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VAINGIAM, ONT., FRIDAY, NOV. 9, 1888. WHOLE NO. 817
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II00AI. NEWS.
-Mr. T. Mora shipped three cars of
`Wattle to Torouto is week.
-Big furniture shipments are being
'glade from both th ftaetoriea at present.
-It is reporto• that Harrison was
elected President othe United states on
Tuesday,
-Notice the attra tive bargains offered
'by Mr. 15, Sutherlan in his change of ad.
this Watt.
-Tate, street oroe •lugs at the British
/lloteirtifpdythe egg p eking eztabliahmout
'are in`tt id meditf
--Tile hailer for IK' totted Brett,' factory
arrtVed tiiia week, 'I was proourod from
'Goldie & McCulloeh, o' Galt.
-The 'next entrap "e oxaminntion to
high schbols and colle fate institutes will
be held at Clinton, Se, forth and Wingham.
on Dee. 19, 20, 21.
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-The C. P. R. m are busy'grading
•t lir line through L udon. They bought
a right ,of. way lot fro • Mr. John Brenuan,
'of . thine Eown, for fe ,200, •Mr, Brennan
'stake close to the 0. 1'. R.
--Commending th recent action of the
;town'i reorganizing is Board of Trade
the I'•litall Advocate e ys : That a Board
oe Tre.; properly co, noted, is ono of the
best i,•anstitutions any town can possess
there -is no denying,
-In the •last few del s Mr. D. Stttherlaud
'_las put furnaces lot the residences of
'Mauro. S. Gracey . d R. Ccreyn, ;the
store of Messrs. Bow es & Hiscaeka, and
the residence Of Mr, re. Perdue, con. 4,
Morris
.11fr.
Win. Double 1 ee, a former resident.
'of e'Win$htam, xetur ed to reside .here.
-Bing linable in a co pie of days' searnh
t'to.find a residenee o any kind, •be ;por
'chased• a dot • and is erecting tc hotter fair
• ' yimself.', y
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-.Export from t e port of Kincardine
and outport of Win ham for the month of
,October: products of the •forest, 6850;
aantnals and their 'educate ' 568,455 ; agri-
oiilttiral products, s .8.960; miscellaneous,
'317,400. Total 6124, 85.
-Mr. IL 0'R i11y,'of Listowel, has
'been appointed man ger of the now agency
.-of the bank of Ham ,i ton .opened at Owen
Sound, Mr. 0, S. tarke, who has been
'.sevral times relievi ig at Wingham, takes
the Listowel e ;ego
-Rev. a-. W. K
Falls, who resigned
to California for th.
has decided to take
sit) to be hoped his h
:bo continue his mi
lly, late of ?enelon
ith a •view of going
benefit of his health,
charge at. Forest. It
:alto may unable him
istrations.
--eft. Wm. Wat con's property in Brie.
on Saturday to Mr.
795.' The bidding was
realized a good one,
ion to Mr. 112cKenzie's
rty. The household
ondid attendance at
e Smith Bell Ringers
The selection's on
wis, Burmese piano
ents were excellent
mmodore Foote and
te audience . greatly.
e whole was a good
tot. Terrace was sol
Geo. McKenzie for
lively and the price
It is a splendid midi
already fine prop
effects also sold wel
-There was a a
the performance of
on Thursday evenin
the bells, musical b
•and Chinese instra.
and entertaining. C
sister also pleased t
The programme on t
one.
-Mr. O. M. News,
-into the grocery busi
;has secured premie
King and Ashley str.
:honorable business
worthy and esbeemo
departure will be gen
it is hoped he may p
the Ambitious City.
next,
a has decided to go
ass in Hamilton, and.
a on the corner of
ts. An active and
an and a reliable,
citizen, M. Newans'
rally regretted, but
• aper abundantly in
o leaves on Tuesday
-The attention of
the ad. of Gilchrist Br
column. Dir. Geo. Gi
the past two years in
W. Stock, as fore
bakery at Poterboro',
knowledge of the bus
to Mr. J. Kling we
splendid opening bof
public) patronage.
eaders iadireoted to
s„ bakers,in another
Christ has been for
the employ of Mr,
n of an extensive
nd has a thorough
ess. As aueeessors
laevo they hays 'a
re thorn and deserve
.m.Tu addition to to particulars given
from Llteknow as to he sudden and at.
tressing death of theoung man Cameron,
a brother to Airs. G. olutyro, of Gordon
a(' MitIutyreee loat 1 that deceased wont
np on a de to u fasten some of the
rigging, when it tippo , earryine him over
to the round, `a dist nee of 30 feet. .Ito
died i few hours f one injuries received,
wife antifamily and was in his
Tlel 5u V
,
C' rent i � n. in
ar 1 is ori ug nee interred.
Luokuow on Friday est.
w
-A, water tank is sing erected at the
C. P. R. station.
-•Fora good first c ass A ioa watch
mo
r n
at reasonable prices, call at E, F. Gerater's,
-The next unifor promotion exami-
natiou in Bruce cooly will be held on
Monday and Tuesday, ov. 19th and 20th..
-Mr. A. H. Carr as leased the flour
and feed store of Mess s. }tattoo & Carr..
He is anmotive, obligi young man, and
we call attention to h ad. in another
column:
-The gravel roof has een completed on
the main building of the chair factory,
This is a very substanti and commodious
structure and is being urried on at a
rapid rate.
-If you want your ne tohes andAlocks
repaired in first class style and wItadented,
give E.F,Gerster a call. Satiafaction guar-
auteed or money refunded.
-The eleotric maohil
the factory of Gilohrist
the end of this mon
putting
t•o s street li
Gilchrist, Green & Co.
25 ligbt machine. W.
some :ll lights have bee
e is to be put into
Green & Co. abpgf
h They tiros
h Y p P e
t on`trial. Messrs,
re going to talk a
understand 'that
talion.
-The chociolate •fi nd •is evidently
abroad. Parcels have sen sent in differ-
ent direotions of lat with mysterious
writing, more or less uzzling or inexpli-
oteble, The failure t us far to .discover
the perpetrators of th Galt tragedy has a
tendency to induce toriety seekers to.
come to the front.
-Bad eyes. Mr. A S. Murray, of Lon-
don, will visit E. F.'Gerster regnlarly,com=
mencing in about 10 clays. Due notice
will be given of his visit. Any person with
bad eves should cell and consult with Ur.
Murray, as he 'is, the hest optician in
Canada.
4 -In conformity w th a recent legisla
tive,ohange providiu . for Aho Nomination
oftenayor„reeves 00 • councillors . at the
vibe hour" instead of as formerly at
d$fferent'tinoes'and laces, 'we believe .it
"weuld be a popular = • d desirable change.
It would be well f 'this change could
be madeDome iut• effect dile year. The
advantage of having the nominations in
the evenings is also a .parent,
-The ,correotion,o an error that occur=
=red in a late •issue of he Tennis was over-
looked in last week's paper. In a local
paragraph instead of iss Nello Mcl•Tardy
we printed Miss Bell M. Hardy, There
isno such person as t . e latter in Wingham.
Miss Nello MaHardy has secured beautiful
rooms lathe Beaver look and has already
organized a large ole:: for instructions in
piano, organ and i• voice culture and
harmony. Her quid cations are of the
highest order.
-Hereafter in orde
two-thirds, instead o
qualified voters must
there must also bo a
actually polled on th
fore the ratepayers i •
prevision is that n
grant a bonus to anyo
t ttablish an industry
td one already in ope
and which has been
any bonus ; also that
glutted by a municip
removal thereto of
established elsewhor
Another safeguard is t
shall grant a bonus wl
payment, together w
any bonuses already
annuallevy, for pri
exceeding 10 por tent.
municipal taxation.
to grant a bonus
two-fifths, of the
ote in its favor, and
ajority of the votes
by-law planed be -
its favor. Another
municipality shall
e who proposes to
f a similar nature
ation in the place,
established without
o bonus shall be
lity to secure the
industry 'already
in the Province.
at to municipality
ioh would far its
h the payment`ot
ranted, require ea
oipal and interest,
of the total annual
---The last 1mmeeting.
was held at Me. ig.
evening, the attgl}dail
ever had and two me
Rjiohie and Mrs. Srliit
annual convention reqe
gave very interesting, f
reports. The organize
a month's rent for the
are being deprived of
are unable to pay rout.
to plaoo a quantity
matter at the raflw
send quantities of roe
of the lumber camps.
be made to induce al
use unfermented wine
Mans, We believe a
understanding prevai
Whig done by the W.
self-denying efforts, an
,.
tend against agreat d
dice) which ought to b
a Labor of love.
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f the W. 0. T. l`F.
uth's on Tuesday
o being the Largest
ors received, Mrs.
, delegates to the
tly held at Sarnia,
11 and encouraging
On agreed to pay
Adler fatnily who
ir Ilema,, as they
It Was also agreed
0 suitable reading
stations; also to
g matter to gemo
Efforts will also
thea ellurchod to
• sacramental cera.
ood deal of inls.
as to the work
. T. U. and their
they have to cau-
1 of ignorant pecju•
rliepolled. This is
II
-Messrs. Watt & Litt put in their
new boiler this week. t was received
from Kincardine.
-Messrs Lloyd & Son have their new
factory under roof. The are putting in a
20 horse -power engine.
-just received, E. F. Gerster has just
received the latest and most artistic de.
signs iu silverware.
-•M 11 M.o udoo's bean jar is attracting.
much attention. Look t his ad and see
his inducements to ousto ere.
-Mr George Pettypie e has been ap-
pointed to uolleot .the nal nee of taxes for
this year,
-A ear of freight fr m Wiugham by
grand Trunk reaohed inuipeg in Sive
days. This is somethin noteworthy ee
time record.
-13, F. Gerster makes a speoialty of
railroad watches and consequently keeps
the best time keepers in stock that can be
'procured.
-The water worka are to be extended
up Victoria St to Gilcbri 2, Green & lye's
faotory, this firm haviug agreed to bear
most of the expense con acted with the
proposed extension,
-Mr J McKelvie, and
have been grouted leave
sidewalk across the street
" --The propositions of t
Go way be seen in the pr
town council.
-Dr ohisholm has con
S lV Ferguson for the ereo
residences on his recently
perty. The houses are to
half frame. Mr Forgot)
the doctor a bush faro n
Ferguson hag a splendid
builder and the work .i lion
heeestrengthened it. oSu
confidence in the towi r
are vererencouraging and
there interested,
o put down a
to F Korman's,
o Electric Light
eeedings of the
acted with hili
ion of ten now
purchased pro
be a story and
has bought from
ar Fergus. Mr
reputation as a
here this year
h expressions of
of publlc,spirit
ratifying.
-.-A large number of •ititens have ex-
pressed et hearty desire or the formation
awl support of a liter + ry aasooiation in
Wingham, for the wint• r months, A meet-
i1Yg for orgenizatiou pu poses will :be held
in the Caledonian Hall oe Monday evening
next at 7:30 p m. A cry cordial invita-
tion is extended ever one, young or old,
who are interested in =ooh an organization,
A good turnolit is a neatly desired and
this invitation eaten) si to everyone who
reads it.
-Mr j Stephens
the G T R was in to
to the growing busin
Wingham we under
under consideration
new brick station ho
an extensive ad
present one. Wing
most earnest, pushin
on the G T R, and
this matter is now r
,superintendent of
this week. Owing
s of the G T R
tend the matter is
of either having a
se erected oa having
tion pot ee . the
melee ono of the
nn('i '8fdoiont .agents
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trough, his iniiuenee
ceiving attention,
-Those who ell red for the amateur
skating prize of 532 o Wednesday evening
were: S McDouqu b, E Sohnston, W
Drevq, F Dinsley, A • aisley. Nominally
amateurs, the boys • id their work pro-
fessionally, E Johnst n making first time
and F t insley seem The prize has to
be won twice before i is retained. There
was anice attend nee and the affair
passed of mon' ple santiy. Mr Armour
has thingssysteatic •ily and satisfaotor
ilydone.
-Mr. Robert Will'
a few miles from G
21st ult. Deceased w
a brother-in-law of tb
ogist' and writer, Hu
an upright man of gre
and deservedly respec
possession a mallet
mementoes 'Of the g
his writings he was
and we have heard hi
for bouts on Millet's
found knowledge and
ohereeterly
mson, of Beverley,
t, died on Sunday
s a cousin and also
world fanned geol.-
!). Miller. rte was
intelligence, widely
ed. Ho had iu his
nd numerous other
at scientist. With
thoroughly familiar
descant eloqueutly
mental grasp, pro•
manly nobility of
--A very flea n w band aaw arrived at
the station this ek sent by Messrs. Mace
grogor & Gaudy; to Mr. T. Bell for his
faotory-
-B, F. Gerster has the largest and best
assortmeut of American watches and
jewelery in town.
-A splendid pr gramme has been .pre-
pared for the Pres ytorian S S Entortaln-
meat on Thursday evening next, Boar it
in mind,
�3'ho W F 112 S ave received, through
their secretary, M s Smellie, word of the
arrival at the Fit Hill mission of the
clothing, oto, sent way some time ago.
Pot Salo or to Lot,
A goo and commodious brick house
boautif ly located oe Diagonal street.
Apply to
Da TowzEla,
-The Hollis con ort company, including
amouget others as performers, Mrs Geo
Vanderlip, vocalist of Brantford, Mrs and
Miss Sage, of " alton, musical glees
performers, will ; ive a concert in the.
Wingham Town : all on the evening of
Thursday, tho 2921 of Noyember.
-.The •Wingham L eral Association in•
tends holding rag ar fortnightly ori
monthly meetings fo the winter. The
first of the series will '• a held in the ctele-
donian Hall on the .veuing of Tuesday
the 20th inst. The s • bjeet for discussion
"Manhood Suffrage,' will be opened by an
address from Mr d', j Morton, reeve. Dr.
Macdonald and Mea a Vaustone, Gracey,
and others will take part in the discussion,
General discussion is cordially invited.
No fee r: expected. A. profit.
able meotln, may b cx toted a l
1
turnout is desired, ortne thou being eepcei-
e,11y Invited. - t .11
PEnsosars,-Mr.
family, of Tees
Mich., this week.
fatnily, of Wrox
Micll.;gthis week.
torr & Cartai tten
&ister, Mrs. F. Sd
'eejK.-Miss Netti
now,
woe
as visiting
end. return
Alma i?~ , of B
visit r. J.
merle ng in
badly hurt in the
iug up. -Mrs. Dr.
her parents this
l7 nderwood,.a3ruo
A'ewa, gayb•us a f
-112r. Samuel B
'mre visiting at 11
Bell is a brother
W. F, Dulmage
for the past wee
Port Elgin, is no
Smyth at the:
Tunes, Monday :
(formerly of this
calling cm friend:
le cornyn, who
Toronto some ti
health -lis R Ta
school ut clinton
his studying den
fellow and we ho
fol in his studi
among friends i
week. Whilst
funeral of his g
Dettell, near Fre
96th year. She w
of the county. -1
the firm of Ingl
resides at Moored
week.
G. B. Drummond and?
ater, left for Badazei'
Mr. G. McAllister and
er, left for Gagetown,
Sir. John Carr, of tint-
ed the funeral of his
eld,at Woodstock, this
Sutherland, of Luck -
Mr. D. Pringle's this
on Monday. Master
t12, and his sister are
Jerome's. Alma, for -
Ingham, had his hand
mill just before coni.
oldrum was visiting at 1
eek, Bei?. Mr. Little, of
Co., formerly of Prince
cirri, of'r'the-Teebwater'
aternal visit en Saturday:
1. and wife, of Hamilton,
r. Toho: Neelands'. Mr "
to Mrs. Neelands.-Mr.
as been doing Toronto'
r112r, Eiobt. George, of
in the emplpy of Mr.W.
arble works,• -London
Mr. ;times Dufeeld,
ity), of Wingham,.was
in the city to -day- i r
ut for oonsultatio4 to
0 ago, is improving
bot is now attending high
a preparatory training to
stry, Bob is a °lever
he may be very success-
-Mr D 1' Dopp was
Berlin and Preston last
tare he attended the
ndmother, Mrs John
ton, who died in her
fgiy35 years a resident
Wtnon Armstrong, of
& Armstrong, who
`I'd, was in town this
ax
Auotiozi Sales.
lents of Mr Thos • K
Walker, of lot 41, Con
on .Wednesday the
ia, auctioneer.
eon. 10, Ease Wawa-
iov. 13th,' Stook and
s, auatiopetir.
n market square,
net. at 1 p. m.
Stock and imple
Linklater and Thos
13, East Wawanosj
14th Inst. John Cu
Thos. Duff, lot 40
nosh, on Tuesday, ,1
implements, P, Doa
Sundry articles,
Saturday the 10th
Deans, auctioneer.
Wingham Li
At the annual m
Liberal Associati
afters were chose'
W. Scott; lst vice,
Wtn. Dore; eeer
treasurer, j, Tnglis'
1, W. Ridd; No. 2,
G. McKenzie ; No.
douald gave a pith
dress, urging regula
nization bo held to
Ile outlined te sours
ably taken lortnigh
Morton and others s
rection And it was
nightly or monthly
time.
)raI Aizsooiation,
ting of the Wingham
on Tuesday evening
as follows: President,
S. Gamey; 2nd vice,
ary, W. Robertson;
ward committees, No.
J. A. Morton ; No, 3,
, R. Elliott. Dr, Mac.
and stimnlatiog ad.
meeting of the orga-
'sense public matter&
that might be profit-
ly or monthly. Mr,
oleo in the same di.
aided to fi>i1d fort.
eatings in the mean
Cal
F.
1,219. -Eva Dawson, 1,428 ; Laura Shep-
pard, 1,361; Allis omuth, 1,311; Fred
Guest, 1,319; Robt, Paulin, 1,201: Alice:
dohns, 1,277; John tchie, 1,272; Fletcher
Agnew, 1,258: Geo. ''cott, 1,251 ; Rowl: a.d,
Gordon, 1,223. 01 a 0 -none. Second
department -marks •btainable 680 ---honor
marls 644. -Mary Cli c, 638; Mary Aiken,
618; Nellie Bell, 610 Martha Casemore,
505 ; Lydia Lemmex 583 ; Willie Varga.
harson, 585; Eddie 'radwin, 575;; Bella
Watt, 573 ; Sohn Ingi s, 572 ; Maggie Ben-
nett, 568 ; Amy. N -wane, 058; Walter
Risdon, 557 ; Jarhes Dawson, 506; Edger
Inglis, 546. Third department --markt
obtainable 600 -hon r mark 450. -Harry
Anderson, 560; Ed Green, 512; Maggie
Galbraith, 504; J hn Small, 502; Mita
Moore. 479; Gilbe Agnew, 464; :'dabet
Kent, 457 ; Robert aTavish, 450 ; George:
Rankin, 454. Four' department-- mark
obtainable 510. --Ge. rgiana Holliday, 401 ;
David Angus, 484 Eveleen Flanagan,
47? • Willie Bray, a firtie Ross, 469
,
gaud Davis, 466 ; ' mile Dawson, ' 4(30 ;
Chris. Jobb, 453 ; Wi he Moore, 437 ; Tom.
Talbot, 421: Robt. D llas, 410; Hamilton.
:Ramsay, 415 ; Emn a Henderson, 111 ;
,,Nettie ,Scott, 408; it and Smith, 407.
fifth department --m rks obtainable 1,267
-honor mark 950-o ss A. -Frankie Mc-
Kay, 1,235 ; D. 11c , anus, 1,210 ; Ida
Flanagan, 1,167 ; E. oore, 1,168: Edith
Bisdon, 1,150 ; S. Mc reiglit, 1,125; AFtr.
Chisholm, 1,119 ; E 'th Clarke, 1,11y4+�;,
Charles Ross, 1,089 ; tt ary Showers, 1,0Q ;
Bossey Russel, 1,03r ; Sophie Manuel,
1,024 ; Jessie' Gray, ,014. Class B-.ob
Minable 1,308-hono. mark 981. -Robe.
McGregor, 1,252 ; Wa er McKibben,
A. McKarf, 1,210 ; G orge Steele, 1,145 ;
Peter Deans, 1,136; .ertie Barlow, 1,108;
A. McKay, 1,040 ; E a Sadler,,. 1,037; G.
Russel,,999.
W1aghat1t
r110 following pu
mark in their ee8 )
month of ()debar,
per out of the num.
department ---chase
•'
honor mark
Mary Cornyn, 071;
Class a --obtainable
While Sollool.
is obtained the honor
five forma for the
he boner mark is 80
r obtainable : rivet
-obtainable 1,130-e
tion Inglis, r
9 �`
, 10.J
Maggie Cargill 1)30
1,521 -honor mark' Mourned.
''qwn • cued.
,The regular mon bly meeting o,Pthe
Town Council vide •h:Id on Monday•evellx
ing • BresgXt--.61'bs 1`I yor, Roevq,: Iiul3
CTounoitlors 14 essrL Neelands, .T'owler,
Homuth, Robinson, Holmos,W.Eolrnes,
McKenzie, Williams nd Cline. Minutes
of previous it:ooting,. opted. A commu-
nication was read fro 1 the Reliance Elec.
trio Mao afactiering Co •+ pany,of Waterford,
asking I2erinission to }.rest poles on the
street or otherwise In ntain a circuit for
their oleotric light. 1 F. B.Allan, soca,
tary of -tile Company, ddressed the Coma
oil, stating that ho had •anvassed the town •
and received such enco regement that their
Company had decided to put in a plaut in
town. Tile price per ight will bo 25 cents, •
a night for 300 nights .r 1175 per light per":
annum. If thirty lir
the prion will be red
light. On motion of
hlolienzio,the reque
Eivauce Committee r
ing payment of the 1
W. Inglis, repairing,.
repairing, 01.40 ; A,
El.`" ouhin, lettering
13. Bleak, livery, 43:1;
0. P. 1±. lands,. b1;
513.13 ; George Hugbo
McManus, do., 64.50 ;
'for streets, 370 ; R. el
65.10 ; Mayor,Clerk a
jurors, 612; J; A. Cli
battery,e12.36 ; R,Ra
62.51; G. Russell, do.,
do., 63 cents. Cit m
adopted, Bylaws No
granting aid to mann
third time and passe
ordering agreements,
once with the parties
granted. The cum
consider the propositio
& Carr, reported (tho
report was given in a
TI1mms); letters were al
McKibbin and Mesers
latter stating that th
comply with the con
On motion, the report
were ordered to be fil
granted parties inter
crossing au Josephine
hotel. The chairman o
Committee was instrn
dozen"bands for hose
i'ettypiace was appoin
balance of the tax.ta of
325, he to furnish bon.' to the amount at
65,600. late. Win. Cruic -shanks addrn$. e•d
tho Couneil,asking that .dy to relieve hint
of tenants ---Mrs. Sadlc and sons -eche
oaoupy Lib house, as he
fatnily into the house.
referred to tl;e Lxceetive
SV Green, of Gil :"grist, G eon ,e (lotripeue,
addressed the Council ,ts .c evtenduig the
watorworke east -along Vi toria street and
putting in a hydrant ne r their feettoev.
It was moved by W. 1..
by J. J. Hozxmtli. that th
Gileltrit t,(irreen e'i" Compel
underground from rthtr
corner to the come; in f
tory---of 3 inch atrougl
°ounail will male coiner•
and place an hydrant Rt
this Council accede to
condition that a 0 loch'' pipe be 11 :.x2.1
instead el the prove:fe1 1 leen ph*, tea
Council p.ty.in 4 the ('lie:.. epee •'f \ ' ,' .•
tripes, and that the 1
pipes, tial el vie:imi a the rro and 'te.,. oe
d )1t11n eJ Careicd. 'l to cowl es tate
s are taker, in town, ,
sed to 20 cents per
essrs. Williams and
was granted. Tito.
ported, xecomnleud-
!lowing accounts: J.
cents; W. Rotates.,
arbor, work, $1 je ;
emen's coats, 33,!t);
A. Morton, seatch,
harles Smith, work,
do., 61.88 ; Willia.ti'
Huttons°L Carreveter
Robinson, repairing,
d Assessor, selecting
e & Co., clamps for
kin,
fling tan bark,
4 cents; D. McKay.
tion, the report wits
.147.and 148 of 1888,
ettireg,"woro read a
as also resolutions
o be entered into at
o whom aid is to ba'•
ittee appointee) to
s of Messrs.IIut tau
substance of which
reviews issue of the
o real from Mr, G.
Hutton & Carr, the
y were ,ort 11bk to
tions in talo report.
nd comtinwni0ttti0ne
id. ' Permission was
steel to put dawn a
street at Kennett':;
the Vire and Water
ad to procure one
000plingt2. Cteer ct
.d Collector of the
395, at a salary ot`
"Shed to move hi%
The matter wee
ommitteo, 11r,
'owlcr, lc(. atlt::t
offer wade b-,•
to place a pipe
11Cin at 1lent%
out o% their ia-•
irou,•^ii tlr.�
'1211 at tl:e itia?lt
aid anrnl:r.
icir re nt of tt .•a1