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EXETER, ONTARIO, 'THURSDAY, J ULY 16, 1891,
Intaviametweepowspaamixars
NO 215.
TheMolsons Bank.
(Chartered by Parliament, 1853.)
Paid up Capital._ .... $2,000,000.
Rest Fund-. .... 1,000,000,
Head office Montreal,
F. WOLFFIRST.A.N THOMAS, Esq.,
GENIIRAL MANAGER.
Money advanced to good Farmer's on their
own notes with one or More emlerSers at 7
Ver cent per annum.
Exeter Branch.
Open every lawful day from 19 a. m. to 3 p,
' m., Saturdays 104.m. to 1 p. rn
• A general banking business transacted
our Or cent, Per aununa alloWed for mon-
ey on Deposit Receipts, Saving,kBank at 3
per cent.
N, DYER IIHRDON,';';:
Exeter, Jan 28, '88. SuleManager.
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exeter AbroJcate
Is published every Thursday Morning,
at tho Office,
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PeoreiETORS
Church Dil ectory.
TRIV1TT MEMORIAL CHURCEL--Esv. S. F
RObillS011, ROCtOr, Sunday Services, u a. m
and 7 p. in. Sabbath S011001, 2,23 p. m.
METHODIST CHURCII--James-st , Rev. A. L.
Russell, Pastor. Sunday Serviees,10.30 a. m.
and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School, 2 p. m.
MAIN STREET -Rev. J. Wilson, Pastor. Sun
day Services, 10.30 a. m. and 6.30 p. in. Sabbv.th
School 2.30p.m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHIJRCH.-Rev. W. Martin,
Pastor. Sunday Services, 11. a. m. and. 6.30 p.
m. Sa,bbath School, 9.45 a.m.
PrOfeatimosial Cards.
. ....,, B.KINSDIAN,L.D.S,Panson's Block
two doors north of Carling Store,
‘."1111133111 aleaN STREET,EXETEE, extracts teeth
without pain. Away at liensall on 1st,
• Friday; Ailsa Craig on 2ndd and ath Tuesday;
. and Zurich on last Thursday of each month.
IL INGRAM, DEiflin, Member Royal
. College Dental Surgeons successor to
I. L. Billings. Office over O''Neil'a Bonk,
Exeter, Ont. A safe anaesthetic given fur
the painless extraction of teeth. Plates se-
cured firmlyin.the month by Yemen's pat -
tent Valve
' Lucan every Friday
...
J33 WHITELY, M. D.1C.M., PHYSICIAN
• and Surgeon. Ofhce and residence -
Corner Victoria and Elgin streets, Goderich,
Ontario.
DE. J. A. ROLLINS. OFFICE -MAIN ST.
Residence -Corner Andrew and. North
Streets, Exeter, Ontario.
P11. CROSHERY, Member Royal College
Surgeons, England; Licentiate Royal
College of 'Physicians, Edinburgh; Mem ber
College of Physieians and. Surgeons, Ontario.
Office, Mitchell's old. stand, Greaten, Ont.
BR. J. H. A/IaLELLAN
EYE& EAR SORREOR.
Graduate New 'York Eye and Ear Hospital
Eyes tested and glasses supplied. Office cor.
Maple and Talbot streets.
LO3s.IDON, - ONTARIO.
DIL T. A. AMOS, M. D.., C. M ,Member of
College of Physicians and Surgeons'
Ontario; licentiate of the Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons Edinburgh; been-
tia,te of the Faculty of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Glasgow. Fellow of Trinity Medical
College, Toronto. Office -Dr. Cowen's old
stand".
TR. DAVID M.S.TJEBLER, (UNIVERSITY
1.1 of Toronto,) Physician, Surgeon ete.
Having, spent the winter of 1.8S6-'87 in 'New
York, nd the winter of 1837-'08 in Vienna,
'Austria. OFFICE, - CREDItON, ONT.
13 li COLLINS, I3ARRISTER, SOLICIT.
.110• Ott, Conveyancer, Notary
Office-- Over Post Office, Exeter, Ontario.
Money to Loan.
DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
L. of Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con-
veyancer, Commissioner. &c. filoney to loan
Office--Fanson's Block, Exeter.
NtlbLIOT at ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC-
itors, Conveyancers, Ike. Money to loan
at per cent.
B. V.117.7.10T. j. ELLIOT
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IIt9TWc wMseaLiered
.eeiorITunilesov9thAuanctd
Midalesex, also for the toWnship of%bore
Sales promptly attended to and terms reason
abl e. Sales arranged at Post office, Winch elsa
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AJ. ROLLINS, late of Manitoba,,ed Lieens-
Auctioneer, for the counties of Enr-
on and Middlesex. Residence: 1 mile south
of Exeter, Ont. Stile Orders by mail or other-
wiap promptly attended to at reasonable
prites.
ur HOLT, Xhiva, On tario. Licensel au° t -
V1' • ioneer for the Counties of 1Viiticlloscx
and Lambton , and the townships of Stephen
and Hay All sales promptly attended to,
BOSSENBERRY, Tiensall Ontario. Lic-
J • ensed Auctioneer for the Countys of
I-Itron and Perth. Charges moderate and
satisfaction guaranteed.
FRED. FA.E.Noamn, l'rovincial tand
Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Office,
Oyer Post Office, Main street, Exeter, Ont.
LHARDY, Licensed, AnOtioneer for the
• County of Huron. Sales Conamted on
reasonable terms. Farm and Farm Stock a
specialty. Full arrangements can be made
at this office,
For Sale.
A desirable resider te in ExeterNorth, new
frame house, ono-flftlis acre of land. The
hotise was °rectal. in 1888. Gone terms to
purehaser. Apply et this office, 1464
„.
The Corner
FOR
Pure Paris Green and Hellebore.
ruccl Store
.' Our Stoek of Drugs is always complete and of the hest
An Endless Variety offal -ribs, Brushes oke.
The Best`and Leading Perfumes always in stock.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGIIT.
A CALL SOLICITED,
E. COCHENOUR,
THE CORNER DRUG- STORE,
EXETER, ONTARIO.
STRAYED CATTLE.
There strayect into the Premises of the lin-
dersigned,'Lot 5, con. 5. Stephen, on or about
ist ;tune, 2 two -year -act steers. Color: one
blacit with white belly and .star On face; the
other spotted white and .black. Owner may
have the same by proving property and pay-
ing expenses. HENISY Essfaiv,.
' Centralia P. 0.,
NOTICE.
Ter,iders will be received by the Trustees of
the Main St. Methodist church up to Frida,y
the 1.0th .Tuly at see p.n1P., for performing the
duties of Saxon for one year from the date
of acceptance. Duties can be ascertained by
application to W. H. Verity at his office any
time during the intervening days. The low-
est nor any tender not necessarily accepted.
• W. H. VElliTY,
See. Treas
FARMS FOR SALE.
North half of lot 4, north boundary Of
Stephen. in the county of Huron, about 111
miles west of Exeter, which is possessed of
one of the best markets in Western Ontario
There are first class out buildings, good
frame dwelling, good orchard on the premi-
ses, all well fenced and drained, and is in
first class state of cultivation.
Also, west halfof lot 0, north boundary of
the aforesaid township, about 15 acres of
good hardwood bush, the balance of which,
is good pasture lands, well fenced, with good
supply of water. Possession of both places
ill1DIediately. For further particulars apply
on the premises or to
Ma'. dom.; SwErr Rceter, • Ont.
• WHA.T IT DOES.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
1. Purifies the blood.
2. Creates an appetite.
, 3. Strengthens the nerves.
4. Makes the weak strong.
5. Overcomes that tired feeling.
6. Cures scrofula, salt rheum, etc.
711 Invigorates the kidneys and liver.
8. Relieves headache, indigestion,
dyspepsia.
wvormammammoranes
Usborne.
- .
Mr. R A, Hagen, of Thessalon, Al -
Aroma, is herevisiting relatives and.
friend's. He is sonsin.law of Mr. Jas
Ramsey, of Exeter, and is an old resid-
ent of Usborne, and was engaged for
some time, teaching in school section
No. 6. He is looking well and saysahe
new climate agrees well with Inin.
Tri Si. Patriels'enChurch, Biddulph,
a special sermon was preathed by. Rey.:
Steele, Incumbent, on : Sunday
evening July I2th ham the meenbees
of the Loyal Orange -Lodge, whO wore
their regalias. .• The banner of King
William Prince of Orange, wae draped
across the 'chancel. The audience. fill-
ed the church to its utmost 'capacity.
After Divine service, the, brethren as-
sembled in their lodge room' when a,
resolution was Passed unaimously, con-
veying a vote of thanks to Rey. Mr.
Steele "for Isis able and eloquent tbs.
conrSe."
Sunshine.
Mr. George Powell, who has been so-
journing he the Old Country for the
past twelve months, arrived home on
Monday night looking hale and hearty.
Mr. John Delbridge, who resides
south of Winchelsea, had a very ya1U-
able young horse killed by lightening
on Tuesday morning last.
About sixty men of this neighbor-
hood assembled on the farm of Mr. A.
Turnbull for the purpose of raising a
new addition to his barn. The size of
the barn, when finished, will be 88x36
feet., Messrs. Powell Broswho have
the contract of putting up the wood
work deserve much praiee for the ma,n-
ner in which the timbers fitted so nice-
ly together, and everything passing off
without the least accident of any kind
Brucefield.
Mr. A. McPherson of London, was in
town this week. -Miss Alice Ross, of
Petrolea, i,s spending holidays at Mrs.
Itose', The Manse at presente-Miss Bell
menomnd., of Clinton, is spending a
few' weeks at horne.-Mr. I-Iarry Ander-
son of Chatham is spending vacation
here. --Mr. Jno. Ketchen reteived a tel-
egram on the 9th inst., from Echo Bay
Algoma, stating that his son James,
who was engaged farming there, was
dead. Me. Ketchen and Mr. Alex. Mee-
tard left for the above place that even.
ing.---A eumber of our villegers held
a picnic at Bayfield en the I2th. A
very pleasant time was spent,
aesese.
FOOTBALL BRIEFS. -The "Rovers"
received e ord. Frain the Kippen club,
last week to come 'Iowa and p.ay a
match with them, on Thursday even-
ing; which was done; but on reaching
Kippen none of their nlayers were
found, and no match was played. The
boys think this was a yery shabby
was to use a visiting team, which it
no doubt was. -The Juniors Of Rippen
played here Friday evening against
the Victors and were defeated. Score:,
3-0.
Granton.
The regular meeting of the Minister
id Associetion was held at the rest.
di nce of Rev. J. Greene, Granton. Rev.
A. Gran, Viee.President, presided. By
on unanimous vote, Rev j. Green was
appointed president in the place of Rev
T. M. Campbell, who has moved away
from the bounds of the association.
In the absence of Rev. J. Campbell, the
sub,ject for the day, namely, "The Con-
sciousness of Pardon," was introduced
by Rev. M. P. Campbell. The following
points woo emphacised: The conscious-
ness of an entire surrender to Christ's
will; faith is more important than
feeling; the evidence of pardon is
spiritual fruit; Consecration and the
conscious desire for greater nearness
and greater likeness to Christ. The
next regular meeting will be held at
the residence of Reve.Ae-Grant, R
St. Maryi, op Monday, August 3rd,
1891. Subject "The binding obligat-
ion on k.1.11 who are interested in relig
ion to give attendance on Christian
worship," to be introduced by Rev. J.
Greene.
• Crediton,
Mr. Wm. Kerr who has been in Chic-
a,sto for some time is home again. -A.
great many farmers have finished hay
leg, and 9,re about to commence their
wheat harvest. -Mr. Wesly Trevethick
is home from Glencoe on a short visit..
-Mr. Harry Essery who got his jaw
broken by a kick from a horse is out
again. -On 'Thursday evening last
week about 9 o'clock the residence of
Mr. Wm. Lewis n arrowly escaped being
totally destroyed. The first that was
known of the affair was when Mrs Lew-
is was about to ego up stairs for a lamp
she opened. the door when a cloud of
smoke burst upen her. She at once
gave the alarm and the flames were
soon extinguished. Considerable dam-
age, was done to the furniture ia the
bedroom in which the, tire started, and
if it had not bi:en discovered at the
time it was would soon have been be
yond control. Cause of the fire un-
knoWn.-Mr. James Clarke has sold
his livery business and dwelling house
to Messrs Wm. and John Brown of this
piece. We WW1 the boys every sue
-
cess.
Dashwood.
CARD OV THANKS.
We, the undersigned, take this means of
expressing our utmost thanks to our many
friends of Dashwood, who so kindly assisted
us in the time of our affliction and death of
our departed father and husband, and sincere
ly hope the Lord will forever guide their foot-
steps, and when the allot ed time has arrived
to take them -unto HimSelf and give them a
bright crown in Heaven prepared for them
when their labors aro o'er,
ItEnnocA MCCANN ANY) FAMILY.
Miss J. Hall is visiting friends in
London at present.
Miss Nancy Webber is , visiting
friends in Milverton.
Miss B. Wurtz was the guest of Mrs.
F. Wurtz on Sunday last,
Miss Jessie, McCallum was home vis
iting friends on Sunday last.
Mr. J. Pope, of Hensel!. paid Heel -
wood a yisit on Sunday last.
Mr. Jacob Kellermann is the happy
father of a bouncing baby girl.
Quite it number from this place at-
tended the celebration of children's
day in Zurich on Sunday last.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the telebration of the Battle
of the Boyne in London on Monday
last.
William and David Ruby, who have
been visiting friends in this vieinity
during tlie post two weeks returned to
Dakota on Wednesday last.
Mr, E Rothermal and family left on
Monday for Parkhill, where Mn. It has
been engaged to work in the foendry.
We are sorry to lose Mr, Rothermal as
he was an industrious eitizen.
Farmers in thii Vicinity haVe about
finished heyinge
MY& E. Christie, of Exeter, was Visit
ing here lest wee,k.
Several of one citizens attended a
pic-nic itt Bayfitild on Tuesday.
Our citizens aro talking of keeping,
the 6th of August as a civic holiday.
A number of .trottieg horses may be
seen daily exercising on the race
track.
Many fields of fall wheat are about
ripe and it will net be tong before the
rattle of the reaper will be heard.
Mr, John 'Coleman was in Eeeter on
Wednesday atteeding the funeral of
his mother-indaw, Mrs. Robert Thump-
sorohn,Monday gee town was very quiet,
owing to the number that had gene
to London to be present. at the- Change
demoestratien. '
The.Re v. Mr. ,Heedersen and wife
end Mr. L. Harold 1,iict wife have re.'
turned home frem, their tour to the Pa
-
elk Coast. The whole party look ire
*yeti M health.'
lin' ton.
The old hotel has been taken down,
and men ar&busily employed in dig
ging a cellar ant peeparing the found-
ation for a new hotel on a large scale.
-Two or three new dwelling houses
have late,ly been erected in the village
We oely ueed a branch railway to give
us the importance which. this fortile
district merits, What say the manag
ers of the C. P.112 -The annual sermon
before the L. 0. L. No. 591, Was preach-
ed by Rev. Mr. Steele, Incumbent of St.
Paul's church on Sunday last. • The
sermon wilt, be published next week
-On Wednesday of last week' the
annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid of
Si. Paul's' church was held at the Pars-
onage, when the followingoffice-bear-
ers were, elected for tee ensuing year,
viz: Mrs. H. D. Steele, President; Miss
Eliza Robinson, Vice President: Miss
Mary Burns, Secretary; and Mrs R. H.
Robinson, Treasurer. Szeps were taken
for putting down a new e;trpet on the
chancel and aisle of the church -On
Monday the several District Lodges of
Oieeigenten li1-1.31ane.liters1 aied G4orne
spent the day at Mitchell. --
Centralia
Miss Lizzie Renal, of Corbett, was
the guest of Mrs. J. Abnaner over Sun-
dae .
Miss M. Beamer, of Crediton, is visit-
ing Mrs. George issery.
Mr. Jas. McFalls, of Heusall, paid our
town a flying visit on Saturday last.
OBITUARY. -It 16 with the deepest
regret we have to chronicle the death
of une of our most esteemed young
men in the person of Stewart, second
son of Mr. Stewart McFalls, of lot 5,
con. 2, Biddulph. About two years
agso this young men contracted a cold
which settled on his lungs, and aftee
several months turned out to be that
much dreaded disease consumption.
He lingered in a very uncertain co11.
dition for a long time, gradually LITOW
ing worse, until death relieved him of
his sufferings on Friday morning last
about 5 o'clock, at the early age of 23
years and 5 months. He was a favor
ite with all who had the pleasure of his
company, and will be much missed
amongst his oldfriends. The funeral
took place at one o'clock on. Satur-
day, when about 105 vehicles, occupied
by relatives and friends, followed the
remains to their last resting place. The
large cortege went to show the high
esteem in which lie was held. The par-
ents and family have our deepest sym-
pathy in their sad 13ereavement.
Usborne Council.
Council met on the 4th inst pursuant
to adjournment. All present, minutes
of previous,meeting read and approv-
ed. T.Cameron-W. Kydd-that Thos
Brimacombe receive the sum of $10 for
the keep of A. Carmichael an indigent.
Carried. -J. Halls -W. Kydd-and re-
solved that the fellowing orders be
granted yize,.M. &unwell, keep of J.
Hewitt and wife $13; J. Polon, rep ap-
proaches to bridge and clearing water
course $2; W. Chowen rep bridge, 75c.;
T. Mitchell, gravel damages, 4.37; S.
Hicks, grading, 1.25; T Mitchell gra-
velling, 23.75; W. Kerslake, gradqng
and gravelling at bridges $6; R. Skin-
ner, gravelling 73 50; J. Andrew,
grading approaches to 2 bridges' $5; J.
Prout, culvert and grading250;250; J.
Allison, painting Hotlgson'sbridge $6;
W. Heiman, breaking stone, $2; W.
Bray grading, 4.50; W. Moody,grading
culvert and hauling grayel, 27 30;W.
13alkwil1, gravelling, $50; T. Brima-
combe keep of A. Carmichael, $10; J.
Hewitt, rep. bridges, breaking stone,
spreading gravel, $10; W. Moody, gra-
ding between lots 10 and 11, 5, T. R.,
$6; 1). Brown,cleaning out water Ours°
2.50; J. Westlake rep. 2 culverts haul-
ing gravel and SUMO $0; J. Rive.js,
Daw-
son, gravelling' $12; A. Shier, widening,
large tile tinder drain and culvert, 08.-
50; J. Swallow, rep, bridge, $7; A. Daw-
the wife of Mr. Jas. Johneto
toad $ G. Hogg, rep, culverts,bridge, "re" deeds, $6; Wm. Chin, work on S. n o
gravelling tied ditch 13.30; W. Pod
gers, ditch, $2; 11. Melds g av elli n g
12,50; A. Gunning., gra,velling $15;
S, Smitlebreaking stone, 125; J. Hea
man, do 3,45; G, Hogg
balance on grading contract, $15. On
motion of J. Shier -T. Cameron -the
council adjourned to meet again Satur
day Sept, 5th at 10 o'clock it. m.
GEO. W. HOLMAN, Clerk
Promotions of the Exeter Public
School.
The. following pupils were promoted
at the closing examinations:
ruosf JR,. V. 're SR. V.
William Bagshaw, Fred Rollins, Willie
Clarke, Lloyd 0 lariville, Frank Shale
ton, Nettie Martin, Edmond.: Shapton,
Willie Ross, Norman Creech, Willie
Brooks, Prescott Ross, Hattie Fitton,
Helve Holland, Blanche Clarke, Elsie
McCallum, Lida Trevethick.
FROM 2ND DIViSION TO 1ST DIVISION,'
Alex. Martin, Maggie Sweet, Ella Ev-
ans, Ernie Gregory, Fred Bissett, Em
ma Penhale, *Percy Dignan, Violet
Treble, Robt. Treble, Hattie White,
Wellington Westcott, Bertie Spicer,
Arthur Kemp.
FROM 3RD DIVISION TO 2ND DIVISION
Barton Hoope.r, Hettie Hahdford, Mary
Westaway, Ada Treble, Thos Sa,nders,
Warren Ross, Lena Howard, Maud
Parkinson, Edith Gidley, Hugh Gould,
• Alvin Davidson, Charlie Reiland, Nel-
son Prior, Minnie Taylor, Ethel Sweet,
Charlie Hynchnan, Annie Matheson.
Facea 4Tet To Elep Div.
Lillie Huston, Thos. Creech, Willie
Bawden, Stella Gregory, Arthur How-
ard, Mary Horn Willie Moneur, Ellen
13rown, Ha.rvey ,Dignan, Herbert Hand
ford, Chas. Treble, Nelson Peterson,
Allie Handford, Norman Bissett, Herb
-
ie Foul, Raymond Femora Laura Sut-
ton, Herbie Phair, Fred. Sweet.
FROM 5TH DIV. TO 4TH DIV.
Olive Treble, Lydy Queue°, Jno.Leath-
orn. Lottie Leathern, Jennie Reiland,
Stella Ross, Herman Prior, Celia Fer-
guson, Sophia Russell, John Russell,.
Russell Southcott, Fred Davidson, Jen
ny Handford, Bella Horn, Norma. Bob
ier.
FROM 6Ti1 DIV. TO TEE 5TH
Edna 'McCallum, 'Prank Rose- Edna
Davidson, Versie Hardy, May Arm-
strong, Chas. Westaway, Melville How-
ie, Roy Howard, Maud Carrie, Jno,
Newcomb, Law Matheson, Percy Rey-
nolds. T. A. BRO WN,
Prin.
Hay Council.
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment, in Town Hall, Zurich, on Satur-
day July 4th, 1891, all present. Minu-
tes of previous meeting read and con-
firmed. Voolker-Kalbfleisch-That
the taxes, on South of lot 9 on con. 5,
tp. of Hay for 18S8 and 1889 be can.
celled and that a copy of this iesolution
be forwarded to the County Taeasurer,
and also one to Leoneed Hunter the
owner of said lot. Carried.-Ralbfleisch
-Snell-That. the sum of $20 be :paid
to Alexander Thompson for the right
to change the course of the creek on
the N. B. along the side of lot 25 and
the clerk be instructed to draw up an
agreement for the same. Carried--
Kalffieisch-Moir-That the deeds in
reference to road allowances on eons.
16 and 17 of the tp. of Hay as forward
from the Canada Company be signed
by the Reeve in the presence of a wit,
ness, the corporate seal attached and
said deeds returned to the Canada
Company. Carried.--Snell-Moir--That
the Reeve and Treasurer be empower-
ed to borrow on the credit of the tp,
the sum of 2,00Q for the purpose of
rneetin,g current expenses and that the
eecessary by law be passed. Carried-
Snell-Kalbfleisch-That the clerk no
My all parties having fences on side
roads such as to bar up the highway,
that the same must be removed before
the let of October Carried -Moir --
Snell -that the following. acc. be paid. -
P. Contine rep. culvert and hauling
plank' 3.50; Melson Masse work on
centre road. Div. 8, $27; Alex. Denomy
ditto, $9; Win. Bowman, do $18; Geo.
Thiel do, $9; John Laporte do, 86; Joe.
Papmen do, $14; Henry Thiel do. $7; J.
Hieldebrand do, $15; S. Meidinger do,
$6; C. Heyrock do. $9; John Corrivean
do, $1 August Flaxford do, $3; P.
Messean do, $5; Wm. Bade= do, 1.50;
Angus McCormick gravelling S. B.
$103; James Green, gravelling div 2,
centre road, $345. Robt Carlisle div 1
316,80; Geo. Parker work as commis-
sioner 833; Wm. Lammie, work as com-
missioner div centre rd. 2003;,Sam
Humeston repairing centre road 6.87;
Wm. LfUTIMi.3, fixing drain in Hensall,
1.90r C. Troyer COM. work on N B. $17 ;
Wm. Consit contract on N. B. 133.50;
John Seheutler work in cliv, 3; centre
road 340.46; Henry Wurn coin. in dl,
3. C. R. 17.63; Jacob Gingench 3 cul-
verts 7.73; J. A. Williams flour for in-
digent, 11.50; Henry Raridell 1 month
care of Currey, $15; Martin Ggans
opening ditch 5,33; Henry Gies com. N
B. 76.25; Dan Schaefer com, S. B. 2a53;
Sam Humestom culvett on London
road, 1.50; Jas. Sparks, ditchieg in pit,
6,00' Alfred Wilson, corn, of Can Co.
,
B 16.25; Henry GiOS, work on Goshen
June 73,18. Cktrried.-Pathmasters os ill
take notice tiler all work should accord.
ing to law be done before the 20th cf
,July i.nd all lists returned to the clerk
by Aug. ist else they arc reeponsible for •
all work on the list. Council adjourm.
to meet on Aug. lst. SAM J. LATTA.
Clerk.•
McGillivray coUnCii.•
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment, present, W. L. Corbett, Reeve,
G. T. Johnson and .1, D, Drummond
Deputy Reeves T. Prost and E. Morgan
Conueillors. Minutes of lest meeting,
read, approved of and signed, G. T.
Johnson -E, Morgaii--That the Reeve
is hereby instructed to investigate the
claim of L. Mount for damages to horse
alleged to be caused. by defective bridge
and reporte-Carried J. D. Drummond
-E. Morgae-That T. Prest is hereby
commissioned to have Fosters bridgel
over mud creek repaired -Carried. J.
D. Drum mond--G. T. Johnson -That
E. Morgan is hereby commissioned to
have bridge opposite lot No. 3 in the
24th eon. repaired and if deemed. ad.
viseable rebuilt, also to enquire into
the water g rie v a nce of ?Jr. Pollock and
report. -Carried. J. D. Drummond. -
T. Prest.-That this council do hereby -
authorize John Lightfoot to put in a.
twelve inch contrete culvert on side
road between lots No. 5 and 6 in the
12th core, to be placed in the proper
water course and that the clerk be in-
structed to credit John Lightfoot witle
3 days statute labor for the work per-
formed in next years road list -Carried
Johnson -Drummond -Teat the here-
inafter named individuals be paid the
several amounts as set forth viz. -J.
Kent, grading on Bloomfield side road.
$11.65; 0. McFarlin, geavel grant 4th,
con, $25; J. Steeper, gravel contracts
di'y. no. 7 and 10 N. B7864.30; J. Stee-
per, gravel ace. $3; F. Mclleever, acc.
for gravel N. B. 8108; J. McDonald,
gravel grant 14th con. $15; L.Rowland
gravel contracts No. 6 and 9. N. B. $55-
65; J. Haskett grading of Bloornaeld's
side road, $19.28; J. Lintott, filling' ap-
preaches to Biee's brel,e;e 2nd. con, $11.-
25; W. Murdy, material for culvert
Simpsons side road, el. T. Morgan,
building bridge on Carter's side road,
$10; G, Lewis, gravel account $20; B.
Robineonegrading 'and gravelling 011
E. Willianestown line McG. 'Portion
$12.75; 8. Ilarmen, grading on Mc-
Lean's side road, $4.50; R. Leith,gra.vel
gyant,41h con. $20; A. McKenzie,gravel
ling on McLean's side road, 830; T.
Hall, gravel grant, 22nd con. $21; D.
Steeper, gravel grant 22nd con. $40,52
R. Potter, ditching on llorrisey's side
road, $9.25; D. Poulter, repairing road
scrapers, $1.75; T. A. Baynton gravel
grant 14th con. $12. J. Armstrong cut-
ting Armstrong's hill 7th con., ID. C. R.
$15; A. McKenzie, shovelling gravel
E. Williams town liue statute
84.50; A. McKeaizie commissioner gray
elling McLeans side road $5; G. Charl-
ton (Yarding on Charlton's side road
810; V'.Tweedle, land for road, 7th con
E. C. I.e., $12; R. Canning, gravel con-
tract, Div. No. 2, N. B., 831750; J. Pater
sou, ace. for scraper and concrete board.
$19; 3. Allison, gravel grant Allison's
side road $12; J. Reid gravel grant
16th con., $15; D. Couglin, putting in
concrete culvert, N. B., $3;17 Hutchin-
son gravel grant,26th con. $12;D.Ken-
nedy, plank for bridge 7th con. E. C. R.
85 ets; R. England, gravel ace. $26; G.
Hodgins, gravel grant,20th con. $17.50
T. Cotter. gravel grant 4th con. $15; J.
O'Neil, grading on London town line,
iNIcG, portion $20.33; G Stevenson, gra-
ding on London town line, MCG. por-
tion, $10.40; L. Mount, gravel grant
2nd con. $10; W. Johnson. planking
bridge 14th con *1.50; J. Rock, grad-
ing on the 26th con , 826.50; S. Bra%ley
grave: grant Northgraves side road,
$12; 3. Derr gravel acc. $31.55; W.
Mawsou, gravel acc., $50.47; W. Maw -
son gravel ace. N. B., $13.17; W.Smith,
tile ace., 86.49; T. Floclgins on Biddulph
town line McG. portion, $2.50; J. Gib-
son, gravel grant 14th eon. $10; G.
Charlton, gravel ace. $5,90, A. Hotson„
one lamb killed and one lamb wound-
ed by dogs $4.33; G Grieve, gravel
grant 21.st con. $20.50; T. Sellars, diteb
ince on lot in the Sth con. E. C. R. en-
gineers award, $35.50: J. H. Antos, en-
gineer costs changeable on lot 3 in the.„,
8th con., E. GB., $S ; T. Mark gra• gs},
grant, Sth con., W.0. R. $17 ;C. M
eon. W.
WpasegneRut$, 4clut7t5h;leagsTielsnorn;e0„clifit.44;_
ing on Sth con. E. C. P..
award, $16.50; W. Reid r'Attc.hi'via,6;"n's't'i; ,
con. E. C. R. engineers TomiN'h87.; A.
G le n de rifling g ra V reel gilliaeldi $0‘01411;
Ja1.11‘'alesGtarteugtoerl,Irbeeggi. eiring bridge and re's.. -
ilinogilieTnrga7; a2n4tt,hR0o0bninisno el'Ss9sDit'le31`;Ott-Ucir'
N$107. ;4,T, • ,si.tP.elbssous; itaviexlber,onoti;a0crts,eeDiiilsg.;
gra.celling Div. No. 4, :3; J. Robinson,,
ravel contract div. No. 5, $60,50; S..
Gibson overseeing grav n g Div. Noe
5, $7; A, Morrisey, ditching on leforrig
sey's side road, $850. T. Prest-E.
Morgan -That thee couecil adjourn to
meet in the, town hall on the, 1st Mon-
day in Angnst at tea o'clock, a,
Carried.-- Wee Erteete,,
Clerk,
JOIINSTON.-In Usborne, on July /4th,
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