HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1889-3-15, Page 44 THE BRUSSELS POST
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New ,�,t.lverilserl,en�ts.
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Locals-•J A. Crighton.
Flax --J. .0 J. Ia\ingotane.
Wanted- Mrs ];. E. Wade, el a brother or meter Its long se they, get for 10148, WONlard on the table me ex.
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Aucit -;' Ihpu,t-.\1m. l.penl'e. it. If ..eh ie, the eaxethey ere eertmnly 'twined by the ('o1)' eil. el',r.l by
Dear. C'nwlbination-Alf. Dean. I very aiTretiouate relatives to have. ' Walter Oliver, seeoudud by Wm. Brown
SpringMillinery- -A, R. Smith.
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iruo•, but we filar we ars' rnisurleei in °ouucal met at elution's hotel Ethel,
dale view. P,•rbaps they will ,lee and on Blame, 0th pursuant to adjoin iimett
explain and t nligilien ne 00 the Iltijl'l't, Members were all present, 11o, re in the 1
,.r may e conclude that it ie the mighty chair. Minutes of l .et tweeting were TINT
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dollar they are rafter, end axe not v'rY rend lend approved. The 5151 1 1
litrtieular whether it ie- (nun 1110 pneltete and abstract of the towr ship aeunmlle
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that the auditors' t•1Uort bo adopted and
Pertli County. the abstract Published for two weeks m
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,he ,f tt5Sf!s n„y tiS t There ars hftoen newspapers publish- Mnlntosb applied tor aid to boded a wire
1 ed in the County of Porth. I fence on side road at lot 15, sou, 15, laid
The St. Marys spring show will be I over till next meeting. Applioativa of
Held on Wednesday, April 17. I Wm. Armed for gravelling to be done on
the boundary between Grey and Elmo,
Stratford claims to have the lowest t lot 36 0 and 7 Moved by Ed
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RXPRRIifF;NTAL iro31u FOR
b'tl{)fere{�i
depbh-rata o£ the eleven cities of this i Bryans, seconded by Walter Oliver teat I
Province y o b t d rev 1e
The Reliance Eleetrio Light 00, offers tiro sum of $ 0 e graq p
to supply the town of Mitchell with a 1 hewn Council rent an equal Huai.
That tuetnbets of the Experimental p130010r 61,000. Carried. Moved fired an Brown,seeend.
Union are endeavoring to introduce a The market at Fullerton village is 11880y fo Walter
plpoiutihat B °1)111°"4.15'"d
flieerldw 1 0. 1
system of practised seperiments, in which glutted with alio: and they are selling b ddb t '1
they solicit the co-operation of the farm- b
131ed tl
at fifty cents a nrrel, fixing snlariea o amen e y e rl tin
The St, Marys Driving Park Associa. I out the words $76 collector's Ralary and
bag community. The object is to fnaug- tion have arranged for a series o -f races inserting ie lien thereof the words $100
mrate such experimental work as will be -
valuable to every farmer in the province.
These experiments are intended to be
au= as can be carried out by almost
every farmer, with but little trouble or
tixi'ense, ' '.t: following are 5110 experi-
ments chosen for this year, and the sys-
tem for carrying then on :
1. .A. ceetinuatien of the expo invents
on tae z4tn utay near. ed. =fleeter. Yene-Brown, Oliver and
One day recently, Thomas Thomson, ed. = r. s a ans. The motion
of Bl h rd disposed of a brood male p y ` y
r 3:
•er in Stratford is I The following pathnlastoire were appoint•
and that Donald McLoughlin be appoint.
ansa ,
20 and n colt fo 120 I was carried 111101 the 23y -law amended,
for $2 $
Ina iurgesc emspa) ed :-Con. 1, boundary, Alex. Tbomp.
Wm. Gordon, who pain 90011 into the : son, Duncan McTavish, Harry Grange0,
municipal coffers la -t week. Geo. Sungzter, theme Cummings, \Vin.
1'lie friends of the McIntyre appoint. ' of tV 11011 Pet TUTed.
h d I Campbell • cons. 1 and 2 John Cutt, repaying 1
bushel f oats in his been last aaturciay Fariane, John McDonald, FVm, Mitchell,
A Hunter,
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wee], from nem -mass manner.
to t,Drcalze THE ( 4teelP ei I�Li 1 r 121iZFlIS1,
dnnv ihr�:t dltxl.rtaxa n,iutner. B 9 401:84? i to f Y' i'4E iYld
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01 ntechleneee, Edo., nraeonable
natter.
W. J. Fairfield.
a�t ONbT'I'O i,11JAi
AnJ :4m:.tant of Mouoy to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty, at
6 d G' Percent. Yearly.
Stra,i9llt Loans with privilege
re )tt lug
Rent ofthet e 01001031 circuit over
I John White, ,Malcolm Fraser, Thos. Mo. Apply to
Rev. C. Hamilton, b ' leavingover sixty 11, 11 y
fight., ! Wm- Ansman, Daniel livors, Donald
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of 1888 o_t the 001030 plots, without furter Sume person or persons, =doubt seek. McDonald ;coax. 3 and 4, Thomas
er application of fertilizers.inn to obtain notoriety, ltavesent the ngli Strachan, Wm. 13ates, John Smith, J.
2. A test of enp,rphosphate, dried the mei; offensive 141)01 Indecent lettere Ravened, John McCartney, Andrew
blood, farmyard manure, and m' manure addressed to a number of residents of the
with oats. town of St, Marys.
St. Mary's Journal: -"There wits a
3. A comparis: n of the different syr- pe t7' in town on Wednesday looking for
teas 02 raising fodder corn. a suitable building in which to o..nduot a
The first is only to be undertaken by wholesale manufacturing of boots and
those who experimented with fertilizers shoes. He intends to employ about
twenty hands, and desires no bonus."
in 1888 ; the 5eeond is to ascertain the John Alexander, while cutting wood
'value of some of our quick -acting and out in Ellice on Saturday, cut hi- foot
beat known fertilizers. This experiment badly with the axe, taking clean off tvo
s ht fon
will prove especially valuable to small intoesg theofburest.rigP1110oaccit, tedentdnearly will disable
farms, graiu and trunk farms. The Alexander from work fur Homo months.
third, the shortage of pasture and in 28rir PL•'rt1131 Berntiaox.--Tele follow -
creased use of supplemental crops fin.ing changes have been gazetted : To be
a us the aced of the best surgeon, Donald 13. Fraser, at.D., vice
,presses uponGeorge Smith, deceased ; to he assistant
methods of raising fodder for summer surgeon, William Tiffany Parke, M.D.,
and winter use. With this object in vice III. 3. Hannavan, appointed gorge=
wiew the -experiment with corn was in "Infantry School corps.”
The 1311. Marys Argus says: It is very
planned. Other experiments are being strange but at the same time very true
:arranged in stock feeding, dairying, hor• that the price of flour rapidly advances.
tioniture and bee -keeping by different when wheat gore up a few cents but when
committees. We solicit the lief f farm- the price of that cereal falls, flour takes a
p olong time to tumble in price.This is es -
ere in this work, and would ask them to pecially the case in St. Marys.
apply to C, A.Lavitz, secretary of ex- The Yong Men's Christian Association
periments, O.A.C., Guelph for further of Stratford has been organized with the
information. Our menus beinglimited, following officers :-President, R. R.
Goulding; 1st Vice -President, A. G.
those who apply first will be supplied ilbowat ; 2nd Viee•l'resident, 11. 7. Buy.
with experimental material. The result err; Secretary, F. J. Day; Treasurer, H.
-of the work should well repay each one i Baker ; Directors, Messrs. Clarice, Yoe.
ick, Garden and McLagan.
who tete• part in it. The r,t,atfc rd Beacon says : Monday,
ExrrsntExrAL COMMITTEE ON Gn.+.rxs the 4th of March, the children oC J. R.
Axn FERTILIZERS.Stewart of Ontario street found a beanti-
Huron County.
W. :reason has been at up.
town agent for Grand Trunk Railway at
'Clfntoli.
H. B. Proudfoot, C. F., Clinton, re-
moved to Toronto where be has accept-
ed a partnership in a leading then of en.
gineere.
John Graham, of Kinloss, brought a
maple log to'Mit hel'ssawmill, Lueknow,
that measured nearly thirteen feet in cir-
cumference.
The Goderioh Council have let the
contract for the emotion of a pavilion in
the park for the accommodation of
Snmml' excursionists, which will cost
$400.
The Lncknow Sentinel remarks :-Pls-
toI practice is indulged i», we under.
stand, by some of our school boys, in the
Methudpat cline= sheds. The boys,' it
is geld, have rigged up a comfortable
'nest' for themselves in an adjoining hay
loft, where thoy hide from day to day in.
steed 3 f going to school, as sent by their
unsophis::cited parents. The people in
that lei Itborhood are often startled by
the 1. ueeet and most foul-ntaatbod obscen-
ity and profanity issuing from these sheds
during •aullool hours.'
The Blyth Standard says :-Sunday
eeening while Mr. Hammond was at
church Aire. Hammond went into the
pantry with a lighted match to get a
bottle of Indian Oil for the toothache,
By some 1110011.1 the bottle fell from her
hand spilling the contents over the side-
board and floor and in an instant the
sideboard was covered with flames, a
match having ignited the gas from the
mixture, Mrs. Hammond managed to
extinguish the fire with water before Huy
serious damage was done.
Henry Macdertnott, Master in Chan-
cery, died last Friday evening, after a
shot illneee, Although around quite
reountly, the deceased had not been
strong 01 health for some time, but his
decease on Friday was a great surprise to
the people of Goderioh. The interment
tools place at Maitland cemetery, Sheriff
Gibbons, R. S. Chilton, American Own.sul, S. Malcomson, Capt. McGregor, Jno,
Davison, and Horace Horton, being the
pall bearere. Tho deceased gentleman
had been a well known personality in
Godericb for a great Reay years. He
commenced law practice Here in part.
nerehip with the late Judge John Strach-
an and for years commanded a Incrative
practice. He occupied a high plane both
in general and legal erudition. He had
been a widower for some years, One
daughter married Mr. Duneford, for sev-
eral years manager, at Godorich, of the
Bank of Montreal, another is Mrs. Ship-
ley, of Toronto,
The Seaforth Sun says :-Thr malt men
of Canada have formed a combine in the
salt business. Some few Veers mince thee°
men succeeded in hanging together and
put up the prices, but the Grangers of
the Dominion did not relish the price of
$1.25 per bared; it was too high they
thought. They began to manufacture
salt themselves at Ifineardine and soil it
at toe per barrel, This bursted the com-
bine. A few days ago te new combine
8tertall and put op the price to $1.25 per
barrel, which is the price now, and the
Grangers were t110 first to enter Into the
combine and are now rejoicing in the
fact of being tho means of malting their
brother farmees pay 75e per. barrel more
for salt than formerly. We altvn.ye were
Bremuor, J. J. Lindsay, Robt, Pane, Jas.
Bowes, Oliver Smith ; cons.. 55 and 5,
Frank Oliver, 13. Laug, Wm. Batomau,
Sno.11isbop, Wm. Pollard, Wm. Elliot,
Hudson, Relit, Bennett, Truman
Smith, Jno. Forbes ; eons. 7 and 8, Jas.
Cardiff, Hugh Lamont, Win. Brewer,
Malcolm Lamont, Wm. Tindall, David
Milne, ltobt. Dilworth, Chris. Raynard,
John Slenlmon ; cons. 0 and 10, Henry
Ball, Jno. Creme, Jno. Vincent, William
Wilson, Wm. King, Thos. Stevenson,
Jno. K. Baker, Win. Dark ; cons. 11 and
12, Jno. McFadden, Elias Dickson, Jno.
MoLauehlio, Albert Dames, Jno. Knight,
V. Foam-, Wm. Duke, Rebt, Coutts,
Jas. Mitchell, Wm. Bishop ; con. 13 and
14, Jno. Hislop, Jno. Grant, Neil Jun-
oanson, Peter Sinclair, Jno. Shiele,
Donald McNair, Luke Spoiran, Joseph
Whitfield, Robt. Bowen ; cons. 15 and
16, Peter Watson, Wm. Turnbull, John
Stewart, Wm. Fulton, Jss. McNair, Jas.
Livingston, Geo. McKay, Jas. Fulton ;
eons, 17 and 18, Donald Ross, Thomas
Johnston, Aroh. Duncanson, Enoch
Clark, RobeMa.ohaap, Thos. W. Johnston,
John Hewitt, A. Govenlock; gravel road,
Jas, Simpson, Jas. Strachan, Thos. Mc.
Laughlin, Donald MrLauchlin, James
Kelly, Jna, Hislop, Adam Sholdioe, Geo.
Colvin, R. 39. Ferguson. Pence viewers :
Alex. Ross, Jas. Turnbull, L. Dobson,
Robb. Bowen, Malcolm Lamont, Joseph
Whelpton, Geo. We1,h, Philip Betz, P.
McDonald, Wm. Fulton, Hartwell epeir-
an, John Stewart, 3no. Whitfield, James
Oliver. Pound keepers : Thos. McEwen,
Wm. Ward, Jacob Tuck, Hartwell Speir-
fully variegated butterfly in the garden, an, John Harris,
rTi , nnos. Burton,
Tr on, David
Another dcitizen founvariety.
a ghouse-Ay of Miaccounts were handed in and ordered to
the hay -field variety. The house -Ay has
come, and the voice of the Untie is herd be paid : Brussels corporation, Grey
share of Hall rent for Divisiun Court, 1
years, $48 ; Ament Bros, plank for bride°
on lot 5, con. 12, 524; Wm Ward, gravell-
ing on side road lots 25 and 20, $38.60 ;
Alex. Stewart and Jacob Kreuter omen
510, salary as auditors ; Wm. Molielvey,
gravel, 554.00 ; Duncan McKenzie, re
pairing culvert on lot 17 eon. 17, $4 ; Dr.
Cale, attendauce and medicine to Wm.
enemmwell, an indigent, $10. Oouneil
the t adjourned to meet again at Dames'
hotel, Crinbrook, on Monday, May 27511,
as court of Revision. Wm. SPENCE, Clerk.
in the laud.
t The quarterly meeting of the Presby•
tery of Stratford was held in Knox
church, Stratford, on Tuesday. The fol-
lowing were appointed to the General
Assembly: -Rev, 1. Macpherson, Rev.
15, Hamilton, ltev, P. Scott, Bev. P.
Wright and Rev. G. Chrystal; Elders,
Messrs. Leslie, Bradley, Thompson, Ste.
wart and Stratbdee.
The Metropolitan hall, situated on tbo
Sth con. of Blanshard, was totally de-
stroyed by lire early last Saturday-morn-
ing.
aturdaymorn-
ing. It was a brick structure used for
public: meetings, etc. A library belong-
ing to S. S. No. 4, w131011 was in the
building was also destroyed. It is sup-
posed to be the worst of an incendiary.
Loss about 5550. Insurance 5301) in the
Blnnshard Mutual.
Stratford for its size is about the worst
place in Ontario for bank -biting slander
mongers, bays the Herald. Ono would
think it was lust emerging from the dig.
nity of an incorporated village to observe
the avidity with. which falsehoods are cfr-
cnlatod, while the appearance of evil is
seized upon with tenacity and bandied
.from month to mouth, until the original
slander -monger could not recognize the
tale he or she had created.
The Central Veterinary idedioal Asso-
eiation held their annual meeting at the
Central hotel, Stratford. Papers of im-
portance wore read and discussed with a
view to improve the interests of the pro-
fession, and to improve on the prompt
treatment of domesticated animals, sic.
Ofiioers newly elected were Drs. Cowan,
Galt, President ; 1st Vice -President
Wilson, London ; 2nd Vice, Wm. Gibb,
3t. Marys ; Seo..Treas., J. McClure,
Woodstock. There were also present
Drs. Steele, Stratford, Elder, Seaforth
and Brook 01 Middlesex county.
Wm. Gemmel, a farmer of the town.
ship of Ellice, made a desperate attempt
to kill himself at his awn house. Ho
went to his bedroom and locked the door,
and there committed the act, cutting his
throat from ear to ear. His daughter
who suspected his intention broke in the
door and discovered her father's body
prostrate on the floor bathed in blood.
He made three attempts to accomplish
hie puropse. Standing, leaning against
and facing the wall of the room, he
placed a basin to receive the blood, and
with his /amide kept opening the gashes
in his throat that he might more speed.
fly bleed to death. He has been suffer-
ing for years from Bright's disease,
which was the reason for doing es he
did.
Sir Charles Tupper reached Ottawa on
Saturday.
Two Orangeville fellows have been
litigating about a small plows of Iand,
The loser of the snit pays law costs just
eight times the value of the laud.
Parkdalo Council has appointed a com-
mittee to make arrangements for the an.
vexation of the town to Toronto, and the
union will likely talto place in April.
During the past 21 years only 1:15
divorces have been granted in the Do-
minion of Canada. During the same
period 376,000 were granted in rho U, S.
Quebec, 1 in every 62,834 ; Ontario,
every 32,668 ; Nova Sootia, I in every 5,
008 ; New I3runswiek, 1 In ever? 2,360 ;
and I3ritisll (/olaknbie, 1 in 1,055 of the
married population.
iso g1 L A X 11 bio
J. & J. Livingstone,
have a limited number of bushels of
the best
HOLLAND AND DUTCH FLAX SEED
for farmers in the vicinity of Brussels
who intend raising flax during the cool-
ing 5055011, whioh they aro prepared to
deliver in quantities to suit flax growers.
Cam be got at Burssxas or Bevin Flax
Mills. All esed given out on the usual
terms Order early to insure a supply.
For flax grown from this seed $10 per
toil will be paid if of good growth ; her.
vested in proper season, and delivered at
the Flax 511111 as soon as lit for throshing,
J. c2 J. LIVINGSTONE,
' PROPRIETORS BRUSSELS FLAT MILL,
MEAT MARKET,
Stein Street, • Brussels
ANDREW CURBIE, PROPRIIDTOI%,
Fresh HND Salt Meats
Of the beet quality always on liana and de-
livered to any part of the village free of
ebargo.
Terme very f„arab to,
FAT CATTLE WANTED!
For which tiro highest market price will
be paid.
lake make a specialty of buying Aides
and Skins.
Don't forget the plane next door to
llotebor'efiowelry Store. A. CURRIE.
MONEY TO LOAN.
PRI Y a!L TE FUNDS.
.,s1'IOle
of Private Funds have just been
placed in ply hands for In-
vestment
AT 7 PIR CENT.
Borrowerscan have their loans ,
complete in throe days if title is !
satisfactory.
Apply to
E w Ei WAfJEt r
Dirision Court Clerk, Brussels
GOOD 1TEITa
TO '1'HE AFFLICTED !
Np family who knows the power of
---JAMES FURST'S--
Pain Exterminator
will be without it in their house. They
know it to be family phyeioian. It is
both an internal and external remedy.
Pain cannot remain where it is properly
applied. The lame who have used °rutoll-
es from 2 to 12 years have thrown them
away by the use of it. References can
be given that different blind persons have
had their sight restored to them by the
use of it when the optics nerve was not
injured. It is good for inflammatory and
chronic rheumatism, gall stones, neural,
qia, toothache, eooghs and oolds, earache
and all other aches and pains. eat l!I•.
' i ""1' i"�• Sold by dreg.dets and coun-
try merchants. Prepared and sold whole.
sale by .Tte,nrnee. t•t, 36 Park
Street, South, Hamilton, Ont. n33 -4m
SIG✓1' OF' TBE
cutch Sonar !
.8a
A Splendid Stock of Horse Blan-
kets, Halters, Whips, &c.,
&c., on Hand.
Our Collars always
Give Satisfaction.
I lead the van in giving good
value 311
Trunks , Valises,
Satchels, Ltc.
If you want a sot of Lian'r or
HEAVY Haulms, Or if you want
Repairing clone NU in and Sec Us.
H. DENNIS.
r illiant 1
Durable c
Economical!
Diamond Dyes excel all others
in Strength, Purity and Fastness,
None other are just as good. Be-
ware of imitations, because they
are made of cheap and inferior
materials, and give poor, weak,
crocky colors. To be sure of
success, use only the DIAMOND
DYE for coloring Dresses, Stock-
ings, Yarns, Carpets, Feathers,
Ribbons, &c., &c. 'We warrant
thein to color more goods, pack-
age for package, than any other
dyes ever made, and to give more
brilliant and durable colors. Ask
for the Diamond and take no other.
A Dress Dyed Fog
!� Coat Colored `
Garments Renewed .f g Aye;,
A Child can use them!
At. Drugtitle and Merchants, Dye !took free.
WELLS, flIC1M17DSOMI &
ll3tontroal, F. 0.
riAi{Cif 1,7t11, 1S 11,.
a:smnuslataar ctazcre.;, rt1r;aux,a¢+aa r rras:r«": r:.0.
• ,.ID n
General •Blacksinitil1
wishes to iutinpate to the pt)blio generally
that lie dors an kinds of Blaoksnaltdiing -
iu a 1t• urkutanl iko Manner,
1l r.gnue, linl'!iitas, S: isles and Cut tore
made to Order,
Repairing promptly Executed.
I make 0 Specialty of Ilnrso-eltoohig,
A Coll Saliaile,1. n..rilomember the
Stiond- Noon '0)1)1 Brltnan.
el S. Plum.
A. t.J IDI 1 Q.LII:3s Ati�JPO.LSJT
----OP THE— .-
FOR THE YEAR 1838.
RECEIPTS.
Balance on haud last =dB, -*II. 20124
Andrew Devonback, taxes Tor '87,
lots 17, 18, 10, con. 18 14 77
1Vn1• Spence, ter Engineer'~ ex-
penses I). R. 1V. AM 18830 00
Alex. Router, flues re Bla-hill
VS. Sletmnon 3 00
A. M. Ros.,Treas. Ontario Land
Improvement Fund 2015 DO
A.M. floss, Treaa. Ontario Land
Improvement Fund 60 03
Btegk of IIamilton, for note,
4 menthe 800 00
W. Haemes, Co, Treas., town
line grant 183 80
Bank of Hamilton, for note,
3 months 500 00
1111 ler, License Fund , , , , 120 OD
Sank of Hamilton, for note,
2 months 800 00
Wm. Spence, for note, 2months 200 00
Bank of Hamilton, interest on
deposit, $7,000 312 76
Bank of Hamilton, rebate 1 30
Tp. Elmo, drain tax for lots 1,
cons. 6 and 0
Wru.Spence, Engin'rs expenses
R. R. Award, Brussels
D. McLaughlin, colleotione at
different times 02775 03
Uncollected taxes 26 04
Government school grant 504 '00
County school grant 504 1011
6 54
70 25
11311 70
111CPENDTTU11E,
lloads and bridges $
Gravel
Salaries of tp. officials
Municipal election, 53.00 for '88,
558.75 for '80
Cltat!'3
Soleehing jurors
Printing
\Niro foucc
Festive 14(11 stationery
Ditching, under Watercourses
Aot.
Expoueee, 580.00 for 1887.
$11.2.50 for 1888
B, It. Coupons
Paid money borrowed
Interest: andcommiesio,is
Government drain, eon, 10 ce 1)4
Drain, cons. 6 and 0
Side drain, gens. 15 and 10.. -
Drain, non. 1
County rate, $415.00 for 1887,
1838
Refund$3536,85 of doforg tax
Reg'ratlon of births, marriages
and deaths
Untollected taxes
Trustors school taxes
Government school grant
County eohool grant
Hoard of Health
Miscellaneous
Remission of taxes
Law suit, re Bowan
Balance on hand
•
Total Receipts $111426 03 Total
Nun•rosident taxoe,uucollectod.5 725 05
Bank of Hamilton, deposit
receipt . 7000 00
Railway award, Bruseelsto Grey 431 50
Township of Elmo, drain cons
5and0 3324
Balance on hand 6353 08
\' ] E, the uuderslgtled Auditors of the
'V examined the Treasurer's accounts
longing thereto and find the same correct.
TREASURER'S Or,,CE, 1
Cranbr•ook, Feb. 2nd, 1850. )
1417 10
308 67
037 00
01 7+r
2113 00
l3 00
61 26
15 00
30 27
77 12'
10.2 50
430 80
2300 00
40 82
507 3.1
1355 00
145 00
20 52
4061 80
8 00
10 80
25 04
4892 20
604 00
604 00
r, 00
9 70
0 84
122 24
053 03
+117420 ON
LIABILITIES.
11. R. Debentures c 7000 00
Government drain, cons. 16, 143
and 18, 121e years 507 34
Side drain, cons. 16 and 10800 no
Drain, cons. 6 and 6 1(00 00
Township of Howick, drain de-
bentures 118 00
Township of Grey, certify that we have
for the past year and the vouchers =-
ALEX. STEWART, 1 Arrrnutx.
JACOB KRAUTER,
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Bog to Announce that their
BTAPIIE - AND
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- FANOY - DRY GOODS
Is now Coming Rapidly forward and in a
Great many Lines Complete.
EXTRA VALUE in Cottons, Cottonados and Cotton Sllirtiugs.
These lines were bought before the advance in prices and we pro-
pose to gil'e our Customers the benefits.
NEW DRESS GOODS and the latest novelties in trimmings to
match.
SOMETHING NEW for Spring Mantles and jackets.
SUITS made to order. Gents' furnishings, Tho newest styles
in the .market in Gents' FELT and PTTR HATS.
A MAGNIPICENT stock of Cooper & Smith's
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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Agents for the Bazaar Patterns.
Thanking our )lnlnel'o11S Customers fol' past favors min se)liutlll;
it continuance of the sane, beg to say that we 5111(1l endeavor to
serve you (!von better than in the past.
JPAITili'ULLi' YOURS,
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