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stud Wellwood, that a ditch, and cul- is not the case, the public !rave their p
eWILLIAMS,
Vert Ile built on the 1st sideroad,con 6, whims, and if you wdela to sell your 1 and that henry Alackoy lot the same poultry tp the best advantage, you fil
T�T by publicegtopetitiou--Carried, Moved must (tumor those whims, you will d
�.� jwri by Clark and Welwood, that as cotta• find it touch easier to do this than to A
plaint has been toads of the dangerous. change the publie opinion to your own $
state of the road on the Bill opposite way of thinking, if your fowls have S
-AND- lot 11, con 11, the ILepu�y-peeve is white skin and white or black shanks, fu
�p�•�^�y ��yY cc appointed to attend to the complaint the best thing you can do is to get rid U
DRtUQ.`„�IST. and put tite road in a proper state of of them, you cult never produce first 2
repair -Carried, Mored by Kuntz class table fowls so long as you breed,
and Mlacl(ay, that the Peeve and Joe such stock ; don't persuade yourself
"-- " Welwood have the bridge on the Gth that they will do well enou;;h at 'the
. C, %�� W. TELEGRAPH CO, sideline, cots 2, repaired as early •as present time, it is easier to .change to
possible as it has been reported that the breed that possesses these qualifi- 2
it is in a dangerous state for public cations now while ,your flock is stuall, o
pp, Bruaswick House, travel -Carried. Moved by
Al okay that. it will bo when you possess three p
and Wellwood, that the finance report or four hundred fowls ; one- of the s
gham _ _ onto as just read be adopted Carried. largest market poulterers in the United t
a Moved by Mackay and Kuntz, that States says Ile cannot afford to breed c
this Board do now adjourn to meet anything but what ranks highest in
y again on the 4th of Julie, as a Court the estimation of the public, because f
( ,tri �)r1.11'1 �I�.l1t�c j of Reviaion-Carried, a difference of one cent per lb makes b
CHAS. BUTTON, Clerk, a difference of $800 to him in a year. t
Don't forget this, gentle reader, if you a
Blyth. are cherishiog visions of a mammoth i
FIRIllAY, JUNE 3, ;89:'.. The Sacrenlent of the Lord's cnpper poultry establishment in tho near c
Mme_ was dispensed in the Presbyterian future, remember that your revenue
church, last Sabbath morning, Rev will be very greatly .affected by the
N DITO$TAli NOTES. Air Law, of Be!grave, preached the class of poultry that you, breed. There i
1R. ROBERT WATSON, Liberal M. P. preparatory sermon oil Saturday. are over fifty different vat'1tIP.A and '
argttette, has been sworn ill as a Rev Mr Hamilton, of Londesboro, sub.varities of thorough -bred fowls, r
preached on Sabbath- evening and Rev, and many of them would tee about as
her of the Manitoba Government, Mr Forrest, of Walton, on Monday useful to the market poulterer as Blue 1
Lugg the Public Works portfolio. morning. --Prof Meekewill give another Jays or Robins, many people keep
WING to rile death of Sir Alexin entertainment here on the evening of such fowl for their ornamental appear -
,Cam bell, flea. Geo. A. I�irkpat- June 6th,under the auspices of Trinity Lance in the same, way that others keep
1,� p church. The Prof met with such white mice, quiilea pigs, ring tail
1, NIL P. for Frontenac, has been hearty applause at his last entertain ► monkeys, and other lovely and charm.
%inted Lieut. -Governor of Ontario, ment, given about a month ago, that lug creatures of that ilk.
was sworn in on Monday last. we again becpeak for him a hearty I But few of the ornamental varitiea
welcome and a good house. -The I possess any pratical useful qualities,
Em writ for the election in Fron- residence of Air Henry Taman, %Va. many of them are extremely delicate,
C, vacated by Hon. Geo. A. Kirk- wanosh, was the scei:e Of a ,joyous and for market purposes are utterly
rick excepting the Lieut. -Governor- githPring last Wednesday afternoon ; I useless.
p the occassion being the marriage of Having disposed of your common
has been issued. Nomination, his daughter Mary E to Mr Jaynes scrub hens, your best plat+ will be to
E e 10th, polling June 17th. Burgess, of Brussels. The bride waF purchase, one or two breeding pens of
ably assisted by her cousin, Miss Sara fowls of the variety you have selected
Taman, Blyth, while AIr Me -slay, oi as best snited to your purpose. To
Culross +oud select the right breed is of vital ill) -
0
Brussels, performed the- like b
nice and quiet wedding took place office fur the groom. We join with portance,hut it is equally as important
the residence of the. bride's father, °
Wednesday, May 25th et 5 p m, the young couple's many friends in I to select tire. right strain of that brood;
y 3 wishing,, them a long, prosperous turd a strain or family of fowls that possess
4e coutracting parties being Mt•, happy journey through life together, in am eminent degree the valuable
idrew McKague, of theist conces• -The teaebers of the public school (characteristics you are seeking viz,
n of Culross and Miss Kate C. here intend taping in, teacher's con. early maturity and great prolificacy.
Atchell, second daughter of Cllr, vention to be held ill Seaforth, on i (To be continued.)
ndrew Mitchell, of the 10th conces Thursday and Friday, of this week.
tau of Turnberry. The ceremony was PERSONALS. -Alias 81111th and Alias East Wawanosh•
'1rformed by Rev. A1r. Hartley, of Burgess, of Brussels. were in town t The Council met in the Council
' nevale. `rite bride wore a very be- last week. -Miss rV1 Miller, of Wroxe• )room, May 26th, 1892, as a Uourt of
shim; dress of dove -colored surah ter who laid been visiting nt A1r John I Revision. Having severally subscribed
nd white roses. Iter sister acted as Moffat's for a few days, returned to to the declaration required by Statute,
ridesmaid and wore it pretty dress of her home last Thursday. -Ur Will there Leing no appeals against assess•
,� ate•colored cashmere. Mr. Alex. „ g 11tents, the following routine business
Livia'aton, who a short tithe Rao re. a
3cGregor, of Culross,acted as t+rooms- moved to Embro, has been obliged to i was disposed of by way of additions,
aao. After the wedding breakfast return here for a month until he can I corrections, etc: -Jas W Bone, to be
nd a social hour had been passed and t find it house suited to his needs in assessed As owner of W ` W •I- lot 35,
,Uany of the older guests had left their Embro.-:firs Curtis, was this wePb. i con 8 ; Wm H Erskine, tenant part
food wishes and rood -bye, the evening visiting her sister, Alrs S Graces, of i lot 42, con 8, Engrave, and to be
varmed into the whirl of the merry Wiugham. ' Mrs Helier, of Akron, I assessed for $500 personal property ;
ince and not nulll the wee stria' Jas Gaunt tenant N ?, lot 2Q con 10•
Ohio,ia at present visiting her tnotia.er, ,
Pours of the morn, did the party Mrs Creighton. -Mrs Graham paid Philip James, tenant N I N :j• lot
5reak up, each wishing the happy Clinton a short visit this week. -Miss 39, con 10 ; Robt Shiell, jr, to be
youple a long and happy life. Mary Dodds was, visiting ill the Ale assessed as joint owner of part lots 33
The Council met in the tow" hall, I Gowan settlement, 1Vawauosh, this and 34, con lb ; Robt J Hoover, con
.Teeswater, May 21st, 1892, as per week. -Mr John Ross, of Toronto 4,,doa struck off; David Dunbar, con
tuition of adjourument of last meet- University, is spending his holidays 5, dog struck off; Wm Deacon and 1
Members all present. The under the parental roof. -Miss M Wm Johnston, con 11, each ado,
'peeve in the. chair. Tip-. minutes of Smith, milliner for McKinnon ft Co, struck off. Applications was made
'last meeting were read. Moved by was visitin • her home in Brnsse)s last and the following persons were put on
Welwood and 11loir, that the minutes weeir-•A'liss M. Windmill, of Auburn, Roll : Win Rogers, lot 33, con 4,11 F;
;Ile amended by changing tine data v-
was visitiu 14ltss Lilly Fisher last Vin Conway, lot 33, con 7, M F : 1
this mpetinn from the 28th to the 21st weex.-illy Stanley I3aycr,of Seaforth, John C Reid, teacher, lot 32, con 5,AI `
of Ajay -and that, the i,ti"utas as; was in town this week. -Mrs Slisue Z' ; Jas AlcGill, jr; W slot 39, con 5,
'atuended.be adopt-•tl-Carrier.!, Moved was tisiting friends in Clinton this M F, F S; Mark Mason, l)t 35, con �,
Eby Welwood and IS.uritz,that By -Law, Al F ; D Me.Callum, teacher, lot 38
week.
',No 4 of 1892 for the purpose of ap• I coil 9, Al F. Several other names to
pointing padituasters, poundkeepers, ; PRACTICAL POULTRY RAISING. be added were postponed till next
ifenceriewers and road commissioners ! _ sitting of the Court, -as the Council
be now read a third lime passed, I BY T. A. wILLITTS WESTON ONT. considered further proof as to qualifi-
signer! and sealed --Carried. Moved' - clition was required before being put
aby Wellwood and Clark, that the (Continued.) ou,theroll. The Court then closed
fenceviewers, poundkeppers and road ; Don't be carried away by your own for the present, to be reopened again,
f commissioners for 1891 be reappointed 'prejudices in the matter, recollect that and then finally closed on Saturday,
i for the year 1892 -Carried. \loved you are catering to the publie, and 25th June next. Council resumed for
by Mackay and Clark, that the statute if you wish to win a reputation for the transaction of ordinary business.
" labor for the year 1892 be its follows your drossed poultry you must supply Minutes of last meeting read and
up to X300 of assessment, o" Utif day ; what the public want ; and the major passed. John Menzies was appointed
and for every additional $300 one halt ! ity of those who represent the' first pathmaster for division No 54 instead
dap and that all not assessed 'be ex I class buyers of any city in Canada or of Wm Johnston, and. James Smith
empted front statute Hibor -Carried. the
United States, prefer a fowl «ith for division No 78 instead of Samuel
Moved by Kuntz aitd Mackay, that 1 yellow skin, and vellow beak, and James. John Hoare to Ile, pound
the sum Of twenty five dollrs be, clear yellow shanks free from feathers, keeper in place of 'Phos Hoare, deceits -
granted to improve the hill opposite such fowls ill this country rank as first ed. By -Law No 5, 1892, confirming
lot 31„con 7 and 8, to be expended class table poultry, whilst birds with the appointment of pathmasters,
under the supperintendance of Petnr ; white skin, and white willow, or black pouudkeepers and fenue-viewers for
Olark- Carried. Moved by Kuntz' shanks are considered second class the current year, read and passed.
Chid Welwood, that the Reeve !lore' goods. In England the reverse is the Communication from [?red Toll, con
it culvert guilt opposite lot 3, con 1,' case, white skin fowl ranking first, the 2 regarding a dos said to be wrong -
boundary between CulroBs and Turn- llorkinl; being held in great esteem, fully assessed for in 1891, received,
berry, on condition that 7.urnberry' but in America this fowl is not bred when after further enquiring into this
f bear half the expeaise.-Carried. Afoved to ails extent. ; on the other hand matter, the tax was Ordered to be re.
by Wellwood and Moir, that as the Plymouth Rocks are coining rapidy funded. T L Jobb, Wiffghatn, was
ditch or creett on the sideline between into favor in England, large numbers present negotiating for the sale of a
lot 5 and 6, in the 13th eon is not of thein being exhibited at every number of road scrapers for tiro Ilse of
deep enoa!th to let the water run free, poultry show, the; startling merits of the township, Rcaolvrd, that t11e
that Peter Kutilz he appointed to get t1iA_ breed have sou for then the good Reeve, Deputy -Reeve, and Councillors
said ditch or creek fixed file expeildt- opinions of English breeders. This fit, allowed $100 each in their seer gal
tare not to exceed $5 Carried. preference for white or ,yellow' 81(in is divisions for the repairing and makdnp
1 Alov by Clarit and Moir, that as the doubtless, till a matter of "fancy, tl,e of roads and bridges within tho town-
.aconcession lire east of the niaikhole probility is that not clip person in ship thia season, whenever the same
con 18,. is represented to be unsafe fifty could tell after a fowl ip- oat.ted was considered necessary. The follow.
for travel, Mr Kuntz is hereby al)" whether it oroinally po,�;estaNd whits ing debentures were passed and PAY
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point+rltl to pypend twenty or thirty or yellow skin, and as neither the meat ordered, viz: Slater & Silhilis,
dollars, As lie'thiuks beat to do, to shanks or beak appear on the fable it I3lytb, for a stem road scraper, $8,50;
lmttrovp that part. of the. road eon= would seems a watter of indifference Wnr CSiarr, services ns frFaeuter •in
,Vlairerl of- awrried. Moved byXttntz wheat color they Kerns 'shah, however, 189.1, $7f5; Win Csirr, CloniroiNaltltls,
gstages, stationery, six jit preys in
591, $20,40 ; James flick ingbottont,
ling up washout on western boun-
ary, lot 28, con 3, $,1,50 ; 101411
nderson,services as assessor lis 1892,
G0 ; John Andersqu, equalizing U
Chools, 1892, $12 ; hied Toll, re-
nded dog tax, 1891, $1. Tile
ouncil then adjourned till Saturday,
5 Julie next.
P. PORTERVILLD, Clerk.
West Wawanosh.
The Council inet oil Saturday, May
8th, 1lenlbrrs all present. Minutes
f former meeting were read and ap
roved. `Ibe members formed them -
elves into a Court of Revision, by
to the necessary oaths befote the
Jerk. An appeal was read from Will.
Davidson objecting to being assessed
or W L E L of lot 14 coil 7, lie not
Sing the owner, Mr Davidson stated
hat since appealing lie had made
rrangements wher,mby he is now will-
ig to be assessed for the property
on.equently the appeal was dismissed.
James Johnston requested that his son
Samuel be assessed its joint owner
istead of as Farmers' Son -;ranted.
T being no other appeals it was
noved by Mr Bowers, -seconded by Mr
Medd, that the assessment roll for
892 as now revised be adopted -
Carried. The treasurer's report for
April sbowed balance from March
8138.90. (not $184.45 as incorrectly
reported in April minutes) with ex
penditure of $86.74 leaving $52.16 to
r11ay account -report filed. Moved
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GORDON &, MaINTYRR,
A Talk With Our Customers,
House Cleaning, with its attendant
Worries, anxieties and perplexities -its
removals and replacing a now carpet for
tbis room, and a change of curtains for
that, --will be upon us in a few days;
and we wish to say to the Ladies, either
of the town, or country, that Nye are pre-
pared to the utmost .of our ability to
help them over this trying season, by
submitting for their inspection and se-
lection a very nice assortment of Carpets,
in Brussels, Tapestries, All Wool and
Unions, of different weights and prices.
The most interesting part of this talk
With you is that the prices are all in your
favor.
CUaTAINS-Yea, we have diem in great
variety, either by the pair or by the yard,
in white and cream Laces. Also, very
pretty patterns and shades in Art Mus -
line.
Prints are receiving considerable at-
tention, notwithstanding the chilly
weather. The reasons are that they are
very pretty and cheap. We give you a
most cordial invitation to call and select'
the best, the newest and most stylish.
Boots, Shoes and Slippers, at reason-
able prices.
We are constantly turning out very
nobby, well -made and ' faultless -fitting
suits, but our prices are remarkably low.
We buy right, therefore we can sell
right.
1n Teas, Sugars and general groceries,
Nye always lead: still giving twenty-five
pouds of a pure, bright sugar for $1.
Mest price paid for Butter, Eggs,
Cured Meats, &c.
Mr Uxibson, seconded by Mr Medd,
that Mrs Stilt and Edward Craig be
exempt from preforming statute labor
for this year -Carried. Gloved by
Air Gibson, seconded by Air Medd,that
the assessor be ;given a check for the
amount of his salary -Carried. Moved
by Mr Bowers, seconded by Mr Aledd,
that the followin'g.p.stimates for public
works be agreed on for the current
year viz : rebuilding bridges oil con
cessions 8 and 10, $170 ; boundary
lines, $400 ; roads, $700 ; gravel and
plank $300-Cfarried. The following
checks were issued: Municipal World,
copy of paper for treasurer 50c;
Cyclostyle Co, paper and ink $2.10 ;
Bank of Commerce, three coupons.
Grierson drain d.:bentures, $1,200;
Peter ReCatin, repairing washout,
$1 ; John Smith, repairing washout
between lots 18 and 19, con 5 857 ;
W A Nilson, assessing, 860 ; John
Butter,•memorandurrr'book, 50 cents;
Thos .McRoberts, drain across road,
;2.50 ; Council adjourned to meet on
Saturday, August 13th. The follow,
int summary taken from the Assess-
ment roll may be of interest : number
of acres assessed, 41,7.00 17-20 ; acres
cleared, 26,778 7-20 : value of' real
porperty, $1,126,575 ; :logs, 212 ;
bitches, 3 ; it umber of persons ,2,166 ;
cattle, 3,650 ; sheep, 1,793 ; hogs,
623 ; horses, 1,185 ; acres of wood-
land, 4,760 ; swamps &c, 9,179 ;
orchard and garden, 415 9-40 ; fall
wheat, 2,638 ; steam ongines, 9.
R. IC.. MILLER, Clerk.
Huron items.
The Patrons of Industry are to have
a monster meeting in Lakelet on July
1st.
Alexander Taylor, M D. has been
appointed associate coroner for the
county of Huron.
Mr John McMillin, of Ripley, f•tr-
merly of Blyth died last week at the
age of 94 years.
Mr Clarke, of Seaforth, has taken
' Ole contract to run the stage between
Bayfield and Seaforth.
Clinton New Era : On the 24th a
boy not twelve years old was so help-
lessly drunk that he could not move
along the street.
On Monday, a young son of Air. D.
Richards, in the employ of Mr. John
Hunter jr., of Elimville, had his ear
bitten of by a horse.
Air, Andrew Auld, of Westfield, re-
turned home from Dakota on Thurs-
day last. Ile reports nothing to
do and it large supply of hands to do
it.
GORDON & McINTYRE.
The Big Brown Anchor.
Wingham. April 21st, 1892.
Any ons may see this curiosity by
calling at W Blashil's bu'cher shop.
A farmer in Goderich township had
a valuable calf and in order that it
might not harm itself he tied it on the
barn floor. Soon after it kicked some
boards loose and falling,* through liu"cr
itself.
A daughter of Air John White, of
Steplien,while feeding the goslings one
day last we -k, was attacked by the
;ander and severely heaten. It cau4ht
her by the hair and flapped its wings
until parts of tier body were black and
blue.
A road cart left outside of Hey.
ward's carriage shop, Clintop, over
night was taken away on Monday by
some boys, fora lark; their sport may
cost them something, a, gold watch
that was taken from tho same place
recently has not been recovered.
Samuel Nay, of Lakelet, has met
with a serious accident which will lay
him ftp for some time to come, It
was assisting to place the binding pole
on a load of hay, when it broke, pre-
oipitatine him to the floor. The fall
Was a heavy one, and he sustained
serious bruises besides having his arms
I broken at the wrists.
One day recently Geo Armstrong, of
the Thomas road, Ushorne, lost, a
valuable horse by a peculiar accident.
A young lad recently from one of the
paupor homes was engaged harrowing
a field. In turning too short the
barrow; upset, and falling nuainst tho,
horses they ran away. Finally they
got on the road, and in their road race
one of them by :tome menus fell on the
upturned, harrows, killing it +ilmoit
instantly.
.
A very 'sad and fatal icwdent oc."
cured at Seaforth on Monday morning,
of last week. Wm Sproat was out
driving with it young horse, in a road
cart. When about three mi!es from.
the town, it is supposed the liorse got
frightened at Something oil the- road,t�.`.'•
and bolt.pd suddenly to the side, strik-•
ing a wheel of the cart against a post
of the fence. Mr Sproat was thrown
out and instantly killed. kje was one
of the pioneer settlers of Huron and
was one of the most highly resree0d
members of the community. He was
about 65 years of age and leaves a
widow and large family. His sad
death has cast a deecp gloom over the
place,
'.Che fol!owin_ is taken 'from the as-
sessment roll of Morris, for 1892 :=
Rev T A Wright, of Gorrie, preach-
I Total number of acres, 54,387; acres .
cleared, 40,748; value of real proper -
ed his farewell sermons on Sunday,
of last week, Air Wright and family
ty, $1,766,076 ; taxable income,
removed on the 251.11 to Brantford to
$1,100 ; value of personal property,
$3,500; value of all property, $1,770,-
take charge of St Judes' parish.
776; persons from 21 to 60 years,
B S Cook has :Told the Pyle farm
1,442 ; days statute labor, 2,176 ; .
just east of Gorrio, to John Clegg, of
number of dogs, 311 , bitches, 3; per.
Fordwich, Possission is to be taken
sons in family, 1,880 , cattle, 6,413 ;
in the fall. The farm comprises 47.1.
acres of woodland, 6,031 ; Awarup,
acres and brolight $2,600,
marsh or waste land, 8.033 ; orchard
Thos 11oare, of tine Mid concession
and garden, 628 ; under fall wheat,
East Wa.uttnosli, died last peek at the
3,405 ; steam boilers, 8 -, persons be -
ago of 72 years. CJause,the etfaots oft.
born in Dent Eng-
tween the ages of 5 and 16, 7715; be- .
tween 7 and 13, 427 ; between 16 and
the drip. .lie %,as
121, 803.
land.
lits Blaidhtll, butcher, of Brussells,
found r 10 Sitar gild ring ins ano5t
' JO' GENT'S` --`As an tnducetu tit
til aI-st ,lubsorU s,
unlikely lace. 1t was found embedd
I?
we offer the-',)LrIJt>ttlt till iiia Itst of d'taun
ed- in the stomach of a Voting h6ifet.
109, for 50 cents. Bond in the nam
y