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Grey Abstract.
l.4eal—Er. Chase.
Laaal- ltfxs. 1:11ncten,
Flax—J, & J.,Givingeton,
Nantleinaking—Miss I800re,
Rube Stolon—Amerioan Hotel.
Native to Oreditare—G. la Blair.
Feethorbene Coraeta•-.A, McKim & Oo,
BeadYmade Clothing• -A. McGowan d
(Jo.
Ready for Businaee—Walton & Turn•
bail,
Nratostio Most,
FRIDAY, MAR, 2 1895.
4xey Council Meeting.
Council met at the Township Hal
March 12112, 3.895, pursuant to adjo
Ment ; members were all preeent,
Reeve in the ohair ; minutes of last in
ing were reed and passed. Several o
munieations were read by the Reeve f
Mears. Garrow & Proudfoot re
Broughton v. Grey, also from Geo,
ver, contractor of Government drain
2 and outlet ; also 0. letter from
Reeve of Rowlok, regarding a young
by the naree of George Docket, a resit
of Grey, who was Wok and in indi
elm/instances and who was driven o
to Howfok and left at the residence o
Jaques, who boarded and attended to
during hie illness until his death,
which Mr. Jaques claims the sum of 9
00, and reque.ting the Grey Council
bear a portion of the expense. Moved
Wm. Brown, seconded by James Tu
bull that this Counoil pay to C. Jag
the sum of 316.00, being half the expe
ea claimed by him. Car, fed. F.S. Sc
applied for the payment of 319,75
Mary Ann Bizerman, said sum haw
been assigned over to the said Mary A
Eizerman by 11. O. Armebroeg. Th
being another order in the hands of t
Council the matter was laid over f
further consideration. Alex. Hied a
plied for an outlet into Silver Corn
drain at lot 34, con. 12. The Audito
report for receipts and expenditures f
the year 1894 was laid on the table e
was read over and finally audited by t
Council. Moved by Arch. Hislop„ se
ended by Wm. Brown that the Auditor
report be adopted, that the Clerk be i
struoted to publish the Abatracb in Tg
Baoeszrs Pose. Carried, Mrs. Livin
ston applied for aid to get some olothi
for Maggie Niobol, an indigent. lllov
by Arch. Hislop, seconded by Jae. Lin
say that the sum of 34,00 be graote
Carried. Robert Docket presented a
account for 39.00 for keeping Geo. Docke
a sink indigent, three weeks. Moved
Wm. Brown, seconded by James Lindell
that the sum of 35.00 be granted. Oa
ried. A joint petition of five ratepayer
from the Townships of Grey and Elm
praying that a Union School Section b
formed out of that part of the Townshi
of Elm. oonstitutiug S. S. No. 4, Elm
and that part of the Township of Gre
lying adjacent to said S. S. No. 4, Elm
being lot 35, con, 6, lots 34 and 35, con
7, lots 33 and 85 and Ni lot 34, oon. 8, o
the Township of Grey. lloved by Aroh
Hislop, seconded by Wm. Brown the
Charles Mitchell be appointed arbitrate
in the matter 00 behalf of this Township
Carried. Moved by James Lindsay, se
onded by James Turnbull that Mese
Garrow & Proudfot'e ledger account 0
$14.21 up to 314 Deo., 1894, be paid
Carried. Wm. Work applied for aid t
construct 80 rods of wire fence on bound
ary Grey and Morris. Moved by Jame
Lindsay, aeoonded by Jas. Turnbull the,
this Council agree to pay for half of th
wire used for said 80 rods of wire fence
Carried. Petition of. Adam Turnbnll an
27 others praying for aid to Mrs. E. Fox
who is left in indigent :circumstance
with six small children to support. Mov
ed by Arch. Hislop, seconded by Wm
Brown that the sum of $5.00 per moat
be granted, that the Treasurer be in
str t
uo d
e to pay said sum be Mrs. E. Fo
inou1hiy, eommeooing on the 12th day o
March, 1895, until further notice. Car
ried. The following Pathmasters, Pound
keepers and Fence Viewere were appoint
ed, viz.: --Con. 1st boundary, John Poi
lock, Wm. Beooett, Samuel Brown, Joh
Elliot, Hance Clamming and Ada
Meczies ; cons. 1st and 2nd, Wm. Mo
Kelvey, Thos. Smith, Jas. Lynn, Josep
McDonald, John MoDonald, Geo. Brown
Thos. Elliot and Daniel Buyers . none
3rd and 4117, Duncan Taylor, A. It. Mc
Donald, Lorenzo Frain, Thos. Savage
Jas. Pearson, Samuel Matthews, Dania
Spillett and Wm. Duke ; cone. 5th and
811, Simon Grant, Wm. Eloy, E. J. Me.
Arthur, John Bishop, Marley Hutohin.
son, John Kellner, Henry Ames, Petrie
Beirnes and Wm. Anuett ; cons. 7th and
8111, Marsden Smith, Jae. Elliot, RObt,
McKay, Peter Keifer, Moses Henry, Robt.
Dilworth, Max. Baynard, Edward Oollia,
David Milne and O. Baynard ; cons. 9th
and 10th, Henry Ball, John Crerar, Dan.
McQuarrie, Pas. Knight, Wm. Slemmon,
Isaac Lake, and Wm. Baker ; cons. llth
and 12th, John McFadden, Ben. Dark,
Jas, Perrie, Wm, Perrie, John Brown,
Conrad Micheal, Jas.061olongh Donald
McDougall and Wm Dark cone. 13th
and 14th, Jae. Oakley Wm. Blake, John
Askin, Thomas Learmont, Loose Steins,
Andrew i13olnnes, Chas. Williamson,
Joseph Whitfield, Ieaao Matthews and
Edward Armstrong ; eons. 15th and' 111th,
Wm, Smith, Wm. Teller, Jae, Harris,
Henry Woods, Dougald McTaggart, Jas.
Livingston and Marshall Harrison ; none.
17th and 1815, Andrew Johnston, Thos,
MoFadzean, Daniel McMillan, Duooan
McKenzie, Jas. A. Smith, Robt. Meehan
and Jae, Kendall ; Graham's survey,
Wm. Ellis ; Walton village, Matthew
Morrison ; gravel road, Jas. Simpson,
Jas, Strachan, Duncan MiLauohlio, Jas.
Ireland, Sae, Kelly and John Bennett,
Fence Viewers, Alex, Rose, Duncan Tay.
lot, Hance Cumming, D. W. Dunbar,
Malcolm Lamont, Robt, Bowen, George
Welsh, James Ferguson, Peter Sinclair,
jr., Wm. Fulton, jr., Hartwell Speiran,
John Stewart, John Whitfield, Jas. Oliver
and John &tithe. Pound -keepers, Thos.
MoJwan, Thoe. McDonald, Joseph Quer-
tin, Jacob Long, Hartwell Speirao, Wm.
Bawtinhecmer, James Harris and George
McKim, The following accounts were
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presented,
to Geo. Dooket,sa sickdind
gent, 316.06; A. McNair, salary as Troae-
ure
r for 1894,
380.00
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32.10 ; Jas.Livingston and Alex. Stew.
art, each $10.00, galary as Auditors;
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THE 13RUSSgLS POST
5 and 0, 518.90 ; 3.4 s, Livingston, for
clothing to Maggie Nichol, an iodigenf,
$d 00 „ i+aini Docket; keeping ileo, Peek.'
ot, ez'lok indigent, 'brae weeks, 35,90
Carrow a Drourlfootiaccount up to 83et
Deo., 3894, 91444 ; Q, Rutohineon, gravels
. ravel amt
o easing nut dibolll a let 84,erd oon, 6, $5,00.
Sieved by -d
James Turnbull, seconded by
ante L
jamas In s
ya
y that silo .foregoing ac..
mutate un g be paid, Carried. Thu Counoit
thenadjourned, to meet again' at Long's
hotel, Oranbrook, on Monday, the 27th
day of May, at Court of Revision,
Wet, Sconce, Clerk.
The Hendershott Murderers,
William D. Welter and John Bender.
,bothwere found guilty at 81, Thomas
on Friday of the murder of William H.
Hendershott, and eoteneed to be hang.
ed June 18111, It is said a new trial
will be applied for.. Its oonneetion with
the case Welter is said to have made a
confession, telling the story of the Mur;
der, wbioh was committed by himself
and John Hendershott in the meet areal
manner. The oondemned men, Welter
and Hendershobt, have not alept a soli.
tary moment since the awful word which
will
send them The jail affiniaelshe have been oallowe on tai
er
ednt•
ly with them. They are confined in ad.
joining rills, in the east eide en the up-
per story of the jail, and Monday night
the death watch, Richard Dinner,the
man who will watch over them till the
fast, assumed his duties, They are,
however, getting more reoonolled to their
fate. There is much speculation as to
how, and to whom, the insurance will
revert. The $5,000 in the Covenant
Mutual, of Galesburg, I11., will, it is
understood, be paid, bet the New York
Motiel Life Association, who bolds the
36,000 risk,it is understood, will fight
the matte"r out in court before paying the
amount. David Rendershott, deeeaeed's
fatber,'has already stopped payment, and
there is ncolleoe the amt
ou tof the risk, he will and there
is no doubt the matter will be fought ont
in the coins.
,Li liltowetl.
The young Grit and Tory Clubs are
getting on their war paint.
A quarter of best was stolen from A.
Boil',
residenoe a few nlghte ago.
Rev. W. a. blinoks, L. L. B., of Owen
Sound, and a very clever speaker, will
preeob educational sermons here Sunday,
March 24th.
The Evangelical shuroh, Wallace
street, the interior of which has reoeotly
bean papered and otherwise improved,
was re -opened on Sbnday,
Chas. Lee bas rented from J. W. Scott,
the store on Main street, next to the tele-
graph office, lately occupied as a barber
shop, and is having a gallery erected in
the rear.
From a letter received from Mrs.
Payne, at Maxweltown, Dumfries, Scot-
land, another sister of J. G. Anderson,
the mankilled at the Imperial, it is learn-
ed that Anderson's mother ie still living
at Maxweltown.
Sheriff Hoseie was in town again last
week in connection with the Ohatteile
murder case, which comes up for trial at
the Assizes on the 26th inst. The rumor
that Cliattelle may escape the gallows on
the plea of insanity is not given much
credit in this neighborhood.
Charles Runge has rented from W. G.
Hay and is fitting up a part of the second
flat of the old Hess factory and intends
to carry on a line of special manufactur-
es in wood -work. He will make a line of
ornamental wood mantles which are so
extensively used at the present.
The Listowel tannery bas a' larger
quantity of tanbark in its yards at the
present time than ever before. Besides
buying all the bark that is offered locally,
the Breithaup Leather Co., have had up-
wards of 200 oars shipped in this Winter,
and expect to receive about 300 oars al•
together. Nearly forty men have been
employed around the tannery this
Winter, a considerable portion of whom
have been engaged unloading and piling
bark.
Mr. Taylor sharpened a pair of razors
for a mac whose name be does not know,
but who called for them on Wednesday
of last week. Mr. Taylor showed him
the razors and told him he could have
tbom as soon as he paid for having them
sharpened. The man asked to see them
and evidently found the inspection satis-
factory for after studying over them to
few minutes he put them in his pocket
and, withoht paying for them, started oft
at full speed with "Taylor after him
sheeting "Stop thief 1" The old man's
wind, however, was not good enough to
stand the pace, but he declares that the
next time he runs aoross him be will have
the matter settled or know the reason
why.
POLITICAL..
The Patrons of South Oxford meet en
Maroc 27 to Dominate a candidate for the
Commons.
Dr. Baxter was sleeted in Haldimand
Co. over Mr. Senn, Patron, last Tuesday
by nearly 300,
The value of imports from Ontario and
Quebec at the Buffalo Customs house last
year was 32,672,851.
D, R. Rose, of Embro, last week sent
in his resignation as prohibition candi-
date for North Oxford.
The Newfoundland Government bas
written to the Minister' of Marine and
Fisheries for a supply of white fish.
The Kingston News gives ourreooy to a
rumor that Sir Ihlaclreotie Bowell will be
the Conservative candidate in Kingston
for the Commons.
Mr. Lander has written a letter an-
nouncing that he will accept., nomin-
ation as the opposition candidate in Sas-
lratehewan, provided that no local man
enters the field.
It is announced that the 33,000 called
for by Mr. Buchanan, the prohibition
candidate in Hamiltoo, hag been sub-
aoribed, and that he fa now in the field.
Mr. Watkins, a dry geode merchant, pat
up 6900.
Mrs: H. Bostnok, wife of Liberal oan•
dictate for the Yale.Cariboo division, B.
C., has taken a leaf from the last British
election and is accumpanying her bright/Aid
on his campaign, apeaking and working
quite as mush as he himself.
The Ottawa. Free Press says that the.
men now in po,Ifer at Ottawa
have
no
o1i
op y hating, ng, undecided, ,restless beging, fearing, they have no idea how
to
adt. Never was lush a Government scan
before. The policy is; one prolonged
"moment of weakness,"
T. ii, .1henetosa, 3egtetrar of Braes,
died Friday evening at 11t•aiitlerd.
Jae, Laidlaw; grain dealer, if 841-
bourne,pommitted Suicide by banging,'"
Thee, Lse, halter, of St, Oabherines,
was probably fatally injured In w run. 440912$0 tll Si}, ,0t
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away 400140,nPr4 v
A ten.year.old,girinamedLytes 110$000.
lass fatally bareed at Lcndpn while
lighting a lire,
t5os, Arnold, Toronto, on Thursday,
gave birth to triplets, all boys, She arid,
the three little fellows are doing wall,
Titers is a peculiar diseageamong the
sheep le Nasagaweya. They seem to be
affected in the bead, become bilnd and
AUDITORS' REPORT
—OP TED—
TOWNSHIP of .CRAY
For the Year 1894.
RI1IOEIPTS.
Cash ou band at haat audit. ..6 172 08
Silver Corner drain for cash ad-
vahced21 00
Rent for Twp Hall fox 13`94.... , 13 60
Collection' of back taxes from
Co. Treasurer 109 05
Treas. of Ont, Land Imp. Fund 65 20
J. R. Miller, License Insp., bal.
license year end'g ApI00,'94 44 82
J. R. Miller, license collected
from May 1 to May 18,'94 90 00
Co. Treas., boundary line grant 181 48
Government school grant 448 00
R. Spence, for note for 6 mos
at 6 per Dent..... , 000 00
Co. Treas. for County wards 128 00
Wm. Spence, engineer's expert's 14 00
Standard Bank for note 3 mos.,
due Nov. 7 500 00
Wm. Spence, part pay't Eng'r
certificate Lot 18, Con. 13 86 00
Standard Bank for note 8 maths,
due Jan. 8, 1894. ... 700 00
Treasurer of Elmo, Silver Cor- '
ner drain for 1893 99 81
Treasurer of Elmo, Silver Cor-
ner drain for 1894 99 81
Drain, con. 6 5 54
Municipal Corp. of Elms, refund
of Surp. on Silver Corner4 12
Grey share, refund of Surp. on
Silver Corner
A, Hunter, J. P. fines
5 15
1 00
County sobobl grant ........... 448 00
Wm. Spence, ditches and water
course act 14 50
Jacob Krauter, collector 8. div7288 77
A. McGeorge, " N. div6007 69
Total $17806 16
EXPENDITURE.
Roads and Bridges 3
Gravel
Salaries of officials
Charity, 3128.00 from county
for wards
Award ditches
Silver Cor. drain, 3281.10 for '98
0 " 3274 85 for '94
Local Government Election, for
polling booths
Municipal Election
Engineer's expenses under the
ditches & water course act
Wm. Spence, expenses, ditches
& water course act
Printing
Selecting Jurors
Paid part money borrowed . , .
Interest
Wire Fence
Postage and stationery, Clerk
$26.50, Treas. $5.99
County Rate, Wm. Holmes
Government drain No. 1 & 2, 6k
years to run
Side Iran, 1 debenture, 5 coup's
Drain, cons. 5 & 6,1 deb. 1 coup.
Drain, con. 1, last payment
Amount paid for Government
No. 2 and outlet, 1894
Griggdrain, lot 85, con: 12
Wm. Spence, regia gbirths mar.
riages & deaths, $14.80, '98
311.60,'94
Medical examin'n of Co, wards
Remission of taxes
Cost of Township Hall in 1894
Trees. Brussels, rent for Hall,
holding Div. court, 1898
Arr ears of tax collected or sent to
County Trhasurer
Uneoi'd taxes sent to Co. Treas
Garrow & Proudfoot, legal exp's
Matheson suit
Fence Viewers' fees
Wm. Spence, taking pound -keep-
ers' declaraotiou35.00, post-
ing financial atatem'ts 35.00
Miscellaneous
Trustees school tax
Twp school tax, 8.10 mill on 3
Government school grant
County school grant
Balance on hand
1607 51
898 41
065 00
620 15
258 80
281 10
274 85
24 00
29 98
221 50
•--os awns...•
East .hiding of &roll:
to the Tavern -Beepers and Shop,
:Keepers and Others whom
it may 'Concerti.
1OTh3P is hereby riven boat
APPI1CATIM FOR LrCPNSES
for tee sale of liquor bit the Dant ltidhtg n3
ninon u for 1100 Leos t d Year iy no which
be 000 1,5 an Me 1st day of M1 rte Hoyt, will
be received by the. undersigned from the
present date un to
Monday, April 1'st, 1895,
ipeluelve; App)leants must • furnish the
names of two good anal amliefent sureties as
bondsmen at the time of maIiag a•p0licatlou.
Any applicant for a new lioecme must furnieb'
a certificate signed by a majority of the Glee -
tors entitled to vote at eleotione for the
Legislative Assembly in the polling Bub -div-
ision In wbieb tits premises sought to be
licensed are situated, and the said majority
moat include at least one-third of the sal
elootors who are at the time of such applioe-
tion residents within, the said Polling Sub-
division,
March 186,1805.
3240, li, AIILX,Pli,
Ineneetor,
SEED CORN
We are unloading this week
one car loacl of Giant Prolific.
Sweet Early Dent Ensilage Corn.
Farmers and others requiring a
good, reliable Seed, for either
Green Feed or Ensilage purposes,
can be supplied at once either at
our Mill or at Storehouse No: 1,
at Lowest Possible Price.
Stewart & Graham
Millers and Grain Dealers,
BRUSSELS.
G -rand Trunk
7SAIL WAY,
Depot Ticket Office,
Settlers' Trains
With Colonist Sleeper Attached,
MAN1TOBA
8000
65 00 And the Callahan Northwest,
12 00
1200 00 Leaving Toronto at 9 p. m. every Tiles.
86 80 day duriog March and April.
7 00
32 49 J, N KENDALL,
9860 08 G. T. R. Agent, Brussels.
607 84
12696 SHINGLES
loft o0
20 64
390 86
198 70
25 90
15 00
7 89
22 50.
12 00
12 17
30 09
161 21
1800
10 00
81 04
3654 52
1309 50
448 00
448 00
527 74
Total 31780616
ASSETS.
Cash on hand
Bills receivable
Ain't paid on Gov. drain No. 2,
and outlet in '98, out of Tp
funds
Ain't paid on Gov. drain No. 2,
and outlet in '94, out of Tp
funds 800 86
Bal, Engineer's exp's uncollec'd 100 00
Non-resident tax collected sent
to Co, Treasurer 12 17
Non-resident tax -uncollected 115 00
Tp. of Elmo for Silver Cornet
drain for 18 years 99 81
LIABILITIES.
Gov, drain No. 1 & 2, annual
rent 6i years 3
Side drain, Cone 16 and 17
Mrs. R. Spence for note
Standard Bank, Brussels, to
contractor 2576 80
Silver Corner drain, 18 paym'ts,
diminishes 36.25 per year,. 268 60
British Columbia ,
Red Cedar Shingles
Aub --
North: Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THA
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash 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.
Je & P. AMENT,
527 74 1 1
140 62 1 l.111e1
64 75
507 84
400 00
1400 00
wE, the undersigned, Auditors of the Township
we
have examined the Treasurej£s ac on is
for the past year and the Vouchers be-
longing thereto and fled the tame correct,
We are pleased to report on the correct
and satisfactory manner in width the
Treasurer's rel e
books
have
beentr
opt•
We
aro also of the
info
that a
n
P this
security
is perfeotlygood all of tyhich is submitted,
7Asrzs•Invfoiosrogie, f Auditors,
Anex, S2nwAnee,
February, 1895.
--AND--_.
Fancy Goods.
Misses Roddlok cl Smith,
Have just returned from the City
where they have inspected all the
Latest Styles and Shades, and
have made large and very select
purchases.
t We are in a position to cater
to the wants of the most Fastid-
ious Tastes. Bring along your
old Straw and Felt and have it
done over to look like new at a
small cost.
Misses Roddick & Smith,
Two Deere South of Standard Bank,
BRUSSELS,Brussels and, Wrozetors
CHANGE
BUSINESS
1 HAVE
1EMOVED
To the Store. South
of
the 'Woollen Factory
a Gory
Where 1 have opened out a
Assorted
very
Nicely sorted Stock; of
Scotch, and Cana
Worsteds,- Series Canadian,
Tweeds,
> Cheviots,
Overeoatings and Pantings,
Which are all Extra Choice' and will
be sold at as close a margin as• pos-
sible. Note a few of the Prices
All Wool Suits from $10 00'to $20 00
`r Pants from 3 00 to 6 00
`r Overcoats 12 00 to 18 00
All Garments Cut in the very Latest
Style, or in any manner you may desire, and
Trimmed and made in such a way as will
give complete satisfaction. The Patronage
of the Public solicited,
J'no. M Bain,
Fashionable Tailor.
Store South of Woollen Factory,
BRUSSELS,
Pring
HATS & CAPS
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Do Ross'
We have just Received
a large Consignment of Hats and Caps in all
the leading Shapes and Shades for Spring
and Summer wear.
Call and see our Balmoral
Cap, the Newest thing in the Market,
Frites Better than, Ever Before.
OUR
ring Suitings
Are also coming to Hand.
Prices Right l It
Stiles Right
Satisfaction Guaranteed G aranteed l
D. C.
ROSS,
The & Clover,