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EXETER ONTARIO, THURSDAY 11ORNING JANUARY 24 189
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The new °Dunne mob in township hall on
Monday at 11 onlook. Membede were
present and subscribed to declaration of
c d qualification 'me took thciv
lit.tinnit):, fil3.1543iiire ,;d7, Dania rear, retry
inghato, Robinson and "Ullyott, ounacillors.
Apelieatione for the eppointment of
treasurer ems read. from Messrs, vir, Eret-it
chin" Geo. Speerin and Robt. BeAtty ,•
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for collector, fora Atigustue Brethour and
P. le Armstrong - for assessor, from Ed.
ii(ortoady ; for . 0.arotaiter, from Thomas
Piergan' ' .
J H Jamieson wee re -appointed clerk •
Robt Beatty, treasurer ; Ed Kennedy,
aseestior ; P 13 Armstrong, colleotor ; Thee
Pierson, caretaker.
The council appointed W F Senderson
one auditor, and the reeve appointed Capt,
Campbell the other.
The salaries were fixed in committee of
the whole, with count Robinson in the
chair, astfollows en -Clerk, $115, assessor,
$65, treasurer, $70; collector, 1390, audit-
ore $8 eaoh, seleeting . jurors, $6 each $
councillore, $2 per day. while attending
the council xneetinp, and, $1 50 while act-
ing in mtpaenty of road commissioners.
Messrs Sultdotson Eeplett Br teen
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together with reeve and clerk, were appoini
ed. a Board of Health.
Dr. Thompson, KirItton, Was . appeinted
medical health officer,
Mr. Barton Allen. appeared before the
Board th reference to work per formed by
him at the foot of hill near his premises in
order to keep water from ileoding his land
an.
c,t, doing damage to his .cropa. He
thought 86 would be fair compensation for
his Ivork.
Moved by Robinson and St. John that
Mr. Allen be paid $6 for said labor.-
married,
Mr. Hayes was also present and wanted
damages for washout. St. John and
Fotheringham were appointed to view the
washouts on Leaden Road complained of
and also one on the 10th con., and: report
at next meeting of connoil. .,
, Council adjourned to meet first Monday
in Februar at the hour 'of ten o'clook a
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ereSedl.
Ntxg, omerneent menu, Bcarimtor, gelid-
•.. , ter, 00,1,..cy,,,,,,er, office me,ju.st,
On ho consulted after °Moe Jaeurs at the
C71030tOialHotel.Hassall. _ .
tilisomootaking sale in boots and choes. During
th we will sell 'all winter geode at
greatly reduced prom In order to make
raee'mb°r sl'Ilin6citglIfi W9eaf!toir,;V:4)°," Pria"'
48 8 8°11NYlonteeethe f eth,,,,a,co mine ,.
mows rubbers rod socks for $1-50 ; boy's
rubbers and socks for $1 25 ; mon's /, fox felt
boots4 si 30 :. hth,t _mule, rtj, 60,o, ,, bmc,„•0
oversnoes, plain -felt, 70o.; women s ru bora,
Soo ; women's 'rubbers, wool lined,45o • a lot of
German slionors, men's,women's and ehildron's
from 2G to 75o ; if you have sold feet call an d
get a patr of electric insoles for 23e.
. . , A. w,LtsEuna
S itte of Big Boot.
cut in Two.
Priem of Ladle's Mantles,
$8 rOMantlee for el 75 : -..
$4. 00 ' , $2 00 ;
$5 00 . " $3'00 ;
, 17 00 " $3 50 :
$8 00 " Mtn et 00.
We are losing SIOSOY, blit we cannot afford to
keep them, over.
i emu's hose worth from 14c.
roisrro8' te1,10-0 claim r • 12 do z s oafs at Uo a d07' •
inen'ales at 5.01),, 10e. and 2'5oPworth 20c, eifo:
and - Ladies' hose worth 25o for 150•••
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men's caps worth bac and, Soo • double width,
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melton dress goods wor . °vet-
th 2a.for 150 .
coats at prices that will make others squirm,
'T).. Wntsumnait, 'loosen.
iii• 1 w g are ma et quotations :
' ° 1° in e 'the rk
. '*heat .. 55 i 68
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Earley 6 to 35
Oats -..:::::: .. : : .. . :: .. :: 329 to 29
Peas 50
Hay 6,00 to 7,00
Butter 19 to 20
E . . ..... .. 15 to 10
. loggas...... • - • • ... : 600*to 6 25
Clover seed.. -
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Belem -Mr. Geo. MoEwen, reeve of
Hay, is attending County Cement at Gods-
rich this week -The markets are dull this
.eek -1t is stated that Horton & Innis'
stallion Stud -Book Chief cued s in day
0 8
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ago from inflammation. ---There am several
families wanting to move to town but eau-
not get a house. --41r. Elder, the hustline
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unplement agent is doing a rushing beat-
ness. tie has sold more implements than
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all the agents combined. He has opened
a branch in Brucefield. Mr. Ortwein has
moved to Z:urich havin-g purehased the
general store. business of Messrs. Appel &
, there. -Mr. Weloh will enlarge
Zeller, W 1 h '11'
en store having leased the premises oc-
oupied b Mr. Ortwein. Mr. W. will eave
the eaeryit oboe • eta a ' the t
r ea . a mein en-
teesars. Cow= & Barry are bus ream
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and shipping hay. --Tee gnat naill is ruu-
mng night and day, J. E. McDonell
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• " la 7714 a8 wee • e ea -r°9- '
improved in health -Mr. and Mrs W. T.
Miller ha h -. •
ve t a sympathy of their many
friends in the death ' .
of their infant ton,
William Lyle, who died on Monday, of
inflammation of the bowels -The els-
ohani ' In • *
.es stitute has added 200 neve
molttmes to the Hiram winch together
with the old bat makes one 'of the fined
libraries in tit C. t- Th A - 1 I
e tun et-- 8 griou k tilt1
Society met on Friday last and elected a
Board of Directors for 1891. -Mr John
Pope, our merchant tailor, left for Toronto
on Monday, where he intends purchasinv
.
a new spring stook of tweeds, and will be
prepared to supply all his old oaatomere
with good oheap clothing. -Mr A. Weseloh
was at Zurich last Friday on business. -Mr
John Grayed of Dashwooa was visiting, his
daughter, Mrs John Pope. -Miss Angelina
Graybel of Dashwood and Mrs D. Dierstein
igan are visiting their sister, Mrs
Jet Mich r e '
- Olin Pope.-Rov Mr Softley of London•
who Ilea been visiting his sou Rev E noft
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ley, left fot-bonie on Tuesday. -A phono•
mai* concert will be given by the Lang
Bros Of Acton m MeEwen's Hall on Jan.27.
Adnaissien 10 and 15e. Everybody slaould
'come and hear this. -Bev J. 8, Henderson
was at Stratlaroy on Sunday preaching
anniversary sermons, while Rev Mr Jordan
preached anniyersary sermons in Carmel
ohuroh to large audiences both morning
and even4ig'-Mr Win Floggarth, we.° has
'been on the sick list for some time with la
grippe, is able to be around again.-Rev'S,
wan,j a s •
. tonernen, Jas Beverley and B.
Phillipe were at Clinton on Mondayattend•
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mg diatrict meeting, in regard to the super-
annuation fund Mr John' f
Buolianan o
•"-.aollege;
Guelph is home on a visit. -Mr D. Gotta-
chalk and wife were visiting at Mr Charles
Boosenberr 'e on Monde -Mr n
Y Y. D. Weis-
miller was at Seeforth last week, ---Mr. N.
Delo:heti and wee of Zurich were at Ant W t
Hodgins' (Commercial Hotel) peeking Ger-
inan sausagee No doubt the boarder of
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the Commercial will have fat living now,-
Alias McArthur of Ailsa Craig in visiting
her brother, Ur john McArthur, banker. -
A meetieg of the °hutch Trustee Board
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was held at the Methodist parsonage, on
Tucaday evening, when it wee unanimously
ed to et out la,ns ana s oifioatione
deoid g p pe
for the building of anew Methodist church`
,
i H II his is '
-El -dm"- T a Ineva in the right
direction, ace new church is badly needed.
,
,
Yn.O.
will
meet
secvleionoinl,go
erogram
Jvno
acre
/Yfr
therefor
for
CountyC
was
woiclittsist.cj.e.urumhoWni3e,hdrolorys.„00uaopdlandgiFso
Andrew,
Hainiota,
qUaintaneee,
4hottly,
bred
"Chosen
the
(Met
Thos.
Remieder,
Kellett.
Geo.
Guard,
Harris,along,and
every
watchmen.
any
nights.
additional
and
the
the
Dr.
John
vative
me
folk
T
.he
hours
McKerna,n
structor
the
months
He
or
sorry
last
ephone
Roman
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its
" fliechurat
hear
-.,..e
g a
Lecture
on
are
tteted:-The
were
o fSabbathS
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ferred
incompletenosamf
couraging
Societies
by
Presbytery,
be
agreed
Religion
t ery,
Martin
Convenor
Committee,
grant
Bethany.'
collect
oharge
tern
preeenting
Miseion
ation
simnel
t
mend
in
Presbyterian
the
theme
nominate
pointraent
Amenably.
University,
Quebec,
,visability
shall
of
femora
by
when
of
manner
serably
the
of
most
the
was
Hymnal
that
the
book
neocseary,
molootiolta
prated
the
added;
suitable
from
rotes
the
adopted
seryiaes
reeeived
which
church
report
tri
T,8ecile,tie,'„„enr).
''''relh'Y
during
0200
boaidee
Indian
tory.
contributed
tulle
11'1'6)46111ml
agreed
1)•tqbYterY
.
thenteen
tug
llilete.V.110.
B., tr.-aust, -itt ieHorotit ttf Londolultei:
Mg a e. John ,. Andrew 0,---- m
be a musical and Itheremy entertain-
under the al -Melees ot the, Stanley
on RonedaY
m January 'Oal, . m good
bat been prepared.- Mr.
Sleamont bee purohesed the -6-4Y
feral en• rile S-• Mt)Iry't1 road from
Geo Heater Rd tow pey hag
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$1,500. -Mr. Jamee Halls left
Groderice on Tura:ley to attend the
.1 A I d• ' Aid oe" t
enact ,- .4o, les 1 e te y
• formed incountiotion wtth the Meth-
ee .
sa. !
Trees m -Mr. Joe. Andrew, of
Men„ is here renewing act
He ietende returning
taking with him, Some thoro -
stock. --At a meeting of the
Friends" on Fricley nictet last
' t 11 cl. •
following officeris were ins a e ,-
Councillor John' Johns • vice
$ , ,
Pasemore ; Pastr, joshue Jellies.
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Sand Pym eastntiec., Geo.
Prelate Philip Hedge • Treas.,
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rt Andrew;
Andrew; WardenAlbeit•
Wm. Veal ; SentrY, Israel
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CONDYIN1SBD DISTRiOT
KEIWS.
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manufactory i about to
m waggon.smttaamat
he started 11 Stratford.
North Perth Agmettittirel Society
will hold a onemlay. show instead of
two days in future.
At the Sarnia tournament last week
Sk**M3rYIS def84tf3C1 ir°red Club bY la
shots on the first draw.
Mr T D St ail ha be leeted
7 • • 7 O' eY s en e .
chairman of tee St. gary's School
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oat . an ev. le Kcho 0 a
bi 'd d R D K1 f th
Separate School Board of StratfOrd.
The reeeeet, je s 0 u t h w a r d , s t .
Marys between Garner and Clyde took
plum on Thursdae, but made no
,e result, Theo Goner its
change in the •
therefore confirmed in seat
his '
Mr. Nelson Monteith, the newly
elected reeve Of Dovvnie Wes married
last week at. the residence of the
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bride s parents, flarrnonY, to Miss Ida
Lupton, daughter of Mr. Chen Lupton,
The Orangemen of Stratford toad
County of Perth have accepted an in-
vitatioa to celebrate the 12th. of July
In St. l'honeae. Invitations have been
sent to all L. O. les in tient weat to
,
take nart itt the Orange deneolastratioa
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there on the 12th.
The Temperance people of Stratford
asked the council on Monday to reduce
by 5, the number of hoensed hotels
and saidons in that plemo, the number
at present being 23. The council
were favorable and referred it to a
nelnalittee•
Mr, Jas. Carty, a farmer living near
Granton wars in that village till a late
hour last Tharscmy night. When he
left for home he carried e bottle .of
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liquor with him a sneall melon of
P
which was used. Nene day he was
found dead in'a hence corner oa his
farm anent 30 rods from his home.
r.,
the following officers have been
elected for the South Perth Agl,
. d W d• 1
reietyt -Prem. ent, Alex t oo th at
ice-pres., in Porter; 2" VD:le"
pres, Wm, lianson;Secy, L. liarstoae;
Wm, Box; Direotore, J. Hadley,
helihan, J, Mtn
Vittie, 'fhos. Steele Thos. Evans Geo.
npaatm, p. s. iltrmstron, :lames
Handers • Alit11 Di a el B th
on, 1 OLT) , , ,. 1 0 0 $
T, O. Robson.
Sam J. Elliott is behind theebars at
the Stratford jail beosmee he hetire t
$20 to pay for flourishing a revolese
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.,the, Crown Hotel, there•-tnte" othe r
day, Elliott was once a brakeman in
Stratford but has recently beanie the
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United States, . At first when he
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flourished the gun it was not loadede
but no wont . out and renamed with
the chamber filled, li'rom newspaper
. , • was
clippings found in his pocket It w
found that he had recently served some
days in Detroit for creating a dtstur-
banmein a dive in that city, and that a
sixteen year old girl in Lafayette,
Indiana, in October last had committed
suicide "out of love for Sara," as she
put it in a letter left on committing
,
the deed.
Aimee
A Mr. Tucker of Win ham had a leg
amputated, he lei Buffering from gang -
„one.
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The Manning farm, on the base line,
Hullett, for some time occupied by
Mr Lawson, has - been rented to Mr.
Christy Beacom. •
Jackson Bros. of Clinton, have sold
,
their tailoring busines s in Seafortlx to
James Jackson and J. Greig, both of
have been atmoolated with the
business for some time,
As Mr. Cudnaore's men were pressing
hay at D. McGill, East Wale:mash,
last week the man who was feeding
,
the press got his foot caught and
drawn into the machine; it caught him
on the heel and turned his toes up to
his instep.
While eagaged in de -horning a bull
lout week lel J C f tie01
, r. o, Cameron o
con., ofSt nle , was attacked by the
brute,knock-edad and had several
own, a,.the
broken besides being otherwise
ribsI
injured.The animal was shot forte -
forth -
with,
m d n I m •t d
r. John Halstea o he at Ian
con Goderioh township, has rented
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tne uurne Term on the 7th con„
d b M W' 'Dakota;
owned .y r. m. Currie, at
it oontains 80 acres. . ,
Mr. JOhn 0
KIliottghas aced the Davis farm on the
- a 3
Huron road, near Holmeaville,1 to Mr.
Graven, for the etun of $1,350. it cent
tains 36 acmes. '
An accident occurred in Seafor th the
ottier da b Which Alr. jatnea Rugill
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narrowly, escaped with her life. it
et" he had la mare In
se d h' blood.
Pinkey's *stable, and was standing be-
hind her, when a do oame u behind
/ g P
the animal and frightened her. She
kinked, evidently .at the dog, but
struck Mr. HUMID. onethe side of the
head, knocking his completely sense-
men . .
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The annual meeting of the Stanleywas
Branch , , , , _
Societyheld
Agricultural wasgored
last week. The report of Jest Year's
lifiarrs proved eattsfaebory. dilm;folloW-
tag are the officers and directors for
, !- rex., . Yoe-
1894 P il McNaughton; irNv
Prot"' J. Beaenna• see* 11* VV.• 41-1.r.tali
treas., J. Mnegen; Directors, J, Jonn-
elan, R.:Penhale, ,T. Sparrow, J . W114,
We E liott J. Parke, R. wd, n, L.
1: SOO O 4
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Swans, W, Townsend. „0,2,1,1
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Th " " that tt hIS jab will be
e. le expected
taidertaken this year by the flultott
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601111011r that will be of I: aoulable
benefit to 6 number of farms along the
3ed and 4th eonenssions. Starting
dOirta near Constance farmers through
.% bowl
Wh050 PidiniA811 the riser rate have
greatly troubled by their land being
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flooded rendering 'it at tunes almost
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is ' 0 msed.to elean out
k5 t 100 . It lar .1
*6 ')• 7 ilet 01 the MVO' And also pat
-t ., .
4 Mit Ur, perhaps,
0. ' • 0. .:...„' l',c t, ,,.
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nt."Mr.V100, MoKeivele, hes opeoed I
pork paeiting establishment to bi
known as, the Winglann Porlcpsoltin;
Helm.
Engnmon bat tow his farm
1.01. ig, 004, In, Mel:ninon, to Thon3e
menemen, hie unighbot, for $4,,50c
The lot contains 90 sores and has oi
.• .
a good hank barn, thotigh the heUiv
is only fair. .
t'Wh* le Mr.Robert Pringle' of °ilk
1 ' i —
ago, was in Seaforth last week, he he,
occasioa to telegraph his brother a
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the Boarcl of lrade at nemago. di
mseetime watt cent from Merin at 2.1
3.27e.'31010611V4'enr.a, ta ral:rnoed:olnhYtol.he G maTliidaigategile:le' ,,,,i7: oi
break° r
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i, hi, _,, ,. .0 10, f.„,_, x.x,.
ete come to en All'C'X'-'
yhere you find th.ere of the ,
BUS l'QVALITY
it EATEST VARIETY
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Cnosest Cat Prices
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ro meet hard times;
• Highesemeehmriee:peid for farm
Produce. '
It. lloGOWAN
Oeneral MerchannKirk
........0.111101111•10.M.welMel•
-ememene
One night recently a well know
medical man in the county, was mile
out smelts distance into the countr}
He had been keptpretty busy for sem
time, and had lost considerable sleet
so after attending to his patient h
atartecl for home, aad befere he wit
aware of le, had falimi :asleep in h
mg 'fhe horsedidnot know the wa
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home and made seeera1 turret at col
,
es eut nevertheless kei
ee8lnee lin $
'jagging when the cacti
awoke he was surprised to find that e
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was in a section of the country that 1
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did not know, anti he had to inquit
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his way home, the time occupied I
-
getting there being several hours.
tannzasszi
The yillageiof Liman is offering, $5C
rewArcl for the detection of firebug
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Municipal COUncilte.
STEWIEN.
The Township Council of 8tepherf
. epeeist meeting on Friday to
[teenage by-law and receive tenders,
rioting. All members' of the
moment. Minutes of previous meeting
ad. approved, After finally pestling
,e -lam, tenders for . printing from
:bolter papers were received, viz:
ate $12,25; Times, $34.00. Moven
licks seconded by $. , Swoitzer that
La mmate oEfer be aocepted.---0arried.
held
pass a
for
board
read
the
the
Advo-
by le.
the
S18% at
and
declare-
eat for
accounts
wee
and
Latta,
atrees,
meeting
held at
for
to
feet rook
and
5 and 6
to be
on the
till
Kyle's
I P. in.
per-
and
were
were
Assessor,
; Care-
- Health,
Thos.
' Arm-
Peter
to
pur-
were
ulerx
By-law
1, Hay
The
to
interest,
for his
to
to
on Jan
mambtm
of
MeEwen,
reeve,
Wm Batt-
The
naiades
$85;
Auditors,
R9,
--
- ye-
D.
Audi.
let to
Timm at
to ask
Feby 15,
ft of
1894.-
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the en-
Wildfond
the
number
ad:
erd at
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Litman. '
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BRIEFs.-- Our village is patrolle d.
night byeight or more special
It will not be safe for
wrongdoers to be abroad these
-MM. Sproat es having an
story added to her house
netting it re paired generally after
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fire --The public School board, at
ir first meetieg for 1894 re -appointed
Clarke, high school trustee. -Mr.
Fox the nominee of the Oonser:
Association of North Middlesex
et. no 1 House gave lus young
' ' .,e ca'
3
a swell • party the other night.
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music was kept up after the early
of toe nmorning - Mr. Wm.
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has the appointment of in:
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for one of the Indian schools in
Northwest, and will leave in two
to take charge of the mune.
has been a good dtizen and a vig:
out 0 mic i nma er. e shallchant
1 • 1 k W be
to loose lam -Mr E 0 Dontry
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week. married our genial young tei
girl, Miss Dempseyt-The
Catholic Church has Just closed.
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anesion eernem w itch lasted a week.
was packed Sunday night to
the 1M 1 ' a g the congret
to m lop. e age .
tionneteir egeocl advice.
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h osene--.
Centralia.
Bittern -Miss E, Boice of Varna,
visiting Mrs. Delgaty.-Miss gramma
of Crystal City, Man., is metier
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friends bere,-Rev.Mrt Butt's gram
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was replenished a short time ago I
Mr. R. Neil and other frienctm-R
vmal meeting, :Mill continue with me
cess, -A ble' t M' . '
and app.epria e issiona
sermons were preached on Sancta
last by the Rev. John Scott, M. A., ,
St, Marys. -Our generous grain me
headed the list with a $50 an
paa Or reports
scrintion and the tif
t . ' t 6 - ,m .
contributions o e contingent iy
d f last at. Mr Chaa Smi,
a vance aye .-.7. .
has comnaenced running his choppie
mill. -The Orange- Lodge will me
next Saturday night.
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TOOREILSMITIL
The council elect for 1891
Dixonn hotel, on Monday, ,Jan. 15th,
raving made and subscribed the
;ions of quelification and of office,
ousiness. A number of „small
mire passed for payment,- and $20
voted to assist the needy: Wm Elliott
Filch. Bee were re-appointad Auditore.
limb lifoG 1o,D. McIntosh and John
with the ve and clerk, were appointed
local boa of health. The first
of the new bard of health will be
i
Kyles' hotel, on Feb. 7111, et 10 o'clock,
organization. The clerk was instructed
get tenders for the supply of 8000
elm plank 4 thick and 19 feet long,
6000 feet cedar, equal parts of 4,
inches thick, delivered' ; tenders
opene t next meeting. Action
resigu ton of -the clerk was deferred
next tine, whichwill be held at
hotel, n Wednesday, Feb, tic at
• S. &mete Clerk.
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Hibbert.
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The now council mot on the 15th,
made and snbsoribed their declaration
offico and qualifitetion. The clerk,
mem and caretaker of Town Hall
appointed. There were several applicants
for tee office a asseesor and I'. G.
bertea former assessor, got the appoint-
ment.' James Gillespie and Trench:1
Hatuilton. were appointed auditora.
Miner, Jainee Atkinson, John Carmichael
were mapointed members of the local
m beam ,
i ,an r. mime I
on d D le ' Imedical
°matt. The f elk wing payments
ordered lobe made: Mrs G -olden,
digent, $15; Mrs Speer, e10; Mrs
e7. 50; F McAleer, fixing culvert, 50e;
Afoore, fixing culvert, 75o; the dark
fray expenses of the election, $50;
Hammond, remission of percentage
taxes $6.50. The council then adjourned
to meet again on the tenth atm of February
next at one o'clock p, m. •
Cenneee Clerk.
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and
to
trees-
were re-
Hurl-
L,
J anle5
board
health
vvere
an in-
Hughes,
Ge0
to de-
Mr
on
.
reeve;
5 Geo.
Ab-
took
and
B n
ree f
,
as-
:
Wel-
W.
are
$125
, ,
W J
. .
roll I
$2
of
the
; et.
A
and
paid
s
to
t b
9 e
cent
•
.
meet
Feb.,
i•
section,
had it
For
but
good as
produce
e
.
..eZialnCli.•
--
1 ne Z 1 *
Benms.-Measra. Appe e lerha.
disposed of their mercantile busine
to Mr Ortvrein who has very late
• -,,
been running a store in Hensalle at
possession him been given. -711
P
Black, of North Dakota, has . been tl
guest of Ina uncle, H. Well. -11
, . _ _ t BeT.
daughter of Ur. Peter Geiger, cm b
. . .
lin, is here visiting relatives at
•
friends.--Reve D. H,Braund.has begt
revival meetings in the Evangelic
church here,-.1ohn Trumner left f
his home in Kilmanagh, :Mich., a fe
days ago. -Mr. Gordon and wife a
themuests of his mother-in-law,p1
It T. Schettler. Their hone is
Cleveland, Ohio,
- •At
Presbyterenog auxot--- - -
--
The Presbytery et Heron met in the
- - '• • '
Rodin of Willis oeurch Clinton,
n ' it •
mieaday, the 16th Inst. The no ownig
• • g
the principal teem of beam/ere trans-
records of 'seiretal: sessions
examined and attested. The report
the e oo wee e-
ti 1 Committeed
until next meeting, owing to the
the returns. A very on-
report upon nbristian Endeavor
within the bounds was presented
Dr. McDonald; and bounds,
by the.
with instruotionst that it should
sent down to congregations, It was
• • to hold a conferenee on the State of
at the Mara"' meeting of Present.
rAcheson, of Kipple to lead. Mr
I/1 '
presented correepouderiee with the
of the Assembly's Home Mission
r0/3.00tilig the withdrawal of
from the charge of Bayfield and
IA committee was appointed to
and arrange facts concerning this
and the past action of the Presby-
in relation thereto, with a view of
its ,olaima before the Home
Committee. Atter due consider-
of the remit irom the General As-
t' the ofcollegeswhom
y respee ing a relations
the churches,1 asagreed to rewire-
0 e i w
that in the appointment of professors
the Presbyteriaa Halifax; the
" college, '-o
college Montreal. Knox
, ,
- . .
Toronto, and Manitoba college,
re:weeny° boards of management of
colleges and the Presbyteries shall
such professors, and that the ep.
shall be made by the General
That the boards of Queen's
Kingston and Month college,
be requeated to consider the ad -
of procuring such legislation as
give the General Aseembly the right.
- • •
appointment of the Theological pro-
•
m those colleges, upon nomination
the Board and the Presbyteriem that
• nominations to a vacant chair in any
theme colleges has been made in the
herein recommended, and the As r
disapproves of mush eonainatiens,
Assembly ehall than adopt such mode
making the appointment as it may deem
suitable,. Respecting the remit upon
report of the Hymnal Committee it
agreed to reoommeed that the present
should be revised and enlarged;
'
the committee be instructed to include
entire Psalter in the proposed new
of praise, that the Psalms should, if
be with new versions; that
from the Paraphrases be inner-
, with the. ;Hymns; that some of
d enema
Preemt IlYallall 6'3 dr°141° and
time a sufficient ntanber of hymns
for the young, including selections
and additions to those in the Child'
Emma, should be incorporated . in
revised hymnal, so that it ahould be
the
for Salibent &hoot as well as o r
A yery eatisfactory report WAS
from the Preebytetial W, ALF,S.,
was in session in another part of the
building during the day, Front this
it appeared that the amount cam,
uto t 0 a rexteri e
b dthrough he fourt e W '
eii .,thil.
"131,4' '11 ft":.1 Iqo' Foreign ryil."191118'
*no year 1,L,.., was e140e, . about
move than during the pie oiling el',
" . • year,
ant o
clothing and other aapplies 4 i
Mi8401`14 IS tile North Wert Torten
'This's ta'e of a 4,
1 ese. :ay o the enamel
'by emigregations and nadivId-
1 ' ' i I
to the norenot Miaolea Puna o the
church in °ankle' Xt tvle
to hold the nod vernier . Meeting of
ill tit/ahlth$ an March 1311'
**41.''--'"--"*."
,---ese—
The council elect met oil the 15th,
talent to statute, and made and subscribed
the required declaranione ofanalification
office. Minutea of previous meeting
read and signed. The following offiers
appointed ;-Treas., John Reid ;
John Lough-; Clerk, G. J. Stewart
taker, Wilson Cook ; lloard of
John Manson, John Johnston and
Fraser; Medical Health Officer, Dr.
strong ; Auditors, Geo. Baird and.
•
Campbell, The clerk wee instructed
ask for tenders for township printing
poses. The following gravel stemmata
Snowdon,
ordered to be paid :-Robli. Snowden
$27 68 ; Riede Penhale, 09 60. The
was inetruoted to draft by-law concerning
Appointment of township officers.
No. 7 relating to U. P. S. S. No.
and Stanley, was read and passed.
reeve and deputy reeve were authorized
give an order to the treasurer for
en borreeed money, also an order
salary. The corn:mil then ' adjourned
meet again on Feb, 17th at 1 p. m.
G. J. Sae -mauve Clerk.
Biddulph Council
--
The new Council met on January
15th. Present, C. C. Hodgins,
a. K. fiodgins, deputy reeve
Westmen, Jas. Toohey and John
bott, councillors. Each member
the statutary deelaration of office
took his seat .
The council annoitted Mr P,
, et- , •
an the reeve Mr 'themes H. Creamy,
- - •
Auditors for the present year.
Mr, W. :J. Smyth was appointed
smiler, and G. W, Hodgins collector,
for 1894..
The Board of Health are as follows
Messrs. Delieenan, Chas- Foater,
liugton Hodgins, C.C. Hodgins and
D. Stanley. Dr.' H. Lang, Medical
Health officer.
The salary of the different officers
as follows : W. D. Stanley, clerk
JOhn Fox, treasurem $55 ;
Smyth assessor $55 and copying
' . 7 4 -
$5 00 5 auditors, $12 each ; members
of the council and Board of Health,
Per day while at work"' W. H Roden
thelLuaan Record the contract .of
township printing for 1894 at $55
W. flodgins, collector, $60
i '
Election expeines5 printing
posting notices and all other services
re -plebiscite was ordered to be
amount' g t $60 .t
in o , other accoun
amounting to $37 23 were ordered
be :paid.
The ; t- f 894
appropria ions or 1
the same as in 1893, less 10 per
on the total amount.
The council adjourned to
again on Monday the 5th day of
at 10 t*, no.
Farquhar.
___ _
B 'era Mr Jo e C mpbell
R , .- . ;rep a
home from tee Noztla Weet to, ape]
th ' I" M Ed B
e winter, a so . r. . euce
spending the winter with frien
around here. --Mr. James . Fulton
visiting friends in McKillop at prose
-Mr. Wm. Britnacombe has realm
from Michigan, looking hale al
hearty. -There is considerable pr
arations for building next summit
1:fri' . .
r. Geo. Stewart intends retsina 1
b -
arn and John Stewart is putting 1
•'.
addItion to leis barn. -Mr. Hugh lt1
Dougal is.building a new house. WI
will be the Lucky one?-elesars. Pa:
_
more and Poien have 'intellect threabil
,
having done a big seasoe's work,
Bell Brothers re busy tt' * d
a ma ine woo
the neighborhood, several of t:
f - d •
farmers have had wood bees uru
past week.
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316.T.
Centime -Hay Council met pursuant
statute in the roma Rail, Zurich,
15th at 11 a in. The following
were present and made declaration
office and qualification: ' G-eo
Reeve Robt Turnbull, let deputy
Moses Geiger, 2nd depute reeve,
ler and Robt AMMordie, Councillors.-
following were dealared to be the
for 1894: Clerk, $110; Treasurer,
Collector,- $60; Asseasor, $60;
e6; Caretaker, $20; 13oaed of Health
ch sitting; all the old officers were
with,eiteeexpeptireettheeneer„
'rquharrofilensall, was appointed
ik
o .-9.'he contract of printing was
John White & Son of Exeter
$44.75. -The clerk was instructed
for tendert, to be reeeived Up to
for 10,000 ft of beech and 15,000
cedar for use of the township for
Teat:lea was instructed to notify
&leer to inspect the Hartman
&nob and letthe job of completing
Name according to the award. A
of accounts were paid and. the council
jounced to meet again on March
10 al no, at which meeting the paihnuieiete
will he Appointed, '
' Sem J: LATTA Oink
t
roe
13rucefiend,
Bmants, -A meeting of tlae Domi
ion Reform Association of Sou
Huron was held nere Monday f
election 'of officers and general organ
.
ation The, following officers we
• -2
:-John Hannah, President ;
elected. _
I. *mat
Vice President T r
Snail) 7e ' - 7
Breceneld, Secretary • Geo. Walk(
,
Tuokersmith Treasurer , John Al
' '
for the riding, who w
Millan, H. P. --
present, delivered an address. T
*
usual resolutions o. canfictence we
passed . -A M W loot brother
pante .- . r, a , ,
Hr. Louis Walper, of the 2nd con,
-, .•
btauley, had a most startling al
dangerous experience of some u
known nature last Monday. He sa
driving, in the d • a of Milton ,
tootle
the London Road Arris'ng here !
,,
intent oil potting. up his hon
but vvas unable to do ao, fle eta
. b
and talked as though et we
not just hiMsolf. Traces of bleed 1
dicated something Serietie and Dr.Ari
strong WO seMnatmed, and tonna tl
scalp 0 Air. a poki fterne e rue
1 ' head ' 1
torn oe out oft The rieriOrti Woui
was dressed and the scalp sewed on I
a ctozen or so of stitches. Mr. Walp,
anted about a fall n tee and et
tI g e a'
if his horse got away. This it: all e
heat time of going t ref
have learned i p
lilt
except meet nu 000 890 ,eo ;Know o
tree boiling oh the Loh on Read i
g i h.
Monday. Mr. Walper e emit mu
have ran away and the driver MarteM
to regain nnattni of ti1.6 alliMal./ Or
may have been.. h ease Of attempts
. . ... ' . .
.
i b n oared for 1 e t raneh's hob
-6 -el g a
'VIM p rtionlars I , Wal, talee
, , e /I
eat Mt a doy or
t., - . „.
. ,...' mgr..; . ,..,,
01.0k :,,,o,
4,-441.4-41
Uredlton,
Bruars.-Reeves, Ratz, Either and
Sbertitt, left Tuesday for Goderleh to at-
tend the County Council; They are each
well armed toad will make a vigarenet fight
agains't the poor house. -II. Rotate a
Dashwood,pltid his Crednon friencla I, visit
on Monday. --4r. A ron Brown h h
, k , WO MII
been visiting his fattier the peat few weeks,
returned to • his home in Bletheinli or;
Tuesday. -Mr. Chan Wolfe and Miss
Viraerth were at Elkton Mich, lost week,
attending the funeral oi the la4 /Ir. Ochs
a second 001113in.--MIOS tfoltsilmin will.
hambeen ill for some thee ia improving
under the treetment ef Dr. Hyxidman.--
Quite a large delegation from this section
attended the Patron Courention at Hon
Ball yesterday. The farmers' hereabout
seem to be enthrtilastin and are milt° in
. . °. *
(Inman* at the manner or Which the tete
•
Reform Convention was peeked to satisfy
the selfish mule of *few niorthornere, They
have then hum in the Liberal Nominee._
mt.:1.131.06 hag paramecia the popular.
pacer ',Whistle ,reeketro imileg threfor a
good itlgere. You will hoer More r ;hot biro0
next autatner At witig, mak% 14/r. w
s '
oiatke brio gold his fie,o00 on itiog 'win:
ittin Street /Or a good norm to Mr. Christ-
ophor Either, who intends relfring from
farming. -Mr. Samuel Martyn of the 11th
ceneessfee, WM teletteed from his suffinings
on Sunday last. 'Ele Was aged 22 eekrA
had been a long suffer * fl'i . '
were interrea io itairts Or a
.I e cent tory on
Tuescley. .
Wel), &ragman, Clerk..
it.;
A number of farmers in ,......e
inatead of selling their wheat, have
ground up and fed to cattle and hogs.
the former they claim it is good feed,
. ..
for pork they do not think it as
ether grt,in, bonne, it does not
the firmness of flesh desirable.
Keep Minard's Lira:maim the bowie.
si . ,
,
herewith anno
, We heron announce
fo the future we have deoi
Business,' The advantage
' '
WO.
1 be readily seen by the diference
r Goods thus saving you
/
OIL TO
Vet
c Ft E
,
,
to the public at large
d 'd t ' d "n " 11
e o o pri cipa, y a
VO II.
you will have to
,,
that
t h
C h
as
pay
01.Th Wilt
Cash
be
LI Die avow; istanaing ao 6
.
,. i
ill be that oying
, ..
'0 tly cheaper, and thus
/
rng the double benefit
' - - "--'
Li hail 00.1'0, %LA Ovine 'the are bject te
- .6 f", •
In Mita pre tint aitaoka b y
the blond pure and lox AcK4' ' 'ad
hieh dangles tiro diSeaffth '''''''
on. Hoodte Sarsaparill
enutatiere tate eneem,
—
.
1%,.71n,f4rot,
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irlie.nloaran Ma:- oentta. V444,4,-
a
5
0
'JOON 'WM
gis„
40 0
Watch this $ ace
week.
J. P, ROSS, Mariet Depot
Exeter Municipal Council.
The council met pursuant to
ment at the town hall, 19th J.%
present. Militates of previo
read and approved
A circular regarding single tax wee
read and laid over for future consider-
ation. ,
Applications for the °Meta of Assessor
were read from Jas. Bier, Jno, Et, Hynd.
man, Alfred Sheere, Jno. T. Wiestcott and
Geo. Fe Biasett ; for the office of Read
Commissioner from Thos. Hertnoll. Jno.
Popplestone, E. R. Iliesett end James
Creech ; for night watch Irene Et R. Bin -
sett and, John Barnes, anti for weigh
master and bell ringer, Geo. Kemp.
edr. Jan Howard applied for the Fran-
chise of the streets to erect poles clic, for
electric lighting for five years* Caning -
Bonier -that the franchise of the streets
be granted to Mr. Howard for 5 yea's on
condition of the poles being erected within
six months.
Taylor -Bissett, in amendment,- that
action in the • matter be deferred until
some future meeting. The motion was
declared carried.
Dr. Lutz and Mr.E. Howard addressed
the council on the advisability of appoint-
ing the caretaker of the school house,
truant officer and amp:maul-tended the ring-
ing of the curfew bell at 9 ;o'clock p.
Action deferred tor the present •
CailffigenBellikeetelee - Sees' be a
e sessor for 1994.
5B Taylor -Bissett, in amendmenn-t
ly Geomat Bissett be assessor. The reeve
declared in favor of Geo, H. Bissett.
Carling -Bissett -that Jas. Creech be
r.
Road Commissioner.
10 Bissett -Taylor, in arneedment,--that
E. R. Bissett be road commissioner, The
rt reeve declared in favor of Mr. Bissett,
Xci Bissett- Taylor- that Joseph Peart,
n Jas. Miller, Alfred E. Tennent with the
at Reeve and Clerk be a Board of Health for
✓ 1894. -Carried.
tv Carling-13issett-that Dr. Amos be
re Medical Health Offiser.-Carried.
r. Bissett--Carling-Ahat Setn1 Sanders be
in treasurer -- Carried.
Carling -Taylor -that AL, Emmett be
clerk. -Carried.
By laws No. 2 and 3 to appoint an 1!.seas,
son anol Board of Health were dull read
and passed, on motion of Carlinm--Boblert
is The duties of Road Commissioner 'were
defined as folIewe ;„ oversee and work on
streets, light tempts, collect all rat
is taxemsanitary Inspector, caretaker of
hale:almoner of public charities, coastal)
to be on the etreets until 10 o'clock p. m.,
nt and ring Curfew bell at 9 o'clock p. tn.
d W. G. Biseett-that the treasurer's gel-
d ary, in view tleinoreased responsibility in
e- handling School Board moneys, be $35 per
r, annum Not seconded,
T. B. Oarling--that salary bo $50. Not
seconded.
c-
Bobier-Temlor--that the treasurer's
salary be $40 per annum. -Carried.
Biesett-Tayler-that the clerk's salary
g .
be e85,
ng Carling -Bonier, in amendment, -that
the aidery be $100 as formerly. The mot
in ion was declared carried.
e Bissett-Bobier-thet the salary of the
g road coin, be $365 per year.
Carling -Taylor, in arnandment,-that
the salary be 4350 a year. The motion 14114
declared carried.
.6rH.
it
Bissett declined
to acopt the
amount fixed as salary of Road Carnal
n. 'loner, $365. Mr. Creech was appo'
th to the position at the salary fixed, $8
or Carling -Bissett -that the ti
return of roll be extended ten rt one
iz- this date. -Carried.
re The Clerk to order one copy of the
Municipal World.
Biatett--Taylermetbitt teneers for print -
lug be reoieved 'to Monday the 29th
et inst., at 7.30 p,(11.. Clerk to furnish items
as to the pritaterm-Carried,
e Mr. Clreecleto measure ;distance from
Ire Grigg'vistore to Dr. Ityridinan's 1 office,
or and foot Hawkehaw's hotel to Dr Rollins'
of office with a view to paving water table,
Carling -Taylor -that Mr. B. Eollibk be
truant officer for 1804, and that he be pada
410 per auninn.-Carried.
as Oarliug-Taylor-athe council adjourn ad
on mite Monday the 29th that., at 7 30 p. tn.
e -Carried. Mt Eenateren Clerk.
e,
g.
me
ri-
a
at ODHAM,
od
by
Stook -Taking Clear tip
11.S.FORD &Co.,
:Now that Stook,
of,
a time is here, xSter
lug our lltOTO
ct
few weeks -10
l. abf