HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1884-1-25, Page 8'111E 11 i i KON SIGNAL FRIAY.JAN. 25. 1884.
COUNTY Qyl1NC1L.
The following was then read truce A.
1 N. Roes, as County treasurer :
TtlaAnUltaa'a aart)BT.
An Interesting Gathering of theIlwleh, Jan. YS, 1884.
Roomer of Huron, Tv the \\'vreleu end Council ul the
county of Nuruu
__ . lia)1TLattaa, -1 hag 10 Wbtalt here -1
with -
Ilea. &ahem LlerreA Marries the New (1 Detailed statement of receipts and
stead Commissioner. The res.wNW espe nditcre for the year 1883.
isleo,111eil tel nee. 11sadI ad. (2' Statement of ledger balaneee on
31st Drccuiher. er
a titatrmrut of the debenture sink-
Gousau/•a Jan. 3'J, 1884. injj fund accounts.
The eodnal islet at 4 p.ur., but owing 4 Statement of investments held for
to lack of a quiromi, the clerk adjourned sinking funds. as on 31st Duceiuher,
the meeting to 10 o'clock a. w. un Ned 1883.
needav 3; Statement of cotlectiots from non -
10 a. re. \\'udmaday. resident lauds, May 1M to December,
The lust business before the c • inebl, 1t183 -
after
-after the roll call, was the electron of a .6 Comparative statement of retinue -
Warden. The race of Alai. tllbs.ti, ed and actual expenditure on general as -
Reeve of Wr,ieler, was wuwitt. 1 by counts 188::. You will notice from the
C. librviu, Reeve of Wert N'awauo,sh, latter that tote expenditure fur the year
seconded by L. Hardy, Reece of Exeter.
No other candidate beteg uawcd before
the half hour elapsed, Mr. Gibson,
amidst applause, was declared elected by
acclamation.
Mr. Hardy, in supportin. the nomina-
tion of Mr. Gibson, guild he deprecated
the introduction of politics into County
Council affairs The usefulness oaf a
County Council was gone of such a prac-
tice prevailed. He claiwtd that this
election was not a politioal one. He was
glad that Mr. Gibson was going to be
elected with out ullp,amti in
has been lees than the amount estimated
by the atm of $3,231.90, which will be
availat le in reduction of the amount re-
quired to be levied in the present year.
The expenditure fur the maintenance of
gaol has exceeded the amount estimated
by $132,86, white the expenditure fur
jury purposes is lees than its estwtates by
$48110.
The marked reduction in the expen-
diture for juries since the passing of the
new jury law Is worthy sof note. The
new jury law came into effect iu 1880.
In 1878 and 1870 the Dost to the county
Mr. Girvin briefly concurred in the under the old law $3,038.62 and
culo,listic references made to the warden $3.623.10 respectively. Under the
elect. new law it ha been in 1880, $2,375.91;
Mr. kimono wow Installed in office by 1881, $2,251.36; 1882, $2,2t)7.44, and in
Judge Toms, and addressed the Council 1883, $1,716.110. The expenditure in
in a few wont. He said that he felt 1883 has leen less than half of what it
very moans the honer conferred upon was in 1879. In school manaitoment,
him. Ho was the humble representative lunatics and charities, telairs, county
of the smallest municipality in the Coon- building., contingencies and Crown wit-
ty. Ile thought his meter and seeunder
had been tao generous in their remark*
about itis minora_ Hos aim always had
nese,, the expenditure, you will notice,
has been considerably leas than the
amount estin.ated. The gross expendi-
been to du his duty. He agreed with tare f•.r, Crown witnesses has beer: but
Mr. Handy that in the past then had $109.10, and the receipts front Goveni-
been a tra.'.en:} to run the County went have more than covered this by
Council 011 party ince, and he took it Y =8..85. The expenditure un roads and ,
u good omen that the question had wane 'bridges has been $0,649.34. or leas by
up in this frank way at the first session.
Ile hoped the hat:he: would be buried,
and that in the future the honor would
for heat -.wed on u'hcr than irsihical
Cite Prvseut, Gabriel Elliott, rare
John Beacom, detest) reeve, Messes J.
11. Elhuu, Jae. Lathweit, and Edward
Aehueru, cuuaccillurs, there having gnali-
ffed per statute. The minutes u( hat
wowtiuK were real and�t�taerd Moved
Beacom, JubBeacom, secondwf by Edward
Acheson, that the election amputees fur
township, auIuuutt W $62 be paid --
Carried. The clerk funded this to the
did.reut parties. Moved by Janus
Laithwait, seconded by Johu Resect,
that the salaries u( the township officers
be as follows, viz : Clerk 11110; assessor
$76; collect ,r $80, treasurer $76; audi
tors $I3 each- Carried. Moved by Jas.
Ltihwatt, seconded by J. H. Elliott,
that S. W. Lawrence be auditor fur the
current year -Camel The neve ap-
pointed J. R. Holmes swum! auditor.
Moved by J. Luthwait, seconded by K.
Acheson, that the clerk seed samples
and apply for tenders for township print
w Heauv Sweat, Goderieh .Stu,, New
Ere and retro Record -Carred. Wtu.
Stanle applied ter collectorship. Mov-
e! by J. Beacorn, second by E. Acheson,
that W. Stanley be collector fur present
year -Carried. Applications were re-
ceived from J. L Courtioe, Clement
Newton, and W. Wakefield for assemor-
ship. Moved by J. Lsithwait, swoonded
by J. H. Elliott, that W. Wakefield be
aue..or for current year - Carried.
Pathtuasten were appointed, (ecce
tiewen re -appointed, pouudkeepen te-
a1-i.* nted. A tew peend un 4th con.,
with John Porter es poundkeeper, was
placed en the list. The council adjourn-
ed to west again on the third Monday in
February tint.
$1,330.66 than the amount estimated.
In consequeuce of my acceptance of
the position of Provincial Treasurer in
the gevern:uent of the Provitice, I beg'
grunds. to tender to th4, c cubed my resig
The minutes of the last day of time of the office of treasurer of the county,
December aeesimi were then read and whish I have /KM held for over twenty- ,
confirmed. five yeah, and I will be prepared to'
The council then proceeded to elect .. deliver to the council, or anyl party
committee of five to strike the standing , authorised to !eon!. them, the .00e,ks,
c•ommitteec for the year, reaultiug as l cash and peuntiee in my custody at any
follows :-Rats, Kiy, Graham. D. I. time the council directs 1 am gentle -
Wilson and Strachan. On motion of risen.
Hardy, aecondod by Walker, Archibald Your 'ubt servant,
Dickson was appointed auditor fur the I A. M. Rona,
current year. I County Treasurer.
Moved by Kell), seconded by Graham, I hlr.red by Mr. JIcMurchie. seconded
that Nicosia. Ebbs. n, Hardy, G. Elliott by Mr. C. Wilson, that the resignation
and Girvin be and are hereby appointed I of A. M. Ross. as treasurer be accepted
road commissioners for the current year, by this council. Carried.
and that the boundary of the divisions I Mored by Mr. McMurchie, seconded
be the same as last year. Carried. by Mr. t'. Wilson, that Rule No. 34 be
Moved by Holland, seconded by Brit- land is hereby suspended for the Asir;goes
to in amendment that Mess• s Garvin 1 of appointing W. J. R. Holmes as Tres.
Gibson, Hardy and Hays be road corn- laurel., and that a by-law be drafted con-
utissioners for the current J .r. Lost
01 a divisio:' by7, flays vot. 1 for his
.;'...Hent, anal lliot for hitwc i.
The council then adjour ,ed till 3
oy;cl..eic, to give the selectin committee
a chance t.. strike committees- Simcue requesting this council to co -
!operate in petitioning the Dominnon to
resist railway monopoly, was read and
Woxlnesday, 4 o'clock pool- referred to the printing committee.
Council tesunled its session, the War- Gloved by Mr. Campbell, seconded by
den iu the chair. \ I Mr. Thompson, that the thanks of this
The electing a.mmittte suhanitted the' council be tendered to Hon. A. M Russ
following as the list of standing commit- 1 for the able and satisfactory btant.er in
tees for the year : which he has discharged the duties of
Equalization - Henpingg Griffin, Gil.- treasurer during his bon:; term of office,
via, Kay, Graham, D. 1) Wilson, Mc- I and also that we extend ,our congratula-
Murchie, Cameron. hardy-, Rats,,tions to hitt in the new and higher office
Keine, McMillan, Walker, Hays, andwhich he is n ow called to fill as treasurer
Strachan. ' ,f the Pr.,viace of 1►ntario. Carried.
Piaster*.- Johnston, Catnpbel Ri'gern, I The council then adjourned to meet at
min, Ess,n, H. Either. Thorp- : 7 o'clock, p.m
Clare, Miler, 1 Sliver, Bu- 1 gvarlao %EAMON.
cYhersun, Currie. Forsyth, • Council resumed, the Warden in the
(JAUL l'arroe, clerk.
No Toronto mails noeiyed here
last Tuesday evening.
The skating rink was opened hen
last Mouday evening, and is well pat-
ronized now.
Messrs. Crawford and Anderson pur-
chased the stick of McKenzie .f. Cu,
Lucknow, and are now offering astonish-
ingly good vuude at very low prices.
The sacrament was dispensed in the
Presbyterian church last Sabbath the
Rev. Mr. Cameron of Lucknow officiat-
ing.
Miss Mary J. Lane, uf Laneeville, was
visiting friends in tt-is village this week.
We regret to hare to state that 8. 11.
Saunby has been suffering from seven
illness
imatioon, ohm interest beteg k up (roti
beginning to end. The 11/41•11t.1 111110061.11111
by the glee club were good. Sister
Mttilh Horton played the awuncpsnautmat,
sad her vocal sole was prettily modeled.
Bro. J. Lmklator was aloe well reoaved
in his solo. Readings were given by
John Horton, W. Cluttou and others
At the clime of the meeting the visitors
were requested to follow Bro, Cummings
to the restdeuce of John Horton, where
the Sisters of the ldge took excellent
care of the Auburn brethren, preparing
thew for their b•nweward journey. 4I
social time was slut, and the guests and
visiterewere alike of opiates that the
attire vatheriug had been an A 1 succeee
A return visit was planned fur the 25th
at Auburn, weather peruttitmg.
P. Rye, uf Clinton, visited our tbnv
bug harslet last week.
Stephen Irwin. who linea a enuple of
miles north of this village, is the happy
possessor of a thorou,jhbrwd blood colt of
3 years of age. Mr. Irwin is an excellent
horse trainer. He says he now has the
cult down to 2.30, and feels confident
that he can get her to beat the fastest'
time on record before spring. He has
several standing offers varying from $200
to $500 for the beast now, but he is con-
fident that he will realize as many thou-
sands on her before he is done training
her. She is a handsome animal, and
then is not the least doubt but what
-Mr: I's expectations will be realised.
firming said appointment. Carried. - 3170 -
An application from John C. Morrison i -
of Winthrop, for the position of treasur-
er. was read and filed.
A circular from the county clerk ..f
Cook;
syn, Hol
charan,
Smillie, Biathe, Bissett, l.nttou, 1 chair.
Elliott, Durbin, Young, Kelly, and The 'Verden nominated W. N. \\'at -
Allan` t .n. 1 Hrbl�e-\\'. Elliott, Hays, sen, of Sesforth, u ono of the county
Theauditors
McMurchie, Kelly, Allan, Hyslop,
Forsyth, Whitley, Kay, C. Either, By-law No. 1, o[ 1884, app..irepe g Dr.
Rennie, Andersen, Campbell, Bss,n, I Holmes county treasurer, and repealing
by-law No. 12, of 1883, was road and
. icMrllan, \Vray. \talker, and Beacom. passed. Ha securities were then read,
arhool del Pri.Grty--Beattie, Beacom. 1 when it was
Thompson, Oliver, Jmhnston, W. Elliott, Moved by Mr. Cook, seconded by Mr.
('. \\ ikon, Eason, Shier, 0. Elliott, Duruin that the securities as now pre.- 1
On Thursday of last week. the Blyth
Branch of the United Order of Work-
men held their annual supper at the
Commercial Hotel. The attendance was
large, slid many of the fair -sex were pre-
sent. W. H. Watson occupied the chair,
sad 1t Mallory the vice -chair. Grand
Master Miller responded to the toast of
"Grand Lodge of Ontario." "Our Sis-
ter Societies," respouded to by C. Ham-
ilton ; "The Learned Prolamine," by
Rev. A McLain ; "Our Municipal In-
terests," resflonded to by Reeve Kelly
and Councillor Metcalfe ; "The ladies,"
by Grand Master 5liller and C. Hamil-
ton ; "The Press," by J. L Mitchell ;
"The Out -going and In-comming offi-
cers,". by W. H. Watson and M. B. Mal-
loy; last, put not least, "Our Hostess,'
by Mr. Milne.
The annual service and tem-ineetine in
c .nnect with St. Andrew's Church
was held on Sunday and Monday, Jan.
14 and 15. The following speakers par-
ticipated : Rev. Mr. McD'atald, Rev.
Mr. Pritchard, Rev. J. K. Fisher, Rev.
Mr. McNauohtou, ker. Mr. Stobbs,
Rev. M. McLean, Rev. Mr. Luchesd
Proteeae, $2.31.
On Thursday evening the Grangers
:asembled to partake of a hearty supper,
but the eatables not arriving they had to
F'onyth, Currie, !leanings, Griffin, Mc seated to the Council by our treasurer, disperse very hungry.
Milian, Bissett and Smylie.
Dr. H„Imre, and recommended by Mr Rev. J. R. Taylor officiated as pastor
row/ nal I'.•url Ifuour )lcPhenen. Gamow be accepted b} the Council- in Sr. Andrew's Church in Kir.cardine
C. Willem, Hanna, Anderson, Campbell, Carcied. on Sunday.
Cameron, Whitley, Smillie, Bissett, ' By-law No. 2. appointing the County
Weil, Thompson. C. Either, Shier, ' attditnea was that read and paned•
igen, Re yo yali,p. 1)urnih, and ( Moved by Mr. Kay, seconded by Mr.
H l std p A d
o a Either, that Messrs.eter resent an
o'lafrteits-D. D. Waren, Strachan, H. F W. Johnston be appointed on the
Silber, Buchanan, Kelly, McMillan, : Beard of Audit, in terms of the Act in
Forsyth, Rogers, Thompson. Hays, Mc- ;that behalf- Carried.
Pherson, W. Elliott, and Eason. 1 Moved by Mr. Hannah, seconded by
11',,,,I,,,,. I •u mn.ttee --Graham, Ratz, ,Mr. Wray, that a sufficient number of
Kay, Young, Hennings, Cameron and 1 cards
be printed to -morrow with the
Cook , names of the respective committees
The report was adopted without thereon. to supply each member of the
amendment. C uneil with a cog -Camel.
Moved by Mr. °Irvin, seconded by Th. report of 11Ir. Gibson. road com-
Mr Young, that the sum of $3,000 be m►ssioner, was tad and referred to
raised by the Council. for the improve- Road and Bridge committee.
t of the boundary tires of the ref of Mr. Proudfait, to be
men
tweeting municipalities, to he expendedappointed Civil Engineer of the County,
en the same principle as heretofore, and
pad Council ad{ nen to meet to -morrow
col, when the Clerk calculates the amount ' ,- eat 10 o'clock.
to be received by each inuhioipality. I
Carried.
Moved by Mr. Kay, seconded by Mr.
Shier, that Messrs. Dewar of Seeforth,
Gregory, of Exeter; and Halls. of Gode-
rich be appointed on the Board of Coun-
ty Examiners of ech.00l teachers for the
current year Carried
Motel by Mr. Buchanan. seconded
by Mr. Kay, that the sum of p00 he
equallydivided between the branch
agricultural societies and the horta'ul-
tUral societies Referred to Finance
committee
The resignation of Mr. A. Armitage,
of Beaforth, as H h School trustee, was
read and accepted
Moved by Mr. Thompson, seconded
Mr Johnston.ton. that Robert Coates, of
hClinton . Re 1)r 1'n, of'.nderich: and
John Beattie, of fieatorth, be appointed
High School trustees for their jeepectire
schools Cm -rigid
Moved by Mr M'Morchie, seconded
hi Mr. ('has. Wilson, that to -law Ni
of 1ft8S, appointing W 1. Holunss
me timesaver, he repeatedea some doubts
Klee arises r t•, its legality Carried
was read and filed ater t
fhe June meeting of the Coen- •l
Paramount.
(latrt'Aay. -Donald Sutherland, one
of the old pioneers of this place, flied on
Tuesday` The deceased has been in hs 1
health for come time. His remains were
interred w L•chalmh cemetery.
The Paramount choir furnished mesio
for the Verdun tea -meeting .•n Monday
1 night
McMillan k Datimare putting • grain-
. crusher in their mill this week. We
think it will be a grand idea
Getlerlah Township.
Tis Mrttrtau -The annusl tea meet-
• ing of the Union l'reahvterun church
will 1e held nn Friday, Yoh. February.
Arrangements are being made to have
I some first-class sinwiag, amine excellent
soloists having been secured from Gede-
rich A number et speakers will also
',be present.
- Holmeville, Jan. 21st, 114144.
Cyunait met to -day according to Ma -
The Belfast foot ball eieb in prude -
lag daily.
The steam grist twill in Lucknow was
borne! to the ground last Friday night.
Valued at $6,000. Insurance •lost
$24800 -
There it some talk of a school section
being termed 24 miles west of this place.
Miss Emma Campbell is visiting friends
in Kinloss.
The road between the 10th and Ilth
c,ttcta.wn Is badly drifted up.
Lssbara.
Miss Mc(iimley, ..( Asberlt►y, baited
friends here last week.
1. t i 0. T. E.rraa,utarawr. - This
air drew a large audience at the Tent-
'wlfatrre Hall on Friday evening last,
our local friends being augmented by a
flying detachment from Auburn, the
petty being under the rare of Bros.
Toung and Stalker. They experienced
one upset, but no injuries. Bro. R E
Brown, W. C. T., occupied the chair.
The visitors helped the programme in
fine style. R. E. Miller and J. Young
gave readings - J. Stalker kept the aud-
ience in roan of laughter as he gravely
discoursed shout Mother Hubbard ; and
a violin and organ duet. '.y Colla and
Mackenzie drew forth an encore- From
our own ledge., "Th. Irak Picket" by
Bro. W. McManus, was well giros, as
was also recitations by (1. W. elation
avid Sister C•ewan Bro Clutton was
ably supported in a dinharee, "The r..t
in the Ride," by Sisters haler Horten
and (' McAllister Meeh of the nets
ing silence was broken by the mirth of
the audtenes. A (ialnwne by R. P.
Williams and Rater R J Jefferson,
"Count 1)vmdoff," was given with an-
Itrre.0 COCOA. Olurxrt L Axe t'otlroai
11W. "By a thorough knowledge of the nate
nil laws which govern the operations of
dt.e.Uun and nutrition, and b careful
reful
applt.estioe of the e.. properties of well
,alerted Toros, Mr. Xp . has provided our
breakfast table. with • sellcalely ttavoured
beterase which les save as man) heat)
doctors' bills. 1t is by the Judk ou. use of
such artiele.of diel that a constitution Ma)
be gradually built up nsttl strong enough to
recast etery tendency to disease. Hundreds
of subtle maladies are hutting around us
ready to attack wberercr there 1. • weak
polar. We may escape many • fatal shaft by
terpins ourselves web humbled with nil
Service
and a properly �ourished trance.- nil
Serre Oaadls.-Made drawly with bell
water er milk. deli end in Paskete and
Tine ijth and 1\I, by Otreoen, labelled-
"Jawsm tirre t e o., HWsoopathtc Chemist*,
Leedom Kaa.-
I
s
SULPHUR
AND
IRON
BITTERS
will curedrspepeia, heartburn, ms.
{arta, kidsey disease,liver corns
plant✓ and other wasting dice,.•
SULPHUR
-IRON
BITTERS
enriches the blood and purifies the
system ; cures weakness. Lack of
energy. &c. Try • bottle.
SULPHUR
IKON
BITTERS
only iron preparation that
e'ewv not. cnl..r the teeth, and wilt
rot cause headache or cunitit•atisri,
as other Iron prr;arations esti .
SULPHUR
IRON
BITTERS
bites are all wafture; frank nee.
ngu. hy.te' ., a. r k .. o .t t••e .
piano; -r 1 .. ....
SOLD BY
F_TO�.E�1�T
Jan. 10th. 1*5. loll sm
STILL TO THE FRONT,
sus C. ix. 'GxRv=N
Is still giving the pee 1e of Gode-
rich a Benefit.
AVAIL YOURSELVES OF THE CHANCE BY READING THS
FOLLOWING DECIDED BARGAINS.
Woolen Clouds 45c. 75c. $1
Fine All -Wool F+'lannel, 30c. 40c.
Fine All -Wool Yarn, 8c. 1Oc. 18c.
Ladies Fine All -Wool Hose.
Fine Pieces Ladies Cloth, $1
Fine Pieces Luster, - 171c. 28c.
All -Wool Cashmere, 50c. 75c. $1
White Cotton, - 8c. 10c. 15c. yd.
Factory Cotton, 1Oc. 121c. 15c. yd.
Ladies Fine Underskirts, p ., - $1
Ladies Fine Drawers, W .. $1
Ladies Fine Jackets, $4, $8, 10
Ladies Fine Jackets, - $12, $18
Kid Gloves, - - 75c. $1
Ladies Kid Mittens, - 50c. 75c. $1
Berlin Wool, 15c. per oz. •
AND ALL OTHER 000DS IN THE SA E PROPORTION.
We are always glad to ,show our
many customers our stook, which
we will hold up beside any stock
in Goderich, and defy competition.
Ladies Hats_ -We have the i I est
line in Gode i and will sell ► . em
lower than anybody. Ladies ps
-We have a fine line, and none c
sell as cheap as we. All we ask is
for you to call and see before buy-
ing, as we never miss a sale when
a customer wants filocelle and can-
vas; in fact, we have no competi
tion. - And we will say to the La-
dies that we have the finest line of
Ottomans in Goderich. Call and
see them. Remember, the above
prices are good for the next thirty
days. Yours truly,
lens. C. H. GIBVIN
1
Tae Fa,hionai le J: Miner of Go lerich.
Goderich, Ja t. 101jb, 18:+*. I921. -2t
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
LAND REC�UL�A TIODTS-
The Company eater laada within the Railway Belt neseg the meow l:n., and in 14autLera
Manitoba. •t prime remind howl
$2.50 PER ACRE
upwards with conditions requiring cuttivalina.
A rebate for titivation of tram SI.tti Os Bane ger acre, s.'eee4 es to price paid ter the
land, allowed on certain condition► The company a:so offer Lando without condition of
settlement or cultivation.
THE RESERVED SECTIONS
along the )Slain tine. t. r., the oed numbered mecums within one indeed the Railway. are now
AT THE oared for sale ea advantageous term, to parties prepared to undertake their Immedl
i ate cultivatics.
[ -8-TORE
THERE IS CHEAP
Crockery &
Glassware,
Lamps, &c.
A FULL LINE OF
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Purchasers may esu eleth in cash. and we balance in Ave usual instaancests, wit%
hisseest at SIX PIN CUT. arise* . psrsblrin *d.11141011,Parties pun,tustsg wttt�cdadltioei of euttiva oil n. will remits • need of costar
sere at time of purchase. if payment I. made la fun.
Payments may be made la LAND GRANT BONlas, which will be s'emesed at lee ear
eyes premium on the/rime value numb aocrsed Interest. These Bonds eau be obtained oe ap-
t the Bast of JO ea�� �, lBoeiraal - or at •n of ire agencies
POR pun ms andOONUP 140111 it FIA Li and all information with respect to we
ahem of Land.. appy i JOHN H. McTATil1H, Land CommmWNisaipes. By
of the Board. CHARLtS [MINIMA TLR- Secretary.
1117-3m
GENUINE
Goods. SINGER
SEWIIIG RCM
GROCERIES WARCH�4 S. PRE TTY,
AN D
CANNED GOODS.
Cheap and Good.
Give Him a Call !
G.H.OLD
THE GROCER,
The Square,
Ooderieh.
Jas. 1111-
$66s week at Mame IBM estat fres
a ere., sero \n risk �1tat whet
required Header. if yen wet luw.taas
at whfrh persona of either me. ✓near
.r
01.1. ran make greet pay all the time Mee
work. with ah.etwte .evtalety Writs for tt
treatteelars to A. RaLterr de Co.. ("attend.
Mateo. ML
RANTED
Chicken 2 ih Tins,
Pigs Feet " "
Com Beef " "
Tongue " "
Mackerel (in Tomato* Stance,)
Salmon (extra quality,)
Lobster,
Mackerel,
Sardines (French).
Peaches (American).
BIneherriee.
Tomatoes. h IN tins,
Green Peas (French),'
Green Beans,
Green Corn (American),
French Mushrooms,
Potted Micheal, Hain df Toupee.
Mnetard and Binger in 1 111 jammy
CHAS A. NAIR .
Havlag bees eppolsted gest od the store
seeder. bee to eotleit the wool pskrs eas-
rvge, sal will supply enarlilnee oe UbNM
ne
Square, Oodet4eh, Jas. 23, 111$4.
the ('aniline Singer.
Restiesoe : victoria street. weer the M. IL
Church. t►oderleb.
Oederteh, Dee. 11, Ifita ISDN
VOk's Floral Oulu
Poe tete le M Mareest Mea M
tloM.ree riser otireeaweee sang
pee
e ▪ leer t moremercers• /Lab mad
ter gremise. It it
favi es row
table
Pest
whin lee mita ewe
Me it..m��NlM` 161se
Seeds ewe asre Mos 1a M
• tutor will tell Nes yet
rimer sod V
EErste5 Nimrod PtasM et
ste fa paper sere , - . Ie
sssla ih fierWriestwaaaer NgNse
tries' • • r��eht� ewla�.�t- I���m. j
c -a
es.tfs�rMe..y:ittW�AesM
III maim
.?mit=t Rommel*
l*
1ra.- 1-