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Q3.1.13 TaftEr$1111\.1.441, 878..• Wt Wawanosh.
IbIU!dont114y werk the remains of Mrs.
oerattee
Troy, senr., were borne to her heat
gaieepIea eeetee
We have received from an old
resting plaee in the Catholic eenuary
at St. Angustine. Site was (Mee of
friend in ManitAn toe folloviug eta, kirtron's early plOfteera, 1i:eating' lit
Wince of grain threeldeg en the Por Wee anosle when the country was a
tate th leraerie distrtet, Both our wilderuess, and wi i her hueband,who
netorment mid the umitlemen giting pretieded her deatha bunt two ,yeare,
figuree tti•e thoroughly reliable and nutottged by industry and womanly to
Well Acquainted with the comae, mitke for teeineelvee • a comfortable
The writer siyi 14Ou1eShe was over 80 yeare of age,
In WV, Mr, Jno, R. Maeilonald —West Wawanesh council met tic -
rel hisstraw learner threshlog m a cording to etatute on Jan. 2.1 st. Pres.
chino 60 days, The. eggreginte •eet Tn. Johnston; &leave ; A, Stuart,
number
or bushels threshed that year Dimly Reeve; Thee, tiodd, J. 13owers
was 96,600 being au average uf 1637 and Jus, Gibson, Oomicfilloes„ Theee
bashele per day. In 1888 lie ran his. !teeing taken the statuerydeelarateuns,
machine 57 days end thrashed .an proceeded to bush -wee. MieueeS ef
aggregate of wheat 40,533 beehels of former meeting woe') passed, Movecl
nate 17,162 bushels of barley 4,148 h5/ Mr. r-Nad,Becollaeci by Mr. Gibs()
f alehels, total aggregate 67,348 bean, that R. K. Miller, be re-appeineed
Tis shows au average of 1190 bindle's elerk at a salary of $120, duties to be
per (ley. The greateet number' of the sane as lest, year. Moved by Mr.
bnshels ho threshed ht one day in any llowere, seounded by Mr. Stuart, that
year was 3682 of oets, and for that G. S. Ward be re -appointed treasurer
13 stank were threshed, 6. settings at a Wary of $80, duties to be the
'made, theeshing the gettio 4'75 tors, - same es heretofore, 'The conneil ap-
yielding nearly 50 bushels of oats per pointed John Webster auditor, the
twee, 14 men put the grain hitbags. Reeve appointing 11, Murray. Moved
and moved the etrew. The greatest by the Recive,secended .by Mr Bowers,
number of bushels of wheat 'threshed that the auditors be requested to make
in °tie clay in any year wee 2182 and the detailed etateineut in durlicate,and
14, men put it into bags and moved off ta. Make their repoit show the ei.ieai
the steaw. The actual ruuniug thni ial rate account, as distingui,hed from
itt threehilig the 3682 bushels of oats the gerteiy accounts of the township,
was not over 9 bre; at the same farm so as to show the standing onot and ,
arge wag unjust, mid demurred pay -
he threshed 3340 bushels wheat in a special rate accoonts as 1..equired by jag it. The uouncil authorized Mr. F.
elay and a hale The greatest a,ggre. seetiin 372 of the Mu'tioipaltAct. 'Anderson to euquire ititii. this matter,
gate number of bushels of wheat, oats Carried.— MovCei
ed by Mr. lisou, and report at next meeting. Moved
and barley raised in ooe year lay an/ seeouded by Mr, Todd, that the. Cleilc by
Mr. McG•oware seconded by Mr.
Eant Walaranoen.
The iirst meeting of tht,conneil we:
held on January :31st,, the inembei
fleet being, Thee. IL Tayl..r, lteove
Finlay Anderson, Deputy- two tun'
eleesre Robert lefeElow n W &Wei
. a , . ,
laud Donald Patterton, •eouneiliore .
Having subscribed to the deeieratim
of qualificetion and of office, the reel?,
in the chair, the minutes of the Ins '
'waiting of 1888 were reedited. paabed
Moved lay Mr, Anderson, eeconded tie I
Mr. Satherlaud, that the clerk be lee.
Appointed at his femme balary of,.$75
per imuum.--Oarried, Moved by Ma
• McGowan, seconded by Ur., Anderson,
that Robert 3he[ be again aeipointeo
auditor ou behalf of the couneib—Cur
tied, Tee reeve then ' reappejatecl .1'
McCallum as the other • Auditor
Moved by ]Ir. Sutherland, secoadei
by Mr, Patterson,* that tl•e towneliii
accoulite be andited up to the 1st da)
of February of the current year —Car-
ried. The members of the :Board. of
Health, same as last year, viz —the
Reeve and Clerk,• and Messrs. Walter
McGowan, Jetnes 'McCallum end A.
Rtutoul ; Dr, Sloan, Medical Health
efficer. George Fitzpatrick, south
lot 40,. coo. 12, was present, and corn
planted that J. Peedue, Patliniaeter in
divissioe No. G0,for 1888, had returned
a hat day's statute labor as undone,
which was therefore charged against
him un collector's roll. Ho went oh
to show by his etatement thac said
gariner he threshed far was abo
ut he iestructed to examine bile affairs ef- Anderson, that the Olerk notify the
Townehip Engineer not to enforce the
provisions of the. award of Messrs
Doneall, & Livingstone, lots
39 and 40, con. 5, till such time as
19,510 bushels, He threshed wheat U. S. S. No. 14, and report at next
in 1887 that yielded 53* bushels, to- ineeting•.— (lamed!. The Treasurer's
the acre. The highest yield of oats repot for Dec., showing balance and
he threshed in any year Was about 90 receipt e of $7,431.77 and expenditure
bushels per acre ; and in 1888 it was $5538 99, leaving a belunce all hand the wortc can be done in a, reasonable
69 bushels per Imre. IL% Macdonald of $1,8913.78, was presented and filed.
Roemer in the coining sprilig or snin-
ems followed threshing about seven Moved by Mr. Bowers, seconded by tiler —Oarridd . Moved by Mr. Suther-
yeaes in the above named district, Mr. Todd, that the 1, a G. 'R., Dun.
land, seconded by Mr. Patterson, that
'employing a full gang of men. gannon, be granted the use uf the hall the Reeve mad 'rreasurer be authorized
by arranging with the caretaker.—Oar• to loan 64,500 on first mortgage in
Jottings from Louisiana. ried. Moved by- the Reeve, teculided e
aucordance with the provieione of the
byMr. Todd, that the 0 erk preptiki a • by la w governing SMili loanS.—Oarried
Jeaunereete is still booming and
el -e„ a, feel of well 1 may say flia„,n, seboom seatieo map of the township as
-in Debeutures were signed' in favor of J.
- but 1 was going to *say fan.2nr, provided by section 11 of the public te"arren, Engineer, liincerdine, eeine,
Sliearor and family together with Mr. school 'tot, and have the. Sallie Coln- towuship share of award at lots 39 and
Fisher and family !salve moved into Pleteel by the time the lassessur starts
40, colt. 5',. $1 ; • Fred Champion, 60
'the Huron plantation above St. work.— Oarriod Ti -to 01"r" and rats wire fence, east half lot 28, con.
Niartinsvele, La —Lytiiit still keep, Tieasurefe ' beads were itecept,ed as
.i 6, $9; Standard office, Blyth, 160
hat,lsrantOry. Moved iy r. mai ,
up its name but has uot been growing copies of Financial Statement, 18b8,
fast, as yet.—Mr. W. A. G-enamill has secooded by Mr. Todd, that members $1.15 ;. P. Porterfield, salary as Oleril
got his 6011001 starbect and there is a.i of the council act as Road 'Commis- . and postage, &e 1888, $77.88 ; do.,
ainearanoes of a goodly flambee ef sionere at a salary of ee..., per day while servia,18 as Division Registrar, 1868,
*IttoodaritS. --Air . Saildager, Of Crrraf,_ engegyal witliS j0 US. —Oarriect .—Ohas.
$9,6C ;do., expenses of last municipal
tee, Dakota, starts for his new lietne. Durniau, jr„ paid tee bum of $250 on election, •$32. The amount done by
in LOuisiatia on the 28th hist, lin being the tote Treasurer's bond. The Traits- the clerk as Division Registrar in '88.1
well, -Mr. Geo Bentley, Starts teaching nrer was instructed to notify. the other and duly certitiecl to by the Registrar
the bonds until tii Make a farther payment
sehoul iii a Ouctple of weeks so General, Toronto, was 61 .birtlis, 18
paper states. Geo. will succeed tureie is a. at onee. •The f°11°'i142: 11118e k 8 were marriages mid 22 deaths. 'me council
Home for incueables—keep
Wurlier and well to do youug man. 0,e'o ibsu ell : then adjourned tel Tuesday, 12th Feb.
f el W I I $26 00 Benj Farrier
811„ny ,bo a th._ 22 yards gravel, $1.52 ; Arch Aeider- ,'
oecupatimi in the
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FOR
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Tuns To StfkinCR.XBERS;
Three months $o 75 one year.... t'3
Peur menthe 1 00 Two jeers
Six months 1 00 Sive years 10 ter
An investment of $3.00 to $3.09 pays
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Orrin }lovas 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Saturdays, from
10 A. m. to 1 p. m
let us hope him alt sueeeee in his new r6. le • ; • '
P. POUTERFIELD, Clerk.
Alessi's. Wylie, Montgomery toed son, culvete $2; draining, $4 ; John'
Carrie are well en then: new eencls in Hickingbottoru, selecting jurors, $2 ;
Teachee: Now eeinember thnt a
tue South and like them Olerlea eleetimi exPeueesi $32•25 ; re•
his fore legs. New, before I dismiss
<Gerrie, are bed' well pleased with the' yards gravel, 77c. The Clerk was in
horse has 1 Bubb ( romptlyj : Six
Greer • tau Mr. waliams, Anderson, salary, ; Jury, 11 ore's front lege, as yuu call them, are
Yon, hill the again how many lees a
ountr and•are a little eerrei they etrueted to meet with the Treasurer
y
tind have the drain .accourits put ioto y p
not take a share in the Homo plan legs— 'Teacher, six? How do yon
tation,—Mr: Albert Welch is still in, proper elealr. O•aumil thou adjourned
Jeanuerete enjoyiag the clitnitte,—The, to ,ineet ou t in' ay, e u y .
planters are at work ou their rialitat- R. .K. IxwdtR, Tp. Clerk.
ions, ploughing alai 0°10v:thug, a Clinton New iera:—Another of the
good paying job —I am sure I can pioneers of this township is gone. Mr.
purchase some of the most productive Whyard, after a shoot illness, passed
land ie La. at $O, an. acre, if we'had •away on the 16th inst. Deceased was
Canadian purchasers fur those are the oue of the earliest settlers ou the6th
people they want here. The laud eon. A few years ago he sold his
• have reference to contains about, 400 farm, and after a short visit to Prince
tuxes and theanan that has it has not Edward bland, took ep his tesideece
che means to mu it so liew is the time in Dungannon, where he resided 10
to purchase his laud as he has a pay-. • the tune of his death. Hehad i•eached
meat to make and has only been here the alloted four score years. His re -
a year. Inquire for eV. A, Gemenie, mains were interred in the Dungannon
jeannerette and he will show you eemeterv.—The annual meeting o the
where the land 18.—Be sure and keep West \V awatloSh Mutate]. Fire ensue -
some of your people in Canada as mice conmany Wl1d licht)
Louiehina is becothing stnaller.—May on the 22nd tilt • Mr. Charles Girvin,
.you he happy among your snow hut I. president,. ()cooped tho chair. The
would sooner have it like a nice Aril auditors' reports showed the total
lte it is here.—Holidays- are Senree losses of the present year to be
bore as some peopie work on Sunday $1,655.05, all oe wlileh were promptly
and yet there aro plenty of minister:3 piid. The asSets of the company are
but they are not workers like Oana- $9,175. The number of policies
diens tire. They get there money all issued last year were 435 which makes
the same, 2,302 in force last yeer, covering risks
•A Soneentime to the amount of $2,878,73W John
Jeamierette, *Tao, gua 1889. 13allantyne, of Huron, Alex. Stewart,
West Wawatiosn and Edward
Laaigside. sou, of Goderich township, retiring
Master Wm, Ross bas recovered • directors, were re.elected. A vote 01
from his illuese.--The ball which was thanks was tendered the directors and
beld in LiteltilOW last Week Wait well Me. Roberts, secretary,
attended by representativee of Lang._ '
eitle,—LAhe sinigm, school under the The Senate of Ohio has passed a bill
provi t t lilt executions ieeeatter
1 atm dect by the o
HS tale Nev 'Yolk leve except that re,
Skilling is Hutt he is a very thorough
leaderelqp of Mr, 3. Skilling, of Tees.. „
water,is large y t"A shall be by electricity. It is the same
people. The most We can say of Mr.
ports oftheexecution atuuot forbidden,
teeelier,—Oue (treat, writer IMO Said
that 14 good heels, are Silent and (flu. Aint you Made miserable by Inaigeetion,
liquont companions." This can beveri. CetistipationeDizzinems'Lees of Appetite,
Shileleselitalimet is a pose.
Sod by taking stock of the Y. P. C. A., Vties,teluowur1801ktigill.or two by 0. i. Williazns
The fartillir W110 never takee neWa.
society's library.
make that out, Robert,l—Bebby, the
two legs what's his hind legs and the
fore legs what's his front legs is six
legs. •
885 Solid Gold Watch. Rtil
...fort...00. mall lately.
Bost ded %vetch In the world. I
Yethat. timekeeper. War-
ranted. Heavy Solid Hold
Hunting Cases—Both ladles'
and gents' Mum with works
and eases' of equal value.
One Person in each 10-
ealtiy COM some ono free,
Mother with our large and val.
oable lino of ifirousehold
Samples. Those samples, ait
well ea s hdonftw.atyc ou hu4„, te.npt:
1170 wrlto ,t ; 113 yo,ir 21:ASanipleO v, o pay zfor ient4:101a, :06ia nyt180 W,t0h
to
lithaseta .410
B. WILLSON, AGENT.
AIMEE' 1),IOICINi3ON, 8011010ra
Oat Meal Mill Opened.
Thu undersigned desire to inform farm-
ers and the people generally that they have
reopened their
Oat Med Mill in' Wingham,
And are now prepared to purchase Oats in
unlimited quantities and at the ,
Ilightst 'Market F,'rite.
They will supply customers with the BEST
Git.thes in Oat hteal.
ELDER & CLEGG
-___-
Srixt,on's0,tztvan itemsny -a posi tiVe cure
for Catarrh Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. -
For sale 'by a. .i. Williams.
509/3 SewInag.RaehlneFREE
'ro 01 01310 establish
• trade in all parts, by
placing 004'machines
and goods where the pcdple an sea
them. We will Bend free mem
parsen in each lOcality,t le very
best sowing -machine made in
the world, with all the attael monis,
Wo Vrill ale° send free c MOOG
lino of our costly and vale Mu art
samples. In return we ask that yon
show what we send. to tho o who
may call at youi' home, and after X
moaths all shall become yo r Owe
proitorty. This grand machine 11
made after tho Singer patents,
which hoe tun duct before utonta
run matt sod fer ith tho
sitsehtnents, and now e for -
,Sii0.11est.arrengeet,m et
en machine Art Hid world. All is
free No capital required. 01,00.
/WM line °twinkle of hill att over shown together in Maeda%
TAUS. Ad 470.. ox Auguiita. Main*.
A. NASAL INSP.Vrolt free With each bottle 1
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Paco 00 colts- For t
sato by 0, E. Williams.
FR
igtivIeciar gio":";.'!:g"g'-tttr."13.";htt.".°110,0`,21';
amen '00 lletsitias.-Are disturber! at night
and broken of your rest be a 010 ehild Silitering end
trying with pain or Coining Teeth If he Send ht
encosnd get rt, bottle of " Hrs. Winslow's Soothing -
Syrep" for Children Teething. Ito %%Inn% 14103001.
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mistake about it. It mires Dysentery and Diarluea,
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lone and energy to the whole system. "MIS, Wit -
Meant Seething llyrup " for childreii teething to
- - 01\1-`11
atErAra/ar.41' .'"1412giCatUr'
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NALL17,71.10, trarkil'is.1"lar:133
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