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vent, F,S, SCOTT, Nruseele,
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` • f hsps., of Marriage Idepenaoe, 01.
floe nt Gr000ry, Tarnbori'y street, Braseeie,
LDL N. BAI REPT.._
North of he Stands d Banli opLadlos' nand
Obildreu's hair cutting a specialty,
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, 'ONT,
MiSS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
.-TEACHER OF -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
15ifxvsE=2.,y oNm.
ROBERT OUNNIliGHAM-
IN601tANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
Wellington Mutual
Fire !Maumee Co.,
usniMr001n I840
Insurance taken' on the cash andpromtum
note ei'etom at mutant rates, Before insur-
ing e)aewhorp call on the undereigued-Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE ROGERS,Brussete,
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
4. O. M.,
Academia graduate of London Conserva-
tory of Muslo, also Member of the Associated
Mueiclane of Ontario, is prepared to receive
a /incited member of pupils forinstruction
on the piano, Qualified to prepare pupils Inc
the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of
Music.
Brussels, Ontario.
ALEX. HUNTER -
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co. Huron; Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Low and Insurance Agent ; Auction-
eer. Fundsinvoeted and to' loan. Collec-
tions made. Office in Grabnm'a'Bloak, Brus-
sels.
AUCTIONEERS.
FS. SOOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• son, will sell for better prices, to
better men in less time and lees obargee
than any other Auctioneer In East Huron or
he won't abarge anything; Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this office or by
personal application.
,VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK-
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary Collage, is prepared to treat all die.
meg of domeetloated an finale '10 a compet-
ent manner, Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentletry Cells promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary -Four doors
North of bridge, Turnberry et., Brussels,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
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M, SINCLAIR-
Barrister, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &e. Office -S thwart's Blook
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &a. Office over Ste nd-
aid Bank. Solicitor for Village of Broeeele
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. O. AMBROSE TOOLE,
RESIDENCE AND OFFIOE-
hILL ST, EAST, BRUSSELS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
.iii. D., C. M.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Ont. Lieeutiate of the Royal .Col.
lege of Physicians and Lloontfate of Mid-
wifery Edinburgh. t:a-Telephone No.14,
Roaidence-Mill street, Brussels.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of ithe Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and Cirat•olase Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Office
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
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Jan, 0,1002. Our rates are i reasonable -our
Courses of Study thorough. and practical.
Send for our Journal to see what we teach.
Students may enter at any time, Two
Courses of Study-Commeroial and Short-
hand.
O. A, FLEMING. A. L, MoINTYIIE,
President Secretary,
Owen Sound, Listowel,
SHINGLES
British rColuinbia
Red . Cedar Shingles
SND --
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOB SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing bills
Also noon and Saab of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P.AMENT.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
--op u„,
Tows•
Glxof Grey
/9004907.
RECEIPTS,
Jan, 1 Balanoa on hand
8 Wm, Spence, rent for Township Hall
" " Watoreourees Qct
T. 5. Branflon, engineer's expense re drain
P, J. Bishop, balanoe of roll for 1900
J. Kreuter, " " " „ ,"
Balance'onFraaer drain
Cash refunded from Beanohamp Creek
Jae. Turnbull, for grader
Mar. 23 11, Livingston, work on Elma boundary
June 8 G. Fortune, on aoeount of Lmoenee Fond
July 6 Co Treasurer for Public School grant
12 G, Fortune, and distribution of License Fund
10 Standard Bank, for bills payable
oAuo: 10 " , it ", 11
S
ept.' 16 "• 11 'l 11
Ont. 15 " "' "" 44 44
16 Wm, Spence, rebate on sewer pipe
I7 Standard Bank for 1 month
Cash paid for Fraser drain refunded
" " Hall drain refunded
29 " " " MoTaggart drain refunded
Nov. 19 Treas. Tp. of Elma, rent for Silver Corner drain
20 " " of Wallace for lumber for oulvert on boundary
Joe, Turnbull, for use of grader
Oliver Smith for Sewer tile
27 G. Fortune, 8rd distribution Lioonee Fund
Deo, 16 Treas. of Elma, for work on Elma boundary
Geo. Clark, refund of order Nov. 20
J. Krauter, Collector part taxes collected
J, B, Bishop " "
30
81
Feb, 1
8
EXPENDITURE.
ROADS AND. BRIDGES.
Jan. 25 S. S. Cole, timber and lumber
31 John McCartney, repairing culvert at S. R. 3, con. 2
Mar, 18 Dan. Maohan, work at Lot 3p, Con. 11
22 Chris. Raynard, culvert on S. R. 5, Con. 7
May 27 James Brown, repairing road at lot 25,'oon. 14
Edward Colles, for culvert on Elma boundary lot 34
Wm. Granger, widening road at ,lot 14, con. 2
23 Wm. Millen, gravelling Henfryn road
Robb. Coutts, gravelling' at lot 30, con. 12
27 Robert Bell, repairing culvert at lot 9, con. 4
Geo. Eokmier, repairing road scraper
Sorel Snell, repairing culvert on Morrie boundary
John Davidson, flooring Botz bridge
Tress, of Bruesels for sewer pipes for onlverte
Henry Alcock; repairing Mitchell's bridge, &o.
oulvert on 8. R. 1, con. 15 and 'gravel
• " trustle beam for Alcook'e bridge
Robert Bell, working grader and repair
Gideon Brown, for oulvert on Howick boundary
John Molntoeh, 'Mr cutting brush on S. R. 3, con. 5
Robert Bell, for grading on 8. R. 2'& 3 done. 2, 1 &«4
Richard Armstrong, for oulvert on Howiok boundary
John F. Biernes, gravelling at lot 34, con. 6
June 17 John F. Biernee, repairing oulvert, lot 34, von, 6
John Cober, oulvert at lot 2$, von. 8
Dan. Meehan, team on grader
Joseph Long, repairing oulvert at lot 22, von. 12
Duff &'Stewart, lumber •-
22 John M. Hutchinson, gravelling on Elma boundary
John Greig, gravelling and gravel on Elma boundary
July 15 Wm. Milian, work on Eima boundary, Grey share
Robert Laing, repairing Ethel bridge
Ed. Coates, grading on Elms boundary
Robert Bell, for grading on S. R. 1, oou. 3
• " working grader and repairs
John Clark, for work on S. R. 1, con. 6
Geo. Kerr, gravelling on North gravel road
Wm. Flood, team on grader
Andrew Meehan, team on grader
John McKay, lumber for culvert
W. 3. Sharp, repairing bridge at lot 25, con, 8
John Fogal, gravelling on Elms boundary
'Alex. Lamont, gravelling on S. R. 1, con. 8
Chas. Rozeil, for repairing culvert on S. R.-1, con. 10
Thomas Fraser, for wolk•on Eliza boundary
James Cummings, grading on Elma boundary
• Wm. Riley, inspecting gravelling on gravel road
" " gravelling at lot 15, con. 8
John W. Rose, gravelling and gravel on S. R. 5, oon 5
Aug, 12 Wm. Sharp, gravelling S. R. 6, con. 5
John Savage, outting hili on S. R. 5, con. 5
S. S. Cole, lumber for bridges
John Mitchell, repairing bridge on Wallaoe boundary
Richard Armstrong, repairing bridge S. R. 4, con.'2
Robert Laing, repairing bridge at lot 19, con. 10
Robert Bell, grading, on S. R. 1, von. 3
work on grader*
John Greig, gravelling on Elms boundary
Joseph Redmont, grading on S. R. 5, con. 11
John Hutchinson, inspecting gravelling on Eliza bound'y
John Hansuld, repairs to grader and spikes
Wellington Fogal, repairing Gill's bridge
Enoch Clark, gravelling at lot 16, con. 1?
Sept. 10 Thome Elliott, drawing lumber for culverts
Richard Armstrong, flooring bridge, S. R. 5, con. 2
John S. Meiklejohn, bolts for bridge
Andrew Pollook, gravelling on S. R. 1, con.1
A, McDonald, repairing oulvert at 101.0, con. 4
Wm. Riley, repairing oulvert at lot 6, eon. 4
' " " gravelling on Morrie boundary.
Robert Bell, culvert on S. R. 1, con. 3
Donald Lamont, 2 outvote on lote 11 & 12, von. 8
Henry Fogal, oulvert, tile and cedar lot 13, con. 8
W. J. Sharp, gravelling on S. R. 5, con. 9
Wm. Eokmier, drawing gravel to Gill's bridge
3. K.' Baker, culvert lot 80, con. 10
Thomas Fraser, gravelling at lot 35, con. 10
Charles Osborne, delivering timber for culvert 5, R. 6, •con. 16
Charles Pollard, culvert at lot 1, von, 14
Henry Alooek, culvert lot 10,'con. 10
." 14 44 u 9 ,t 14
Henry Fogel, culvert on Hall's Dram
Oot. 16 H. Crowell, gravelling on S. R. 6, con. 4
John Burne, grading on lot 33, con. 6
George Dunlop, 2 culverts on con. 15
S. S. Cble, lumber for oulverte, &c.
John K. Brown, oulvert on S. R. 5, von. 9
.Henry Al000k„gravelling on lot 4, con. 16
John Davidson, repairing Mitchell's bridge
James Pierson, clearing stomps on S. R. 4
James Thomson, grading on S, R. 4
Albert Oakley, gravelling ab lot 1, con. 6
David Miller, nutting brush on Turnberry boundary ..
Robert Bell, filing broken oulvert on Morris bonndary
Robert J, Hodge, repairing culvert et lot 6, con, 6
Robert Bell, half day on grader
" grading on S. R. 1, con. 4
Doff & Stewart, lumber for Mitchell's bridge
John S. Baker, oulyorbo and gravel lot 20, con. 9
16 George Hodge, gravelling and culvert con, 17
10 Moses Henry, culverts S, R. 5, con. 12
Jacob Hollinger, culverts S. R. 2, con. 10
William Riley, culverts lot 6, con. 8
Robt. Pierson, grading on S. R. 4
John W. Rose, drawing gravel lot 21, con. 5
John A. McNair, gravelling on S. R. 4, on. 12
John W. Roeo, grading at lot 23 con. 5,
Willman Dunoanson, repairing culvert Ibt 14, owe, 17
Jambe Cololough,'gravelling on MoKmllop Bdy.
Dun. Johnston, repairing oulvert lot 15,.00n, 15
John Chandler, work on S. R. 1, con. 17
Henry Alooek, gravelling at lot 9, con. 15
Louie MoDonald, lumber for lot 14, eon. 17
Ronald MoNaughton, tile
John Weigh, repo4ring•oulverb lot 17,'oon, 6
William Riley, gravelling 8, R, 2,'oou. 7
•Bobt. Bell, work with glider
Gillis & Martin, ropair to grader' • • '1,
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20 Joaopll Slivogo, repairs to bridge 5. R, 5,. eon, 2
29 ,John MoNaul(ht, repairing road at lit 27, coli. 17
29 'k1, Coughlin, repairing rood on Wallace Bdy,
20 William MnrraY, .spikes
20 John Mo»onald, vulvert,nn S,11, d, non. 2
"20 David Oamppbell, gravelling on Wallace Bdy.
20 Samuel Klo neho , gravelling 5, R, 6, con. 2
20 John Caborno, gravelling on 5. R 0, eon, 11
20 H, Fugal, work 014 read of Eitna Bdy,
20 James Cummings, logging on Eliza Bdy.
20 John Howard, gravelling on 0, R. 5, eon, 14
29 R. Mims!, rag bolte,
20 John Robertson, oulvert lot 07, con. 17
20 John Robertson, oulvert on MoTaggart Drain
20 James6foliay, culvert lot 29, con. 16
20 Jobn'Idc'1'aggart, oulvert on MoTaggert'o Drain
20 G. K. Matheson,
20 John•Mal6ay,Spikee
20 'Jelin MoTaggart
20 Robt. Livingston, work on Logan Bdy.
20 James McKay, logging on lot 18, con, 17.
A, Reymann, repairing Calder's Bridge
20 D. MoQuarrie, 1' Cranbroolc
Deo, 16 Chrie. Baynard, culvert lot 21, con, 8
16 Peter Reffor, oulvert on S. R, 3, con, 10
16 Jimmie Hann% work on S. R. 5
16 John Davidson, repairing Calder Bridge
16 John McKay, timber'fdr culvert
16 Chao. Querrengeeoer,lumber, and timber
19 'John MoTaggart, timber for MoTaggart Dram
16 Jamas Mann, timber and drain
16 G. K. Matheson, timber for MoTaggart Dram
16 John MoTaggart, road bridge
16 Richard Ja"oklie,'repering road at lot 22, von, 6
10 S, S. Cole, lumber •
10 Geo, Carruthers, repairing S. R. 5, con. 4
19 Wm. Lucas, gravelling on Eliza Bdy.
16 T. Coates, " lot 33, con. 5
•10 Peter Scott, repairing grader
16 R. W. Pollard, repairing scraper
16 Thomas Alcock, work on S. It 1, con. 14
10 Robert Bell, ouivertiot 3'can. 6
16 "" gfiard hail on'S. R. 2, con, 2
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EXPENDED ON GRAVEL.
Jen, 4 Robert Coutts ..,.9 . 16 60
25 Thomas Stephenson 6 44
Robert Blair • .-,. 5 62
31 William McKelvey.. 04
May 21 Henry Granger 6 00
June 17 Reseal Porterfield .. ' 7 86
Andrew Bremner .. 1 60
John Greig .. 4 00
Russel Porterfield 7 44
John W. Rose .... 9 16
Henry Granger .. , , 6 64
July 15 Michael Mullin .... 7 52
Charles Cleaver , , , , 4 80
James Pierson .,. 8 00
Robert Coutts ... 8 96
Thomas Davidson .. 24 16
Russel Porterfield . , 32 32
John W. Rose .... 5 60
Samuel Dunn .... 28 70
Aug. 12 Charles Pollard .... 12 80
William Bateman .. 4 56
Robert Close .•.. 5 44
George Speiran .... 14 80
George Clark .... 18 48
Sept, 1G Alex. McKay . , . , 11 84
Frannie Miller .... 4 48
P. J. McDonald 4 00
James'Fergneon.... 35 20
William Oakley .... 4 08
Aot, 16 Thomas Strachan .. 4 00
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Michael Mullin , . .
George McDonald .,
John W. Rose
Nov. 10 Russel Rutherford„
Charles Cleaver ,...
Alfred Hollenbeok..
Ed. Armetrong
Henry Duncan ....
Thomas Straohan ..
20 John Clark „
James Cololongh
Jacob Hollenbeck
William Johnston
James Hanna
Deo, 7 William Mitchell ,.
Robert Menzies ,.
12 William MaNab ,...
16 John W. Rase , •
John Mahon •.,•
Dan. Cooper ....
H. Johnston ....
Paul Doig
John Macdonald...,
A. McDonald
Alf. Hollenbeck ....
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DRAINS AND DITCHES.
Feb. 8 Treasurer of Ontario, annual rental Gov. Drain
May 27 George Dunlop, aesisting Engineer Gov. Drain No, 2
Marshall Harrison, "
Chas. Osborne,
August Gnhr, " +" " 14
June 17 Wm Spence, assisting Engineer on Peet'e Drain
Joseph Raynard, underdrain on S. R. 3•:con.-4
July 15 David Robertson, tile drain on Wallace Bdy,
David Taylor, ditobing on S. R. 3, von. 17
Aug. 12 Thomas. Williamson, underdrain on MoRillop Bdy,.
James Kincaid, drawing tile for ditch on Wallace Bdy.
J. R. Oliver, drawing tile for drains
Sept 16 Robt. Pearson, -ditch at lot 22, con. 4
Geo. Eckmire, irons for traps on Hall's Drain
Angne Smith, surveying Clark Drain
Alex. Barron, assisting Engineer Clark Drain
Thomas Oakley, digging award drain and tile
Chas. Pollard, drain on Morris Bdy,
Jamee McKnight, clearing out ditch lot 21, con. 12
William Millan, ditob on Elma Bdy., eon. 10
Oct. 16 Chas. Pollard, underdrain lot 1, con. 14
Robt. Bell, ditoh and oulvert S. R. 1, con. 4
Robt. Pierson, award ditch
• D. 111. Roes, Treas. MoKillop, engineer's expenses Oakley award
Wm. Spence, Clerk's fees 14th con, Drain
Barron Dram
Nov. 20 Mimes Cololough, award ditch
William Riley, tile and ditching lot 14, von. 7
John Bateman, ditch and culvert lot 15, con. 5
Joseph Savage, cleaning award drain
James Savage, ditch S. R. 4, con. 2
Joseph McKenny, clearing Fraser Drain
DuncanMolnnea cleaning ditbb'S.R 2,'eon,12
George Maher, ditching
James Turnbull, Inspector Hill drain
Deo. 16 R, Livingston, Inspeotor MoTaggart Drain
Barron
Government " No. 2
Geo. Dunlop, asemeting Engineer MoTaggart Drain
James MoTaggart, removing brush from drain
John Dunbar, ditch lot 23, con. 4
Samuel Wright, tile
Wm. Flood, clearing award Drain on Logan Bdy.
Hugh McKinnon, cleaning award Drain, lot 10, con. 8
H, Smith, tile for drama on Wallace Bdy.
Win. Fraser, to pay for ditch outlet per agreement, S.R. 4, con, 8
Wm. Bnyere, tile drain lot 25, con, 2
Nioholeon & Connelly, MoTaggart Drain
Peter Nicholson, Clark Drain
John Rogers, 0. L. S., award drains
EXPENDED ON TOWNSHIP HALL.
May 18 Thomae Vodden, 29 cords of wood
Deo. 10 Thomas Chapman, caretaker
EXPENSES OF BOARD OF HEALTH..
Oot. 16 Wm. Spence, attendance
Deo. 16 Wm. Mitchell, "
Thos. MoFedzean, "
John Cardiff,
James Turnbull, and seleoting jurors
$ 154 88
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PRINTING, POSTAGE AND STATIONERY.
Feb. 23 W. H. Kerr, extra printing $ 2 50
May 27 James Irwin, printing 100 copies of MoTaggart Drein'Bylaw 7 50
. W. H. Herr, printing 100 copies Hall's Drain Bylaw 166 18 00
"" 200 " Township Bylawe 17 00
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Stratford Beavon, advertising" 2 88
Win. Spence, wielding in teviotng township By lewe 4 00
July 15 W. H. Kerr, printing 120 copies Bylaw of von. 4 drain 18 00
" putt paymnt on printing contract 10 00
Sept. 10 W. M. O'Beirne, advertising for tenders for con. 14 drain 2 88
Oot. 16 Wm. Spence, postage and stationery 22 00
Deo. 12 A. McNair, " " " for 1901 2 60
10 W. H. Kerr, on oontraot 20 00
" " ditob and contract notices 10 00
EXPENDED ON CHARITY.
Mrs. Ed, Fox for 12 months at 95
EXPENDED ON SCHOODS.
July 6 Legislative Sohool grant
Deo. 0 Union Sohool Seotion No. 16, Howiok and Grey
" " " 4, Grey'and Wallace
3, Wallace and Grey
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a1,1 Saws Fitted up .Ready
for Use.
140 36 Prises Right a' and Quality Good.
60 00 CALL AND„ SEE US ,BEFORE
60..00 BUYING.
41800'
146 97 •
12343 9600 i Wilton & Turnbull