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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1902-12-25, Page 3DEO, 26, 1902 11USINESS CARDS. B I S L rosT -ir0NL'X TO LOAN AT G BER - sagraelole, , MoORACI{EN 1' Y • passer of Marriage I,,taonoel, O. Ase et Grocery, Turntorry street, Brnseel8, M• MORRISON Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. ▪ M, O'CON.OR, • • GFJNI0RAL INBURANO30 AGENT for Some of the beet and safest Compantoe in Canada for Plre, Aeoldont anal Plate Gloel. O111SO oyer I, 0, 14iobard's atom, Brusnole. 113.8m MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, --TA64H17R QP— PIANO - AND - ORGAN. 3sa r7't3S=S9, OmTW, ROBERT OUNNINGHAMI Mumma:, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. E. Estelle Griffin TEACHER OF VOICE CULTUIfE Pupil of Mies Eva N. Bablyu, of London. rungs prepared for Conservatory axemc t.n'Will visit Bruosele evory Tuesday, Lessons given at the home of W, H. Kerr, John stroot. J. LEOKIE, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, MONEY TO LOAN AT d4, 4$ & u• Per cent. Office over Hur0ley'e Drug Store, Nov, ord,1002. 80.910 Brueaela, Wellington Mutual Fire Iuenraueo Co., 00TABL10HED 1840 I08nrana0 taken on the cash and premium note elsewheretom call at on thee ulndereigned Agent of the Company. GEORGE ROGERS, Brussels. AUCTIONEERS. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION N • Iran, will Bell for better pilau, to better myen in less time and Imo charges than • on't obarge other anything r In anduron orders pan slweye be arranged at thlo office or by p•raonal application. VETERINARY. T D. WARWICK— ea • Honor Grodaaro of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis- e ases of domesticated animals lin a compel. ant manner. Particular attention paid to VOtorinarr Dentistry Calls promptly at- tended to. Office and Iuarmary—Four doors North of bridge, Turnberry et„ Emeses], LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. W• M. SINCLAIR— • Barrieter, solicitor, iCouvoyanaer, Notary Fano, &a. 0ffioe—Stewart's Block 1 dyor North of Central Hotel., loltoitor for the Standard Bank. Gi• E, BLAIR, BARRISTER, Boliaitor, &o, Office over Stand- ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels. Money to Loan at lowest rates. MEDICAL CARDS. DR. O. AMBROSE TOOLE. RESIDENCE AND OFFI0E— MI]fL BT., EAST, EIt11SSELS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON. AL D., C, M., Trinity Untvoroltyy, Fellow Trinity Medical College, Member College of Phyatotabe and Bergsma Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col- lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid- wifery Edinburgh. 15rTelephove No.14, Rosi'denoe-01131 street, Brussels. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. F'EILD. ' DENTIST Graduate of Ole Royal Oollego of Dental Eurgoone of Ontario and Girst.olase Honor Graduate of Toronto University. Office n0xt to Brawer'a Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. AGENTS WANTED. Eltber,on Full et Part 111110. your Are time eatl•ded with your income v Is We umn give lyouemployment by the write us. on good terms or contract to nay you well for such bu8lne00 as you eooure for no at odd timee, We employ both male and female representatives. .The next threo months is tho very boat time to eel! our goodo. No do. posit Is required ; outfit is abeolutolyfreo. We have the largest nurseries in Canada— over 800 acres. A large range of valuable new specialties, and all our stoat 10 guaran- teed as represented. If you want to repre- sent the largest, most popular and boot known nursery, writo us. It will be worth your whiSm. TONE & WELLINGTON, "Canada's Groatoot Nurseries;" 17.8111 Toronto, Ontario. SHINGLES British Columbia Iced Cedar Shingles Alin -- North Shore Pine and Cedar FOR SALE AT THE Brussels Planing J[ills Afeo Doors and Saab of all Pat terns on hand or made to order at Short Notice. Estimates Fnrniehed for all kinds of Buildings. Workman- ship and Material Guaranteed. P. AMENT. FINANCIAL STATEMENT ENT —Qk Tfib7-,• Township of Grey l9or-1902. RECEIPTS Jan. 1 Balanoe on hand 9 440 28 9 Jacob Krauter, Collector 226 00 14 P. J. Bishop, " 020 60 120 60 17 3, Erauter, 20 P. J. Bishopp, " 186 00 21 T. S. Brandon, for work on boundary Morris 28 81 31 P. 3, Blehop, Colleotor 486 08 Fab. 1 S. Hrautor, " ,410 45 e uncollected roll 8 02 Mar, 15 Treasurer of Howiok for work on boundary , 0 90 Refuudfor loan to Hall Drain 17 12 "" "" 14th Con. Drain 6Eraer 418 li ,t Beanohamp " 14 00 +' " McTaggart " 408 92 27 T. 5, Brandon for work on boundary Morrie • 0 4 0 0 9 23 Apr, 5 R. Spence, rent for Township Hall 6 50 14 T. Fullarton for improving Maitland river, Grey portion 59 28 June 2 John MoIntoeh, rent for Township Hall 2 00 May 24 G. Fortune, license Sret distribution 42 67 June 30 John MoIntoeh, rent for Township Hall 2 00 July 1 William Holmes, Publio School grant 408 00 11 Thos. Al000k for sower tiles 3 60 Sept. 8 Jno. Molntosh, Engineer's expense for Bruce Drain 7 75 „ " 1 25 20,sStandard Hank for note 2000 00 Jno. MoIntoeh, Engineer's expense for Hudson Drain 7 75 Jae. Turnbull for Engineer's survey of 5. R. 3 3 75 Oct. 14 Standard Bank for note 185 48 Nov. 10 J. McNair, Engineer'e expense for Shiel's Drain 2 25 Nov. 5 J. Kreuter, Colleotor 315 00. 8 10 II" 240 00 P. 3. Bishop " 846 00 14 J. Kreuter " 200 00 16 P. J. Bishop " 175 00 17 3. Kreuter " 260 00 20 A. M. Sweeton, rental for Silver Corner Drain 99 81 22 J. Kreuter, Collector 460 00 29 180 00 Dee. 1 G. Fortune for liaenee 2nd distribution 26 66 3 S. Kreuter, Collector 730 00 5 " 1855 00 9"Cash and orders 855 00 10 P. J. Bishop " 2450 20 Treas. of Ontario Land Improvement Fund 212 03 15 John McIntosh, Eng exp. 916.75, Hall rent 94.00, grader 75o21 50 James Turnbull, McKillop share gravelling on boundary 80 00 J. Kreuter, Colleotor, oaeh and orders 967 91 P. J. Bishop, ' " 497 02 3. Kreuter, " 260 00 v-- ---- 9 14992 10 EXPENDITURE. EXPENDED ON SALARIPS. Feb. 10 J. Kreuter, salary as colleotor 1901 P. J. Bishop, salary as oolleotor 1901 17 William Work, auditor April '7 F. S. Scott, salary as Clerk pro tem. Jno. M. Davis, auditor Juue 2 A. Reymann, assessor 30 A. Reymann, equalizing union Schools assessment John Grant, for nee of School House at election Deo. 15 James Turnbull, salary as Reeve Robt. L. Livingstone, 'salary as Councillor Adm Turnbull, " " ' William Fraser, " James McDonald " " Alex. McNair, " " Treasurer Thomas Chapman, caretaker John McIntosh, Clerk salary Jan. 13 April 7 Sept. 8 Deo, 15 EXPENDED ON PRINTING, STATIONERY, &C. Municipal World, for 5 copies Municipal World, election blanks 1'. S. Scott, for postage and stationery James Fox, stationery for auditors Jno. McIntosh, Clerk W. H. Kerr, on account of printing contract " re Looking Drain "00 00 .^ printing A. McNair, postage and stationery Municipal World W. H. Kerr, for printing for drains ROADS AND BRIDGES. Jan. 13 John MoEwan, gravel William Rilley, gravelling Lot 3 Con. 6 81 William McKelvey, gravel Treasurer of Tnrnberry, work on boundary Feb. 10 A. MoKay & Co., nails 18 James Ferguson, gravel Mar. 3 George Oliver, work on Con. 17 on extension drain George Coates, work on road George Speiran . April 7 Trueman Smith, work on S. R. 1 oon. '7 Wm. Slemmon, removing sewer tiles Alex. McDonald, culvert on lot 44 con 1 Malcolm MoNicbol, oulvert lot 28 oon 3 J. B. MaLauohlin, repairing plough May 5 Hugh Lamont, culvert on S. R. 1 con. 5 William Austin, work on Wallace boundary Angus McKay, work on lot 30 con. 18 June 2 Hy. Holtman, work on lot 34 con. 4 John McLeod, oulvert, on S. R. 6 oon. 8 Samuel Wright, work on Henfryn road Jonathan Wright, damage to buggy (lot 27 con. 8) 30 Robert Bell, working road grader John Mitchell, gravel James Porterfield, gravel Charles Pollard, gravel William Millin, gravel Alex. McKay, gravel John Blanes, gravel John Mitchell, gravel John Gimblet, grading on Elms boundary August Gubr, repairing abutment (con. 16) John W. Rose, for gravel Joseph Ames, grading on S. R. 3 oon 4 Thomas McDonald, nutting hill S. R. oon. 1 Richard Jaoklin, oatting hill, S. R. 4, oon. 1 James Houston, shovelling gravel John Hollinger " " Walter McKay, gravelling JohnMoLay, " MaKillopboundary Hugh McKay, grading J. 1'. Collins, shovelling gravel Thomas Al000k, gravel shovelling gravel Henry Al000k, gravelling Morris boundary Robert Dookett, gravelling James Savage, stone work David Milne, repairing Ethel bridge David Spillett, shovelling gravel Thome Davidson, gravel . Gorley Hutchinson, shovellinggravel William M. Smith, tile Robert Coutte, gravel Samuel Dunn, e Aug. 1 John Bolger, " Charles Pollard, gravelling on Morrie boundary Henry Alcook, repairing oulvert lot 18, oon. 14 Janice Pearson, gravel John McLeod, flooring Ethel bridge Samuel Shins, gravel Charles Cleaver Robt, Dougherty " John Mohan " Geo. Speiran " Angus McKay, gravelling 5. R. 6, oon. 17 John Diemen, " on Hlma boundary Samuel Dunn, gravel 40 00 40 00 10 00 51 50 10 00 90 00 7 00 4 00 85 00 52 00 48 00 50 00 45 00 80 00 15 00 131 25 4 758 75 5 00 12 80 2 73 1 05 4 00 25 00 10 00 25 00 3 02 6 12 22 00 $ 11G 72 4 80 24 00 4 96 9 73 6 65 6 00 75 00 2 50 80 1 00 2 00 2 25 1 60 1 50 5 00 25 7 80 2 50 1 00 1 50 1 25 23 25 9 60 47 68 23 12 8 05 11 44 10 80 4 40 1. 95 10 00 14 16 16.00 8 50 22 75 9 00 6 00 22 00 60 00 78 60 4 50 10 56 1 00 84 56 11 60 13 58 50 4 00 24 00 6 00 4 76 16 88 18 20 96 50 2 00 10 32 6 00 8 84 12 00 16 80 17 20 6 00 3 04 7 20 Rept, 8 William Milne, grading Eima boundary J000ph Bedmond, gravel and gravelling S. R. 6, eon. 20 Wm, Riley, part peytneut gravelling on Morrie boundary Philip Ameot, lumber for oalyatt end hrid8ee Samuel Smith, grading Alex, Barron, farm bridge, Clark Drama Robert Ooutto, gravel William Masson, for worst Alex. MON', for spikes john Mol+eed, for work repairing bridge lot 26, con. 8 John Mohan, gravel Joseph Redmond " John Robinpon t" Charles Quorrengeeeer, lumber Robert Menzies, gravel Patrick Blake, repairing road John Reid, t" II Cob. 10 Stratford Bridge co,, 14th Oon, bridge Andrew Hislop, abutments to 14th Con. bridge john Savage, oulvert tot 24, con. 5 Duncan Molnnes, oulvert lot 18, eon. 11 Walter Pennington, oulvert and gravel James Hapaitton, gravel Robert Oloee, William Millar, oulvert lot 84, Ilima boundary, Grey a bare Samuel Dunn, gravel James Pearson, gravelling S. R, 4, Coo*, 3 John Gimblet, '" on Elma boundary Chas. Fifer, " S. R. 6, con. 18 Robt, Robertson, " lot 30, con. 14 Geo. Mann, oulvert lot 25, con. 14 L. A. Macon, repairing road lot 27, con, 7 Thos. Stevenson, gravel John 15., Baker, raieing culvert James Ferguson, gravel William Bateman, " John Hannah, work on Elm. boundary William Oakley, gravel Robert Dookott, gravelling " " filling approach to bridge S. R. con. 2 grading and gravelling S. R. 4 con 3 Robb, Mocataheson,.gravelling S. R. 4 on. 2- John McEwen, gravel William Rilley, gravelling on Morrie boundary A. R. MoDonald,.repeiringculvert S. R. 1 oon 2 Abraham Bishop, oulvert lot 14 oon 4 George Eokmire, rag bolts Robert Bell, underbruebing S. R. 2 con 4 George Kerr, gravel Donald Lamont, oulvert S. R. 2 ooh 7 John McKinnon, oulvert S. R. 1 con 8 James Houston, roads and bridges James Welsch, oulvert on S. R. 3 oon 6 John Dark, oulvert lot 14 con 10 D. Ewan & Co., bridge bolts John Mitchell, gravel John Coates, oulvert John Reid, repairing road Nov. 10 James Lucas, gravelling on Logan boundary Treasurer of Logan, gravelling on boundary Grey's share 0000 John Hyde, oulvert lot 25 con 12 Richard Robinson, gravelling lot 80 con 14 Thomas Straoban, gravel Richard Jackiin, oulvert lot 15 oon 4 Robert McGavin, shovelling gravel George Clark, gravel Alfred Hollenbeok, gravel Samuel MaCutcheson, clowning culvert on Wallace boundary Alex. McKay, gravel P. Ament, lumber for bridge and culverts Francis Miller, gravel Deo. g Enoch Clark, grading at lot 16, con. 17 15 Jamee Greig, grading and gravelling on Elma boundary Robert Blair, gravel Valentine Foerster, oulvert lot 20, con. 12 Thos. Streicher', gravel Jno. F. Biernee, repairing lot 34, oon. 6 Edward Coates, gravel John Mitchell, culvert 8. R. 4, con. 6 John Mocosh, underbrushing lot 25, eon. 14 George Eokmier, rag bolts Robert Bell, work with grader Jno. Goreaiitz, gravelling S. R. 5, oon. 12 Thos. Al000k, gravel A. Hislop, filling approaoh,to bridge and extras on abutments Joel H. Sellars, gravel John Barr, Wm. McKelvey, Sydney Peet, gravelling on Elms boundary Richard Robinson, gravelling lot 25, oon. 14 Hugh McKay, oulvert, lot 28, oon. 17 Robert Dougherty, gravelling on B. R. 6, oon. 12 Alex. McKay, gravel Fred. Smith, repairing oulvert, S. R. 5, con, 11 John MoNaugbt, onivert, &o., on oon. 17 Henry Aldook, work on coo. 14 James MoNair, repairing oulvert, 8. R. 4 Paul Doig, gravel Henry Johoeton,gravel William Mitobell, gravel John Gimblet, work on road John Coughlin, gravelling ou Wallace boundary, Grey abate„ Robert Close, repairing road, lot 27, con. 6 David Campbell, gravelling on Wallace boundary John Highbino, repairing bridge, aon. 2 and two culverts ..,, Arob, McDonald, gravel Jacob Hollenbeok, gravel George Speiran, gravel James Cololougb, gravelling on McKillop boundary Robert Coutts, gravel Philip Ament, somber for culverts and betdgee 4000 U O ,0,10 000,00 0000 00 00001,0 00000. O 01000 CHARITY Jan. 18 J. Ross Robertson, for Children's Boepital Marsh 8 Dr. MoNanghton, attendance on Mrs. Fox's Mbild Jane 2 John Ridley Deo. 15 Mre.'Ed. Fox and family, 12 months' allowance DEBENTURES April 4 Debenture No. 1, Hall Dram Aug. 1 Debenture No. 1, McTaggart Drain Sept. 23 Debenture No. 8, Fraser Drees Oat. 1 Debenture No. 1, 14th Con. Drain Nov. 10 Debenture No. 10, Silver Corners Drain Deo. 12 Debenture No. 4, Beauchamp Creek Drain 24 40 $0 00 5000 1000 000 19 00 1 09 1 50 1 84 0 20 18 16 19 77 9 92 oo 49 00 487 00 700 00 7 00 1 00 6 50 8 76 4 88 2 45 1 40 6 50 1 75 19 50 8 40 1 00 3 00 11 68 1 00 89 10 11 60 50 2 56 6 00, 5 00 10 90 8 60 17 84 100 00 1 00 1. 50 50 1 26 8 16 4 00 2 50 9 26 3 50 3 00 1 25 2 80 5 00 4 00 75 16 00 3 00 5 20 5 04 2 25 9 00 14 00 2 56 1 25 18 00 107 '77 14 44 18 00 11 90 4 80 1 00 3 20 75 3 44 6 00 9 00 80 1 60 2 50 1 86 28 00 32 8 92 8 00 4 88 3 58 2 00 5 25 10 00 50 9 00 2 00 1 00 3 60 4 16 11 20 1 50 16 00 1 50 5 25 5 00 4 96 2 16 2 64 26 00 1 50 28 25 $ 8079 99 •..8 5 00 20 00 40 00 60 00 $ 125 00 9. 154 10 92 48 56 39 221 93 156 10 1006 00 $1684 00 PAID OUT IN COUPONS April 4 20 Q,oupons, No. 1 Debenture, Hall Drain $ 183 00 Aug. 1 00 " No. 1 " MoTaggart Drain 110 16 Sept. 23 18 " No. 3 Fraser Drain 56 82 Oot. 1 20 " No, 1 14th Con. Drain 264 34 Nev. 10 11 " No. 10 " Silver Corners Drain 68 75 $ 688 07 COUNTY RATES Jan, 18 William Holmes, balance of County rates, 1901 $ 414 25 BOARD OF HEALTH Marsh 3 Park, Davie & Co. $ 10 80 Deo. 16 Thomas MoPadzean, for attendance 8 00 Thomas McDonald "' 4 00 William Mitobell et 6 00 0 James Turnbull John MoIntoeh " 4 00 Jan. 18 Feb. 1 10 March 8 April 5 7 May 6 June 2 30 MISCELLANEOUS John Eokmier, repairing grader William Holmee, ancolleoted roll Walton Meohaniae Institute Ethel " Molesworth Trustees S. S. No. 5, for polling booth No. 6 11. F. McAllister, coal oil Premium of Ioenragoe for Hall Rrgietration of Birthe, Marriages and Deaths F. 8. Scott, enmities John MoIntoeh, eupplieo William Breokenridge, reload of dog tax Wilton & Tarnbnt', for toed weeper,' Joseph Oster, ail for wire fence A. Reymann, equalizing Union 8. S. John Mointoeh,'Supplies John Duncanson, wire fenee John Lamdnt, wire fence (Continued on page 4) $ 82 80 $ 4 00 3 02 6 00 5 00 5 00 3 00 73 1 40 23 80 16 60 6 60 1 00 64 00 5 28 10 00 4 00 8 20 8 00 TT OUSE AND Ii A.ORES OT` land, eligibly Mooted on Tnrnb arty atroot, Idrasgets, torpais, wok bo 8001 en 0100 or bau.e and loll ooperately, tP suit NNuroba-*r. Geed dairy buoieese in 0oTnleo- trop, P4se4osioo 0013141/4 SIM any time, For price, terms, ,1o„ apply 89 141311, foo- 1LAlJCHLIN, Brus0010. Clubbing Rates, Western. Advertiser :'100,,,tea,oeNti,A. ?t,40,0iv'Iv't,'to41n,1,07-' A WEEKLY,. 10 Po40 OOE..UMN PAP.f172 8814 to any padres$ in Coad or the V 1903 "(Jailed Rtalee for Bevonty five Cents 1 d a year in advauoe. valnahle picture premiums 5800 to all oubsgribero. THE '"Western Advertiser" Tug Poem and Toronto Weekly Globe (with premium picture of Ontario Governors from 1791 to 1902 $1,60 TUE Poor and Toronto Weekly Mail till Jan, let, 1004, (with premium piotore) 91.76 Ton Poen and Toronto Weekly San (the farmer'e paper) to Jae. 1, 1904 $1 85 Toe POST 80 Jap. int, 1904, and Family Herald and Weekly Star for oo year, with premium pie tom 91.80 TEE POST end Weekly Advertiser, London 91.55 with Daily Advertiser 92.55 Tae Peer and Farmore Advocate— Newsubsoribers $1. Old 'wham ibero $1, 80 90 THE POST and Weekly Witeeoe.,.. $1.65 Tae POST and Farming World..,, $1,80 THE POST and Doily liter, Toronto $2,25 THE POST and Daily Nowa $2.25 Tun roar and Deily Globe $4.50 "Farming World" —BaNT 0011— $1 A YEAH, iN ADVANCE Balanoe of this year FREE to all sub. 'scribers for 1902, ADDoEesl WESTERN ADYER'1'ISER, LONDON. ON r. XMAS SPECIALTIES At the Old Reliable' Grocery and Bakery ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS, CURRANTS, PRUNES, FIGS, PEELS, NUTS, CANDIES and our usual supply of FANCY GROCERIES All of the best quality and at Moderate Prices. OUR TEAS, COFFEES ce SPICES are carefully selected and at much below the regular price. ./A Full Assortment of Fancy China, Tea, Dinner and Fruit Sets. Geo. Thomson in We carry in Grey Goat, Grizzly Bear Robe stock a first-class assortment of Saskatchewan, Black Galloway, and Mountain Bear. Rubber, Wool ea& Plush Rugs Of excellent value. q ECO S 73TAA TS All Kinds. Big Stock of Single Harness from $7.50 up, also Team Harness and Collars that cannot be beaten. Fine range of Trunks, Valises, &o. Satisfaction guaranteed. John Donaldson HARNESS MAKER, BRUSSELS. 1. Just arrived --One car load of PENNOLINE and SILVER LIGHT AMERICAN OIL at 20c and 250 per gallon. Try our Pennoline at 25e per gallon and you will buy it again. WILTON & TURNBULL.