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OX.eter Procrx
W. SANDERS, Editor,
Thursdsyl December, 20th, 1888.
divisions teed deputy -returning officers
for the same as read a first and
second time be now read a third time
and passed,—Carried, Moved by W.
Richie, seconded by W. Corbett, that by-
iaw No. 4 of 1858,for the preservation
of pieblic morals and abating nuisances
as read a first and second time be now
read a third time and passed.—Carried.
elle z Ie IrI, affairs are beginning to Moved by W. Corbett, seconded by W.
• g Richie, that the following orders be
aAssnme a different shape. 11'a under- granted, viz; J. Pedlar, removing drift-
stand that thane will be a race for the °wood froeq bridge on Patrick's road, ZS;
reeveshi between fir Win Bissett the J Peeler, tile'across road on lith eon.,
p tI $2.10; J. Glavin, repair'ang culvert and
present depot . ?eve, and lir Rol fns, i overseeizlg graveling on north bound -
arc, ; A. Scott, one sheep killed by
dogs, $1.66; W. Thompson, putting in
eoneretc tile and ditching on Biddulph
town line, $8, A. Hughes; one sheep
killed by dogs, $4; G. Shipley, gravel
account up to date, $67,50; J. Drum-
mond, repairing Black bridge arrear
Y
Ailsa Craig, $1.25; N. Mel*,wata,,, rpaie-
Craig
nnoe been any more ne:ade but by the $.2.00; H.. ndsor repairing Ricebridnear s bridg4.
time out next issue appears everything i 1.00; J. Marr, 1 sheep killed and 4
will be at as bailing petin'. The appear- l wounded by dogs, 6.66; A. fasten,
enc' so far ludieete :a vera hard contest .putting in concrete culvert on main j
a' Bradley, repairingiorgata's bridge on d ►
P. oP le .14th can,, .00; M. S arley, gravel accent it +. ei,�m a
our present reeve. The name of T.B.Carling is also 3guring quite Itromi-
ment1y before a number far the reeve
ship. For the deputy-reaereship we have
not as yet heard much about it although
the name of Mr. Carling is mentioned
with it also. For coillaci➢loss There has
bot sifter nomination more knowledge gravel "'ad at Fexton, 00; Joseph
d1 behad of til .2iai and the
will then /moue as h o g:: -ill Tee in the iiehl and overseeing pat, .,2.65, T. Hodgson,
and will be ira-tter able to deride who, gravel account and overseeing pit.
is fit to till the nania,iei, :1 rh•Aire. 62,30; W, Mawson, building bride on
13th come 10,00; R. Iltelgsen, main -
i i i bridge #Tod 1
88&8oi1dQ.0 1 Vstey.
8014 te,t{WMe! d Itatet.
Dot watch In the world.
?WO* flurkwper, war.
ranted, H Op oi,d Hot
Huntley Chap. Eetk. WSW
Lad genre sisaa,wltk works
and caeee et aqua rain%
iJne cs.rioa an tach i0,
inti, nn, seems one ass.
�aCher with nes Inv sterni..
;atilt Dns . Yiouaeboial
Samples. w.tewptes•ea
welt W the weta% we sopa
lE'tee.sad hottoa kr*kept
ehetl; alt Prat &oma rod* *crabs, sad ah9wn, ek19 t0 tkoeo
who may lava called, they *come yelsr, own, pto}r 'rbose,
who mato et oats tea l.0 Sara et noir* tette 14.
and YrA'S :' ; Y dMIS.
at baa[ $ rdrttwatlaltl[alrs.
Willes to remind the public that time tiles, in fac
busy days of the fall trade are like lightning expr€
So quickly do.they come and go, the holidays are app
before you know it, they will be here, will flash by a
gone, do not delay your orders for
-- -- -. : a n ng at. gson s grave 1'
USbOrlle enliell, 117.00; A. Clatleer,1 sheep killed bs doge,
3.3 3; A„ Feil, 3 sht*ep worried b e tlo ,
The Windt nn.•t e e the 1 1tlt Dec. 83.66; J. Darrach,printingaccount,40.16,
All the n iemeeeee n, t r.•a'�rlt. The A, Henry, 1 sheep milled by dogs, 50.1 -;minutes of the pre, , el-. meeting, were G. James, building bridge on 8th eine
mad and signed •• 10.99; A. Kilburn, 1 sheep and 1 berib
Mored by J. nitie•x, (1- by T. Cen- killed by dogs, 6,66; M. Watson, build -
even, that the ae, nuc : @ •i' fill' Ri'i'%P flg. concrete euli'e€t OR iil'ain road ::t
and Councillors t e for i -.q.4 in ':MOWS, 4.00; J. Dixon, gravel,Aceouet
this municipseli.y, , o ..t ed at the Tow -n 3.99; T. Je+nniugs, plank aaccoutat, 7.7,e;;
Hall, Fleets ill.• tee. t lie 81st J. H. Amos, t'p engineer's account, 7.25;
day -of Dec., ut thele eef te'.n e•lael. R Godkin, gravel amulet,. 2b.:34; '.t'.
ta.m. for Reed-:* a `t'(..1'ciek noon M.R:ann, Hauling sand for Taal;ie
fair Councillor 1., thee G. W. concrete pipes, 16.80; G. Twedd.le, In-
go/man presid t 0ae.ra.racatinna. C,:airing :apprtsa hes- to bridge on ldtlt.l
• and in cense pe .Reel tlwy be roue 9.OX1; %V, Delancey, repairing hall
held ns fo,9Ftavt, e, eve rd ,•tt the stn Delaancey's side ro 4, 3.511; R. Sellars,
Town Hall, Elime Pe., t W. 1lnitnean tilling in wash-oiit at seed's .tin the `'
le, ti.; W, W. li ea . , t rein N. "1;'; R. ua un rc id,.00; VI. IL Taylor, lS lambs
Geese, Leave. eve. D..e t e N. le: "%V and at lulled by• dogs, 31.136; W. Smith, the
Gardner's Ilia r .ze) r.Ahrt 1'w a to account and Trilaird on rofad, 1.62
L. R. to . S. E.1i eat Q4a1 ret 3144 Roan. 10, ;'C'arried, lefoveti kat W. Richie, se r.+1.
lt'i tit. Ti-alher. 1 i 19- ra A ''heat said pools i ed kat W. la Corbett, that this. eounit ii
&e opened at e. r''. r.6. rn,:and closed adjourn to meet in Oa town hall e;
at five o c':e el; } , , , ,=na'lontl'at the 7th p Saturday 75th day of December, atto-aa ,
day clf Junuery• lfe.ele„araet that the by- 0o'clockear—meaanietl, W,Fua linit,Cl4rl;,'.
b,a he drafted t ,ebtrei:ag the seine... -
Carried. i ne...-Carried,
MQ ed by W. Fay a el, ee it by J. Halls,
tint this neeonlnt t=G 1W,awstril and hutch.
iusiln for Menke a .ee n eel; $5.70. be.
int.; $3.85 for 1 laa,et e. 1,,e5 fe,r 186e
ueeounts be Vitt-. t'ii breed
:►lowed by• J. Sider, ee•t:•'d by T. Cam-
tron, that the t lerk prate ure trio) ewes.
of this minuteee oaf r11:• l,reieeedings of
this eounecil for the present year, for
distribution.—Parried.
Moved by J. Nally, s:'t el by W. Kydd.
that the by-law No, tl 18ee , appoint
Tui; Deputy Returning eillicers and poll-
iing pluces,as new reeaei be pissed.— HARTon.----In Exeter, on 12th inst,
JohnSarton,Rged 85 yrs. and Dittos
Iinnnl:a'r.--In Stephen, on 11th inst.,
Sana'i Heddeu, eget148 yrs. 7 mos.
and 24 days.
tiv.arsi n.—In Centralia, on the 15th
inst., Mary Ann, relict of the late
Andrew Walker aged, 72 years.
Co t rs..—In t sborne,on 14th inst. Betty
Blanche Coats,aged 5 years,4 Ines.
and 12 days.
ew e
has a .1'li stock of
T niftott--CoLuu.---At the Rectory,
Exeter, au, Wednesday Deccr bar
12th-, by the Rev. B. F. Baobluson,
Mr. James Atkinson, to Miss Mar.
gasrct Colbey, Rel of 13tddulpb,
NK. - .It Usborne,on 18th inst. IM -
win John Link, aged 1 yr. 4 mos.
:end 2 days.
Carried,
Moved by T. e amltk`ron, :s.3i,`'t1 by J.
Shier, tint til,` l l <;:-l,rt`r prep ire a
statement ageorillag t,, 31 vit*•,ekep. 28,
• see. 18 suh•see. 3. awl levee the same
puklliehetd in the Exet,.r 77rwee—Car-
rleMoved by W. laytl,l ; - t'4 by J. Shier,
that the report of the teeird of Health
and :iltetlit Sal health officers as now pre-
s•:anted lie accepted,.,,t'•trried.
Moved. by J. Hall treed by T. Carver
on. and rtesobeed th it orders be granted
lay follow s x lr,: zn i tall,. Shiite $:'I, Hib-
bort tonna' eq, D. Wo1 d $8, F, Merit
$21, W. i4"tlrr& $11:25. Wilbert Reddy
51, R. Hunter jr. $8. W. Moody $11,30,
P. Moir $1,50, H. Berney $.), P. O'Brien
$10, M. k amwel➢ $IJ, F IIe wit va, J,
Pennlede $119,65. T :bales $3,50, J. Polon {
$e, G. Ferguson $7.08, 1•i. hicks $3.20,
J. Cann $23. 72, Aler ty and Edward
$59.14, G. Hurrah lee Mrs. Audrey.
-
$18.55, W. I outeliTe.. tel J. Lankin $9.
50, W. Brock i . t 11, I . Delbridge $10.-
70,
10.70, A. Turnbull $10. E. Hewit $2,50,
5. Clarke 52, J. Hewitt 511, W. Stewart
$9.15, J. Stewart $7, J. Gardiner $1, R.
Herdman 560.50, T. Tufts 513.85, T.
Sefton 56.40, W. Monteith 517.32, J.
Moir $35.88, J. Irvine 52'1.65,8. Fletcher
$8.70, W. Wisem ut $2.60, G. Godholt
$15.95, R. Doupc,$25, J. Balantylic $6,
Rowell and Hutchinson $5.70.
The folio wino' resolution of Gondol
once moved by J. Halls, seed by W.
Xydd,was then adopted: whereas it has
pleased God in his infinate wisdom and
mercy to remove from this world,
Blauch,the little.dauglater of the Tre,as-
urer Mr. T. Coats, resolved that this
Council hereby express its sympathy
with Mr. and Mrs. Coates and family in
this their sad affliction.
On motion of T, Cameron, seed by J.
Shier, the council adjourn to meet on
the 31stinst., after the nomination is
closed. GEO. W. He aetax, Clerk.
McGillivray Council.
Council met in town hall on Decem-
ber 3rd. Members present were, W. I•I.
Taylor, reeve; W. I., Corbett, deputy
reeve; J. Gibson, and W. Richie, eoun-
cillors. Minutes of last meeting were
read,. and signed. Moved by J. Gibson,
seconded by W. Richie, that the clerk
is hereby instructed to communicate
with the township councils of -Stephen
and Bosanquet in reference to By-law
relating to the Grand Bend Cut, inform-
ing them that B. B. Osler, barrister, etc.,
has given an adverse opinion as. to the
legality of said by-law and that this
council is prep hart to meet with the,
said councils of Stephen and Bosanquet
to ,ldopt t' method of pnoce.clureagree
ble to all parties concerned, --Carried
Moved by Joseph Gibson, seconded' by
W., Corbett, 'taitt by -le iv No.3 of 1888
appointing 6w place for holding muni,
marl nomination, the ;daces at which
polls will be opened in the f averal sub-,
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