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BRUSSELS,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. O. & B,
'Ermine leave Brne8ele Station, North
and South, as follows;
G0100 8ODTH GOING NORTH..
Mail............ 7:18 manI Mixed 10:00 a,m
Miaed.........10:00 a.m I Mail ,1:17 p.m
Expreoe 8:26p.m Expreee 8:17 p.m
Total gtkas Jt.ein,
A ahiel's among ye takirnotes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
A. 0.17. W. Friday evening of this
week.
Seneca Board will meet on Friday
evening of next week.
AvoTION sales are booming and good
prices realized, especially for cattle.
SEE the eamplee of sheet mesio in THE
PosT window.. Only 10 dente a copy.
WALTER SMITH has the front fenoe re-
moved at hie premises on Albert street,
thereby improving the appearance.
A CEMENT tile culvert has been pot
across the road
in the Southerlyportion
of the village, opposite Geo. Robb'a prop
erty.
THE walls of the interior of the post -
cilia are receiving a new dress of ka'so-
mine, improving the appearance consider-
ably.
THE evening train did not reach Brae.
Bele Monday night until after midnight.
There was an accident East of Guelph
thedelay.
that teamed
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Ax a meeting of farmers.who were in-
terested in the Daly farm sale agree•
meats, held at G. F. Blair's office Satur-
day afternoon, it was decided to oontrst
the claim made and get at the true
inwardness of the business,
GEORGE THOM500 has engaged the ser-
vices of Ed. Nieholeou, who had been
employed at Ingersoll, as baker to emceed
W. A. Crich, who, has removed to Sea.
forth. Mr. Nicholson learned the baking
in Mr. Tbomeon'o shop and is a good
hand.
Tuitaa'e a soak in doing almost every-
thing and Thos. Curry hae got on to it in
picking and packing apples. For three
days in succession this Fall he palled,
eoeted and packed 11 barrels a day.
Those who have tried the job will know
that he didn't do much loafing.
FOLLOWING are the ahipmente tram
Brussels station this week :—Geo. Beet,
ear of cattle, car of lambs and hogs; and
car of bogs; Alf. Beaker, oar of hay and
Maeaae. 11,1AMAIM received a ear of
apples, 1400 buebele, from Chatham to
be worked up In the 7lvaporatoo,
A 920,000.00 Moak to [Wept from,
Batter 164,, dried apples 60,
Ono.I6,,1Isoe, Wiogham,
P. S. SiQTr, imetioueer, conducts a Bale
of taileh (tows at Haneo0'e Gotel, Wing•
ham, en Saturday afternoon of title week,
IT le said Barrister Sinclair hae put•
ohaeod the commodious reeldenoe of Juo.
D, Ronald, Turnberry street, Mr, Sin.
Glair and family have been living there
for some yearn..
Will, Dungan injured hie knee the
other day by a twist while crooning the
etreet, Ho wee elf duty for a while and
had Geo. MoLauoblin running hie ton -
eerie' parlor in his abesnce.
Gnowmu of OnDPELLOwsnIP.—The report
of the Grand Sire et the eeesion of the
Independent Order of Oddlellows lately
held at Dee Moines, W ie„ *owe the order
throughout the world to bo prospering.
Of the statistics given, the following are
of the moot interest ;-127 Grand Lodges
are eetabliehed of which 6 were in foreign
countries, the total number of oubordinate.
lodges is 12.792, and of eobordinate en-
oampmente 2.780. The entire member.
ship of the order reaohee 1,002,272. Dur.
ing the year there were 90,303 ,nitiation0
in the enbordinate lodges, Preluding those
initiated in other branches, the total
reaohed 185,816 The amount of relief
dlebaraed was $3,930,786 ; no increase of
'len 5.21 of November was not observed $230 093. Wneteen Star Lodes, Braeeele,
by the Orange Order here this year. meets every Thursday evening in their
g y f t bl Hall An interesting pro
LICENSE INSPEOTOR MILLER hae been °°'°'
OC a e •
ram is being mapped out for the Fall
and Winter meetings.
$20.00 AND OoaTs.—Last Friday morn-
ing an assault oase was heard before
Magistrates Roes, Turnbull and Kerr in
the Couuoil Chamber, Brussels. The
eamp:ainaut Wita Peter 6. Ross, 14th
con., Grey, wbo charged Jas. Oemminee,
of the came con., with assaulting him at
his own house on the night of Oot. 23,
and also asking to have him bound over
to keep the peace as he bad threatened
bis life, Cummings did not appear,
although the Oourt waited an hoar, and
the ease was proceeded with, the evidence
of Constable Soott, Peter S. Rose, Jno.
Akins, Peter Henderson and Jno, Robert
'eon being taken. The magistrates non•
sidered this sufficient to prove the charge,
although several other witnesses were in
Oourt, and a fine of $20 00 and costa was
imposed, to be paid within 30 days, or 60
days in the Co. jail without hard labor.
Cummings will also be asked to Bemire a
bondomau in the 0703 of $100 guarautee-
ing hie good behaviour for one year to•
ward complainant.
notified that all hotel bare have to be g
010eed on Dee. 4 the 98030 ER 0ny election
day.
TAX Coimscxoa HALL/DAY 16 oelling on
the ratepayers leaving the notions of what
the taxes will bo. The rate i9 the game
as lest year.
"Don I understand you to say that your
auole'ettaok of rheumatism was cured
by Christian Science 7 " "No 1 I said his
attaok of Cbrietian Science was cured by
rbeumatiem."
Tun funeral of Mr. Moore, of Wing -
ham, passed through Brussels on Tues-
day en route to Beaforth for interment.
Deoeased was a former resident of the
latter town and was the father of Mies
Sarah Louise Moore, music teacher.
TEE Aylmer Sun says of a naw resi•
dent of Bruseele :--"H. A. Matobett has
decided to locate in Brussels, and is
moving hie stook there. The people of
that town will find Mr. Mashett an ener-
getio, reliable basioees man, who deserves
their patronage, and will hold it, o0oe he
gets it. We wish him every enema."
LICENSE OoorwIoSIONEae.—The License
Board met at the Queen's Hotel, Brue
sale, last Tuesday. All the members
P
resent g GeoFortune tone i0 the o
hair.
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Hotel Bosnian and statements Nos. 3 and
4 were signed, and several acoonnte pass-
ed. Board then adjourned to meet at the
oall of the Secretary, Inspector Miller.
GEORGE L. WALKER has purobased the
bones and lot, corner of Thomas and
Alexander street, Brussels, from R. N.
Barrett. The price WEB said to be $685.
Mra. Barrett and nhildreu will remove to
Winsham where .Mr. Barrett bought out
barbering bueinese some Weeks ago.
TEE Poex wishes both families enemas
and happiness io their new quarters.
NEW STOKE.—H. A. Matobett has
moved a large stook of Dry Goode, Boots
& Shoes, Ready to wear Clothing, Hate,
Cap*, &s , into the Ge•field House and
wil open up the doors for the admission
of the public on Saturday of this week at
10 o'clook. Mr. Matoliett Saye he will
give great bargians and as he is an expert
at the bnsineee he ehould know,
Inr00ov7MENTB.-300. Wright i-, patting
a clement foundation under his house on
Mill street and otherwise improving it.—
Jno. Lott has bad the roof of his hoose
reebingled and Mrs. Forbes and Mre.
McDougall, of the same etreet, have been
making improvements about their prem.
ieee.—Jno. Cober will have the new
residence he is fitting op on Queen etreet
lathed and plastered ontuide.
WANTED,—Live turkey° and dressed
car of wheat ; A, C. Derma, 2 oars of poultry. Will pay Bevan Dente a pound,
lambs and car of bogs ; Brunets Salt live weight, for any quantity of live Tui
Works, 4 oars salt ; W, F. Stewart & keys. Parties having any to sell should
Son, ear flour ; Peterson, well drilling see me of own, I will also pay the
plant ; Mabler Bros„ oar of apples. -following prices for a limited goantity
DR. MAY, Inepeotor of Public Libraries, of dreeeed poultry air delivery at any
made hie official visit to Broeeele last time after Nov. 8 •—Tsrkeys, 8o ; geese,
Monday and inspected our Library, &o. 5}o ; ducks, 7o ; Spring shiokena, 6o ;
He eapreseed his pleasure attbeoondition fowl, 40. Heade must be off all but
of affairs and stated that no better Turkeys and dry pioked.
Library wag to be found in a place the Rom. THORSON, Brussels.
size of Broeeele in his travels. This 0010• WEDNESDAY of this week Geo. Robb
lneodation ehonld stir np those wbo never disposed of his 10 more park lot, North of
patronize the library to take advantage Brussels, to Wm. Turnbull, 16th con.,
of the generous provisions offered. Grey, for the cam of $1375. The new
TENNY90N,—Last Monday evening the proprietorwill take poeseseion about
Young People's Society of•Meiville chards New Yeare, It is a nice piece of prop•
held their semi monthly meeting, the arty and will emit Mr. Turnbull very
President, Mise Kate Wilson, in the chair. well as he desired a few aores to work so
Tennyson was on the program. Mies as to keep him in mind of the old days
Mary Ross gave a ehortintereeting paper on the farm be sold recently to D.
on "Obarautoristice of Tennyson's Cunningham. Mr. Robb has had the 10
poetry,' illustrated by brief selections by acres rented for the peat few years.
the members, 0. F. Blair pointedly GONE To Sneroura.—W. A. Oriels, who
sketched the life of the poet, and Rev. has been a resident of Braeeele for the
J. Ross, B. A., spoke of "In Memoriam," past 6 years, removed title week to Sea•
the poem to be Studied, giving suggestions forth where he is going into business on
as to how it could be taken up and ma own account. He baa purchased F.
developed. At the next meeting Mise L. Willis' restaurant and A. N. Oalbert'e
Jean Ritchie will take the introduction bakery and will continue the two in the
to the poem. first mentioned stand. Mr. Grid] is a
Vo1INo on the Bylaw authorizing the first•olass baker and a genial, good fellow
loaning of 55,000 to Lookridge Broe., for who will no doubt do well in his old town
10 years, without interest, will take place as he was a former Seatortbite. He was
on Monday, Deo. lat. Only owners will the Noble Grand in Brussels A. 0. U. W.
have the right to mark a ballot, Polling and will be missed. We are sorry to lose
planes will bo at Gilpin's office, the Mr. and Mre. Crich and family from
Oomnoil chamber and Geo. Birt'e, with A. town but with them every 0000000 in their
Oousley, Geo. Rogers and W. F. Scott new position. They leave many warm
as Deputy Returning odiosre. Poll will friends in town.
be open from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. In the PLArlo Grass BRGI[EN: Some 500000 or
interoete of Brussels every property ow- portions wilfully pat two holes through
ner should support the Bylaw. Mesas. the large plate glass window at Jas.
Lookridge are bearing the entire espouse Fox's Drug Store last Friday night about
of submitting the By-law and in this midnight. The atones that did the
show their faith in the Pxo Deed enlarge.
damageae were found neat morning
on the
meat and improvement in the woollen sidewalk.
The neetaliie telephone sign
factory. Tho Bylaw may be read in this that had been attaobed to a telephone
i0011e of THE Pon, pole was idea battered down. A reword
Gaut Hotin,—Last Sabbath Sire, H, of 526,00 hae been offered for the convict.
Spence, sister to Jno. R. Grant, ofWinti• tion of the guilty puttee, but a private
peg, and Simon Grant, Brussels, paid detective should also be employed so that
Nature's debt, pealing away from her a final atop wooid'bo put on this meanest
earthly home, Goderich, where She bad kind et rowdyism. A new plats will have
resided for many • years, to the Better to be put in by the Co., who carries the
Home. She had been in deolining health inenranoe. A few epeoial oonetablee on
for some time. Three daughters and a Hallowe'en night and the continuance of
000 survive, Mr. Spence died some years the electric lib
to past midnightht would
ago, Mrs. Spenoe Wee a fine opirited, probably have averted the bad name
good hearted woman, above the average given our village by those who are forget.
is intelligence and greatly devoted to her fat of their own manhood and the rights
family. The funeral took plate on Wed. and privileges of other citizens. We hope
nesday afternoon, •i0tsrment being made the tranegree0oro will be brought to time
at Goderioh cemetery. Rev. Mr. Ander. and inado to smart well for their folly.
son, of whose church deceased was a It sotto of the other "smart alieks" who
worthy member, conduoted the 5ervl0e at
the home and cemetery. The bereaved
children have the sympathy of many
friends.
FAIDA1t N05. 21, --Farm eteekt inlple.
Mote, (2e,, S. a. Lot 16, Con, 7, Marne,
Sale unreserved, at , o'olook, I•I, Axa.
,Atter, prop. ; I,, S, SOott, ono.
Brussels Council.
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The regains monthly meeting o B rtie•
eels Council was held in the Coanoil
Chamber on Monday evening. All the
members present, the Reeve in the chair,
Following a00ounte were presented ;—
R. Leatherdale, coffin and attend.
ante funeral of Kate Warren..520 00
Mrs. Sinclair, Dare of Kate Warren
r' her and
and necessaries to
17 80
3 00
2 60
25 00
care 0 of baby
W. Ellie, work on omlvert
D. McLean, wood
A. MoLaochlio, salary
Twp. of Morris, street improv'te.. 50
R. Henderson, " ..- 3 07
W. Bird, gravel 50
Moved by John Donaldson, seconded
by N. F. Gerry that above accounts be
paid. Oarried. •
A draft of the proposed agreement
between the Lookridge Bros. and the the purpose of paymg•the amount duo Yor
village of Bruesele, re loan o0 $5,000, was, principal and interest m respect of the said
read. Moved by Samuel Wilton, second-
ed by R. Henderson that agreement as
read be adopted and that on the deposit
of the neeeseary amount of costs by
Lookridge Broe. the By Law be voted
upon by the property owners. Carried,
The date of voting will be Monday,
Deo. let, and the following places and
Deputy Returning Officers to be, No. 1,
Gilpin's office — A. Coseley, Deputy•
Returning Officer ; No. 2, Oonnoil Cham•
bar—Geo. Rogers, Deputy ; No. 3,
Geo. Birt's house—W. F. Scott, Deputy.
On motion of N. F. Gerry and Jno.
Donaldson the above was ordered.
Thou. Farrow and W. H. Kerr appeared
before the Coattail and asked for a grant
of $125 for Public Library rises. The
matter was deferred until January of
next year owing to rate being etruok.
James Poi addressed the Board relative
to the damage done in the breaking of bis
plate glass window, on Hallowe'en night.
After eome dieoussion it was moved by
R. Heodereon, seconded by N. F. Gerry
that a reward of 525 00 be offered for the
conviction of the guilty parties. Carried.
Council adjourned until Wednesday
evening to have Lookridge By -Law
oompleted.
BY-LAW N'O. 2
Villago of Brusso1s
1902. OF THE
lu the County of Enron
To authorize the Corporation of the said Vi1.
logo toborrow the 001003 $6000,00 and to
provide for the issue 0f debentures for
Mat amount and to lend aueh amount as
can .be obtained from the sale of the Bald
debentures, to William Lookridge and
John Looltrldge and such pereone as 1007
be associated with themfor a working
capital to be need in the 'development of
o woolen mill business in the said Village
of Bruesele.
Whereas the Bald William Lookridge and
John Lookridge have made application to the
Municipal Council of tbo said Village of
nBl,r�usselss stating that they are prepared to
Woolen Mill and property
e a out as a ono sett mill
r and with now and modern machinery o y
active-
ly a capacity,
same o ide extent said
its reawn•
lend them
provided the said Villagedwill
lend them the num of Five Thousand Dollars
in Debentures of the said Corporation, bear-
ing interest0equa at four per cone. ano repayable
al
in den squat annual Instalments Corporation
of principal
the and interest, on s the said Corporation to pay the
interestonsaid debentures.
Wood whereas the establishmentienhance
of the yahoo Woolen Mie by in the saidll Village tan
of the property s the said local
and will,
a n it is considered increase tde it cbl trade he sal
audit l comp1w desirable request born .
Coupe t r sand with lonehereifor a loan
on the terms and conditions hereinafter sot
out.
And whereas in order thereto it will be
Municipality for the sums oY $5000.00 sea he ea
inafter provided (which is the amount of the
debt
intended to be created by this by-law),
appplied to the purpof oses iaforeesaid and to no
ether. p
And whereas it is desirable to issue the
said debentures at one time and to make the
principal of said debt repayable in equal
annual instalments of principal and interest
during the period of ten years next after the
issue of the amid debentures -
And whereas the total amount required by
"The Municipal Act" to be raised annually
by special rate for paying the said debt and
interest as hereinafter provided is 5616.45.
And whereas the amount of the whole rate-
able propertyof the. Village of Brussels ac-
cording to the last revised and equalized as-
sessment roll thereof is 9808,885.00.
And whereas the amount of the existing
debenture debt of 'the said Municipality 19
$54,128.00 and no principal or interest is hr
arrears.
Therefore the Municipal Council of the
Corporation of the Village of Brussels enacts
as follows: -
1. That the Municipal Councilof the said
Village of Brussels ¢hall make a loan of
55000.00 in debentures of the said Corporation
bearing four per cent. and repayable in tea
equal annual instalments of principal and
iib persons
e Lockridge e
and
interest t0 the Bald W g
e be
n as m
and such err o s9
John Lookridge a p
00100at said
with them, and for the purpose Vil-
lage
Baud sum debentures of the said 00
aforesaid in ars the amount of $5000 each
hal be issued ed on of not less then $10 ee eooh
shall, 1 2,eoon the 15th day of December,
dated on t each of sand debentures 'shall be
hall the day of the issue a annual
i and
beshallayablesl ten equal ant the na-
1 s of in
the al and interVillage
f r the Stand-
ard Bank the said V nt u e of hall bels. •
2. Each Re of said Treasurer Shall be id ned
Vil-
lage
lila said V
bythe Reev
Reeve and T
reaeurer
thereto bythe
e affixed td
and shall Fav
sage
Clerk of said Municipality the Corporate seal
thereof.
3. The said debentures shall bear interest
ableyearhe ly at the e of f our said Bank on the er Fiffttee pay-
able
day,of December in each and every year•
during the currency thereof, and shall have
coupons attached to them for -the payment
of such, which cupone shall be signed by
the Reeve and Treasurer.
4. During the currency of the said deben-
tures, there shall be raised annually by spec-
ial rate on all the rateable property m the
said Village oP Brussels the sum o1 5016.45 for
take a groat deal on themselves on Hal•
lowe'eu night got a good boese whipping
and o night in the leok.op they would
perbapd learn to mind their own business,
MO>:e,xo -
PoPE.—In Wroxeter, onOet.291h, to Mr.
and Mrs, Ohne. Pope, a eon.
SPENCE.—Io Gaderich, on Nov. 2, Eliza-
beth Grant, relict of the late Henry
Spence, and sister to J. R. Grant,
Winnipeg, and Simon Grant, Brus•
eels.
HAYHURST. —At Watford, on Monday,
November 3rd, Rev, Wm, Hayhurst,
aged 71 years.
AV'OTIOx7 B8Lf7-
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Nov. D, 180
The $ a ,aaxa Bank of Ca naC
CAPITAL 00000100d by Act of Parliamept) . ,,. ,.; $2000.000.00
CAPITAL (fully aid up) ,. 1,000,000.00
RESERVE FEND,•, 860,00000
T0T, 4L ASSETS , •,. ,.• 6.1••,• 53,077,804.50
HEAD OFFIPE, TORONTO
GIIQ. Y. BE11►, Gonerul Manager
L1 fA E T E LS . DePoUta reoetv0d, Lonna mads t0 x99000.
,Uib V ti7,'j is Al -F4 t1 1� V iL . 0tkbP panics 00 favorable torm5, Drafts
promptly money
bp. led4 General BankingPltaelssee transactotl,, , Every facility
afforded Customers living at a d)Btauee.
Savings Bank Department Amounts of ,one dollar
ollar 0 d upward5s
ancient rate allowed from date aeou4b openedeandedadadedd to4tehreprtatoi215210e0y
3105 andNovember30t1r,
Farmers' Sale Notes 0 abed00RY0e01Y6d for safe keeping and
Blank Note Yonne Free on Application
Flours 10 to 8, Saturdays 10 to 1, F. II, GHAT, AGENT.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
BREEDING EWES, EWE
Lambe and Ram Lambs, Leicestere,
for Hale Eligible for regletretion. OLIV2R
'17I5N731701, Lot 110, Con. 16, Grey, Wal.
ton P. O. 16.10
WOOD CUTTERS WANTED:
—The contracts of cutting 200 cords of
stovewood in the bush will be let on appli-
cationto SAMUEL BERB:E,010 Line,Mor-
rls. Bru0aele
9 HIGH GRADE JERSEY
cows for 0010 to some in Oot,1, 0150
a2-year.old heifer in oast, and 0 yearling
heifers. All Jersey grades.
S. HOGOARD
Grabam's Survey. Brussel,
Brunets P. O,
1'O�RmSALE.-year-old d
Ram
Lambe. Pure bred Latooaters. Good ones
at low prices. Also Short Horn Bulls, Cows
and Heifers at very moderate prices and
easy terms, D. MILNEO & SON, Ethel.
•
1'ARM FOR SALE, BEING
West i. Lot 10, Oon. 17, G ray, contain.
ing 60 acres. 47 mime cleared, bola nee bush,
There is a good frame. honae, with stone
cellar ; gond barn 45082 feet, with atone
stabling, orebe rd, well, &o. Farm well fen..
cod and well drained, Only 5 mile' from
school and sl. to Church and pout office. The
farm is in good shape and now seeded to
grass. Possession given On Jan. 1st For
price, terms, &o., apply on tbepromisee, or
if by letter to Walton P 0.
W, J. MOALLISTER,
17-55 Proprietor.
5. The said debentures or the proceeds
thereof aro only to be handed over to the
said William Lockridge and John Lockridge
and those associated. with them on the pur-
chase and equipmentof the said Howe Wool-
en Mill with new and modern machinery- as
a one -set mill and a first mortgage thereon
in favor of the Corporation for $0000.00 with-
out interest, with the principal thereof re-
payable in equal annual instalments of Five
Hundred Dollars in each year of the ten
years succeeding Dollars,
passing of this By-law,
executed in favor of the said Corporation •
the insurance of the said buildings, plant
and machinery for such sum as can be ob-
tained thereon in the usual course of insur-
ance in Companies approved of by the 'Cor-
porai:ion by resolution of the Council thereof,
with lose (if any) made payable to the said
Corporation and said policies handed over;
and the execution of the personal bond of the
borrowers with one or more good sureties
approved of by resolution of the Council of
the Corporation and made in its favor guar-
anteeingthe repayment of the first five pay-
ments oFive Hundred Dollars each on the
said mortgage.
0. This By-law shall take effect on the
Fifteenth day of December, A. D. 1002.
7. The votes of the electors entitled to vote
on said By-law shall bo taken thereon at the
following time and places, that is to say:—
On Monday, the First day of December, A.
D. 1902, commencing at the hour of nine
o'clock in the forenoon and continuing until
the hour of five o'clock in the afternoon of
the seine day. In polling division No. one,
in J. J. Gilpm's implement shop A. Oousley,
Deputy Returning Officer' in oiling division
No. two, at the Town Hall, George Rogers,
Deputy Returning Officer; in polling division
No. three in the dwelling houee of George
Birt, Walter F. Scott, Deputy Returning
Officer.
8. On Monday, the 24th day of November
A. D. 1802, the Reeve of the said Village shall
attend at the Council Chamber at ten o'clock
in the forenoon to appoint persons to attend
at the various polling places aforesaid and at
the summing up of the votes bythe Clerk, on
behalf of the parsons interested in promoting
or opposing the passing of the said By-law
respectively.
9. The Clerk of the Counell of the said
Chaof mber, in the shall
wn attend
05 the
Coun-
cil t'
in the forenoon, on Tuesday, the Second day
of December' A. D. 1002, to num up the num-
ber of votes for and against the said By-law.
Read the First time in open Council and
passed the 6511 day of November, A.D., 1902.
Read in open Coundil the second time and
passed the btu clay of November, A. D.,1002.
Read in open Council and finally passed
the day of A. D., 1902.
SATURDAY, Nov. 8.—Oer load Milob
oowe, at L, Hanson's hotel, Wingham.
Sale at 2 o'clock. W. H. Obambero,
Prop. F. B. Soots, Auo.
MONDAY, Nov. 10. Form stook, &0.
Lots 64 & 66, Con. 1, Turnberry. Sale,
unreserved, at 1 o'clock, Peter Scott,
Prop. F, S. Boost, Amo.
Tn000n x, Nov. 13,—.Farm stook ; im•
P
laments &o.5,
Lot Con,12,Grey,
Sale, nnreeerved, at 1 0 cloak. Jno. MO•
Fadden, Prop. F. S. Boost, Auo.
FRIDAY, Nov. 14,—Farm stock, imple.
meats, &o. West half Lot 10, Con. 17,
Grey. Sale, unreserved, at 7, o'olook. W.
3, McAllister, Prop, F. S. eooh, Ana.
?domes, Nov. 17.—Farm steak, imple.
moots, &o., E. } Lot 14, Con. 18, Grey.
Sale anreoerved, at 1 o'olook. Thee,
Learmont, yr. prop. ; F. S. Scott, 000.
TUESDAY, Nov. 18.—Farm etoek ; im•
P
lementa &c. Bout half Lot 30
Con. 8,
Grey. Bale,
unreserved, at 12 o'clock.
Chats. Ritchie, Prop. F. S. Scott, Auo.
WimnesoAY, Nov. 19.—Farm stook,
Implements, &o., at W} Lot 88, Con. 7,
East Wawanosb, Sale, unreserved, as
proprietor has rented hie farm. Jas. B.
Nichol, prop. ; F. S, Scott, ane.
Tn10001r, Nov, 20,—Farm stook, im•
plemonts, &o. Lot 12, Con, 13, Grey.
Bale, nnraeerved, at 1 o'olook. Jno.
(loathe, Props. F. S. Scott, Auo.
REEVE
OLEnn
TAKE NOT/OE
That the above le atrue coPyof
a
proposedo
sed
By-law, which h¢ been token inoooneider•
¢ton and which will he finally panned bythe
Council
even
n the the Municipality (ffi the obtained d
f
the eto) at of the eiectfrobeing first
puha.
cats otol after one month from the flint pubo•
cation in Twit uBno'BS n POST, the duty of
which first A. D., publication Was the ebb day of
h electors
A. D., 1002 and that. the vote Of
ak a thereof on
he d y and
will be
taken 6000 lbs o, the day and at the hours
and places therein fixed.. SCOTT, Comm.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
GENEstL servant' wanted at once,
Apply to MRS, L1001(LE,
OooT for sale, year old, driver.. D.
SEIDLS, Lot 20, eon.17, Grey. 17.8
GlettonAL store for sale. For further
partloolare apply to 3, 1i, THOMSON, Hon -
rum. 18.10
Two year old driving filly for sale.
L Broken to double harness. THOS, MOORE,
Brussels, 18
J. LECKIE
1.12E. ARD FIRS INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 4), 41 & 0 Per Cent,
Office 0000 Hursley'e Drug, Store,
Nov. Srd, 1002. 80-3m Brueeets,.
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that a By -Law,
known as the Kreuter Drain By -Law, was
rimed by the Township of Grey ou the 18th
day of October, 1902, providing for the issue
of De00nturea to the amount of $677,89 for.
the portiere) of drainage and that Such By -
Law was registered in the registry office of
the County 0f Huron, 0n the Olet day of 00
tabor,. 1007. Any motion ,to quash or eat.
aside the same or any part thereof must be
Made within three months' from the date of
registration and cannot be made thereat ter.
Dated the 45h day of November, 1002,
17.8 JOHN McINTOSH, Clerk.
IIORTHORNS ANDyyCLYDES'
S months cold 'rale
former took lot
and 17 moat
and 2 at Brussels and Bel grave Fall booFairs
and 2nd at. Blyth, and the 4200 0 was also a
heifer. . All at sired
by , Also cuee, Sing
Which• Ailare ns by Roan Duke, three
Which
in eluahaa ees of horprize
e b ed nr and imported
stook. The dams of these. y0ung animate
have repeatedly taken honors in the prize
ring. Will also sell two Olydeedale fillies,
with 4 or 6 crosses of imported stook, res.
of paym001. 1 avid ROBERTSOars. E N terms
Lot 0, Oou. 9, Grey,
17.tf Brawls P. 0.
CLEANING
TIME
Men never see the rise of house*
cleaning. We a habit, Women
don't see the use of smoking, but
that doesn't deter men from tieing
tobaeoo, All of whish has nothing
to do with the faob that we are
selling the beet household ammonia
ever made for 15o. per pint bottle,
Ib ooptaine a larger per cent. of
ammonia than most of them and
will clean anything about the
bones,
15o. per bottle with ogmplate
direotione on each at
F0 X'S
DRUG STORE.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
opposite the Oober Oarriege Factory
Smola. In addition to a comfortable
Immo, with cellar, bard and Bort w6000.40..
there is also a good stable. I acre of Mod. •
For further particulars apply ly on ;the prem-
ises to MRS, JIM. CURRIE, Brnseele.. 11 .
IFEMALE TEA.OHER WANT. •
i ED for the Junior Department of Oram-.
brook Public • School, duties Ito commeneo '.,
after Now Years. Applications, with refer-,
eneea, will be received up to Nov. 8th, at -I1
p, m, Applicants to state salary.
14.4 - W. OAMERON;
Seo:Treas., Oranbrook,
FOR SALE.—PARK LOTS 18,
39, 20 & 21, in Graham's Survey, k
mile South of the Village of Bruesele, con-
taining 12 sores more or lase. Thereon is a
em all, comfortable dwelling bowie, horse
stable, cow stable and driving house, all
frame. All kinds of fruit and a good well
and pump. will be sold cheap if sold aeon,
Apply to EDWARD GARVIN, North end of
the Terrace, Brussels, or at THE POST. 2
90Days' 7.(
leering Sale
$25000 ^aTOCK
0 F
I DRESS GOODS, LINENS,
SHEETING -S1 FLANNELS,
FLANNELETTES, TICKING,
-
COTTONADES, TOWELIN'GS
READY-TO-WEAR Clothing,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies' and Gents' Underwear,
HATS AND CAPS.
MUST BE SOLD IN 90 DAYS
Open Saturday, Nov. 8
AT 10 O'CLOCK
Erery(biu�
100H1 lI1111111clurer' Prices
SIGN 'OF THE RED FLAG
W. A. MATCHETT,
Garfield Block, Brussels.
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