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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-01-26, Page 5TOWNSHIP COUNCILS. • HULLETT, The'municipal council 'electof the towiship of Rullet. net at Londesboro, on the 111th inst:, according to law, made and subscribed their ' respective declarations of office and qualifica-: Hon, and entered upon their duties for the pre- sent year. Minutes of former meeting ,read and confirmed. - Moved by J. Britton, sec. by, Jos. Howson, that James Campbell be an auditor for the present year.—Carried. The reeve then appointed Georges. tophenson the other auditor for the present year. Moved by J. Mason, sec. by J. Lasham, that Rpbt. Smith be re -appointed assessor for ,the present year, at a salary of $90.—Carried. Moved by J. Howson, sec. by J. Mason, that Thos. Neilans be re -appointed collector for the present year, at a salary of $90.—Carried.• ' Moved by J. Britton, sec. by John Lasham, . that a by-law be prepared and paseed to. con- firm the foregoing appointments.—Carried, ' The by-law was then read and passed. Moved by J. Britton, sec. by Jos. Howson, that the application of Richard Adams, for the office of clerk and treasurer, at a salary of $180 fox both offices, or $120 fur clerk, and $60 for treasurer; be'not entertained.—Carried. 'Moved by John Britton, sec. by J. Howson, that a by-law .be now prepared and passed fix- ing the salaries of the township officers for the- , present year.— Carried. The by-law was then read aid passed. Moved by 3, Lasham, sec. by J. Mason, that the following accounts be paid, viz.;—J, Wil- liams, repairing road scrapers, &e., $7.25 ; Jas. Fair, plank for bridges, $9.91, and the account' of W. Ir. Hansford, stationery, already paid, $4.50 be passed. --Carried. Moved by Jos. Howson, sec. by J Britton, that in reference to the communication from.. Rev. J. Caswell. just read, with respect to his dog tax for the years 1880 and 1881; it is the opinion of this council that, according to Chap. 194, Sec. 5, Revised Statutes of Ontario; -'Mr. Caswell is liable to ,pay his dog tax for the .said years, and that it is the collector's duty to col lett the same.—Carried. Moved by J. Lasham, sec. by J. Mason, that the clerk be instructed to send the minutes of procegedings of council to the Clinton New Era, Elyth Review, and Seaforth Expositor news- papers, providedthey will publish them.free of charge.—Carried. Moved by J. Britton, sec. by Jos. Howson, that 820 be granted for filling ;;ravel on con. R. 12-13, lots 9-10, and that the parties interested be allowed to perform their statute labor for 1882 this. winter, provided said., parties' are all agreed so.to do, and that the Reeve give an Girder on the treasurer for said amount, when the work is completed.—Carried. • • , Moved by 3, Howson, sec. by John Lashanq, that the application of J. Neilans, of the Sea - forth Sun, lust read, to tender for the township printing, be laid over.—Cerriod. Moved by J. Britton, sec. by Jos. Howson, that the following accounts for .gravel, as paid by, the treasurer, for the year 1881, be now passed, viz. --F. Brown, (50.55; J.Walkinehaw; $19.90 ; A. Reid, $23.60 , J. Aikens, $10.50 t J. Mills, $10.80; J. Culles, $1,40; T.. Brownlee, $12 ; J. Thompson, of Wawanosh, $6.15 ; W.• Mains. $1.20 ; J. Stavely. $16.20 ; J. Lapier, $3.50 , R. Jackson, $3.30'; 1E. Sibben, $4.50 W. Sanderson, $6.20 rJ., :Thompson, of Mc- , Killop, $7.OS; W. S'hobbrook, $3.75; F. Fowler; $22.15 ; M. Quigley, $11,'95 ; J. Garret, $8.60 ; J. Gorier, $18.90 ; 3: Ward, of Goderich t?.p, $1.95 ; T. Nicholson, .of Wawanosll,, $2.10 ; 5. Cole, $7.75; R. Ferris, $7.95; T. Martin, $6.25; W. Ball, $3.80 ; W. Dunlop, $9,90 ; J, Lawson,, 85 cents LWhitely, $3.85 •1.Wallaoe,$ 1,5 ; 1. Nisol, 52,30 ; J. Alien, $0.20; and that the following unpaid accounts for gravel, for 18$1, be paid :—J. Aikens, .$2.85 ; H. 'Lamar,. $1. r 0; R. Cole, w "—C $1.50; T. Bron,y$2,115; J.EFraser, 52.90,arried. . • • Moved by J, Lasham; sec. by J. Mason, that each of the members of this comici.l lie and are now appointed road commissioners for the pre-. sent yeae,at $1.75 per day for services. —Carried. • Moved by J.' Howson, .see. by J•, Britton, that the following indigent persons be paid the following grants. as charity, from the lst Inst.,, John ' Hobson, one dollar per week; to be ex - ended under the direction of J. Britton.; Win. IcKenzie, one dollar per week, to be expended ,under the direction of J. Lashatn•. Mrehael O'Harn, 61.45 per week, to be paid to Dominick Reynolds, for his hoard, lodging and clothing ; STANLF.Y The Couneilenet at Varna, on the 113th /net: and the following, gentlemen having made and subeoribed the required deolarattons: ofquahfl- oation and office; took their seats, Wm. Gra; ham, Reeve, Geo.•Castle,:.Depnt-Reeve, Peter Douglas, John Torrance and John McKinley. Cgunoiilors, Minutes of previous meeting read and signed. Moven by Geo. Castle, .see: by John Torrance, Geo Stewart be Clerk of flue township for the Tear 7,882 —Carried. T1te aounoit then :adjourned till one. .o'ologk. On a airl`,taking their seats;' it was' 'inoved G" Geo. wefts, gee: by:John "McKinley, that the fol:- • lowing of cera be appointed in this"township for the present year. Alex. Sparks. assessor; John Reid jr.' Treasurer; John Beatty, Auditor;, Andrew Stineon: Caretaker; and Joseph Hie gins, Collector, ..if his health permits.—Carried. The Reeve .then. appointed.geo. Baird, sr., Auditor.. Moved -by Jolla Torrance, see. by Peterpoug- las, that the following gravel acequnts be paid: Wm, Bell, 8116 ; R. Moines, $10,86.—Careied. Moved by John Torrance,. sec. ..by John Me "Kinley; that Wr;,Edger's a000unt Ior:repairinig'. soraper' amounting to $4, be paiid.—Carried. Moved by Peter Douglas, see. by Geo. Castle that the peeve give orders to the following per- sons for ,funeral expenses for Mary Bannerman, an indigent pperson: J. Gemminhart, for coffin, $30; It.. Morrison' for goods; $1.33; 3.• Sturgeon, forgr,av% and.digging it, $3;. -Carried" Moved by John Torrance See. by Geo. Castle,, "thatJOlii} 1ZoTfe be refunded Ifl_dgg^tax, the dog Jiaving�lielonged?to P. Rowe who has 'left the country.—Carried- Moved by John McKinley, sou by (leo''Castle, that the aboount-of John Foster; for making ibirts and' pants'' for Thomas Kay; be:,paid,, amount 81.25. ' • .,. Moved by John Torrance, see. by Geo.`Castle, that the clerk ask for tenders from. the Exeter, Seaforth,;Clinton and Gdderich newspapers, fqr tovt*nehip printing ' for 1882.; -Carried. Moved' by' Peter,'Douglas, sec. by John Tor- rance,that the Clerk notify'the Auditors to have tbe'tospnship. accounts audited befiire the first of Mifrch next. -Carried '1'•' ' Moved. by Cleo. Castle, sec. by",Jolin.MoKinley, that this oouncil do now.adjourn tolmeet again on the first -Saturday in 'March, at 1 o:olock p.m. —Carried. GEO. STEWART, Clerks • H. F. MacCarthy, a holeeale and Retail Drug- gist, ,Ottawa. writes,—"I was afflicted with Chronic Bronchitis for some years, but' have been completely cured by the use of Dr. Thomas' Eelbetrio Oil in doses of live drops on sugar.' I have also pleasure in recommending it as au embrocation ofexternal 'uso issoluton of Partners N0Tb0Es hereby given -that the *Partner_ shi ,heretofore existing between,. the under: t g signed, as general • ;Storekeepers ih the village , of Londesborough, will be dissolved°by mutual; con,= sent on the `13th 'day of February,,1882.: ALL PARTIES 'INDEBTED To THEM are requested to call' - and settle, and parties holding claims against them . will oblige by presenting them for settlement. In' connection with'the above announcement we' have- decided to hold And offer the whole of our immense stock at a , veiy slight ;ad- vance oil cost for cash, and respectfully request you to call and secure seasonable` goods at prices .that will astonish you. NOT THE SLT,GG,HHTEST AFFINITY exists.between the numberlessooh. ghs mixtures with whish th e, market is iogqded' and that successful preparation Northrop & Lylifan's En/Widen of Ood Liver 011 and Hypopiioe• - phites. of Lyme and Soda. It Stands alone, distinoti is like iteell,_and hothing,.else. It embodies 'the best results of advanced..pharmaeeutical science: It ac' aomplishes positive/ decisive respite, effeotnaily.roliev. ii ig coughs (when the lunger are not tuberculous or ' hopelessly affected),;.colds, larynaitie, dad diseases of a scrofulous origin, While it does not cure Consump- tion.it' is,the;,most:relikble•means of defence against that dreaded seourge. The invigorating properties' of the hypophoephites.reimburse;the` system debilitated: by the eonatant tear and wear of e cough,while the paroxysme rapidlydiminieh inviolenee, in coneegaenoe, of the soothing emollient agtion of the .Cod. liver oil • upon the: inflamed lijng membrane: Tho phosphorus', lime and soda,in oombin0.tioii with it;, are' all natural compohente in the construction of the bodily edifice,::: whioh,`in a state of deeay,'l :eke a sufficiency of;thoee elements /51hese the hypophoephitee sn iply., increas- ing the nutritive properties,o_t.theblood and building up and rehabilitating the tottering human etenoturre with a degree of promptitude as astonishing nit is gratifying to tho invalid. A.perceptible gain in $esti at well ae'in strength ie one Of the ooneequenees of using -this standatdrpreparation, which :both time and experience have _demonetrated• to be fully, worthy of thoucolirieuce-roposedin it-'�'� Prepared• byNoarunor C.fatto, Toronto, and sold, by ill druggists A Plum -Arta SOURCE OP; D1SCASE.—A Judi ruin in diet mayla the foundat`on ee t 0 Y. } of cm dinned dyspepsia, •and there is no fact•lu medical science more positively ascertained or more authoritatively asserted than that dyspep- sia.is the parcirt;of r host;'of bodily ills, not,•,the least of iv Welt is contamination of.thebloodancl the maladies' of•wluchthatisthe;diiee.t'.vonse queues. .Thele original ,c. ause is, howcvor, thor, oughly9 eradicated Pruni) the systeilr. by Nonxri ROL' it '`7 'MAX'S -.Vl GL1� ,111E DISCOVERY At71). DYSPnrTxo curs]•:; ti med(cme which orre, quires re„ulatity and pres£stence xn ats incS' to cure dyepepsiaaudthe 10anyii1sthatari efronr it.Ivo deIetcriousnune,ialingred>ent contain,: ed in it; and though its action is lig ough'in'• eases of'oostiveuees rt i ve,r pro tuc es s'riping pains:in the ibtlolunial region cfi weakness in the bowels 'ikon violent jper itiv d.; Itinvigor atesthe sti stem tl:riiu h otic ne tlniii} of the in Greased- digesaite e5tuu„1ti.ve activity which it promotes, Aust�t s also ' most. efficient • remedyyfor kidnn *Okiets scrofulous a,nd Mary Conolly, $1.4;i per weeks to be paid to all disease s of the b od fehlal v citi7 )cess. ceic., Mrs. Hodgins, fur bar board, lodging &nd cloth- &c. Price $1.00 : emple Botole 10cents , Ask. ing —Carried. for No RTnfOP., Yid to r4 c t t1'Ic Discovi,;y Moved by J. Mason, sec: by J, Britton, that 'and dyspeptic ore 1•ho�v r elgter flea) s t°fac the collector rreturn the roll to. the treasurer on - - at"0itc.oi'tiet aignattnn,•;old by ail n)edieine .or before the -nst;-Carried. _— . dealers., The, council then adliluime l ttrrneet, again at Londesboro, on Tuesday, 31st inst., at lO a.m. JAS. Baena-maim, Clerk. . GODERICH TOWNSHIP. Council met pursuant to statute, at notate's ville,• on the 18th iust., members all pros t, baying legally qualified, the Reeve too the tellair, the minutes of last meeting we .t, read and passed. . • • Moved by -"John Cox, soo. by J , Whitely that the cost of-thrjltuv'nicipal elections for the - year 1382, amounting to $56, beppaid.- ' Moved by John Cox, sec. by,James- Peacoclt,. that Richard. Jennings, bfunded one dollar tog tax,* also' Otter, B. WI on, one' •dollar dog tax, his having no dog.— arried. Moved by Jas. Laith}varto,see. by J: Whitely,• that John Colelongh a allowed to do ids sta- tute labor on.sidel' a betti'een:16 and 17 eon ,, for lot 2.5, OWL 10 . of 25, 8 part 25; con 17.—Car- vied. Moved by J hn Cox; sea by Jos. Whitely, that the petition'of Thomas ,Woish, and 22 others, asking aXrant to out 0 hill on sidcroad, 6 eon., Opposite lot 30, granted,• the mount. ,not' to ex ce ed1 $200.—Carried. Moved by Jas. Laithwa.ite, sec..by John Cox, Ott the Clerk send samples and apply for ten- ders for township printing, to Buren Record, ,$Clinton New Erit. Star. Signal, and Goderreh "News.—Ciu'ried. . _ Letter from It. 1i. Gardiner. Bay fiehl, stating • his wililn'gnese to accept $15 in full for gravel and damages to land, laid over until a council- lor see sed report upon the damages.. Letter from Air. Harvey H acke, relating to wire, fence arid other matters, 'reeri'aud fyl'ed. Lotter from Mr. George I'araone, asking the, council to commence the construction of wire fencing oh west side of roads.:and Concessiohs, and to give a bonu's of fifty Bente• to the rod to all snob constructed, was read'; the subject'was discussed, but as each had a theory of his 'Own, the subject fell through, noaetion being taker: nor any likelihood of any. • Letter from Thomas Naftel, relating to late survey of sideline between lots 31) and 11, 4th von. Mr. Naftel went at great length into the matter, The letter oonsisting of four pages, was. read through, but no action' taken , by council. .John O'Grady, indigent. applied personally for relief, but as he is living in Goderich Its re- quest could not be granted. ' Moved by John Goa, sec. by Jos. Whitoly, that the salaries of the several township officers be aefoliowe:—Clerk, $100; Assessor, $65; 'Col- lector, $75; Auditors, each, $4; Treasurer, $75.— Carried. Previous to the above minion being put, tiro Clerk asked, seeing the Assessor's sal- ary is raised $10, the Collector's and Tresenrer's also be raised in like proportion. This the mov- er and seconder refused to do. Two a•pplicatious for assessor were received, one frdm J. L. Courtioc and ono from Wm. Wakefield. Moved by Jae. Peacock, sec. by Jos. Whitely be assessor for present year. -Carried. Moved by Jas. Laithwalte, sec. by :Ulm Cox, that Wm. Stanley be collector of takes for the present year. —Carried, MOvcd by John Cox, sec. byJ'es. Whitely, that Mrs. Slattery be refunded taxes for 1881, amount $3.75, also Mrs, Sterling's, 54.32, alert Wm. Jonlilina', 85.55.—Carried. Moved by :las. Lieithwaitc, sec. by J, Whitely that J. 0. Holmes be a1lm:tainted auditor, for the present year. --Carried. The Reeve appointed John Connolly second auditor. Moved by Jobe Cox, sec. by .los. Whitely, that. the following accounts be paid:—S. Burk, gra. t el, 40 ; Hoary Cole, gravel, per Mr. Ridout, $10.40; Henry Baker, culvert, M.G. $5;50; Chas, 1leLitesh, rep. culvert, con. 3 and 4, $1.60 ; J. Thompson, deepening two culverts, and haul- ing gr:tvol, 88.50; Huron Record, balance print ing, $6 26 ; C. Lovett, culvert on baso line, $3 ; J. Fair, lumber, 52.55; T. Wallah, culvert for water, eon. 6, $1.50; Jacob Millenu,, indigent, was grant- ed 820; G. Tebbutt, lumber, $7.68; Reeve, for services at sideline, con. 3 and 4, $5.70; Clerk, registering 100 births, marriages, and deatba, ale. Pathmitsters, fence -viewers, and pend -keepers were appointed; these will be separately notifi- ed. The oouncil adjourned. to meet again on the third Monday in 1?ebruary.' ' JAMES P\TTON, 0101k, '1ii.Y+l .0T6V7. 7,a.L 1. 1;];h 11;n1Y :Phis well•known ntedicinc iyno.iuiposition, ),iii t a sure'and safe remedy for Female and ObatruttionS: from any cause whatever, and. • altlrougha"powerfulremedy it c;ontalue riotli 'nghurtlnl to the constitution, To married 15-'1 t' es it is peonli'arly suited.; It will, in a Sliest t si c; bring on theMouthly period with re gut ar ty. In all6asosof ucrvousand spiniai affection pains inthe. back and,iilitbe, heavmees fetigite • on slight exertion; palpitativa of, tho least;"lid s teres, sick headaches whites and°all the pain fel diseases occasioned•by.a disordered sy sten) these. Pil1ev3f11-. efi'ect' a cure •w1Len ail other • means havo,failed These Pills ltava never failed,iwhere tits directions on second 'page' of,. pamphlet are :FOr full partieu larsget'a pmmphlet tre.,,of the.:i ettt i0 MOSES;;'NEW '1[ORIt:So.le l iopiietoi 1_,99 1281 bents for:posta e, e..e•.iused to Northrop d•' •Lytnaii; Torolirn. t)ccl , general agents for the • Doniinion,'iviiltosure a bottle, -containing over 60 pills,.byreturn,01 mail. Sold in C linton,'by' J. H. Combe and Watts'& Co , and,' ill medicine go �s; Flaane�, Iltacoys, Uniorclothing ERY CHEAP. Clouds a and Wool- Squares --prices will .astonish you. few of OOP celel raid tlstor Owitakstill oll hard BE SUREYCU: SECURE (NE.. •'P7hICES HANE TUMBLED. - gar alas,tre ad Iiilade Clothin . eeided- A GAL S i/�.n BOOTS and SHOES. Remember the goods must be sold, and bottom prises will sell them. Call and .be convinced that you': can buy goods cheaper naw than you ever bought them. before, The Te will, undoubtedly be ' a• rush to secure_ these goods,' and i�c�"advise our f lends to colas. early- . and 1 ave t e advan`�. tags of a full stock to select <from. • r.O.NDES]3ortcluGH Kiss 3110.—' Ta2Juon ZY," the new and oxtiuislt little gem for the teeth and breath; hak a boati- fully plated metal screw top. Try it 5 cont sample., he_ eases o And the surroundin g ouuntry are invited ,come ant!, see R o LABOR STOC$ OF inter Millinery an Staple Dry Goods, Which iielis 'now offering at a reduction'to make room for out Spring stock. BEAVER; PELT/ 36 STRAW HATS;. made over in inost fashionable styles : .: 'air A Liberal Disca,unf for, Cash • vatorti,A. sr OL NTODT: A • If yon are amen , ofbueinessweak• oned byYthe etraln of your dSuties avoid ,thy,alante anrd neo 1 Hop Bitters If yon tire young ant discretion or; dbiielpa ries‘ or einglo, old or poorheeltb or.laniuisb nese, Lely on , iii o p ..Whoever yov,are whonever.>You feel that your system steeds eleansln , toe ingpt or et thulgt)ngt wlthoutintorieaung; take' Hop Bitters, ifave'yotfdye• pepsin, kidney oru'rt, 0y�1�5 rnit 55 of the, diseee of the stomach titerblood iioer ow i t i es You will be entedifyenuse Hop Bittera tm wo ti and ilt tritod,try WI ,t may a:awoy our life: ithan saved hqns. drede4 • tt you area man ot'liit• terstoilingoverm night work'. to roe - tore brain nervo and rcavto U.06 Hop B. suffering from any fn• tion if you -are mar. bung, suffering from lung oa,a bed•of efok- Blttern. Thousands die an- nually teem some disease tf tb7L0d n by have been proven byatbooty use of Hopulttore 0. 1 Co 1ean abeolnte ani) irresiata- blonuro for drunken rose, use Of opium, tobacco, or nersOties. Soldbydrng. mete. fiend for lrcular. AOR nr1T7Cluf, sera Co;„ teeter, L i, $ Tgroeto, Oat. NO `7i, NEXT, ro r' iiACFX'S; ALBERT STREET Is the spotof to bu our + urruture, As we manufacture all our own _goods Wecare prepnrod to give our castoniers a bettor quality: of 'goods for' hese monerthan ciU2 be obtaiped;elsewhere: Call and see our Bedroom.Sets,,3 places Uedstead, t3 lreiiu ncF Wash ta�li3°, � •M 1 IiIC.oA DFOOT do llitlX, 77 Black look, Duston. i .. N\ ar..ware an Stove Warejioise, GENUINE MAPLE 'LEAF, SILVER STEEL, LANCE :TOOTH, DIM/ ND, HANLAN,' 'CIIAMP1ON; LANCET,` and ONE MAN CROSS :C:TJT. SA\1K9 .. IES.•. �11. i'JS. 'WARNOCK'S, 13URREL'S AND RIXFORI) S, IN ALL -'I'13E BEST BRANDS BARBED :WIRE,, SOLID STEEL, TWO AND FOUR POINTED.. ROYAL, CdNADIAN CLOTHES SPRINGERS; ch2apor- ihau soar: Stoves, Tinware 86 Lamp goods, HIDES",\SHEEP Sli��1,,.1��5 FCJR$—HIG(ILS'r CASE PRICE PAID, 3� r l'w re 19 ercliiax t, •E0L4:11 T1E3C. , ]'CIS,. CL1.7%. 'U0 7