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V�111 :.'.'t 171114.
A. Roe has disposed of Tile noted stat. ,
lion, liarlluld, to John Colley, of Morris,
fora bandanna figure.
An effort was made to cull a special ,
[Heeling of the Town Council to ree,'t'
eider the bylaw relating to hotel Iieenses,
but n majority of the Councillors would
not sign the requisition requesting the
]]Mayor to call the meeting.
The tru-tees of the Congregational
chore12 have settled with the htstranoc
companies, receiving 8305 for the damage
(10110 tho dboreb by fire. The repairing
rs being pushed her ago R as rapidly a iilaas pos-
sible and it is altogetherlikely service
will be held in it on huuda , March 12111.
The election of Counoilllors for Ward
1 %vas held mt W'eduesday of last week
and a very large vote was pelted. The
three gentlemen who resigned on tun
count of soul" informality were lu•eleet-
ed, the voto for the tli1Tereet cauetdates
being as follows: -Jos, t;ullev, 117 ; 0.
Herdsman, 3(1 ; W A, ,101111s, 71 ; D.
butlterland, 05. There is lately to be
aoale trouble over Mr. Gulley taking his
sant.
New Advertisements,
Excursions- -0. T. It,
L 1eItIe--C. 11. l.'err.y.
Locals --•11.2. Strong.
Locule- A. 11, Smith.
Locals Dr, J, C.:Ay, r.
Royal Crown Remedy.
Grey Auditor's Report,
Baggies - Jas. Wallt•'r.
1,0031-0. A. 11)ar,hunn,
New (Mode- 0. homers,
Brussels Auditor's Report.
Spring Goods -J. 0. Skene.
Hair 0oode 1 rof ll'u nt%end.
Farm to lieut Inn llr , t.ifoor.
Notice to Creditors doors h L. 'rnylor.
Servant Wanted -Mrs. It s. W. T. (2111)13(11.
1:lonss.kccper Wanted - 1). McMillan.
Here we are again -Hanle J. Strong.
Combines, 10 per cent. -G. A, Detai-
n -um.
1toom wanted Tan floe Publishing
House.
Q.a bi 40Il'tlea5t15IOSt,
1'7I/DA V, .11:111. 3, 1893.
DIscsT.MLI t.nxr of the Anglican
church in Wales has been for some time
a plank to the platform of the British
Liberals and a bill to carry that policy
into effect was introduced by Home Sec-
retary Asquith in the Ilouse of Commons
on Thursday. The opinions of the Welsh
people retetrdiug the proposed change
may be judged from the fact that thirty
one of the thirty.four members represent-
ing Wales were pledged to support the
disestablishment and dieendowment of
the church. Not more than ote•fourth
of the people of Wales bclocg to the "stab•
lished church, and it is therefore an out.
rage to tax the entire population for its
support, Still the Conservative party
opposed Mr. Asgnith's bill, the six
months hoist being moved by Sir John
Gorst, a member of the late Salisbury
government. Mr. Gladstone defended
the motion for its rejection ons defeated
by amajority of fifty-six. A smart Con•
050001ive member tried to make a point
by claiming that the majority was cum•
posed of Irish members. What of that ?
The Irish Home Rulers would be un-
grateful indeed if they refased to help
their Welsh friends is getting rid of an
established church, considering the loyal
way iu which Welsh members vote for
Home Rule, -Free Press Ottawa.
AT
In a dangerous emergency, AYER'S
CHERRY PECTORAL is prompt to act and
sure to cute. Adose taken on the first
symptoms of Croup or Bronchitis,1.11101,
further progress of these complaints.
It softens the phlegm, Booths the in-
flamed membrane, and induces sloop.
As a remedy for colds, Coughs, loss of
voice, la grippe, pneumonia, and even
consumption, in its early Stages
Y'S
Cherry Pectoral
excels all similar preparations. It is
endorsed by leading physicians, is agree-
able to the taste, does not interfere with
digestion, and needs to be taken usually
in small doses.
Prom repeated tests in my own family, Ayer s
Cherry Pectoral has proved itself a very efficient
remedy for colds, coughs, and the various dis-
orders .t the throat and hog.1."•1-. W. Bartlett,
Pittsfield, N, 11,
"
Por the last a- (cars I have leen taking Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral l'or lung troubles, and am assured
that its use has
Sant d My Life
I have recommended it to hundreds. I find the
nest effective way of taking this medicine is in
small and frequent doses.' —T. 11, Matthews, 1.
Ai., Sherman, Ohio.
"lly wife suffered from a cold ;'nothing helped
her but Avers Cherry Pectoral widen effected a
cure." -R, Amoro, rlympton. N. S.
Ayer's Cherry Pectora
Prepared by Dr. I. C. Ayer & Co„ Lowell Mass.
Prompt to act, sure to cure
A_ TIM TORS' -P-'PO..R.ts
TOWN'S
(OF TELE)
IIP GaHY
FOR THE YEAR 1892.
R13CEIPTS.
To balance on hand from last
audit e 4 1103 21
Wm. Holmes, for collections to
Dec. 31, 18:11' 227 05
J. R. Miller, License Ins., for
year ending Apt. 30, 189147 43
J. R. Miller, for year from May
1, 1891 110 00
Wm. Spence, Engineer's ex
pen*es collected 27 00
Standard Bank interest on de-
posit 9 013
Wm. Ilolmes, boundary line
grant 181 10
Rachel Spence, for note for 11
months- 800 00
Co. Treas. non resident collect.
tions to ApI. 80, 1892 35 42
Co. Treas. legislative school
grant 450 00
Wm. Spence, i.ngineer'e expen.
sex collected 38 00
Standard Bank, for note for 2
months
Chas. Querengesser, bal. for lot
30, con. 10
Treas. of Ont. Land Improve-
ment fund
Thos. Ponie, for road tilnber
sold.
Wm. Brown, for road timber
sold
Wm. Holmes. municipal school
grant
Moses Tlurvey, Treas. for Elma,
for ditches. 11 08
S. J. Shannon, Molollop share
for work on boundary...... 45 00
Wm. Spence, Engiuear'e ex-
penses collected 13 50
Wm. Spence, use of Town Hall 6 00
Duncan McDonald, collector
North division 0105 46
John McNeil, collector South
division 7250 05
700 00
450 00
22 21
2 00
1 00
466 00
Total 818188 43
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EXPENDITURE.
Roads and bridges.
Gravel.
Salaries
Charity
Township Hall.
Silver - Corners chain
Paid money borrowed
Interest and commissions
Paid county rate
Printing
Postage and stationery
Expenses under Ditches and
Wateroourses dot
Board of Health
Drain con. 1
Government drain, con. 16 and
17, Si years to run
Side drain, eons. 16 and 17
Drain, coo. 5 and 6
Municipal election expenses
Registration births, etc
Matheson's law suit
Arrears of taxes
Uncollected taxes
Seleoting jurors
Brussels hall rent for Division
Court
Dog tax refunded
Taxes remitted
Wire fence,
Miscellaneous
Trustees school tax
General tp. school tax 8 1/10
mills
Government school grant
County school grant
Balance on band
2825 70
3f12 04
084 00
118 40
1124 00
172 45
1600 00
35 90
8683 10
60 00
30 07
193 95
9 00
22 00
507 84
171 00
115 00
40 40
11 70
44 60
20 98
21. 88
13 61
12 00
8 00
6 31
20 70
33 85
4075 20
1808 82
456 00
466 00
158 83
Total $18183 48
ASSETS,
Cash on hand $ 158 83
Bille receivable 180 62
Bal. in Co, Treas. hands uncol-
lected 891 71
Money advanced antler By -late
No. 29 212 45
Township Hall • 1000 00
Money advanced oide drain,
non. 10 and 17 30 00
Total8 1000 01
LIABILITIES,
Government drain, cono,16 and
17, 8i years to run $ 007 34
Side drain, eons. 10 and 17..., 00000
Drain, ocn. 5 and 0 000200
Drain, oan. 1. 45 00
Unpaid debentures 7800
We the tndersigtind Auditors of rho Township of Gt'ey, certify that we 31143(0 ex•
V aminod 1.110 Trottenrer'e account for rho past year and tbo vouohero belong•
ing thereto and find the same oorreot.
ALEX. ST1'EWART, Attditore.
GREY, Feb. 15, 1802. 31(011 lilonOTun.
To the Reeve, Deputy Reeves and Counoillora, of Grey, in Council asoembled:
GENTLEMEN, -
We have prepared a statement in Duplicate of the Receipts and Ex-
penditure of your Township up to the 16th day of February, 1898, inclueive, which
we herewith present.
We are pleased to report on tho correct and satisfactory manner in which the
Treasurer's books have been kept. We are also of the opinion that his security le
perfectly good.
All of which is submitted.
GREY, Mate 4th, 1808,
ALEX.. ST0WART,i Auditors,
JACOB 1711A0538,)
THE BRUSSELS POST
We have just secured
another stock Of Gener-
al Dry Goocls and Gr'oe-
eries which will be run
off at oZcl prices. Watch
for it next zweek•
Con2e Early.
LEX. Z SE
Brussels.
MOWUYlr-•^o :RAYMOND ata MO¢Yntl D M ur aTY¢SL'1fcIiiV a ctl
Sold in Canada than any other make,
Be on Your Guard.
When buying anything a person wants
that thing to be right. Now, in buying a
Sewing Machine there aro several little
things to look at.
First, see that it is new. This may
seem a strange reminder, brit sometimes
unscrupulous dealers keep machines ou
trial in 0 house, then repossess and Bell
for new. Beware of this.
Second, see that it runs easily and
noiselessly.
Third, see that it is warranted right
from the manufacturer.
Fourth, see that you buy goods made
as near home as possible so that in case
anything should go wrong it oan be made
right easily.
Fifth, support home industry and buy
the best.:
Sixth, buy the Raymond, made at It
Guelph, and you will be satisfied.
OLD MACHINES REPAIRED.
i
GEMS
Just Received,
MAR, 10, 1.693
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CF8 ]
On8, llttt, LllllN
Alnslius, Embroidery, Laces and
Lace Curtains, Cottons, Cotton-
ades, Shirting;:;, Flannelettes,
Cretonnes, 'rowelling and a jolt
lino of Dress Goods at Go.
My Stock of Groceries is com-
plete.
My Black and Japan Tea at
25e. is 1110 best in Town. Pure
Coffee, pure Spices. First -class -
Canned Goods at tho following
prices :-3 Cans Tomatoes, 20c. ;
3 Cans Corn, 25e, ; 8 011118 Peas,
'25c. ; (3 Cans Pumpkins, 25c,
Buttner and
Eggswanted.
jn eRn]E
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GRAND TRU
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SETTLER'S
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EZCUtlrx1�1SI®rtie V' .
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B3 USS:01
To All Points in
MANITOBA.
AND TILE -•
NOW1111-WEST.
March 7, 11, 21 and 28.
April •1, 11., .18 and 20.
Colonist Sleepers 0n every train
Only one Change Between Brus-
sels and Winnipeg.
No extra charge for Reserving
Sleeping Berths.
For Rates and Full Particulars AP'
ply 00
J. IT, KENDALL,
Agent, Brussels.
is to the front with a full lino of now Goods consisting of General
Groceries, Crockery and Glassware, Canned Goods, Flour and feed,
and everything amorally Rept in a first-class Grocery. I am pre-
pared to moot the requirements of the public in a straightforward
-Manner. Call and sec before buying elsewhere.
Cash Paid for Eggs.
Highest Price for Butter and Poultry.
My Motto is Small Profits and Quick Returns. I-Ioping to merit
a share of your Patronage and Confidence, I am
Yours, &c.,
�. E A M E R.
Geo. Boeker's old Stand.
.411.139•16. Mi. el SM1110161,
Boots Shoes for S
The attention of the Public is i72vited to our well
assorted stock of Boots and Shoes.
To Looe Well
Is more the result of good judgment
and taste than more lavish use of money.
My stook of
Boots & Shoes
Is adapted to 011 the wants of those who
having slender inoomea, still desire to
malts their appearance oreditable.
My experience and oloeo relations with
manufacturers enables me to
present a line of
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Unequalled in the county for style, qual.
fry and price.
HOW is IT
THAT Tim
DOWNING Shoe Store
Is Selling so many Boots et Shoee ?
1st -Because they buy from the beat
manufacturers.
2nd-Beoapeo they are satisfied with
001$31
mprofits.
3all rd-Beoauoe their altetomorn got eat.
iefantion.
4t11 -Because they won't sell yon shod-
dy goods.
5th-•-Beoauso they sell so cheap.
Buy your next pair of Boots or Shoos
from us and give Ile a trial.
Special Attention given to Custom Work.
Don't lllistalfo the place but go direct to
JOHN DOWNING,
i= res s?✓VyED FREE CF CHARGE.
LAIRD BLOCK, BRUSSELS.
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ETHrO I
Having secured the absolute control of M. H. I3irge & Son's
Celebrated process of Wall Papers and Hangings, 1 tun opening out
a FULL STOCK in lay new shop, one door North of Gillies &
Smith's Bank. My stock is all new and well selected, every design
being patented since Oct. 1st, 1892. 20 Full Sets to choose from.
Also full lines of Cheap Canadian and American Papers. Elegant
Borders and Ceilings. Full lines of Window Shades and Springs
of Latest Designs.
Painting in all its Branches carried On as Usual. 511011 Blinds
and Awnings a Specialty.
W. DDICK,
House, Sigu, Carriage and Ornamental Painter,
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO.
We agree not to sell our lines to any other Dealer in Brussels
for 1898.
M. H. BIRGE & SONS, Buffalo, N. Y.
In all Linos of Winger and heavy Goods,
OVERCOATS
andSUITS,
MEN'S
and BOYS'.
SPECIAL
3-1FCANS
Spring Goods Now Arriving,
COrTTO'S
COT T O N.A.JD-: S
SH'=L�,TINGS
PRESS GOODS
PRINTS.
NEW Boots, Shoes and Slippers.
Alex. Strachan.
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