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what tart township was in it lsas<1'blar •
conidition--Received sad LW..
Bylaw No. 12, 1830, claiming g ti •
enurtznt tDJxt pri.i 4o ea;ca ucenzbcgr of
tits ('onneil for x:ttvzzda'zue ut• ("ouzuil
meetings during, .the • year -duly read .
and Passed.
Orders on Treasurer issued for pay-
ment of slits following accounts: --J. T.
F7atrro 1v, Godeirieh, legal opiniou re clivi-
atien road near Winlzant, 1;2; Thomas
Armstrong, gravelling and repairing
clone on northern boundary at White-
church, $$2; E. O'Connor, 23 yards of.
gravel for road division No. 07, $1.15;
Jas. Martin, building three culverts on
western boundary, cons. 11 and 12, Mk
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Jas. Young, Auburn, 238 feet rccl: ehn
plaints' per II. G•roviox, $3; John 11. Mc-
Clinton, taxes remitted Mrs. E. Reid,
lot :14, eon. 0, for 1890, 4'868; Dr. J.
MoNash, Belgrave, services as M.
H. 0., 1899, $2;' Village of Blyth,
slzaro of hall rout for . Division
(Jourt purposes for 1800, $7.50; Thos. H.
Taylor, sr., en -feet rock elan plank, 10
• _,- .,... . pounds nails and work on Potter's
bridge, con, 2, .$11; R. W. Punciman,
Wingham,ropairuig township safe,$3.50;
• M. Lockhart, Reeve, East Wawanosh
share of Jefferson's .ditch at Donny-
brook, $2.40; Sampson Carter,tiling and
draining at lot 30, cons, 2 and 3, $4;
Logan & Fraser, Blyth, drain and tile
on eastern • boundary, cons. 2 and 3,
$3.55; John W. Wi;htznan, repairing
washout on westorn bouuckzry, lot 28,
coir,'4, $3; Michael Robertson, ditching
and grading on sidelines 38 and 84, coir.
• 9, :8.50; Jonathan Ba,rtley,plank for
culvert, sideline 33 and 84, con. 1, $1.68;
Ales. Nixon, half day scraping at lot 42,
con.. 4 and 5, 50e; Robt.Coultis, digging
drain awl tile at 1ot40,cons.10 & 11, $8,90;
Wm, M. Anderson, tile for culvert, side-
line 39 and 40, con. 18, 75e.; Henry Mc-
Gee,Gulvert and ditehiing,lots $0 and 31,
con. 12, $5.50; Daniel Geddes, Belo"rave,
use of house for voters' list court, Oct.
7th, '1899, $2;,Robt, Haiizos, repairing
culvert on western boundary, con: 10,.
$1.50; Joseph Chasm ey, building culvert
at lot 20, concessions Sand 9, *5.50;. P.
Porterfield, use of house for Council
room and selecting jurors, 1899, $15;
M. Lockhart, Reeve; balance of account
fo?•.1899 between East and West Wawa•
nosh, $2.95; M.Lockhart, Reeve, attend-
ance at Council, selecting jurors, letting
and inspecting jobs, two trips., to Wing,
hark, &o., &o., $53; John T. Currie, at-
tendance at Council, letting and inspect-
ing jobs, &o., &o., $40; John McCallum,
attendance at Connell, letting and in-
specting jobs, &c., &o., $34; Alfred B.
Carr, attendance at Council, letting and
inspecting jobs, &o., &c,., $82; John E.
ofng
Wihani. Ellis, attendance at Colman,' letting. and
j' q :the Leading Jeweleri
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IS THE WHOLE TIP THIS YEAR FOR
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:STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES OF ALL KINDS.
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Gold. Spectacles, Jewelry of all kinds.
The largest stock in town.
Repairing done promptly and correctly'. .
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Stamped Linens, Calf uloid
Goods and Silks
. On account of 'ode ever•/rowing Book,.
Stationery and Wall Paper trade, we
have decided ,to close out ow- immense..
stock of Fancy Goods. We offer
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4 oz. Wool (Berlin, Saxony, Andalusian
and Zephyr, for 25e.
Corticelh Silk; 4e per knot.
Stamped Linens at cost. .
Our large 'stack of Taney. Cbina.•and
Toys have got to go,- and we are offering
them at and below cost. Remember, we
mean what we bay.
• Call and secure your Xmas Gifts at the
R'oss oo Store.
Agt. Dominion Express and C. P. R. Telegraph.
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".. McClinton; part salary as collector of',
,OUR STOCK EBF
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taxes, 1899, $40: Thos. Todd St. Helens,
Mid 7 mas is
m'V1LVVV1VxL 540 feet cedar at 12.&e:,per M., $6.75;
S. D, Barnes, organrzer.for the Cana= Finlay Anderson, expenses incurred in
diau Order of Chosen Friends, has been
, gettidoY twhip safe repaired
in the village for several days. 4s a re- in Wiughangmoor, ^2.E0o. ns
- suit of his'labors, a large irumbor of new The Counc• il thou adjourned:
members like been added to• the local
Cduno 1. ' u P. Poutsut nc,n, Clerk.
Isaac Wade, our local apple buyer, The folloiving is the standing of the
shipped 4907 iiarrels.. of apples to Eng-. pupils of S. S. No. 8,East Wawanobh,
laud. Ile paid out $6,000 to the farmers for the month, of December; and shall
of this section ' for apples during the be their position in class for January of
• season. the New Year. I would bo greatly
'Henry Neivtcin; one 'of the oldest resi- pleased to see those who have this month
COMPLETE. dents of the village, bias gone, to Winder- appeared low on account of irregular at -
mere, B. 0. .lie twill join his daughter,. tendance, attend more regularly during
Myriah,- who Went out there abbut a the next inoath and thus obtain a higher,
.yeas ago and was'married to Wellington standing.
SPECIALTIES IN PIPES; TOBACCOES* AND CIGARS.
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..1Ist 'riULli` i
Oysters •Served to Suit the Taste.
LUNCHES• at all ¶hours at
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THE CIT RESTAURANT
OPP. BANK OF HAMILTON.
,Jno. Bugg &
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Raving purchased the business from Jas. Duffield, the public will find
'its in the CORNER STORE, desirous of securing by fair dealing and hon•
vet values a 'share of the patronage. the present stock will be offered at
GREAT LY'EEDUCED PRICES. •
- Housefurnishings,. Cutlery, Graniteware, Stoves, Tinware and Coal Oil
*Ways in stock. Special attention will be given to our
laving had large experiepee in cities, we excel in
/urnace Work, Hot Water and Steam , Heating,
Sanitary Plus albing, Eave\''Eroughing, Steel
Siding, Roofing and . etal Ceilings.
11 on us.. We shall be pleased to 7011r acquaintance, fe& tag
a it4,11 par raw modem.
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McKinee. glass V -Roy Wheeler 866, Ida Bone,
The basement of the'3101 bdrdt oliurcli •362, Julia Anderson: 347, Josie. Camp -
has been thoroughly renovatid. • •• bell 250, Oliver Anderson.218. '
Cook's Lodger Na., 4, O. T. •B., elected ' Class'' I ' Sr'-Jtzines IiicOallum 847,
the following officers at its last regular Fred Scandrett 348, Willie McLean 288,
meeting: W M.,,,Charlee Leppard; D. Maitland Henry208; Lena Pearen, Lilly
M., Robert Spetteni Chap., Isaac Gram-' Anderson; Maud Robertson. .
b1e; Rec. See.,J'ohu;M. Thompson; Pin, Cls s 1VJx. " . Jariio Bone
Sec.,' 'VPesley, ;J.ohuston;. • Treas., J: •11. • • s -
Rogers • D of C:Y, Victor' Foster; Loot. •• Class III Sr. --Mary .Anderson, Mary
Enos Donaghy • •'dem George Spot -tom'. Gregg.
John; Argne, W. H. Downey, ,john • Class Austin
Armstrong and William3. Douglas. Cernpbell$ . Percy McLean, Lavinia.
1+,1?'iT WAtVANOSH. -Class II Jr. --Ella Jane Taylor, Lilly
Tho Council
on December lith, pursuant to statute. Class Int, . 11 Sr. -•-Joie MoQdlhun;.
Memb� ')all present. Minutes of ]ass Charlie Wheeler, Lilly Pearen, Elgin
meetfngre+nd and passed.
Opinion. of J. T. Gaarrow, solicitor,
Goderich, re diviatiou road in which
the ' municipalities of Tnrnberry and
East Wawanosh are interested, received '
and accepted as final in this case. The
Clerk was instructed to forward a copy
of same to the Turnboriy Council. Mr.
Garrow's fees, $2, ordered to bo paid.
Accounts roeeived:-Prom Tttrnberry
Council, $22.50; being East Wawatrosh
share of payment of repairs on northern
botuictary--ordered to be filed.
From Thos. Ar'nistroug, for gravel-
ling and making other repairs on north-
ern bbuudary at Whitechurch, $2 --
ordered to be paid.
iommttnicatien from Mrs, E. Reid,,
S. mu, lot 84, con. 0, received, asking
that on account of severe 'sickness and
other misfortunes which befell her this
last season, her taxes for this year be to•
tnitted--Requestt granted.
ComnluniCatio r' from Dr. Ross,
Auburn, accompanied by several ac-
counts for attendance on John W.
Roger's child, also a written certiileato
from Mr.
110, was
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ogers himself, stating that
bio fiznnmckelly to pay the M.
r,tntlara l his , sou dnr:ug
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Anderson,Mabel Grigg, Bella Robert-
son.
Class Pt. 11•Jr.-Henry Stili. •
Class Pt. I•No. 13 --Nettie Skhni. -
No, 2- Aggio McCallum, Findley' Mc-
Callum, Austin Anderson. -
No. 1 -Mary d`•ibb�ons, Joseph. Gib-
bons, Ruby Robertson, • Julia Anderson.
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Tor 'Ower int* TOM'S,
An Old and Well -Triad Remedy -Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrnp has bemused
for over fifty y'ears by millionsof mothers
for their children while teething with
perfect success. It soothes the child,soft-
ens the gtuns, rtllays allirs
pa, cures win
colic, and is the best remedy for dii
nccea. It is pleasant to the taste.
by druggists in every part of the
Twentyfive Cents. a bottle. Its
irtcalcula131e. Be sura you ask'
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
other kind.
Ohildren 0
Av. ANTp-Serltatk
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In Walker Bros. &z Button's Furniture Store,
opp. Post Office, you will find•a magnificent show-
ing in the following goods and at special prices
for the Holiday Season.
Sviitps
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,LOUNGES, NGES, CO CHES,
PARLOR TABLES,
PARLOR CABINETS,
Sad -Room Suits, Sideboards,Tables,
Dining.Roon Chairs, Valley Rockers, Tied Springs
and Mattresses, Pictures and Picture Prsmings,
1Screens ,and Easels, Children's Cots.
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. W e have a nice lino of Rug Parlor Suites.
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We have some Great Bargains in easy Chairs
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