The Wingham Times, 1888-10-12, Page 1et Talbot, -
The secret of
in the character of
—The Cloderioh
during the aays'of
-Notice the an
wank by M. T, Le
XVII. ---NO 41
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TT r T T, ONT., 'FRIDAY, OCT, 12, 1888, VV T LB NO. 873
OCAL XMWS.
e for Tam TInes,
e the nee ad.of Messrs. McInnes
nation's greatuess, is
is citizens.
r issued live dailies
fair,
he ,
lemma/opt made this
lie, tailor..
Irl -air. P. Mein on Nae removed into
Mrs. J. Sue11's real mice ou John street.
—k1. S. Cox has• been liberated and till
the charges ngo,. et him have fallen;
"through,
—Mr: ;Bone is having arise storb—lately
bettupied'ley Mess . Matinee at'Talbot—
;,Ypaireci.
eas4Mitchell is 11 tdy to have 'eleotrio
"rights at+an early , ate, Their Ate la 2
'carats on the 4.
A bey Navin; a
expressively:
tooth came out."
—The Jarvis Sta a aptist church, Toron-
to, has passed a reso utiou in opposition to.
•c role exemptions.
--_The finest thing o e laundry purposes
a Celluloid Starch. eaVor sale by . T.
Tates. at the China House.
Fpx,an exam le of the power of a
fuels' letter compel re the phrases " bloom`
owing cheeks."
—Wa R. Davis, f Mitchell, averagedone
ut dyed auction s les in the fall and win -
tete of each of the est three years.
and roasted, mar
r boiled with myrrh,
rizers au a siok room.
—The Thies from now until January,
;1890 for 41.25 ; or few }low x}ritil Jautiary,
1880 for 25 cents.
—Mr. John Ha, ilton, of Gerrie,shipped.
oar lied of shoe to Buffalo on Thursday
atought from Mr. 3 Stewart, of Wingham.
—Jpdge Ramie , head of the Commis-
sion of Enquir , remarked that the
press is the best representative of the
public.
—"Wingham'eg terprise"waa a heading
dozens of pap re last woek. Others
ettumunicated fay rably on the enterprise
manifested. .
—The Musical hair Competition was
fairly well attondsi at the rink on Tuesday
,evening. The sac essful competitor was
• Arthur Stewart.
—If you leave a
them the TxSins
times better them,
:cost nearly so mac3
—Mr. ;T. A. Mori
.and produce at the
on. Monday, No in�
man could be soon
—Mr. B. Davis
cattle on i atnt:day
Hamilton. Mr. Dh
ed a car load of b
—The Presbyte
pose holding an
evening of thanksgi
Thursday the 15th
—Prom the seed f one potato, Mr. Jas.
Loutit harvested a few days ago 32 fine
•large potatoes, filli g a good sized basket
and weighing 16 lbs A. rich return, surely.
aa—The
. sole of vel isles by Messrs. Coutts
`Lea is, on Satur .ay, was well attended
?end most of the ri s sold at fair prices on
the whole, Some 'ne bargains were no
doubt obtained.
• —A. lot of neem new type has been put in
the Trams office, and we aro better prepared
than ever to meet the wants and suit the
wishes of those desiring anything iu the
printing line.
--Come to the Toms office for neatly
gotten up and excellently padded bill head
;letter heads, statements, cheques, receipts,
&o. .Cheaper than can be done is the city
and as well done. , '
ooth pulled exclaimed
before it killed me the
in „cheek;" and "bl
Coffee pound
burned and vine(
are, excellent deed•
For job printin. 3a11 on Tara Trails,
--Live busines men are agreed on the
flet that the bes and most tucoessful ad-
vertising le that done in nowspapore ,A.
Philadelphia soa dealer says ; I have con-
fined m,' adver ising entirely to limes-
papiers. The in a who doesnot reada
newspaper does 1 of use soap."
die lt'ioall
A. ba
Y
e au
ly execrated pl.
convulsing the 1
present. Poise'
were seat from.
named Cherry 1
being rigidly iuvc
;Vionaat a distance send
year: Ib is him*
or weekly and don't
r. .
an was ajndge on fruit
East Wawanosh show
recopipetenb or reliable
ed..
hipped a car load of
For Messrs. Gillespie as
y, of Gerrie, also shipp.'
chars' cattle.
an Sunday School Pur -
entertainment on the
ingday, which fallsou
November.
—The Toronto S tool Trustees have re.
•solved to open twel e night schools for the
winter months. I, by not have a night
•school in' Wiugha. • Great good could be
accomplished in way...
l:
�¢ —31 a man punch : sea an article at an
auction sale and ref ses to take it, it may
• be resold and the fi •at purchaser sued for
„idle difference in pr ce. An action of., this
.kind has been eute
conceived and deliborate-
o person three families is
snal quiet q of Galt at
ek scandy
lea pa a)gt3 of
Coronto, and one family
st a eliild. The tnattor is
stigated.
—It is no empty b , st we make Who
we assert- that Wi gham liar especial
attraotiots and adv; mages for intending
purobasers of goods almost every line.
In lio town in talo w+st is 'the competition
keener than here. ria is especially true
of dry goods. We lave active, sbrewd,
euterprisiug men w o purchase to the best
advantage and lisp, •e of their goods on
the most reasonable
ar ins, Thi can be..
easily tested by (airing purchiises in
outside towels, Wi 'ham is the dry goods
centreof the conn y.
—If you want your town to improve,
improve it. If y u want to make your
--Miss M. llicCor €o desires to call town lively, make it. Don't go to sleep,
Maar-
attention to•the fact that sale has started but got upal mina) i for Push. or bly
lossmaking in the Beaver Block, in the tise it, talk ab ap, property,
,,talk favorably.it. formerly 000u led byMrs. M. J. If you have an pclean ,, i your ch
� Paint your lieu e, clean up your back
he oafid ret t 't she Gaeof l meet the yards. Make y' r surroundings pleasant
ge, c 1i and you will fee better and your property
stations of patrons. . will be worthm• a dollars in the markers.
The successful t•wus of Ontario have been
successful by pro.erty owners palling to-
gether. Public) i provement is an invest: -
malt that piiys. Get at it. 'Wake up.
There is no tinge to be lost and every little
bdilps. Toot yo r horn, toot it loud,'
A. number of our citizens • went
.ret to a big social Glance at' Mr.
I. Maitwell's residence last night.
About forty .ouples were present and
spent a Ino
Boss,
pair
ex
Speaking of
ea Here, the Hoe
part of Wingham
enterprising emir'
altogether advoc
to the beaming.
we imagine that
to follow in the
our lively town.
still greater aoti
d at Mitchell.
—Mrs. J. Ritohie nd Mrs. 8, Smith are.
attending the anuua, nesting of the W. C.
T. 13. ha -Sarnia the: yeaek. About' 200
delegates are prose ' b. The "Union haat
now a membership o 6,000 in Ontario and
over 18,000 in the Do ' inio;i.
—A St. Mary's furl itul .dealer offered
a sideboard free to tri •,00nfale who decided
to be married in the + aricuititral Hall on
the day of the Fair, al • tiler citizen offered
the marriage license f oe, and the Rev. Mr.
Charlton to tie the knit free of charge.
• . • We are again in
good authority that
be erected at the 0, P
material for the saln
by the Company. W
, accomplished fact bof
weeks.
--A new fonee has
of the English clan
terraced. The latter
ciored necessary by
the hill. This hue g
appearance of Jo11u
math more convenie
.', 31. station.
position to state on
grain elevator is to
R. Station, and that
11as been purchased
hope it may be an
re the lapse of many
edit erected in front
eh, fund the front
operation was rens
ie meting down of
eatly improved the
treat, and made it
t for treat: to the 0
o reeent bylaws voted
✓ /"urea says: On the
people this displays an
, and Valle we are riot
tes of nor yet favorable
stein of advancement,
vexd-Exeter, in a degree*
,he of the \'Viugham four,.
ig1 t. get an impetus to •
ity. ,1
-Bev, S. P. 't ale•olserves on the sped.-
al
peei.al attraotionsof he fall' shows ! "De worn'
do move ; all de successfulness ob de.
autumuial expo ishone is beyon questshun-.
ability now alt bootal to de inereasfulnee
ob de aggregas nal Ideatities an' de con-
glomeration ov der indoosements to attaot
de in .dividooal y o11 do all-devonrin' au'
all-observashu • al public."
-=.Mr. T. a regory has begun buying
grain in Wingm and we. hove now the
benefit of com titiori. Mr. Gregory has a
thorough know edge of the grain : business,
is a,pr tnpt, h. orable and cautious man
of business. F rmers having cereal to sell
peed have no 1 esitati'on in bringing them
to Wingham to ' maize highest prides.
•
—Miss Milne n, niece to Mr• J. Milman,
and Mrs. Gree , living near Ltloknow, were
pressing a foot . ridge, opposite Mr. Well-„
wood's,Lower ingbam, when the former,
stepping on au unsteady piece of timber,
fell into the ' rater. With presence of
mind she wa seized by the latter and
finally restor•da to terM'forma,•:pretty
thoroughly e liduseed and considerably
frightened.
M- r• T. B; 1, of the furniture 'factory
left for Winni • eg on Tgesday to look after
his business . teresto& ' •before. stated
Mr. Bell does •t'parp`ose in thug till next
spring, but 11 already purchased addi-
tional machi ery.. His business . being-
chiefly
eing•
chiefly'in Mau tob and the Northwest, his
present trip is ith a view to extend and
further it. M . Zell is a' cautious, Shrewd
and reliable • an who .has established a
solid business reputation.
t enjoyable evening.
'Messrs. ti. Itut terford, James Fowler,
John S., AI
Max -well furn
Dancing and
indulged in. .
also sprr'a.d an
and Mrs. 1!
entertainers.
Pnaesonts.— a r. J, J. Anderson, of the
sawmill, has bee 1 confiner$ to'his residence
for some .days th •ough;ilijUiles; several:aof
his ribs his ribs laving been broken -ab
•
is about again, , °ostmeater Fisher has
been confined t • hitt hoatee by a severe
attack of asbhm: We notice that Rev.
David Mann, o was a coteruporary
parish instruct, r with Mr. Lithgow, of
Wingham, has
Vas visitiug D
last week.—Mr
•
Who has . not witnessed the rapid
progress; mad and being made with the•
new factories. One week from the day the
by-laws were •varied, Messrs. Gilchrist,
Green & Co. h d the roof on a three -Storey
building, 30 y 60 test. The progress
since has beequally rapid. and the
universal. co ment • is "Marvellous."
Messrs. Kincai i Brow. & Co. are busy with
their foundati n and that biglorn
k stc-
ture is to be c• plated this fall'
—Some se Bible people never have
ocoaaion to b• on the streets these dark
nights, They don't think of and probably
oppose street. *ghting. .Not a few business
mea and oiti ens have to find their way
home in "D .yptian darkness." Their
sentiments ar :: "Let there be light'—of
some kind. t requently, or nightly, stran-
gers have to came from the station. They
probably go : ' ay chagrined and call us a
benivl •d peole,.
— The Win ham Curling Club held its
annual meetie recently and officers wero
elected as,foll, ws : president, John Inglis,
re-elected;" vi a -dc', SexteeIient, re-elect-
ed ; seetetar. -treasurer, Sohn Neelands,re.eleoted; p roil, Dr. McDonaldt Corm
mittee of M °agement : John-1X1iglis, S,
Kent, and J Neelands. Representative
members: H gh Miller, oronto'ana John
Neelands. ' here are 'over BO members
now connate 1. Prospects are good for a
grand winter': sport..
— Mr. W
this year wh•
at ,Belgrave,
and Hensall
these points
•Competent m
prams are in
points we ar
the public c
advantages t
grain to Win
in auotheri
Clegg made arrangements
•eby leo has grain warehouses
Blyth, Kippen, Chtedeboye
s well as Wingham. Atjall
e has secnred reliable and
n to buy. Whilst uniform
ended to prevail at all these
strongly of the opinion that
n apprehend compensating
be derived by bringing their
ham. Those are referred to
m.
—Spoakin of the kleGibeny family of
singers shoe y to appear in Wingham, the
Toronto Em ire said : At Association }Tall
last evening standing room only could be
lead, Rand in fact many went home, thus
missing one •f the richest txltisical treats
ever given in the hall, as it was the occesio0
of the MeGi eny family's first appearance.
Meek the &tinily but a few minutes to
capture the ears and hearts of their
audienoe, w o recalled them many times.
They compo.e a very remarkable group of
father, mot er and children, ana an
equally con orsant on brass or string,
besides ,well cultivated in song, making te
delightful pa • are ou the platform. Tickets
for the great musical entertainment by the
McGi17eny f telly can bo had at 37, V,
-
(#oyster's.
clerson and • James
stied splendid xnusie
ther amusetnents'were
n elaborate table it
r"iwb1y enjoyed. Mr.
ax0411 . are excellent"
APPROP$IATP ANA s' 13OLAi1I s1 nalQNs.
In the enforced
Taylor, of Al'>:•itoholl,
Moorhouse, preached
and wholesome discou
the steadfastnessof
fittingly set forth, base
ence of Bev, W. J..
110 pastor,. Itev. J. H.
two earnest, practical
ses, Iu the morniug,
od's premises. wero
011 Gen. a: 22, Too
frequently, he argued, eagle failed to look
beyond the barveet t the Author and
Giver' of material and spiritualtritu
al blessings,
We have the four • •se sons as competent
witnesses to testify t. the infallibility of
God's promises, Wkn st man enjoyed the
bountiful harvests, as Well as innumerable
other divine gifts,. it ' se vastly more im-
portant cad essential o possess the Giver
of the gifts than tai= mere material her-.
vests. In drawing, i vb practical lessons
from this iuspiriug f of of God's absolute
faithfuluess,the pre cher blended apt and
vivid illusttations,ear est entreaty,faithful
'conned, zealous appe 1, as well asap faith
ful prosentatiou of se ipturedeandefations
of sin and prod's t neatened judgments.
The lessons drawn fr n a belief in God's
faithfujliess were; 1 Tggbring peace to
the anxibus. 2, To ; religthen believers,
3. To bring comfort •'`kil[e. afflicted. 4. Te
ipdueo greater relia ility on God's: iirotri
isms. 5. To teach us that w11i:1,stglis,
promisesare true, he' numorous,t3pcom-
promisiug threaten ngs .ltf 'st eipturee!
equally trate 3tfPe1 1•, t thele must she ae-
cepted as surely as t e fernier. Whilst we
believe in the Moline s, mercy and goodness
of God let us also 'elieve in Iib justice.
Joel's utterance, "Pit in the sickle for the
Harvest is ripe," wa: the basis of' his eve-
nieg's effective dise. arse In tlae; iutense1y,,
realistic vision of a ape Tha&-j grain the
'Prophet pictures the ptoeeaa'o gathering
eau hate Christs he',Only kingdom.. The
:,tap; $1b i, hts here
'eturued to Canada, and
Campbell, of Seaforth
Chas. Potts; who. has
been visiting at Mr. S. 'l.'oubill's, left for
. Slee' is to be' met at
husband; and they will
t. Thomas, and call at
way home.—Mr. W,,Mc-
Clymont wasaj dge on implements at the
Luck row. fall sh • we—Mr. J W. Inglis'wets
a judge ou impl: mode Al the Belgrave'
show.—Mrs. J'. •nell left for Cleveland,
Ohio, a few day • ago, where she is to re-
main for some tin a at least with her. son,
Albert J. Snell -'-Mn R. Elliott, of the
Traces, spent so•e days in Toronto 'ibis
week.—Mrs. Tao • throw, of Southampton,
visited her chug
R. H. Holmes, b
his wife visited
Holmes, this we
a judge ou ladies
show on Monde
hone onTuesda
Loudon 'by he
vit3it friends.at'
Detroit en their
ions device by
is accurately
indicated, M
most successfu
ers.----1VIr, .A,lla
A2crris, receutl
country with th
nue filly andtwo
.M i
This is x. Spiel
importing busine
*:hicll the quantitymade
ensured and the price
Bell is ono of our
andenterprisin; faun.
Spiers, of :Con. 4,
returned from the old
o Clydesdale horses,
tallions all yearlings.
, fifth trip e•
1.tp i:1i the
s.
4
li
was'
q italnedwere sowing,
reaping •.The operating laws
it81dr of nature were explained and
'a -Aetna anal gy into the re ions of
ne the medon spiritual+ vt
�rted and a 'pllfied and the i
aces 11r ,, abeosion iu the higher life iuc�i
tate; The:jgy Mei ent to the reaping of
natures harvest was i icompaiiable to that
which characterizes t e'spiritual ingather,
ing of souls.
LEOTUnn • TIABIT1
Mr. Moorhouse pre: siring, in .a few re•
once of intellecfual
cad Rev. Wa S, Tay-
ell,e The speaker
emeral compliments
oration of his sub -
marks on the impor
improvement, introd
lor, rector of Mete
pleasantly paid a few
and entered in the eat
jeot, Toe word was='guificantiu its cou-
atrectiou, as by delette ing it still retained
a mewling. Habits'lgro almost inpercep-
tibly and were thrown ` }vitheareat difta-
eulty:+,d.Sfide caekeepaaa yontD u1 -habits
were criticized such ` s • staring, sniffing,
a gum and tobacco
as commendable
isgusting, foolish
prospects iu life.
Common errors in ape •ch and national
fere Vera last weak.—Mr, characteristics—tale dro ping of -h for in -
f T t , stance -were indicated, the use of slang
mister,
smacking, linger melon
Manliness
but mannishness was
and hilarious: to ones
a orou o. auc
at his father's, Mr. .q,m ,was illustrated and c • ndemned, as uu-
k.—Mrs. Wm. Clegg was n, --
:
work at the Belgrave
—Rev. R. Henderson,
brother to Mr. H. 1). Henderson, of White-
ngham ou Saturday on
eter, where he preached
. A. H.. Musgrove, ' of
in town on. Saturday.
of Hamilton, spent.. e
11 friends in town this
gy Clarke, who carried
lug business in Wing -
mei left for Winnipeg
:he purposes to remain.
hers in that city,—Mr.
V. S., of Gerrie, gave us
day. He has been for
ing his palling in that
. Johnston, living on the
who is nowin his 87th
church, was in
his way to Wro
last Sunday. 111
Whitechurch, wa
Mr. J. McCpnnel
few days with
week.—Mies Ma
on the dressing
ham for some t
this week, where
She has two bro
James Armstrong
a can on Wedne
nine, years practi
locality, --Mr. W
B line, Turuberry
year, called on t• a Trans on Wednesday.
His sight has beeme dirt but lie has yet a
fair share of bode y anti mental vigor, and
walks to Wingha occasionally.—Mr. J. A.
WindBor, a forro=r teacher and personal
friendj„ from Chao d, gave the Txaxzs a call
on Wednesday. L painstakingand suc-
cessful ..teacher, he now represents the
Temperance and General Life Assurauce
Co. in the West• n district, and is likely
to make Walkertu his beadquarters.—Mr.
A. J. Conover is ome again from a length-
ened trip to, t nolo Sam's Dominion.
—Mr. Andrew B ask and family, of sou. 6,
Vest Wawanosi , left for Bruce Mines on
Thursday, near
which he has purchased
laud.—Mrs, Ma 'oh, of Edmore, loft for
Portage La Prai le this week,—Mr. Mar-
quis, of Goderic , and his new made bride, ree
Miss Hanna M k, of Hullett, wero in
Wingham thiel t eek, Mrs. Marquis is at
sister to Mr, M•nck, of Wingham.—Miss
Lillie Miller, o Winghsm, has gone to
Lucknow to re • cin till Christmas.—Mr.Wm. Pearce, orrierly working at the
'Canon, has retu lied to Wingham and gond
to work again.
TARES
vain DEconeet
Mrs. J. 3L Mo
St. Paul's Chnrel
dations for the el
ingly attractive
decorated the eau
the harvest thank
last. The varie
and household p1
gorgeously arrali
NO tendwltlance istan€nthe
dilig
att
very large, the
filled.
1VXNG SERVICES.
Na, A13Lti BLRatoits AND
Lzcxuiers.
thous° and the ladies of oilmen -
borate,
won universal mon-
borate,tasty and exceed -
inner iu which they
Wary in preparations for
giving services on Sunday
cereals, garden flowers
uts were artistically and
d for beauty' and effect.
inclement weather, the
oreuoon dna evening was
Mitch being completely
gentlemanly, lowerin
The unmanly, sinful au
of swearing was dwelt w
of speech as criticize
of speech 'commented
plaiued and commend
suchas the queen an
and Dr. Barrie have
yoices in Britain,
and mistakes wore p
ed. Novel reacliug
dangerous dissipatio
the Pilgrims' Progr
Tom Brown's Soho
Help,. the works o
The drinking habit
effects pointed out.
instructed in do
families of Gladst
taught some lilieds
once said the grea
mothers. The hab
amusing children
were given some '
duties, family pray
of importance, and
made on thanksgiv
played several nic
abominable habit
n. The naselhabit
, the nervous habit -
n good reading ex -
<1, as exemplified by
Gladstone. Spurgeon
the best cultivated
Clerical pretensions
inted out and ridicul.
certrin lines was
es, Robinson Crime,
days, Ben klur, Self
Scote, Dickens azo.
as condemned and its
Women ought to be
estie economy. The
ne and Bright were -
vocation. Napoleon
neea of France was
t of playing with and
s commended, fathers
od advic as to home
rs were urged as being
some timely commente
ng services. The band
seleetioas, the church
rtainiugly, and Miss
ve several Kindergarten
Ho
Mr, Alex.. Ora
12 timbals of -pa
squad.� he. Poo
obtainel'fi'at and
Toronto Industrial
two seconds and on
don fair. Mr. -S,
matter.—The Howl
ord, of Gerrie, dug •
atoms. from,, 39
le'a cheese factory
arta' :prize at the
Fair, also secured
third at the Lon-
oward is Cheese -
k Farmer's Mutual
Fire insurance C•, received 42 ap•
plications covering risks amoultten , to
$62,826 Whist the • tiny. `
chid,' - of Con. 1,
'on distinction as an
ria fine Olypdesale
big sweep with his
diel importations "at '
Mr, James Ri
liowielc, who has
importer and deal
recent and sple
Walkerton. lie .took first prize and
diploma for t 00 year old. More
attractive or , e,rfect .specimens of
stallions than hose, Owned. by Mr.
Ritehie can 'sea cely be' 'found.—Mr.
'T. Bell, of.Forth ieh, has been menhir-
ing,, numerous all, . deserved prizes
with -his ane,, h xses this py.ear. • At
Harriston and roxpter he virtually
swept the prizes 'or hekvy team, model
orse, yearling a d spring colt. These
ninivis were un Versally.admired.=
The fine colt . exh bited by Mr.. Bell.
and which appears to hive begun -a big
B. Harris, ,Splen id stallion "Gold.??
VIIEBENT
The regular mo
present except M
staff of teachers w
cation as follows :
department, at 92
fifth depaatinent,
Henderson, sixth c
department, at 9'
was re -appointed
a300. Accounts w
fellows W. Hell
was received from.
palts room aside
Stormouth's (Apt
board. The pal
tho secretary was
The board Mu?. ad
STAFF lin•tNGAGED.
hly ineetiag was held
g. All the members
. Inglis. The present
re re-engaged on appli-
V. E. Groves, principal,
ke, second department,
Burgess, third depart -
la. IL Reynolds, fourth
; Miss Jennie Cargill,
at $255 ; Miss Miran°
epartment, at the rate
Catley, seventh
0, Mr, joseph Coed
janitor at a solary of
ce ordered to be paid. as
ho pupils of the princi.
, for the purchase of
dietionary by the
ion woe graded, and
set in operation
year on his own
ed with it a hp
of Con. 4, Iforris has
An° cider mill this
arm. 11 has connect -
sad disaster, on. th Merniug.of the 4th
inst, The house of fr. S. liumphries
being ,reclaced to as es. The inmates
had a verar narrow cape. Very little-
was'saveci, and the nsnrauee will not ,
Orciwston,-whe bas een on a tour to
the Northwest; arr ved home on tho
4th inet.—Mra. G eson„ who has been.
visiting friends. i London returned
one of his fine dra ght!borses to Mr.,
Mooney, of °lintel .—The chief occu-,
pations of the far ors of this vicinity'
atpresent are are loughing and har-
vesting apples.--- n exiting incident.
occurred on the ev fling of the 5th,
some parties return ug from the show
thought they won] try . a. race. Cer-
tain of the riders, ot wishing to stop
the fun jumped out at his goal corner
where the race was in its full height,
but gave himself n excellent oppor-
tunity of examinin „with his proboscis,
the gravel on the road, Another of
the party jumped out before he was
ready and tried to net as a prop to the
fOre wheel pf:the ther conveyance but
and vehialitan
in this leoT8..n.aa uebessful for herse.
The counci
rector
members all pr
was iostructed to '06 641V:0.4. Oppo,
site lot 2, on 4 cot , line pt. tapair.
The reeve waS in tructecl to have tho
road opposite lo 13 repaired, Jas.
covered with ced • or elm plank. mr.
Jas. Nesbitt appe red in reference to a
proposed dram hrough lots in the
8th con. and ask cl for a resolution of
the engineer br aelit ' Mr. Nes-
Mooney was roe t9J-rob:tt.
bit's. request
The
a Wary of $86
iideread
reeve Was 'Matra
between Ids 25 n. 7 Chopped '
out. Accounts ere paid.' as follitiwt:
T. Rogerson li ber $10.70, Wm.
Geddes ditchin $2, Joseph Gilley'
ditching $16, W Garness repairing'
bridge $1.60, A. Vanalstine repairing
bridge $2, John Sainple snow fence,
Ritchie do $8.60 Wm. Taylor do $18,-
79 MAIMS culv rt $1.50, A.McAllist-
er culvert $1.50, Wm. Brown inspect-
ing work $4.88, J'as. jaelcson work
Core repairing c lvert $5, M. Omni.
ingham lumber 11.81. The minima
adjourned to M et on, flip 12th a
No mullet