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FiIDA :, OCTOBER 30, 1891..
Seafortl2.
Olt Wedtic:sday evening of 'net week
tt eoumert WAS held Irl Cardoces kiftit,
tinder the auspices of the Mechanical
Institute, The weather was all that
could be expected olid the crowd filled
the hail to the doors. Dr gampbell,
laresirleut of the begird, was appointed
t'. the chair. The only names on the
programme. were Messrs J H Cameron
and James Far, of Toronto. Both
of these gentlemen done their part
well, the one amusing the crowd with
his recitations and the other (Fax)
in a continuous roar of laughter.
Miss Libbie 'Wilson presided at the
piano,—A chimp of the Sons of Scot,
land had been orgaized here by Mr
Nihnmo, of Toron to —The delegates
from this tow to the Provincial Con-
vention of (fie Christian Endeavor
Association, at Peterboro, Were Miss
Janet Scott and Miss Sarabel McLean,
--Mr Thos Thomson has purchased
the, Omernereial and Queens busses,
fund will run a union 'bus to all the
hotels,—The Young men's Christian
Association bas started evening classes
for those who wish to improve a
limited education. — Mr John G.
Watson was in town a few days ago,
looking after the interests of Watson.
Manufacturing Company, Ayr.
Tac, $0.75 Thos Anderson, nutting
hill and 20 rods grttvellillg opposite 22,
cons 2 and 3, at ;1.00, $49.90 ;
Darnin, cutting ditch and piping be,
tweell 18 and 19, con 9, y`"p3 ; John
Gaunt, 2 days repairing road, 82.50;
Bot Haiuets, 21 yards gravel at 70,
and 'damage 50o $1.07, OQuneil ad»
ourued to meet on Saturday, Nov
21st.—R I MILr,cn, Clerk.
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LiStow9E1.
Untended for last issue.)
Miss 1'anuie Ooleluan,eldest laugh-
tel: of Mr Francis Coleman, passed
across the river to the world beyond,
-on Thursday of last week. ;Hiss Cole•
man bas been sickly for the past year
and a half, but her death came unex-
pectedly at the last and was a Sad
shook to her parents and friends. She
was greatly esteemed and respected
by ell and her parents have the sincer-
est sympathy of the entire community.
-The youngest daughter of Mr WI
'Cells had the luisfortune to dislocate
her hip joint, the other day, by a fall,
—M.r E G Harris had a stroke of
paraiysis on Monday of last week,and
is now cenfiued to his bed.—Mr J
Stuart, President, and Mr J Turnbull,
'lashier,of the Bank of Hamilton'
were
in town a week ago Tuesday. They
were looking, we bclieve,for a building
site for a new bank which itis propos-
ed to build in this town. -Mrs Brisbin,
wife of James Brisbin, sr, who had the
misfortune to have e. plum stone lodge
in her wind pipe while eating a plum
and afterwards passim into the lunge,
died off Thursday of lass week in lier
74th year. .M1 that medieal skill
could do was done to alleviate her
aufrferin s,but it was beyond the power
of human skill .to dislodge the stone.
The funeral on Friday was largly at..
tended, --Miss Lousia Kesig,dangliter
of Mr Ernest Twits -of this town died
on Wednesday of last vteek in her 21st
year. The deceased had been ailing
far some days,but nothing serious was
thought until at fast a doctor was
called in,but her complaint was beyond
his power to cure.—Mr 7''S Gee, a
forrner townsman, has returned to
town and opened a grocery and. boot
and shoe store. ,
West 'Wawanoshr..
, (Intended for last issue.)
The West Wawanosh Council met
on October 3rd, with -members all
, present. The treasurer's report for
Auguat showed receipts 8592.68, with
expenditure $572.26,leaving a, balance
on hand of $20,42. Report placed on
dile. The collector's • bond was pre-
sented andacsel;ted. as satibfactory
Moved by Mr Bailie, seconded by Mr
Todd, that the reeve and treasurer be
authorized to borrow $100 for a period
of two months—Oarried. The clerk
:was instructed to levy $489:.82 on the
Wawanosh ratepayers to 'I' on ng's drain
ticcoutft; as a final 'levy, Complaint
was (bade by Mr Gay that the roadway-
to
oadwayto his property had been damaged in
repairing road. Moved by Mr Todd,
seconded by Me Bailie, that the road
oolximissibeer attend to this matter at
ouee Carried. The following ac-
eounta were paid : leo A.rnrstrong,.
28i rods graveling betweetl lots 15
and 16, eon 1, at $1,45, and hutting
in Culvert, 83-441.42 ;. R Plunkett,
culvext between 21 and 22, con 8, $3;
Hannah d:Kilpatrick, bridge oppasitr
15, tons 8 and 0, $18; 'phos Lott,
timber and bridge oppeei Ci' 14, coos
12 and 13, $18; E ffanitttl<i,grattefing
opposite 25, eons 2 and 3, 0 rode at
I B. M. E., one A, M. E. or Reformed
lEntsecpal, and one 'United Brethren.
This table thews that 205 eoeiet.ies.
have been formed in 1891, In reality
since the Hamilton Oollventinn there
have been fully 800 societies organized.
Tli' grand total of socities for the
Dominion iiioludes 923, comprising
about 37,000 members, besides 1t
HOLLOWAY'S PILI.s.-.-Tho Greatest; societies in v'ewfeetest tad,
Wonder of Modern Times. ---They cog- Tht' financial statement (shows re-
reet bile, prevent flatulency, cleanse criers of 280 83, made up plainly of istill.
renovate the debilated, strengthen the the three following items: GoLltrhbee **;
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