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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1890-1-23, Page 1-..1..47.447.71,7 AND HURON & MIDDLESEX EX °AZ ITE. "HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CJ ii'S WHERE Te:} EY MAY." VOL, XVII, NO 15. EXETER, ONTARIO, TH.ti.R$] AA MORNING, JANUARY 23, 90 doult wanes .t SONS Publisher and Proprietary LEGAL . a. DICKSON, Barrister, 13edi L• sitarist Supreme Court,Notar9Ruplto DeeeeYancer Deni nieeloner &re Alortev to Lowe. O%Acein Fengcnet Block. Exeter 1114 El. COLLIN S, re Barrister, Solicitor,' Conveyancer, Etc,,' remiwit, ow. OmceRaanwelf'i1 lock Hell'eold ornoe.) EI4I,IOT dt ELLIOT, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries ?abhor Conveyancers &e, &o, tom" blopey to Loan at Lowest Bates of lutereet. OFFICE, MAIN - STREET, EXETER' e, v. SZ.T.IOT. 7. rentor, tuENTA.L. 1.1 L. RI NGS, 0*'Fgit: a1i ; iu'tT (PANE, VA Haat Nitrous Oxide Oaa for Painless Extraction. tittt;11FA11'R Bleck leak stf ESelet's "street, Tooth wttboutpaln. by giving Ve etableVapor.Gold tramp end ail other deutat 'cask the best poaeible. Goes Zrr ttvu on lastTha:ad%yln eh mouth. MEDICAL W. l3ttOWNIN( L D.„11, C t • p.tS,aradnetelietorial3niver"%ty,OMee aud•residenee,eion rionTiahoretorv.lexoter R. I3YNDHA.h, coroner for the County of aurae. Otftce, opposite Air. . ttarlintes more, Exeter. �,R. J. A, ROLT'TNA, M.O. P. S O. Ottloa.3laia S..t.xater,Ont,Resideri ',shattaof-000ntks ocoupiee by P, afaPhtlifrrs, r - %. CUTTEN, M D., 0. M., • L�J. Graduate Trinity iinivoreity. Tore onto t Fel Tin Med. reheat. Toronto ; Qred. Am Inst.. creutology t Member N. Y. Acad. ethrupalogy; Member Col. P. S., Ont- ca. Dashwood, Ont. AU() PIONEERS. ENJ Y .EILBEI , Licensed Axe - :fowler for ftay,ritephen, and tioaJill#• es. 5rpoa-l:c1t loaf a fie OreditomnaOntate. }UN `SILL, Auctioneer for the 'l`)trnahkneof Stephen, Clay and ttsborne o Village of Reetor. A11 selee promutiy este, acid, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales arranged at tins oftloe. VETERINARY. • Tennent & Tennent . VETERINA.RT SURGEONS, alnates of the Ontario Veterinary Collage °aru t t One iroor South of Town Hall.. MONEY TO LOAN. ONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6+ L percent, 595,000 Private Funds. Beet Loaning Companies repro genteel. 7a,8 DIC11;SON, Barrister, Exeter, INSURANCE 1T1HE LONDON MUTUAL -a- GIRT INSURANCE COMPANY OF CAN .tD.&. Head Office, London. Ont. After 30 years of su000ssfal business, still continues to offer the owners of farm property and private residences, either on buildings or eentents.tbe most favorable protection in 0458 of loss or damage by fire orlightnine, at rates upon such liberal terms. that no other respect- able company elan afford to write. 42,24: poll: o ios in force esteem ,1889. Assets 8378,209 M in (sash in bank. Government depost. Dobai- tures and Premium Notes. JUrES GRANT, President ; D. C. lie troxe-D,Manager. DdVI» AQUAS, Agent for Exeter andvioinity. The Molsons bank (CHARTERED BY PARLIAMENT e tessi Paid up %vital $teouset ReetPund ... ,. 1.000,00 Head Qtice, Montreal. WOI,irERSTAN TUOMAS.Eaq., envie at.Meseeee 20brancboiiicesiuttie s,uminion. Agenoie in the Domin on.U.S•A.and serape. Exeter Branon, , Open every lewful day, from 10 a. re. to8 p.m SAT'1:IRDAYtS.10 a.m to 1 p.ra. 4PerCent•per auuuua allawedforurouer oil DepositReceipts R. H. ,ARCHER Manager. tC7 WQ^-^ Goldsmith 4. Haile WATCHES,.-. CLOCKS, - JEWELRY, - SILi� ERWARE,--- --a ND SPECTAO1 ES UNEQUALLED VALUE. rifir'Personalattoutiongiven to repairing of watobee.olooke andieweltxt C. BB IQEEIITE. 3.OH, Opposlto Past Office, PARKHILL TELL, WATERLOO MUTUAL TELL INSURANCE 00. Established in 1863. HEAD OFFICE WATERLOO, ONT. -.his companv has been over tiighteen en , uooessfu.l operation in 'Western On- mendsontinues to.insure againetiosa or amage byirire Butidings,MOronandise,Aian- 4actoriee,and t11 other•iesCaiptiousotjinsur- b1e property. intending insurers have the .ptionofinsuringon the Premium Note ox ashSystore .• Duringthe pastten years this. Company hasisauerd i7,08a Policies,00verinrproperty o the ttnountoi340,872,088 ;andpaid inloss- es a tones100,752,00 Assets, :8176,100.00,00nsistingg of oaeh n r3ink,GovernmentDeposit ,andthe unatal- seed PremiumNotesonhandandinforce, W:Neermis M D.Presidezt. 0.M:Tasr;oa, Secretary. 1.8. Htraume,Inepeotor. CSAS: NELL Agouti or 18xeterandvioinity, CENTRAL Barber Shop, FANSON'S BLOCK. A. Hastings, n gs� Prop p Saving and Hair i n the tatest- style1e of the art. Every attentso paid to outting Ladies aha Chrla'ren's r IVLL- LOTS UI'' NEW GOADS AT DOTJPE & CO'S EIRTO N 15 lbs i3eautif al Sugar • $1 16 lbs Fine Tea Sl 25 lbs Rico 30lbs Soda .... ..... .• ...........Sl FOR STRAIGHT HONEST GOOD., SQUARE HONEST PRICES CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. Doupes Store gives the best value. Lots for sato, house to cent apply to DOUPE CO, EIRHTON. NOTES LOST. Perrone aro hereby cautloncd aaainat furchasing two notes, dated March 1st, 1889, in avor of Wm. Pybus, by 'Thos. Cadntor°, as payment has been made. fe Thos. Cunneen. Uaborno,Jan.4th.1590. They Rave Come to Stay W110 .k..0 P TO RENT. !!.. The Elimville hotel, licensed, in the County of Huron. Pasaeselon at °nee. Apply on theremises or to MIME. Eaarorr, Jan 0.4t 251 Talbot St., London. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER - IP is hereby given that the partner- ship heretofore existing between Robert N. Rowe and Walter Andrews, as Furniture Dealers and Bud rtakers, doing business in the Tillage of Exeter, County of Huron, underthe name and firer of Rowe & Andrews, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, Robert N. Rowe assuming liabilities. and all 'temente due to the said firm must be settled with the said Robert N. Rowe at bis office in the old stand, on or before the first day of Feby,,1800, Dated 1st day of Jany..1890. Signed. 5ROBERT N. ROWE. 1 WALTER ANDREWS. Charles Sanders. Witness. Jan. 9 St .-v,ilEyes Tested FREE ...-BY-- A, S AY, Practical Optician, Graduate Optic School .N'.Y' Eyes tested ; defective sight restored by the aid of fine glass' s. Large assortment of the fines tglasses on hand. A call solicited. 8.a:'rTRRB.'S -, 3.60 a'L7'1•l•33.EA..S-ST London. A Trans -Continental Innovation Sleeping car passengers for Pacific coast points via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Dud and Uuion Pacific Overland Fast Mail Line no longer have to wait in line .t Coun- cil Bluffs Transfer Station to obtain sleep- ing oar berth reservations west of the Mis- souri River. The new arrangements made by the Chi- cago, Milwaukee & St. Pani Railway obviate all euoh delay and annoyance. For further particulars enquire of nearest Coupon Ticket Agent or address A.E.B. Carpenter, General Passenger Agent, Mil- waukee, Wis. Don't be a Clam. When troubled with a cough or oeld, get a bottle of Wilson's Wild (Merry and ouroit at once, before it has time to settle on your lungs. Why experiment with new and untried reme- dies, when this otd and reliable cure may be gotfrom all leading druggists. Thousands bear testimony to the remarkable optative properties of 'Wilson's Wild Cherry in such diseases as Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping hoopin g Cough, Colds.Coughs, otoGet the genuine in white wrappes owe. EAT BARGAINS, 550,000 l G Brick for' sale. Hello William whore did you buy those nice brick? At S.'lreunmer's brickyard. He has some of the best brick I ever sawmade. .I will leave you to judge for Yourself if it isn't so. You will buy them be- fore any other if yolt see those nieo bri ok that he hes on hie yard; • Ho has things in the best shape to please his customers. He oan please You in prices and quality. Call and • see his q Y stodlrboforeyou buy. It will pay any one to doso. Remember tho plane. Lot 9, non. 5. the 2nd yard south side, Crediton Road. Shipping promptly ettended tot Dee,5th, Sanusi Tauxxxas Crediton P. 0 B• umptonBrus (Successors to BRVAIPTON ,a REI fx) In ordeeto accommodate twootherlarge stocks, bought at half of the original coat, which will be moved to Exeter ea soon es space eau be made. we will sell the balance of the large Bankrupt stook of the Old Eatablialted A«t Ai dr 23olow Cost. This is nil vetch but are positive fade,vas Sire are going to remain hi Exeter. Note a few of our p1"ZGE$ 20 yarda of good shirting for 81. Veacinatora, sold at 51.50, sacrificed at 500. Mvn'e and Ladies' aearfs, worth $t.75, sold for 40c, $lid all other lines equally cheap. The S cock Mast be Reduced 13RUMl'FQ T BROS. Exeter, Jan 1 ith,1690. Creborne Council. The new commit mot on the 2004 feet according to astute,. The foilnwiug gentlemen having been duly elected, trade and subscribed to the Declarations of Office and Qaatifieatione, and took their seats at the outwit board viz, Thos M Kay Reeve, James Halls Councillor S W Ward, William liydd do tor N W Ward, Jonathan 8hior do 8 E Ward, Tiros Cameron do N E Ward. Moved by J Shier seconded by T Camer- on that G W Holman be olork of the maul - ideality of Usborne for the year 1890 at a a tart'' of 3100 --Carried. tloved by J Shier seconded by T Cameron that TV .Sydd be Deputy Reeve for 1890 -- Carried Moved by 'Thos Cameron seconded by .1 Shier that G Rutherford be appointed Audi: tor for the current year at a salary of 45 and that the Auditors meet to audit the ae. counts on Saturday, the 25tb Inst at 9 a'clook a m --Carried Tho reeve appointed Wm Mame as the other auditor Moved by J I3'alls seconded by T (;amort on that Thos Coates be appointedTrearnrer for the current year at a salary of $70 and that he furnish bonds to the amount of 412,000 to the satisfaction of this eounoil-- Oat ried. Moved by J Halls seconded by J Shier that Thos Haywood be Assessor for 1890 at a salary of $55 Moved by J Shier seconded by T Camera on that W Rontly be appointed Collector for the year 1890 at a salary of sixty dollars and that he furnish ratiefaotory bonds in the aura of $12,000 -Carried &loved by J Halle seconded by T Cameron that M Rontly, J Hazlewood, R Reddy, G Rook, sr, T Paeemore, A Campbell, W OM' fiilan and R Hunter, jr, be pouudkeopersr' for the current year -Carried Moved by J Shier seconded by W Kydd, that the following be appointed Fence View ere for the current year, viz. J Copeland, Cole, P Moir, J Delbridge, 0 Switzer and e Coates -Carried Moved by T Cameron seconded by J Shier that tbe Board of Health for 1890 be com- posed of the Reeve, Clerk, Messrs L Hunter. D McInnis and Monteith, 'at a salary of $1 50 per day each when on duty, and that Dr Irving be Medical Health Officer at $3 per day when en duty and 0 Tufts Sanitary' Inspector at $1 50 per day when on duty--. Carrzed Moved by J Halls seconded by W Kydd` that Thos Veal be appointed Caretaker o1 the hall at $5 per year -Carried Moved by J Halls seconded by T. Cerner; on that a bylaw be drafted confirming the: appointment of the municipal officers awl' fixing their sa,aries-Carried Moved by J Shier seconded by W Kvd that T Cameron placate cedar for the men cipality for the current year -Carried Moved by T Cameron seconded by J Shier that the offer of J White & Sons to do all the printing usually required by the Town:. ship for the year 1890 be aooe ted -Lost Moved in amendmeut by J 13allsseconded by W Kydd that the Clerk ask for tenders for all the printing usually needed by the municipality, for the year 1890, parties ten: dering to tarnish samples of paper at the time of tendering -Carried • Moved by W Kydd seconded by J Halle; that the following taxes be refunded, viz, 8 Skinner'e $2 18, Mrs Jae Gardiner's dog tax ried$1, and Alex Danoan's dog tax $1 -Oast Moved by J Shier seconded by W Rydd` that R H Collins be paid $2 for legal advice in regard to the collection of ' taxes of insol yent .°states -Carried Moved by J Shier eecondod byT Camerou that the Collector receive an order on the Treasurer for the sum of $14`43, being ell 25 non resident tax, and $318 refunded tax- veCarried W Kydd s Moli d by eoonded by J Halle that the Oolleotor s Roll be received, his bond delivered up, and an order drawn on the Treaenrer for the Oolleetor's ealary- Carried The following orders were granted,, viz R Morrison $2, A McDonald $1 10, G W Heiman $10 30, B 13 Oolfinr, A Dungan $1,: W Robinson 50ete, W $55 Routi:y , do 144 3. On motion the Council adjourned M meet the first Saturday in February at one p m. • G W Eonar,N, Clerk. ;h(Udfels Cry for P+tcher'S s it Kitson. Abort fifty oitizerte have 1* grippe. --On Thursday last enother young rumple in Ore vicinity were made one, sir Albert Slier tact leg unto himself a wife iu the peraoe of :tries >liinuie Hazlewood, Your correspondent and numerous frzenda. °steed, oongeatela. tions for future welfare and happiness. -- Rove Moir and Meteor are conducting a eerier of protracted meetings in the Metboe dist oburob.-Mrs doe 13ryana is senouel ' ill owing to an attack of iufuenzrt. Belgrave. uters,--The revere -iad.torm of last Teak did teach dernage to properly lathe ylllage and the anrroundingoenatry.-i3el- e Littler: Sooioty was re -organized on liursday last end is now in a flourishing twndition; •-Afr George Taylor has returned from a prolonged ,fait to friends in Sesforth and looks muoh better for his 'validity" - Vies it lg. Halliday, who sureeistully taught acuool neer this vitiage has gone to Girder - lob to fit herself for a higher position. -.-La grippe is bore but no one serioetly ilf.--J D Nicol, who taught for the posit two ytara 1 tto 5, Morrie, and, formerly in Lumley, has opeeed.,a eehcoi• iu Betgrave and bas, el - ready. secured it targe sttendanoe. This ie erns in the right direction as the village Echo/ars had to walk two and s half miles to ".stool. -r dastardly act wan displayed by rose destructive person er piteous by arlvt Any a atone fiat Into it hole in the ode of a iolz in the mill yard, the remelt of which is e Drill being abut down for s. fear days for spike. Thia matter shoutd be 1 Bolted titter ,s4 the guilty Puttee brought to juetatoe, as Urea of the mill bands are atdttrrgered snob acts. ;Since. (Too late for leer issue,). I*treuzaxk.--In its trip Lound, the world this unwelcome visitor bee not failed to gall at the village of Zurich. Ofd and young alike, wittingly or unwillingly must enter. twin it when it comes, The attendance at the publia school has been greatly diminish- ed and there is some tack of cloying aehool for a time to see if anything Dart be done to prevent its spreading more. 1381),8.-Afr. Sam'l Ai, Bauch, priueipal of the public solved, Dashwood, was in teen on Saturday last. --Mr. 0 11 Latta and Mise L, Ranch Have commenced their duties in tbe public school hero. -:-Mr. F. Kibler was re'oleoted Pres. of the Evangelical S. S. for 1800. Mr, Carriger was elected as ass's. taut. --Mies B. Stelnbaoh has returned from her Whiny trip. --Rev. Mr. Ortwern was in town a few days ago on important business, -Mr. F. Hees wits unanimously re•electeri aehool trttsteo at the last /runnel meeting of the ratepayers of 8. 8. No. 7, Hay. --A number of boys were amusing themselves skating np and down the streets on Satur- day. Tba wife of Mr. E. Appel has pro. stinted him with 4 baby boy. Ql'een.Way. Bloom bliss W Goodman of Elk' RappMiob., arrived bore last Wedneedo 04 a kt her sister, Mrts F Vents -11r W Fi Needham. leleeksesitlt of fiervie, Co Bruce, paid hie Wends icit dna Beaton )rouse is flying'risit ort Saturday last. -...Miss Sarah Shank left bene teat Monday for Detroit, where she intends to reside. -Air Janie- fitcIatostt returned home front Meh. a few days ago. --Mr Isaac A Wilson heard troth Wa clippies following front the Wi abtabvrg Enterprise of den 3rd, :...oar 408406t7 was well represeeted Ira tire Relief Come enter. taiuuteat. Met Purintttoa principal pre- sided Attlee organ and Prof. Wilson ingtrue. for on the cornet, led the band. Mra P. and .prof W. gave it delightful iuetrumeutat dues, -Mr W Sherritt mold bis feast to Japbeth Tamer, Gtr acres for $2,800, Air Turner dace not get possession aatil next November. --•Mr J R Watson kat a veinal*. horse last meets. Brueefield• (This Bonita -A Sue atallion belonging 10 Frank Boasouberry died one day last week. -Air Faust of Cairo, Michigan, is the"guest of bis brother, Mr D Baud of this place - Mr R Robertson, who has been in Montana for the past five years, was in town on Saturday last --On Sunday last the Rev Mr Hauch was taken i11 with the influenza, He was in Dashwood es the time and was unable to return home until Tuesday. • We aro pleased to hear that he is getting all right again. -The council met on Saturday. - Air S J Latta bas been very sick with the influenza -Air R Bengougb is getting better. -Mrs Hill is home again. --It is believed that the Foresters purpose holding an entertaiument sometime soon. -On Tuee. day last Air Well received at one shipment S new Ball organs, amongst them was a handsome piano ease organ pith a pipe top. Now people can get organs and pianos at home and save money by doing so. liliimvil el . Baines, -The Unioi School House was sold by &notion some time ago and part of the proceeds, amounting to $60, was pre. sented to the EtimvilIe S. S. on condition that a good library be purchased and circu- lated • through the neighborbood. The business committee aeceptine the offer and suppliwenting it by a grant from the r•obooi funds, have purchased a library consisting of one hundred and eighty choice books and next Sunday its circulation will com- mence. Henceforth there will be no lack of good reading matter, and we hope every one of the young people of this neighborhood will cultivate a taste for readiug, as the men and women of the future wbo are not readers will fall behind in the race of life. Read, mark, learn and inwardly digest. -lir. Hunter, who purchased the Union Sebool house, has commenced the work of retuoving it. Che seating and floor have been taken oat and the loaf taken off.-Qonsiderable Russel fenoe was overturned by the reeent windstorm. -Mr. 1ihn Slemon hes cut down the willows in front of his residence to that the light can get in. Such trees area nuisance, especially in a garden. -Mr Samuel Andrew, who oommenced attend- auoe at the Stratford business college, was taken with la grippe and forced to return home for a few days. -Mr G W Holman has his hands full now as there are over seventy scholars attending school, more we believe than attended when two teachers were em- ployed. -Bea W Peahen began revival services on Sunday evening and intends continuing them for some time. -Wood sawing has commenced. -The carpenters sport the prospect for work to be nil and lk of procuring ditching tools, but the erospeot of work of that kind is not very `bright, ne empty purses are very numerous. -Mr J Hodgins, oar genial hotelkeeper intenda to leave when his year is up, and the place is, advertised. -No school last Monday as the teacher had to attend the, oounoil meeting. -Municipal matters ik Usborne were yery quiet this year, in teat' it was a difficult matter to get a nomination at all, as it waa'within three minates of the the nomination before any to :aloes candidates were put up for two of the wards: • Wilson's Wild Cherry Cures Coughs and Colds; Biurea-The following officers were in. stalled its i3rucefield Star Council, No 219, R T of T, on Monday evening last t -liar J IL $imPaon S 0, Alex Mustard V C, Jennie Tortariugham R S,Jeaefa ;Dewier 4 R. S, Omelet Alefntose P 8, Maggie Darner Trees, Jades Alien, Chaplain ; tarn 5fnapse°. Herald ; John Snider, Dept Reridd ; Wtu Dowser, Guard ; Jar Aaltas, Sentiuel. After inetaltetian a auitehia repeat war nerved In the ball. The conned intend having a grand social at Mr Janies Daih►'.' the first sleighing -While Ur John Me- intoah of this vilfa,`e, was splitting wood in his ya.ul, bit axe caught on the clothes litre which resulted in the axe'cesniug down on hie left temple. cutting an ugly gash. Dr. Eltt.4 stitched up the wound, which 'ie heal- ing ujcely.--afr Iiobt Beattie bee returned from Manitoba, where he hag been the pant three months, 'Narking as operator on the Outride Fulfill Railway. We understand he hit purehaseed IGO item of land near Moosetnim and intends nettling there -Mrs Molntofb and fatuity left last Tuesday morning to attend Ora fnueral of her daugh- ter Aunie, wbo died in London laat Sunday evg.-hien Emma Natio haaquite recover. ed hero her attack of la grippe and is able to bo out again. Olandeboyel. Bntara-Cuttora and sleighs aro at dia. count this aeasort and the juveniles are wishing to rain for skating, ---I) Todd of bleOillivray, is boarding iu the villave and attending the Luoau high echoal. -Ur Maalastor of Louden t' t« shine at 1118 relative, air MotWill t< a eastern e,,d of the village.-Claybo, " • well repro aerated at the Luarn high seltbal, fifteen in all going from horn. -Turkey George Hodgins has descended on this viflageagaist, after an absence of four years. Humor has it, that it came last week, being blown down by that last cyclone. --Mr Shoff hid the misfortune to lose his large foxhound while hunting last week. It was returned a few days ago by Mr Cooney of the second line of, Riadulh, to whose -Dr Sutton is busy night lace rd anddayanow attending "gripper'," the two Lucan doetora being laid up. or rather laid down with the prevailing dieease.-afr 1) Nil of the ith line of Biddulph, is visiting hie danghter, Alta B Blaokwell, of this village. -Mrs F Jones is seriously siok of inflauama- tion.-Mr D Brewster, commercial traveller and brother of Mr Brewster, merchant here, was in town last week. Mr Brewster iatenda starting a livery atabie here as soon as spring opens up, so 'rehear, Ray Council. The following gentlemen made and nub: soribed the declaration of qualification and office as members of the municipal council of Hay for 1890 :-Fred'k Hess Reeve, Hy Heyrock Deputy Reeve, Wm Moir, John Schnell, and John. Welker Counoillors. Minutes of previous meeting rend and apt proved The following appointments were made: 13 Foster clerk, R R Johnston and D S Faust Auditors. Michael Zeller Treasurer. James Bouthron Assessor, Heury Lipp: Hardt Collector and Mrs Reinhardt Care: taker of hall. The Board of Health for 1890 consists of D Stenbaeh, Dr MoDirniid, J Hail. the Reeve and Clerk. Dr Buchanan was appoiuted Medical Health Officer and Henry Greb Sanitary Inspeotor. Moved by J Voetker seed by Wm Moir that the Exeter lutes be the official paper of the township for the current year, provided it do tbe printing for the same sum as last year. Moved by Mr Hayrook aeoouded by Mr Moir that 0 Debug be permitted to take the timber on the road allowance between lots 15 Sr 16, eon 8, on condition that he clear two roads in centre of all rubbish and make it fit for a winter road within two years' time and that the Reeve be iustructed to oversee the work. Moved by Mr Voetker seod by Mr Schnell that tandem for cedar and red beecb for the use of the 'township be received by the reeve up to the 3rd Feb next. 'me auditors were instructed to pr000ed at once to audit the township amounts for 1889, and prepare a detailed statement of the sante in duplioate .and lay them before the oouneil at its next meeting. The reeve and deputy reeve were instructed to inspect the bridge on con 2, opposite lot 20, and report next meeting. Accounts amounting to $145 11 were passed, when the council ad- journed to meet at the call of the reeve. .Ailsa Craig. Baiars-T e Presbyterian congregation held its annual meeting on Tuesday even- ing. There was a large attendance, and the report of the managers shows the oongrega. tion to be in aroe eroua condition. The F auditor's report showa a balance in the treasurer's hands of 8103 and no outatend- lag accounts. The report of the Sabbath school shows and increase in attendance and collections. .A meeting will be held on Jan. 28 to ascertain if the people are pre- pared to. give a eall:. The probability is that a tattled pastor will be in charge of this field soon. -Mr Wm Graham of this village, left here to -day for Vancouver, B.C. If he is pleased with the oo'untry he intends settling there,-MrAndrew Cameron, baker, of this village, has made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors.. Mr 8,B Smith is in charge. .Grand Bend. Bxntrs.Thi' Annuli meeting of the Presbyterian ohurch wile bed on the 8th 4My of ,Fan. A arge number of the mein. be a were presoak. The Rev Ur Carrier wee chairmem. The Secretary react the rep 'rt for the year 1890 which wan satis- factory. A eomrnittee was appointed to buy an organ for the ohureb'. There were three organs in the church, oue from Gods erich, one from tlhirtton and nae from Zurich. The eoinmittee examined the or- gan; and accepted Dir Ii 1Vell'a (Zurich) offer for handsome licit organ. air Well axpreaaed to the committee hie thanks ter their traigtitfarward dealiuge of gent:mum -Le grippe is here and quite a tow ease* are hears of, but none fatal eo far ea we know. Hexzt The Canadian -')red trotting Straiton Amber, bg Civer Grit, formerly owned by Mr• P. d, Prkee. of D antrard, gran 's at the highest* fee t any of the amnions awned by the rteliau tioveraruent, which pail O3.ti00 for lam in Her- man last year.- tax. Amber 1. owned by Mr. many is °JTloeurdtotehke obfesitt nasalolns#s iooCnaonfaatubHere, wapiti stand at Murdock', stables during the incetn- iqs seaaert Dee'9 --guts Air James Derry of Mesial( bas recently eurahas'd at a Wit g 0g0re the famous re emag atatlian."Sdinber.i," from Reenters. It is ab' be -t c)rc:i waft .u'i'.' its the fastest r n'paatathon everltrau¢bt in -a i'ana+#a, as 11ia record of 14.s would indicate. IN is a h earae harse %:I i is a haired by everybody. the. severiti pil#nts hotels euileraa- ltart;fs. There was a largo at'eual.tuee of farrnera at the Institute meeting here on Mandey tied Tuesday.. A report of the rrroceeilingr will be given next week. -air. Jae Berry has said his trotting station Feernaugbt Chief to American ituyera for tit large sum.--alIessrs Cook sit Reith. Mit" lore. have dissolved pertnerahip, Mr Reith retiring. Mr I':t llosseaberry, has auti'ered a severe- attack of the grip during the pant few weeks. There are two hundred canes in town ; none having as yet proved fatal. --Mr Thos Berry has male some large shipments of superior horses during the part few weeks lir tlerry buys the beat burette and pays tbe highest pticea.--The concert ii Caxworth'a hall on Monday_ erg, under the auspices of the South Huron Farmer& Institute was a success and there was a large audience, Tltere wav as ad- mission fee. The lectures were firat class, while the musical performance, were of a high order. -Tho snow has cemeatlaetand the eletE,'hing is plait. -The Mansion House is neriine comple'toe. It is ono of the moot eomnteriioue hotels in the county. -- Mr A Murdock, who was very low of in- flammation at Goderich a few weeks ago, is convalescing, and will soon take poa•ea- sion of the Mansion House in this village. •.. Stepizen• January 2015, 1690 The newly elected 0°nm:il all present ail having signed declarations of office took their seats. tiinntee react and app. Communications from Wm Raker atating that certain fences are encroaching on the bighway. Moved by H Bilber nee by J Sherritt that the aufiitors'salary for meat of 1889 be six dollars. 0 Prouty was ap- pointed Clerk for 1890 at the same salary as last year 8 8 Nash was app auditor, and the reeve app Henry Doyle as the other auditor. tit Fiukbiner was app care taker salary $20, C Brown wait app Tres: surer same salary as iast year. Moved by iV White sec by F Weurth that tbe Eai•;TEB TIMES' offer for printing be ae cepted C Christie was appointed Assessor at a salary of $75. Moved by H Either seconded by W White that the tariff of charges to be realized by Clerk in drainage matters be as follows :-Receiving requisi- tion and entering in book 25cts, dap to engineer 25cts, every ordinary communi- cation 10ets, re° award and making neces- sary entries in book Mats, notices of hay - received award each l0cts, copy of each persons award 25ots, the ac.nal postage. Moved by H Either sec by J' bherritt that the reeve discharge mortgage No 6, and that the instalment of $1200 made by reeve and treasurer on mortgage No 7 is hereby ratified. The following orders were granted : • -Hart & Co election blanks $6 60, Star office $3 20, G Tapson $4 40, let Ho- gan drain in S B $2, t=ravel Road interest $300, R Handford work Ceutralet Road $11 20, Mrs Newcomb $35, G Lovas wk 151 S R $3 00, J Lamport & Co work 3 8 R $54, S Stauiake lumber 86 20..E Hosdbine week 3 S R $5 75, Et Roeder $6 con 83, Air Guenther rep bflg 12 con 12 50, J Iiebler err in s labor 31 65, 8 Hogarth sundry draining aoct 579, C Brown nomination statement $10. C. UnorrTY, Clerk, As many persons, in pfuttin; up perma- nent fences, are in the habit of encroaching on the road allowance. It wou'd be well for thein to bear in mind that at the instiga- tiou of any person, saki fences must be removed within a stated time ander a penalty of a certain amount daily fat neg- lect, and the party whose business it is to see the law enforced, is liable to a daily tine for his neglect. As quite a feeling is now np on this encroaching business, it. would be well for parties, who intend making fences, to be sure they are in the right place. A SOLEMN VOW. Burns vowed to love his Highland Mary "while grass grows and water runt," and so long as nature continues to present these phenomena it is safe to bet that Imperial Cream Tartar Baking Powder will make the beet biscuit. That uI beauti a, so t glore y a he emach ad- mired in hair, oan be seamed by the nae of Ayer's Hair Vigor. There is nothing better than this preparation for strengthening the scalp and keeping it free from dandruff and itching eiaptione. ' Read the advertisement of the Big Bankrupt Store, Stewart. J. A..S ewe t prop, PP 1 .. o W gderful, during all of January ' you oan get any kind of; ordered clothing .50 per cent, below regular prices at the Big l Bankrupt Store.