,
Tenders for Hay.
Tenders will be received by the under•
signed,up to Wednesday, June 18, for the
bay ou the Agricultural Park, Brueeele. All
noxloue weeds to be cut by the nu¢oeeelul
tenderer to satisfaction of SeeretarY.
JAB, 8PEI0, • W. H. HERB,
President, Secretary.
ejLECKIE,
�. a LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
VALUATOR, &e.
Offloe over Burnley's Drug Store,
Fel). 0314, 194 98•11m Brueeole.
75
50
71
48
14
12
5 00
35
8 00
6 60
26
30
70
671
6
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
June Millinery
GOOD YEAR OLD STEERS
Wanted, eaitable for ranch purpoeee,
Apply to GEO, BEST, Ilrussete,
T.OST.-A. LEATHER CASE
containing broom gametes, between
Bluevale and Brussels. 81.00 reward for re•
turning same to the QUEEN'S HOTEL,
Brussels. 48-1
ICOR SALE. -THE UNDER -
STONED offers 1110 horse, buggy, cutter,
cart and barnena for sale as he is removing
from Brueoein and bee no further need of
them. BEV, G. J. ABET.
.$20,000 to Loan.
The above 9000 bee been placed with mo
for Immo Mate investment on farm proper-
ty at 6 per cent. If titles are natiefactory
loans may be completed in 9 days, Liberal
SAIBei&o1reilt', terms INCLRarrist,ues.
HOUSE AND CARRIAGE
PAINTING, &o. -Tho undersigned is
Prepared to attend to the wants of the eco
fin in home painting, paper banging, r•
ating, Carriage painting, deo. Satisfaction
0080re,1 and reasonable grinee charged.
Give mea call. T, SNIDER,
.• •31111.. ttreet,,,'Bruseele,,.
11.1111101.16.-7-
We have just_ received
a nice line of Cool,
Dainty, Light Summer
Hats. Just the latest
for the J!?id-summer
Weather. Call and see
us betore purchasing.
To Contractors.
Tenderswill be received by the under-
signed for the eredtien of either stone or
concrete abutmeete, 10 feet high, fora bridge
at Lot 6, Con. 14, Grey, plane and opeel8oa
Mtn O -
tione n be 0000 at lerk'e ohne!.
JOHN MCINTOSH, Olerk,Ethel.
MIssEs HABKIRK
The New .. .
DRY GOODS
STORE.
NOTIOL--UNDER AND 13Y
virtue of the feetv1J1 and teetamont
of Phillip Gremlin°, or., the property being
Mtn 60 & 107 Woet side of JaMOO et„
anlage to s 1
on Ja o t, all
06 fronting moo .
and N09, 164 &.l g
to the ,eonvillage n nil 10Bruall a the 01018ornity or
Huron, ¢bo offered.
10 els one afire more or
less will bo on atter t ana expiration iiruseots by
oe
m nllc eu0tian after theFoer of three
months from date awItIhereof. Further and 31 s
lore and date of male will be advertised at a
later date, PHILLIP iRANBINL,Jr„
Executor,
Dated Juno 1011[,1000,
The inexperienced shopper can come and buy at this
store with absolute safety. We don't juggle with prices.
One price only and that price the • lowest consistent with
fair and honest dealing. Remember our guarantee "Money
refunded if goods are not as represented."
Take special note of the following Special Bargains
for Saturday and Monday shoppers: -
Men's Shoos
80 pairs Men's Gaiters and
Laced Sboee, regular
prioee were 52.60, 58 00
and $3 50. Bargain Day.
Price
$1.50
Ladies' Wrappers
10 only Ladiee' Print
Wrappers, assorted col.
ore, regular price 61,00
and $1.26. Bargaid Day
Prioe ,
750.
Ladios' Capps
7 Ladies' Cape,' in both
plain and trimmed, reg.
priaee were 52, $3 60 and
$4 60. Special Saturdeiy
to clear.... .... . .. ....*
75c, $1.26 $1,76
Men's Ties
60 only Men'e and Boys'
Bow Ties that were
16o and 200. Bargain
Day bird td oloar,
that
50.
Ladino' Suits
' Cashmore Rose
4 only Ladies' Homespun, Special line Ladies' Blaok
Tailor•made Ooetamee, Osehmere Roth, eeam-
in fawn and green, reg. lees, spliced heel and tee,
prides $12.76 and $11.50, , worth triplet. 258 and
Bargain dope pries only 30o, for per p0ir........
6.25 I 200.
See our Boys' Suits at
IiALF PRICE
See our Men's Suits at
HALF PRICE
Grover & Co.
Garfield Block,
Brussels,