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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1902-9-25, Page 8�1 is .t 'ail Wall Papers The Season for Papering and House-cleaning will soon be here and we are well prepared for the Wall Paper trade this Fall as our Spring Orders are now coming in, Our new Papers will be AR O H ••• A P E .1. V and the designs are far more handsome than any we ever had before, Do not fail to call and see our Papers whether you intend to buy or not. HURSLEY'S QRUG STORE BRUSSELS. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. e0UTHEHN EXTENSION W. O. & H. Trains leave Brands Station, North and south, as follows; GOING 8017TH GOING Nonoo, Mail ?:18 a.m 1 Mixed 10:00 am Mixed... ..... ,10 00 a.m 1 Mail 1:17 p.m Expresso,.... 0:25 p.m I Express &17 p,m -1t ICU al 3.elns rems, A ohiel'o amang ye fakir' notes, An' faith he'll punt ie.• Muammar Orem:ars. BRUSSELS Fair Thursday and Friday of next week. Jam. Gramma shipped a oar of oattle on Wednesday to Toronto. Aware) Bagmen shipped 5 oars of wheat and a oar of oats this week. W. H, Mdatum= is attending Exeter and Seaforth Fall Fairs thio week. WEDDING invitations printed neatly and quickly at Tao Pose Publishing Hoare. A Oda of lambd and 2 oars of cattle were shipped by George Beet Eastward during the past week. MAKE your Fall Fair entries early. It relieves the rub on the Secretary and eaves time to the exhibitor. R. Gateaux, of Brueeele, grain dealer, will judge the grain at Atwood Fall Fair this year. He'll lilt the bill all right. HAMMERS' Excursion to Manitoba on Tuesday of next week. Perti:ulers may be gleaned from advt. on page 4 of this issue. A Oourro of raeoone were beard Mon. day night in the Nurth Easterly part of Brnesele. They are said to be plentiful this Fall. Oven $600 80 in prizes at Brueeele Fall Fair. Entries are being made and all are requested to hand in or mail liete'ae soon aa possible to W. H. Kerr, the Sec- retary. Tan wateh lost and advertised in Tan Pose was :returned to its owner Met 'Sat- urday. Mrs. Shedden, 4th line, Morris, found the missing time pieoe. It pays to advertise in THE Posts. THE Maocabee Tent here ie pushing the proposal of organizing a new Braes Band and the expemati000 are that the new outfit to constitute a 14 member Baud will soon be here. Tae Salt Works is busy tbie week turn. ing out a big order for coarse salt. They whipped 6 oars of Balt during the past week and received 2 oars of coal and a ear of ooeperage atock for their cooper shop. Lane driving contest at Brueeele Fair is always an interesting event. The competitor to barneee and hitoh the horse to a buggy and drive once round the mile track. Fall Bete of harness and no Beeps allowed, Horses to trot or pace. 4 o'oloak ie the boar set for this contest. MONouenTON MEDAL,—Last weak THE POST emitted to mention that the fine medal donated by Dr. McNaughton to the Bowling -Club was won by Jno. Hewitt, tonsorial artiet. Druggist Fox was slaying the Philistines for some time and gave a number of hard:dories to swallow on the bowling lawn bat Mr, Hewitt gave the drag dispenser a dry shave and be. name the owner of the much coveted trophy. Tau Sohool Board is asking the town Ooneoilfor $1600 for eobool purposes this year. This is $50 more than last year, a moll inoreaee oousidering the extra work being done. It is expeoted that the unused room in the eohool build- ing will have to be ooeupied after the New Year which will give Brnesele eohool a etaff of 6 teaohere. The young people of thio locality are highly privileged, and should make good use of their opportuni- ties. SPEEDING EVENTS at the Fall Fair, Brueeele, Friday afternoon of next week will coneiet of a half mile trotting rase open to farmers' horses. The first prize will be $10,00, and the tad, $5,00. Best 2 in 8. A 2.80 Rue, mile beats, beet 3 in 5, ler which the purses are $30.00, $20,00 and $10.00 ; and a 2,40 trot, mile beats, 8 in 5, with awards of 530.00, 520.00 and 510.00. All competitors mast be membere of the Agricultural sooiety. To Farmers' oanteet no other entrance fee. For other events 5% of purse. Speeding takes plaoe at 2 p. m. ONTAnto Gore LAWO,—At the request of looal•eportemen, Tao lose herewith pub. liehee an abstract of the Ontario game laws, giving the open dates for shooting familiar game in this looality, both dates given being inclusive in every mase :-- Duoka, Sept. let to Deo. 16th, Geeee and swans, Sept. 15th to May lat. Grouse, Sept. 15th to Dea, 15th. Hares, Sept. 15 to Deo. 15th. Partridge, Sept. 15th to Deo. 15th, but. may not be bought or gold before Sept. 15th, 1905. Pheaeente, Sept, lath to Dee. 15tb. Plover, Sept. 16th to Deo, 1561. Quail, Oot. 15th to Dee. 15011. Snipe, Sept. 15th to Deo. 15'11. Wood000k, Sept. 15th to Deo,15th. • sgairrele (blank sad grey) Sept. lath to Deo. 1616. Maekrate, Jan, 1st to May let, bet no muskrat may be shot during the month Of April FoosTH Division Court Wednesday of next week. A Can of wheat and a oar of oats were shipped by R, Graham on Wednesday. A. C. Dom forwarded a car of hogs, a oar of cattle and a ear of lambs from Brueeele station this week. WEeennN Exaureione are being reel thie Thursday, Friday and Saturday to points. in the Troited States at reduced rates.. BOSSE petty thieving of fruit, &a„ from store fronts ie complained of and the namee of some boys are in hand for the same. SEE the nail driving and soap race at Brueeele Fair. The track will be roped off 0o ae to give both competitors and epeotatore a good show. Bins. Igo. Foeooe, Albert street, enter. Mined the choir of Melville Ohuroh in a moat hospitable manner at her residence last Tuesday evening. CONSTABLE MCLAO0HLIN was after some of the yonthfal Bylaw breakers along the line of fireworks last Monday evening and the look -up came nearly having 000apeots for Ibe night. Tan "Palace" will be open Thursday evening of next week for an examination of indoor exhibits. Building lighted with electricity. Musical program will be rendered. Admission fee only 10 cents. Miamian openings in Brussels next week commencing on Wednesday. Very elaborate preparations are being made by the three millinery stores and a tip-top display of fashionable millinery may be expected. No doubt every lady in and around Brnesele will make an effort to attend, GEORGE OMR has sold his house and lot on John street to Alfred Butter. The latter disposed of the property he pur- chased from D. A. Lowry to Henry Woods, of Grey township, who will be moving to Brussels this Fall. Al?. will be keeping one of these house some of these days and installing a housekeeper. Some fella] say he has her picked out DOW. SECTION 1 of Musketry Regulation° safety precautions provides that a large red danger flag must be hoisted in a conepi000ue place on the Rifle Range during all practices. In obedienoe to the above regulation a 30 foot pole ie being erected at the entrance to the Brussels Rifle Rouge—near the Salt Werke—and the pnblia are hereby warned that when the red flag i0 displayed shooting is taking plane and anyone creasing the firing line does so at their peril. HOTEL Mao MEET.=Meeere. James and Qoerrin, of Brueeele • Aoheeon and Hawkehaw, of Exeter ; Emigh, of Blyth ; Mo0aughey, of Hensel! ; Blashill, of Walton ; and Delaoey, of Seaforth, met in Clinton Monday of last week on behalf of the liquor interests, bat no basineae was done, and they adjourned to meet at the call of the Secretary, who was away in Toronto. It is not decided whether they shall put up a fight or not at the coming referendum on Deo. 4111. PMICHAB1B.—B. Gerry has purohaeed. the stook of hardware, tinware, &o., belonging to George Zilliax,jr., Listowel, and will coutioue the business in that town, Bert. Gerry will take charge of the store and will be assisted aa neoeeeity demands and time permits by We father who is one of the pioneers in these lines, The Lietowol people will 'find the new proprietors up•lo-date briefness men and worthy oitizens. Mr, Gerry ea will not remove from Brussels as the train con. ne0tione will enable him to got baok and forth conveniently. Ton POST wiehee them 0000000. WILL BE AT BRUSSELS FAIR, F. 0. El- ford, the representative of the Depart. ment of Agriculture, nae arranged with the Secretary to gfve an exhibition of the stuffing and fattening premiere now being tested in preparing poultry for market. The method will be thoroughly explained and practically illustrated and the infor• metier] received should be well worth the admission to the Fair without anything else. Don't fail to see Mr. Elford and bear what he has to say. He ie en affable, level beaded young gentleman and well versed in this particular depart., meat of 0o mush importance to the farm- ing oommenity. Llonaoe INSPECTOR Miarnoa has eeoured a liet of namee of youths under 21 years of age wbo are in the habit of frequent- ing hotels and has warned the hotel keepers, of Brussels, au to the law in reference to them. Here is what the Statute says in aoeneotiou and we give it so that if examples are made of tffendere it will not be for want of knowledge (Jong these linea :—"Any licensed person who, without proper canes, suffers or permits any person of eithersex, apparently or to the knowledge of each lioeneed person under the age of twenty-one years undo. aompanied by his or her parent or guar- dian, and nut being a resident on the premien of snob hemmed person or a bona fide lodger or boarder, without good and sufficient reason, to linger or loiter in or about any barroom or other room on snob premises in whioh liquor ie Merton. sed, shall for every euoh offence be liable to a penalty of not lug than 55 and not to exceed 510, besidee eoete ; end any email person go lingering or loitering se afore- said without good and euffioiont canoe, and who ie not a resident on -the premieee or a bona fide ledger or boarder, or Who ,ie not acoompanied by hie or her parent or guardian, shall oleo be liable to a penalty of not lens than $2 and tot more than 510, beeidee. 60. V, 8, 60, e, 10." FAONIONABLE IIILLINE ,Ya t FAIL OPENING.. II 1 . ISSES FABIIBR have returned from" attend, tag the Millinery Displays at Detroit, Toronto and London and take pleasure in annotmoing that their beautiful display of the Latestand moot Fash- ionable Fall Millinery will take place on THURSDAY URSDA% OCT. 1, 2 & 3 A. hearty invitation is extended to the Ladies of Brussels 04 Wednesday and visitors to the.Fair on Thursday and Friday. Misses Habkirk W. W. HARRIS has bought - about 10,00) boxes of cheese. for Fall delivery for Bal- lantyne & Son, Stratford. Mine Bicycle race at Brueeele Fair ahould give the cyclists a ohanoe to die - play their speed. Open race. No en. trance fee, best 2 iu 8. let, $5.00 ;2nd, 52 00 ; 3rd, 5100. SERGEANT MEADOWS and 8 other non. oommieeioned officers of Muerte Pelee. tear Co. lett Tuesday morning for Niagara. - on -the Lake, where they are studying military tactics this week. A Conanar and moving picture' enter -i tainment, under the auspices of .the R. 0. Ohurob, Brueseln, is on the MIAs. The Passion Play will be presented and date is likely to be Oot. 20, in Town Hall, Ton portion of the. Bowling ground lovelledtbleseason hoe bun Heeded and the balance of the new ground will be utilized for flower Bede next Summer. A wind mill to supply the neoeesary water required for the lawn may be put up. Tan house belonging to ember & 'Sona,. West of their large Carriage Works, has been moved this week' to a more eligible site on QJeen street onanother lot owned by the firm. !'Dose" Cole, of Ethel, bad the job. A number of im• provemente will be made to the building and when completed the senior member of the firm will move his family to it. Ir you want a good time attend the Fall Fair Concert, Town Hall, Brueeels, Friday, Ont. 3, The talent will eoneiet of Mise Ethyle Powell, soprano, Toronto ; the humorous Jae. Fax ; Mise Alherta MoNanght, in 01°01160a ; 0ud the aliases MaLauehlio, pianiete. Fax will give you a 51 worth of hearty laughs a'one. Plan of Hall at Fox'a Drug store. Get your Beate reserved early. AT the Western fair J. A. Kelly's standard bred mare•"Jessie McLaughlin" took first prize in her olaee and sweep stakes for the best roadeeer mare. -Tbie fine mare, as we have stated before was owned by Thou. MoLauahlin, Braeeels, from whom Mr. Rally, of Listowel, bought her. Sbe ie bred from Scott & Warwick'e "Costumer" and ie a good One without any doubt. Tao Listowel Banner of last week eaye :—Dinh Roche, wbo trained Carrie A„ the winner of the Oooadian Futurity at Toronto, hart the mare in hand for fall work. She in a handsome three year- old and is owned by P. Ameat, Brae eels. She is by Costumer, dam by Sidney, and won her rase in 2.45i: in tbe mud. There were originally over 100 entries for thie race, though there were but four starters. THE Canadian Jubilee Singers and Im. perial Orobeetra gave a courier] in the Town Hall last Tuesday evening to a good house, 000eidering the wet evening. The program ooneieted of plantation choruses, quartettes, solos and ioetrumental setae Cong. The trombone Bolo "The Holy City" by F. N. Warner was exceedingly well done. Mies Dorea and M. Frannie sustained themselves as soprano and tenor soloist°. Mr, Overstreet, the been, hardly fills the plane ot-E. s. Tbomoo, except in size. The oompany is running two and there's just a danger er the troupes a her s l g t between two stools they may mote to the ground. LlsTowEL FALL FAIR, SEPT. 30TH, & OCT. 1sT.—Tho Directors of the Listowel Fall Fair are sparing no paine to make theair a pronounced success again thie F P g year the Fair is becoming more interest• and gaining in public favor. It will be opened by the Hoe. Jno. Dryden, Minister of Agriculture, who will deliver au address at 1.30 p. m. on Wedeeday. Expert judges appointed by the Depart - of Agrioaltnre will award prizes for live stook and will demonstrate the good pointe of the animals. The interior die. play promisee to be enmity attraotive this year, applications for apace, prize lists &o. have been coming in very rapid. ly. There will be a grand promenade concert in the risk on Tuesday evening for whish a very attractive program ie being prepared, including humorous Bongo and obereeter sketches by Mr. Harry Bennett, of Toronto, who has a previa. oial name in that line. Aieo fancy drilla by the Daughters of the Regiment, music by the band, singing by the eobool ohildren &a.. Prize Bete may be had far the asking. W. E. BINNING, Secy. JUST IN LINE WITH THE MasonITY.—The Direotors of Emit Huron Fall Fair on. itedly decided' to pat the admission fee to the Fair at 26a for adults, the same as formerly, and in doing so bad the follow. ing reasons under consideration 1—The' prize ]let bite grown no that from $800 to 5900 is required to disburse the awards. Then the expeneoe have to be paid and Hake run es to enuring enough of the coin to keep oat of debt, in foot not a few 0 0101100 have bad to oompromiae with the prize winners and paid only a percentage of the prizes, We aro in line with Stratford, Milverton, Listowel, Atwood; Teeewater, Luoknew, Wingham, Dangeouon, Goderiob and Seaferth who eaob charge the same fee, But Huron p'aif gives three speeding events, bioyele rasp, loot raama, hitching ap raoe fol ladies, "exhibit 'of pnal.ry feeding and fattenrne with address by an ,expert on 1 the euejeet., The eurpfea acoraing from the Fair goes into the Treasury of the Sooiety and ie used in iocroaoiug and developing the Fair of the next year eo that it ie to the interest of the funning oommnuity to support its The member ebip fee is only 51.00 and emelt member reoeivee two tickets. With good weather this year's Fair will dietanoe all Ate predeoeesore and entries are rolling in at a lively rate. Thursday and Friday of next week aro the dates no- get ready to attend, Business Locals. • Fanner plow pointe kept in stook e,0 Williams re Son's livery stable, Brussels. Oen 'Fall importation of fashionable dry geode are weekly arriving. We invite •inepeation. Sutter 16a. Gm, E. KING, Wingbom, To Tim PII13110.—Ladiee and gentlemen, all oatlery can be grband, sharpened and repaired by Sawfiler McGregor, Mill street East, Brueeele. Choice work' at reeeooable prices. Goon' employment for a number, of - girls and youtg•womeo'at the R. Forbes Co, Limited Knitting and Worsted Mille, Heepeler, Ont. Good wages paid weekly. Nice work. Apply by letter immediately and secure good position for Fall and Winter months. Also openings for few boye. 9-4 People We Know. • T, Ballantyne was vieiting in London last week. Jno. Ferguson wan in Stratford on Wednesday. Mies Katie Harbottle has been on the sick list this. week. Mina Carrie MeOraoken is attending the Seaforth Fair this week. Mise Hattie Geddes, wbo wart vieiting here, has returned to Detroit, R. K. and Mre. Roee and family spent Sunday with Listowel relatives. Mre. Norton, of Trout Creek, is visiting relatives and friende. in Brneeela. Mrs. A. E. Pelton, of Innerkip, was vieiting lalre. M. H. Moore last week. Harry Gooding has returned to town and will attend echool hdre for this term. Mtge Gertie Ewan has been home from school during the paettwo weeks through illness. Chas. Watts end family are moving to Brantford where they expect to make their home. Mre. Mattioe, of Port Huron, is vieiting her parente, N. and Mre, Crawford, Albert street, W. W. and Mre. Harris -and children spent a few days at Kinoardine during the past week. Mre. S. Ames, of Ethel, wee vieiting her daughter, Mre. D. 0. Roes for a few days this week. Mre. I. C. Rioherde has gone to Mid- land, Mirth., where she will vieit her parents for a week. Thome Simpeo0 returned to Berlin after spending two weeks with Lie daugb•. ter, Mre. J. J. Wilton. v Frank Oliver has been bother with a disabled baud. He Dot it -and erysipelas emend causing the trouble. Mise Ida Williams nae gone to Strut. ford where she will attend the Collegiate in that city. We wieh ber 0aoneae. Mre, B. Gerryhas one to Chicago on a Visit to relative. Her parents are both alive but quite poorly hence the trip. Rev, J. E. Hunter, who will attend College this Fall, at Toronto, wee a visitor at the Methodist Parsonage this week, Postmaster and Mre. Farrow arrived home on Monday from their visitto relatives and Mende at London and Obatbam. G. T. R. Agent Ham end sone expect to leave shortly on holiday outing for a week or so. A telieviag agent will substitute. John Calder has taken a position in the drug 'tore of Jae. Fox, He i0 a steady going yonng man and will do well we have no doubt. Alex. McKelvey is back from a trip to Manitoba. He will likely go to the Uoivereity at Toronto to pursue an Arte coarse preparatory to the study of Medicine. Mrs, Cavanagh,. of Owen Sound, was in town for a few days thie week while retaining from it trip to Montreal. and Quebec. She tool{ her daughter and sou home from bere•ou Wednesday. Mies Jean MoDeuablio spent Thursday of tbie week in Wingham vieitiugber aunt, Mrs, Jas, McLauchlin,who Intends moving to New York where aliowiliMake her home with her daughter, Mise Madge, Will. J. Oameron, dental student In Dr. Feild'e office, is away for hie holiday° preparatory to going back to Toronto for the next term, The Foot Ball team . io, ease of a game, will mien tbie nimble youth on the wing. Rev, S. 5. Alan, of L,udon, formerly of Brueeele ; Rev, R HObbe, of Wingham ; Robert Holmes, 111. P., of Clinton, were among the 860 pasta entertained at "Government gouge," Winipeg, on Thareday of last week, by Sir Denial and Lady M4Milian. The Stanclard Dank of Can adra CAPITAL (authorleeil by AO o; Parliament. • 52,000,0.00,00 .'. CAPI7,'AL'(full _Haid up/ 1A20,00000 'APPAL 4551018 13,077,,000 00 895005 HEAD. OFFICE, a TORONTO 5100. F. RREEID, 0411eral1 alint;er B,LtUSSt L4S BRA NCO, • A4pDaae received, Loans made to respell... elble partIea On favorable terms, Dratte and money orders lasted, payable at any polut, et loweet rater]. Oolleetloue promptly attended t4. A. general Beaking B00iueee templolo0., . Every faglltty , afforded Ouetomere livin0. at a dtataneo,. Sa'irings Bank »epairtntent Amounts of owe dollar aprl tinwares • reoelved and interest at lilgbeet oerreat rate allowed from {late a000unt is opened, and added to Cho prtnolpal May Slat and November 30th, 4 Fanners' Sale Notes Cubed or reeelyod for' safe keeping and•, ection, , • Iola nk Nota Porous Free on Application Hours 10 to 3, Saturdays 10 to 1. F. 13, GRAY., Aoeute. • Mitre Anna McCeskill; of Kincardine, was the guest of the MiseeeForbee. Kline Grainger, of the North Boaoddry of Grey, ie visiting the Miens Grainger, William street, Brueeele. Mrs. Jae. Beattie, of Brussels, and Mre. McAdam, of Owen Boned, were vteitiog Listowel Mende daring the Peet week, Mre. Jessie Herr and Mies Georgia Rose arrived baok last week from an en. joyablevisit with relatives and friends in Toronto. ' Mrs. Bitable, of Wiarton, ie renewing old friendships m Brnesele and Grey township. She is the eldeet daughter of the late Donald Stewart., Jno. Reith,, of Newark, N. J., wbo is married to a grauddanghhter of Walter; Smith, 'i0' here on, Visit. laces a signal man on one of the numerpae';railwayo in that oil . y Wm. Martin and wife are away for a holiday visit for a 'few weeks' with relatives and friends at Bay City, Orton• villa and other pointe in Michigan. We wish them a pleae'ant stay. Richard Hill, eon of John Hill, Queen street Brunette has rroently been ap. pointed Principal of the West Avenue public eohoot, Hamilton, at a ealary of 9900. Mr. Hill was 9 years in Dundas and a year or more in Burlington before going into the oily, We wish him sue. use in hie new position. George Buohaoan, who is attending the Normal Sohool at London, has been in the kloepital in that city on a000unt of being poieoaed by ivy. He wan ih the bush 'with other stadente collecting botaoioal epeoimeoe when he met with the cause of his trouble. We ere glad to hear that he is o. k, once more. Frank Hogg, of Wingham, who was so seriously ,injured by falling into a sellar is getting along an well an could be expected. He is a son of Mre, Hogg, of Broaeele, and Mre; Hagg is a Bleier, to Mre. J. B. Stratton. The latter and Mies Fanny Hogg were at Wingham last week assisting in oaring for the patient, , A telegram was reoeived from Montana on, Wednesday stating that William 'Davey, a 'eon-inaaw of James Shaw, Brnesele, was aritioally ill with typhoid fever. • Mrs. Davey only returned from that 'State a few weeks ago, And i0 now visiting relatives and trieode at. Benesll, We hope Mr. Davey will soon be better. Jho, Pugh, wife and obildren,-of Brus- sels, were at Bluevale attending the fun: era) of the former'e mother, au old and worthy resident ofthat plane. Rev. R. Paul gave an address on "Life, Death end Judgment." Clifford Pugh, eon of Joseph Pugh, who ie attending eohool here, also attended the foueral of hie grand- mother. Dr. Rivera, who recently sold nut his praotioe in Crediton, Ont„ and went West, has decided to locate at a new town palled Raymond, in Alberta, about 20 miles from Lethbridge. He ie'now building a new residence. Dr. Rivera is a eon -in• law to John Hill, Bruseele. While Tim Pon don't wish the people of Raymond mauy pains and aoheo we hope the Dr. will do well. He and Mre. Rivers will be quite an 'acquisition to the church and musical Oirole of the town. The Guelph Deily Mercury of Sept. 20 has the following reference to a young lady of that clay, one time areeideet of Brueeele: "Mise Jessie M. Roes, taper: intendent of the Primary Department of Chalmers Ohuroh Sunday Sohool has received notice of bar appointment on the regular staff of literary oontributore to the primary publication of the Presby- terian Board of Pnblioation, Toronto. The October number of the "Quarterly" isenedi' by them, Domaine e, two oolumo article of great merit and suggestiveness. on "The Ohurohg oiu Habit," from G Miee:Rese' pen. Mies Reed has won great commendation for bar work in Sunday., •eobool teaching and her preeeot appoint. meet is but a recognition of meritorione work in this branch of education." Mies Roes' many friends in this looality will be pleased to hear of her advancement and wish her continued eucoeee. JBUsata . HAOIu.-In Blyth, to Albert and Mre. Hamm, on September 16th, aeon. Iavn0E.—In Morrie, on September 12113,. to S, and Mre, Irvine, a daughter. Wr000ta In Howiek, 6th Don., on Tbure. day, Sept. 18111, to David and Mre. Wilson, a eon. MAaTTN—HAeTINGa.-In Turuberry, nn Sept. 17th, by Rev. W. 3. Wes', M. A„ Mr. Thee, Martin to Mise Lizzie Heating=, both of Turoberry. Mow3InAY—GARD0IE9.—At the residence of the bride's parente, MoXillop, on Sept, 24111, by Rev. Dr. Mareb, of Hamilton,brother in-law to the bride, aesisted by Rev. A. MacNab, M. A., Walton, Mr. James Mowbray, of Sodbury, to Mise Maly T., eeaond d0oghree of Dir'etnc Mrp..AleXo;uder Gardiner, PARISH—KLnTN0CHROTm,—In Wingham, Sept. 17th, by Rev. N. 8. Bnrwaeh, Mr, Jobe Henry Pariah, to Mies Mary A. Kleineoroth, of Blyth, ammo Puege—In Bloevale, on Sept. 23, Elie. abelb, relict of the late Henry 0. Pugh, aged 7.5 years. 0' Oooeoon. 4 t Walkerton, on Wednee• day, Sept. 17th, Douglas Strange, eldeet end only surviving eon of the late H. P. O'Connor, ex.M. P, P., in the 24th year of his age. atom 011020' TOESDAY, Sero, 80.—Farms, farm stook and Implemeote, Lot 51, poo. 12, Logan. Sale, unreserved, ,at 1 o'olook. Chas. Qaexengeoeer, prop. ; Jae, Jones, anat. MOM, Oor. 10,—Farm stook at Lot I, Oen, 17; Grey, Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'alook. John Bennett,- proprietor ; F. S. Soot!, auotioueer. .ern• t71100'00210 2,-T.A; STr.Ts'r , Fell Wheat 68 64 Barley 35 36 Peas 60 68 Oats ••....••• 24 26 Butter, tube and•rollo... 14 15 Eggs per dozen 13 14 alone pe„ cwt, 4 00 5'00 Potatoes (per bus.) 30 30 Apples (per bag)' 40 50 Hay per ton •5 60 6 00 Sheep striae, each ... 25 26 Lailrb Ulna eaob 25 30 Salt per bbi., retail1 00 70 Hibor trimmed 6 6$ Hides lough 5 6 Hoge, Live 6 50 8 60 Woul 11 12 F8=+S F.11.C:RS. Brnesele, Oot. 2-8. Wingham, Sept. 25-26. Seuforth, Sept, 25-26. Stratford, Sept. 30-Oot. 1. Listowel, Sept. 30-0at. 1. Goderiob, Sept. 80-000. 1. Kinoardiue, Sept. 30 -Oat. 1. . Belgrave, Sept., 80-Oot. 1. Howlett, at Fordwioh, Oot.4, Atwood, Oot, 7-8. Blyth, Oct. 7-8. Dungannon, Oct. 9-10. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. House and lot for sale. on Alexander street, :Broaeele. For MAMA, particulars apply at Tan POST Publishing House. • THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. GOOD YEAR QLD 'STEERS Wanted, suitable for ranch purposes. Apply to GEO..13EBT, Brussels. QTEER STRAYED ON THE premises of the undersigned, Lot 22. Oon. 7, Grey, The said steer is of fair eine, red in color with white spots. , Owner may have someby paying expenses. 9.4 CHAS. BF1BB; Henfryn. $ 0T. ;26 .1902. Cornir g I " Corning l TPf six it EYE SPECIALIST Graduate of New York, Philadelphia god Toronto Aptioal Colleges, will be tot Fox's Drug Store BRUSSELS ONE DAY ONLY Wednesday, ' Oct. 8th, Oome and avail yonreelf of 1310 valuable services, EXAMINATION FREE. G1OR SALE—LOT 207 AND L dwellingthereon, North-west owner willinm aOd lbert streets, Brussels. 40.01 J. LEO1i011. FAIR DRESSING.—THE UN. nanexoNnn wieboe 00 61111001100 10 the ladies of Brueeele and vicinity thatshe is prepared to make- switches out of comb, ings and out hair, at her •home, Doll street West, Brussels. 1.11113. HINGSTON. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, opposite the Caber Carriage Factory, Brussels. I0 addition to a comfortable house, with cellar, bard and soft water. &o.. there ie oleo a good Stable. } acre of land. For further particulars apply on .the prem- ises to MRS. 500. OURR110, 3Brussels,11 WANTED. — A TRUSTWOE• Tar gentleman or lady in snob coun- ty to manage buehtese for an old establish- ed house of solid financial standing. A. straight, bona ode weekly' cash eatery o1 818.00 paid by oheok each Wednesday with. all expenses direst from headquarters. Money' advanced for expenses. -Manager, 340 Caxton Bldg„ Chicago. ARYi 'FOR SALE, • BEING L Ni Lot 21, Con, 8, Morrie, containing 100 aures, 00 aoree Bleared, balance In bush. Good frame house; bank -barn 58x04 feet; good -fences; orchard; 2 wells; garden of small fruits, &0, • f of a mile from eohool.; 15 miles iron ohureb ; Smiles from Bras - :fele. - Six acme 0f wheat in and some Fall plowing done. Possession couldbe given on Marsh 1st, For further particulars, as to pride, torme,&a., apply on the pprenHaes to the proprietor, JAS. EVANS, 11.4 ,. , Brueeots P. 0. ' NOTICE ! N0TI0E is hereby given 'that a By -Law, known as the LookingDrain By -Law, was passed by the Townsip of Grey on tbe '861 day of September, 1002, providing for the issue of Debentures to the amount 018014.40 for the purpgee of drainage and -that anon. By-law was registered in the registry olfoo of the County of Huron, on the 101,11 day of September, 1002. Any ,motion to gnash or set aside the same or any part thereof must be made within three months from the date • o1 registration and oannot bo madethere. niter. Dated.the 11th day of September, 1002. 1C.3 JOHN MoINTOSH, Clerk. (4,--ietaciolasaaRa aGaaccsaaaacts.,\ Fall MILLINERY OPENING If you want to see the Latest Styles in Fall Millinery attend our Fall Opening on Thursday. and Fridays, The Millinery will be elegant and well worth seeing. A choice stook of Ready-to-wear Hats to band and should be seen and secured. We' are determined to sustain the good name ou':st0 @ ralreadyen'o s for Choice Goods at 1 Close • Prices, anwe will be pleased towel- come the ladies to the Opening. "sssEsHAYOROFT;RO HE & C APPLES WANTED amsemimmona Apples will be, bought - on and after September 26th at the - .06......„ USS'ELS ` EVAPORATOR' Apples may be shaken off the trees, Wind- falls and Packers' Culls will be bought at the Highest Market Prise, Small or Soft Apples will not be bought. M H LER Bios: