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10 School Seotion No, 3, Grey
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Union. Sohool Section No 11, Walton and Grey
Sohool Bostion No, 1, Grey
DEBENTURE AND COUPONS.
Nov, 12 Debenture No, 9, Silver Corners Drain
12 coupons of $6,25
Deo. 12 Debenture No. 8, Beauchamp Creek and extension
AID TO WIRE FENCES.
Mar. 23 Wilton & Turnbull on S. R. 1
June 17 John Hollinger, wire fence on 8. R. 2, oon. 10
July 15 Alex. McIntosh, " " " " 6," 1
Nov. 20 James Ferguson, " " " 1, ?' 9
SALARIES AND FEES.
Jan. 25 Wm. Spence, registration of births, marriages and deaths
31 Peter Biabop, aalary aa collector 1900
Feb. 1 Jacob Kreuter, salary as oolleotor 1900
11 Duncan McDonald, eervioes as D. R. 0.
A, McNair, making out Financial Statement
John MoIntoeh, salary as auditor
Wm. Work, ”
May 27 A. Reymann, Assessor's salary 1901
" " equalizing U. S. S. No. 11
Oct. 2 " " fees re Voters' Lists
8 F. S. Scott, fees as constable and serving Voters' Liet notices
16 Chas. Merrifield, commissioner's fees re 14th con. drain ....,
Wm. Spence, fees re Voters' List Oourt
salary as Clerk for.1901 and D. & W. Aot
" selecting jurors
Nov, 20 A. Reymann, selecting jurore
Deo. 16 Robert Livingston, salary as Councillor
William Fraser,
James Turnbull, " Reeve
Jamea McDonald, " Councillor
Adam Turnbull, '
A. McNair, " Treasurer
403 19
., 503 51
050 30
74 47
.,•„. 328 95
$ 2703 89
$ 150 10
75 00
„ 1006 00
$ 1237 10
'7 00
16 00
7 50
,,.. 10 00
LOANS AND INTEREST.
Jan. 31 Standard Book, oommieeion on draft
Feb. 8
Sept. 16
40 60
$ 21 00
40 00
40 00
4 00
7 50
10 00
10 00
90 00
4 00
2 00
14 00
2 00
12 80
190 00
4 00
4 00
58 00
50 00
70 00
52 00
55 00
80 00
$ 815 30
$ 1 25
50
Interest on note $840 for 2 months 3 00
Interest collateral note for Hall's drain 3 00
" •' " MoTaggart drain.. , 2 30
Oat. 15 Interest on note for 1 month 1 90
Nov. 16 for bills payable 600 00
Int. on do. 10 60
for bills payable 600 00
Int. on do. 8 20
20 for bills payable 400 00
Int. on do. 22
for bills payable 222 00
Int. on de. 1 10
Deo. 5 for bills payable 340 00
" Int. on do, 75
12 Oommieaion on draft to Treas. of Ontario 30
COUNTY RATES.
Jan. 31 Wm. Holmes, balance of Co. rates for 1900
REFUND OF TAXES.
Jan. 25 John K. Baker, over•oharge on Boyle drain
S. 8. Cole, error in dog tax
Dan. Meehan,
31 Dr. Niebol,
David Milne, Statute Labor oolleoted
Feb. 11 George MoOa11, refund of dog tax
Deo. 4 John Gorsalitz, error in School tax
16 Albert Fox, error on roll
Lewis McDonald, error in taxes
Andrew Johnston, error on roll
Chas. O'Connor, error in dog tax
Jacob Soffery error in dor tax
Charin 1.I.ItCa.1:1, error in dog lax
P' ..,s iX EXPENSES.
Jen. 14 A. Rosas e..van__ 'SE D. R. 0.
'UsecfEaaC_an::.-.ock
Jar<n• TIF' hoteR,..ee_=R.'...es so D. R. 0.
wait MUNair.
YrilItarn. Spenor
_Andrew Turnbull
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John Ridley,
Trn3ieBa of School No. 1 for use ea school
44 No 9
" No.2
" No.5
No.4
MISCELLANEOUS.
Jan. 25 H. F. McAllister, for coal nil
Alex. McKay, fence -viewer's fees
28 John Rose Robertson, for Children's Hospital
31 Municipal World for declaration blanks
Feb. 8 County Treasurer, unoolleoted Roll, 1900
11 Municipal World, 6 copies for Municipal Council
H, F. McAllister, coal oil for Hall
Mar. 2 G. F. Blair, amending Bylaw for paying surplus on Fraser dr..
May 18 Municipal World, 2 assessment rolls
27 G. F. Blair, preparing Bylaw No. 165
J. D. O'Connel, registering By-law No. 165
G A. Deadman, index books for Voters' List
Jane 8 R. Livingston, serving MoTaggart By-law
17 John Oliver, breakage of plow on road
Wm. Holmes, refund of non resident tax
Hamilton & Toronto Pipe Co., car load of sewer pipe
July 15 J. D. O'Connel, registering By-law No. 168.
Mnnioipal World, 2 Collector's Rolla
G. T. R., freight on oar of sewer pipe
Chas. Ritohie, for plow broken on gravel road
Ang. 12 John McDermott, damages to horse going through bridge
Sept. 16 J. D. O'Oonnel, registering Bylaw 170, 14th oon. drain
G. F. Blair, preparing MoTaggart Drain By.lew
R. Livingston, serving Clark Drain By-law
Deo. 12 Municipal World, Debenture Register
Treas. of Ont., final payment of Gov. Drain Noe. 1 & 2
16 A. McNair, expenses to Goderioh to meet the Gov. Auditor
Treas. of Brunets, ball rent
$ 2195 12
$ 1000 00
$ 2 66
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
1 00
8 76
9 98
2 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
3 28 40
$
4 00
3 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
8 42 00
9
44
1 50
5 00
1 00
2 16
5 00
50
25 00
3 85
20 00
2 00
1 40
2 00
3 00
2 75
240 00
2 00
3 10
23 19
2.00
5000
2 00
15 00
1 50
4 21
244 42
5 00
12 00
$
Account with Fraser Drain
1900 RECEIPTS.
Jan. 1 Surplus of Deb. and
Coupons 3 287 20
May 81 Standard Bank, int5 10
Nov. 30
1901
Nov. 80
" " .. 8 35
1900
Sep. 23
1901
Sep. 23
3 00 Deo. 12
$ 303 65
680 02
DISBURSEMENTS.
Debenture No. 1 $ 61 21
20 Coupons amt'g to 61 00
Debenture No. 2 56 26
19 °empone amt'g to 58 95
Balance in Bank 79 23
$ 308 65
Account with Hall's Drain
1901 RECEIPTS.
Apr. 8 James Turnbull $ 18 00
July 22 Stimson for debentures 4702 32
54720 32
1901 DISBURSEMENTS.
July 16 Gubr & Fogel, pt. pay't 3 230 00
Ang.12 " 200 00
Sep. 16 " 200 00
Oct. 16 W. Spence, tees 16 00
Guhr & Foga', on cont417 56
460 00
Refunded for enrvey, ..
printing, regist'n, &o. 319 66
Dsc. 12 Refund for culverts in
W..
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oonst'n of drain 201 2b
Balnoe in bank 268G 86;■ ^ t
$4720 32 1 W A Lr.J.. O N t
Nov. 20
Sep. 16
Account with Beattohamp Creek & Extension
1901 RECEIPTS, 1901
don. 1 Balance from .1900,,.,05005 48 Jan. 14
8 Error giving it ohegne
3700 for estimate $758 8 00
May 31 Standard Bank, int, ., 07 86
Nov. 80 1' " , , 03 20 A'Iay 3
Nov, 39
$5703
Account with
1901 RECEIPTS,
Sep. 25 Cash for Debentures
and Coupons 52900
DISBURSEMENTS.
Geo, Qllver PP o nt't,.91000 00
Bask aero„on draft „ 3. 25
J A. 11211, 0. E., loop, 220 Q0
1111111 alulntselon ,... 85
A. Guhr, per order.,,, 200 00
Balance in bank ,,,,,, 428288.
98
McTaggart Drain
1901 DISBURSEMENTS,
Sep, 15 Nicholson & Connolly,
72
32808 72
$
6703 98
onoontraot $ 000 00
Oat. 1 Nioholeon & Connelly„ 500 00
10 Wm. Spenoe,feee ..,. 5 00
16 Int, on collateral note 2 00
28 Nioboleon &Connelly800 00
Refund. for Tlvp, outlay 58 18
Nov, 1 Nioholeon & Connelly 300 00
20 ” '" 900 00
J, Roger, C. E , $144, '
Bank commission 20o 144 20
Deo. 12 Balanoe in bank 699 89
52803 72
Account with 14th Con. Drain
1901 RECEIPTS. 1901 DISBURSEMENTS.
Nov. 4 Cash for debentured ..$0719 05 Nov. 22 J. Roger, survey, &o,,$ 312 00
Oommiseion on draft.. 40
Deo. 12 Balanoe in batik 6406 65
36719 05 • 56719 05
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
ASSETS.
J. Kreuter, unoolleoted roll. ..3 2242 47
P. J. Bishop, " .... 2422 11
Balanoe in Standard Bank.... 2052 87
Balanoe on hand .... 545 48
Township Hall .... 1000 00
Road Grader ..., 240 00
$ 8502 93
•
LIABILITIES.
County Rate ....6 2213 75
Balanoe due Sohoole 2956 25
Oolleetors' salaries .... 80 00
9 5250 00
Receipts and Expenditure from December 16
31, inclusive, 1900,
RECEIPTS.
Deo. 17 Jacob %ranter, collector, oash and orders $
20 "
22
22 P. J. Bishop,
24 J. Kreuter,
25 F. Jacob, Clerk of Logan, work on boundary
28 Jaoob Kreuter, collector, oaeh and orders
31
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P. J. Bishop, " " "
EXPENDITURE.
Deo. 31 Robert Ycill, gravel $
Robert, Blair,
A. McNair, postage and stationery
Wm. Holmes, account of oounty rates
Standard Bank, oommieeion on draft
Alex. Strachan, tile
Ronald MaNaoghton, tile 9 16
$ 1293 30
We hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct statement of Receipts and
Expenditures from last Audit to this Date.
JAS. TURNBULL, A. McNAIR,
REEVE. TREASURER.
ORANBROOK, December 171b, 1901.
to December
200 00
190 00
290 00
263 00
140 00
26 10
285 00
236 02
DSO, 20
19C
Cordwood
Wanted,
The undersigned are prepay»
od to pay' ens]) for all kinds of
Cordwood, both dry and green,
delivered at the Stilt Works,
Apply to GORDON MOONEY,
Foreman Brussels Salt Works.
Jp Maui fora,
oravroN 1', 0, PROPRIETORS,
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Spectacles
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solo and to ont,l0853 to•pttutl'lownskrlpa
W Morrie and Grey, le 11. s0o'f"T,Urueaole
VARIX Kit $AL] ,-,-4i000,00
will buy .hot No, 00 lu the 18th 000042.
slog of the Townehyr ef. Grey, pentafning 04
sores, There le shoat 10 sores elem. or tint,
bar, The coat bl bnab, Ibr farther infer.
matfon apply to 0, IP. Blair, Solicitor, ferns,
sale,
IIOiJSE ANI? LOT FOR SALE
taullrnesols. Nllgiblysituated, }gore
0514ur , stable,. well, cellar and other con.
venieneeo. For prise and torols apply to•
1,1188 DA1810, firaubroalt 0, 0.,or 8n1, PosS
Publiebiny Bouoe,Brucsele, .1841
VYinter Term Qpsns 1�6n ay, IA 6th
cENTRAt 9
tr t' ori..Ort
WB nave recently regoiyed eight applies.
done from other floafaoer+ Colleges who
wlsn 10000 our graluotoa go teachers, but
we baye not one 60 send. Oar'gtuduatee
aro eboosu by business Orme and Buelneo0
Ooneges es fp et 08 we. 00.0 turn -them out
Write for catalogue,
W. J. JLL1011"R, I'rknafDnl,
–OF ALL KINDS–
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and yonr Eyes tested FREE by
latest Optical methods at
Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS.
REAL ESTATE.
GOOD FARM OF 1421 ACRES
for sale, being Lot 03 000.7, Grey.
Hou3e suitable for two /amnion if required.
sebool house, ehurob and part of the Village
of Ethel on past of the lot. Apply to JOHN
COBER, Ethel Carriage Works. 24-
A few good steers for sale, rising 3 years,
A SACRIFICE 1N REAL ES–
TAoo.—$3000.00 will buy the 300000•
ghey Block in the Village of Brussels. These
two fine stores must be sold to close out the
McCaughey Estate, Intending purchasers
should investigate. at once, Apply to F, 3.
SCOTT or G. E, BLAIR, Brussels, Ont.
Sox and
Rubbers.
0 fa is
No matter how
cold or slushy the
weather is, your feet
will be snug and
warm in a pair of socks and rubbers.
Thick, warm, fleece -lined socks and stout snag -
proof rubbers—that's a combination that can't be beat
for out -door winter work.
We have them in all styles and sizes. They are'
priced down to rock bottom, too.
This is how we sell them
Men's Sox from $0 50 to $1 00
Repairs in Boys' Sox from 35 50
Rubbers and Shoes Men's heavy One Buckle Rubber1 00 upwards
promptly attended to. Boys' " " 90 1 50
HARNESS DEPARTMENT
—Nine Single Hama, doubled and etitobed all through, only
—Solid Niokle Silver Single Harness, good artist e 16 00
ROBES—large assortment, prime very low.
BLANKETS—oheaper than ever. Also RUGS of all kind,.
TRUNKS and SATCHELS,
$ 7 50
Repairs in' Harness
and Collars.
1. C. Richards.
110512 $273614 New
HolidEty Steck
2 80
1 92
a 18
1284 10
1 30
10 84
Xmas
Furniture
Selecting Holiday Presents is a difficult task. Nothing
will prove more satisfactory or serviceable and at the same time
bring more comfort to the house than a nice piece of furniture.
Our selection for the Holiday Trade this season surpasses anything
we have yet offered and in addition to regular lines comprises the
following :—
PARLOR CABINETS
MUSIC CABINETS
MUSIC RACKS
SECRETARIES
BOOK CA8E5
CHIFFONIERS
DRESSING TABLES
HALL RACKS
LIBRARY TABLES
FANCY TABLES
JARDINERE STANDS
EASELS
PICTURES
PAPER RACKS
COUCHES
It will do yon good to see the beautiful line of Fancy Bookers, Morris Chairs
and Odd Parlor Pieces we are offering. Special value in Pianos and Organs in which
you save the travelling agent's profit. Window Shades in large variety. Beautiful
range of Pictures that have only to be Been to inanre buyers. Speaial attention given
to Mattraaoes and Upholstering.
We will consider it a pleasare to show you through oar warerooms even it you
do not want to purchase.
R. Leatherdale.
Night and Sunday calls for Undertaker answered at residence.
EXTENDED
In our Opening Sale we have met with gratifying
success, and we have decided that until
JANUARY 11, 1902,
We will continue to offer goods at Slaughter Prloea
to give all a chance of securing some of the bar
gains we have to show. The following are a few
of oar Special Bargains in
DISHES
DINNER SETS—Regular $7.00 to $9 00 for 65.50 to $7 25.
TEA SETS—Regnlar $2.75 to $8.00 for $2.35 to $6.50.
BED ROOM BETS—Reg. $186 to $6 00 for $1.35 to 35.(0.
FANCY DISHES of all kinds,
GLASS WARE, Eto., Eto.
We are enlarging and improving our stock by the
beet and moot up•to-date goode we San procure,
and are prepared to satisfy our eaotomere in all
linea,
Is Now CornplcteT
gSIESSEMP 41111
Hu
ndreds of Dollars worth of NEW GOODS have
arrived in the past few weeks, consisting of the
Winter necessities in CLOTHING and FURNISH-
INGS as well as the Latest Novelties for the
HOLIDAY TRADE.
Now is the time to think of these thing's and prepare accord-
ingly. .1?enzernber in seeing . V'eiv Things it gives you ,New
Ideas to profit by, it helps you plan for. Xmas and New
Years presents to advantage.
Pretty New Swivel Back -
Handkerchiefs
Just received our new stock
of Plain and Fancy Silk Hand-
kerchiefs which consists of num-
erous kinds so varied in style
and pattern as to appeal to all
as very suitable Xmas presents.
—Plain White at 25c, 35c, 50e,
75c and $1.00.
—With Fancy Borders at 50c,
750 and $1.00.
Suspenders
THE LATEST.
If you .want to be up-to-date
have a pair of our new Suspen-
ders. They are pretty, neat,
strong and unoxpenside.
—We have them in four qualities
at 25e, 35c, 50c and 76c.
—We also carry a complete range
of Dominion Suspenders at
15c, 20c, 25e, 35c, 50c & 75c.
Ordered Clothing
Department
& SON,
We can Sava You both Money
and Trouble.
Do you wish to save money 2 Do you wish
first-class work 2 If so allow us to make your
Garments. We employ none but first-class
bands, therefore we can assure you of having the
very best workmanship.
—One of' our Tailor-made Suits would
make a handsome Xmas or New Years
present, prices $13 to $30.
Neckwear
Never before has our stock
been so rich with the Newest
Creations in Neckwear as it is at
present. Our range consists of
the following styles :—Strings,
Derbys, Graduates, Imperials,
Flowing Ends, Bows and Puffs.
See our Minto Huffier
at 75e and $1.00.
Particular Dressers
The enthusiasm of youth causes a man to
bring the same intense interest to the subject of
Clothes as to anything else. He becomes exces-
sively particular what to wear and when to wear
it. Latest colors and make-up must meet his
ideas, for such dressers ordinary Beady -made
Clothing is not always up to the marlf—that's
where we come in with the
20th Century and
Fit Beyond Question
Brands of Ready-to-wear Clothing. Suits
from $2.50 to $15.00,
./Lt this season of the year we take pleasure im thanking our many
Customers for their Liberal Patronage in the past and wish all a Merry
Xmas and CG Happy .New Year.
E.C.DU-NFORD
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.