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MIDDLESEX GAZETTE.
VOL XX.I. NO, 40,
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TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY KAY
EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING.* JUNE 7, 1894
1 3. FORD
Woodham.
tOur prices are
crowding our
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by J. Shier, the councll adjoutrned to
lay.
Scam, Ratrorte.-The following is
the May Report of S S No 2, Hay.
Nemo are in order of merit; Fifth-
° 0 Ross, R F Chapman. Sr Fourth -
Maud I Muni), F E Ross, Nellie ee
O'Brien. Fourth -J W Todd,
Nellie Gould, M /S1 Russell. Third --
Willie Jackson, Sarah Northcott, E
O'Brien. Second-, Willie )3usob, R
O'Brien, Fred Corbett. Second Part
Sr-. Ethel Northcott, J,Tatikson,
Hervey. Second Park Jr- L Munn,
Louisa Armstrong, le Northcott. Tee
store with mbestb
t speswere:ellersinFtittftehfRontebhlysappniellainng
buyers.
TSAI' LOT OF BOY'S
CLOTHING AT REDUC-
ED PRICES IS MAKING
'TALK.
"Nicest Stock of
Boy's Clothing in this
loart of the Country"
is the Verdict.
Our Stock ot
Dress Goods
is complete and a look
through this:d.spartment will
0011VID.00 you that oar prices
,and qualities are right.
Sr Fourth -Maud Russell. Jr Fourth
-M Ruesell. fhird-Sarah Northoott.
Second--Bertie O'Brien. Second Pt
-Ethel Northcott. First Pt-Lulie
!Intl nit
W. H. Jomeseow, Teacher.
(era/3.ton..
Benies.--Court Carlton 0 0 F of
this place represented strong at Liman
Sunday last, also Court Devizes, Court
Bryanston including Court Lucan
Egetee easel() a very fine display of
Forestersheaded by Crediton Brass
Band marched to the Church of Eng-
land marshalled by our amiable friend
eer W E Stanley, who indeed uuder-
stands his work Well. Arriving at the
church all were oordiallY seated with-
in the church. Awaiting them was Rev
Mr Shaw who delivered one of the most
instruatiee and interesting sermons
that could possifgy be delivered in a
pulpit on such an ocoasion. The Rev
gentleroati went to show bow tbe.0 0
F are British subjec *L -M J Walters
and W Johnston were in our towe
on Sunday. -The new Methodist
e. ,. , church is to be dedicated on tbe elth
A Big Lot of leaCHOS insthltuth discord and dissen.sion
slimmer vests liege in, at has been rife, of late artioag a: car-
• tain class of llifethodists but it is to be
.5 cents each.. ,
hoped that the opening of so grand a
OttUrch will bring all together and that
,
happy union may ever reign here -
R 8 FORD ce CO - • -
. after beveral of the members turned
out Monday to level up and gravel
(*nand Bend
Bninys.-Opposition is the life o
trade and also of societies. -Mr. 11
Bossenberry while ratting logs took a
drop tett) the river for a bathe -Otto
of outeldshermen hauled in over forty
sturgeon on Monday . -Mrs. Jas D41
.Z& arrived from Sarnia last week and
will take up her residence ein Grand
Bead, -Tee ladies of Dorcas Tent are
makmg every preparation to entertain
their visitors on the'lltte Remember
the place, Mr Spackman's grove. -
Quite a, number ofvisitors turned out
to see our foot ball club practice on
Saturday evening. The club is now
ready to play friendly matches with
any visiting club.
re mew
Clinton.
Enters -Mr Parker, of Goderich
township, picked wild strawberrien on
the 28th a May and had garden roses
in full bloom on the same date. -The
death of Miss Eila Jessie daughter of
Principal Houston of the Collegtate,
is much regretted on all hands. Con-
gestion of the belie was the immediate
cause of death, -Her age Was but 15.
-Court 13ismarck of Zurich having in-
vited their brethren from Clinton to
join them in their enamel 'church ser-
vice a large delegation re-
aponded to the invitation. On arri val
at Zurich they were entertained by the
beettaren there, and at 2.30 rnerceed
tohthe town ball, vvhereeservines were
Conducted by the Rev Mr Henderson
Presbyterian Minister of Hetet:II,
preaching a magnificent sermon from
the teacbinge of Tames" eto comfort
the widow and the tatherlees." After
service the Foresters marched back to
their hall where resolutions thanking
the visiting brethren,' the, Rev Mr
Henderson, also the ohoir of young
tattles and gentlemen who merited a
hearty vote of thanks for their part
of the service. The Clinton brothers
were greatly delighted with the warm
bettrted and brotherly hospitality with
Wieneet. they were treated by their
Zurion brethren. -NettatneOOrci,
Mitaard's Liniment curewia grippe,
the ground surronnding the church.
All come to the opening on the date
prow -tetra Braithwaite had A finger
amputated on Monday last. The
operation was performed by Drs Lang
and Thompson. She isdoing
-Mr. George Stanley of Lucan oc-
cupied the pulpit m •the - lelettionist
church on Sunday lase la the abeence
of Rev Ferguson. -Mrs John. ,Tanuson,
McIntyre s Corners, visited her parents
Mrand Mrs D White, on Sunday last.
-A game of base ball was to be play-
ed here on Saturday last, betveeen the
married and single men, but owing to
the wet weather it has been postponed
until further notice.
Bieldulph Council
The Coaticil met pursuant to ad-
journment. The reeve and all the
members were present. ItInautee of
previous meeting were read anti ap
proved. d'
By-law No, 5, of 1885, was amended
by prohibiting all entreats including
sheep and lambs from running at large
on the public highway. '
The clerk was instructed to prepare
a by-law to enforce the commutation
of statute labor in unincorpora,ted
villaget
The following accountsvrere ordered
to be paid: -M Boyd, part pay grading
con 3, Div. 1, $12; G T R freight on
concrete tile, $13.50; John Hoveard,
cultets and repairs S Road, Div 1,87.75;
M Fulton, balance 01 gravel contract
Div a, $7; Do, filling washout nT 13,
Moiety, 75o, Joseph Thompson, ditch-
ing, Div 8, $1.25; W J Smyth, rep.
road, 50c, E. Preth, concrete tile,
n130.23; A Gleeon, man and tearn,
grading .Div 5, $3; Thos. Neil, grant
to W B, per vvat•d, $21.50.
The oonneil adjourned to meet
again on Monday, June Ilth, at I p.
en. The Court of Revision adjourned
te meet at 10 a, in. of the same day.
W. 1). Stanley 'Clerk.
Rheumatism reeks' the nystem like a
thumbserew. ft retreats before the power
of Hood's Sattlapatilla which purifiet the
blood.
lane,
eittMerfeelleatieteeleggtents=eiggisorwerestmeett ▪ tet.
To Read this Advertisement,
and after you have read it,
think of what you. are paying
others for the same Goods.
railent, 14.4Zoetioira.es.
-Regtilar 25c Bottles for rec.
'-Regular sac Bottles for d.ocl.
•-lR.egular $1,00 Bottles for 75c.
-2 Lbs. Pure Blacls'Pepper for 250.
-5 Lbs. Spktaid Japan Tea for
-The wonder is how we can sell so much good Electric
Soap for 250. e •
-We are doing it, come and see for yourself.
Highest price paid fOr all Faun Produce.
A AlloGOVVAN & CO
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.Eiensall. On motion of Be clercliner seoonded A cotninunication from J. awl W. I italeta Craig.
Ilaid over until next meeting,
The reitort a the Reeve re the settle-
ment of boundary Accounts:wit/1 Stanley
wae dcloptecl.
Action re the water on the highway
on the Zurich road east a the Little
Marsh was tale over until some future
date.
Aneeniber of aceounta were passed
and the council adjourned to meet
again on June 23rd. at 10 a. m,
JOHN Weeteeeff seetts
ettlianorm and lertoprtetons
fittecial Bargains for earth in all kinds et
Boott ea Shoes at e. Weselobes. Cali and tee
itlitIrttnareti a, Som lines at halt prioes.
tn thlted sernenlas oash. ere
rou to show good.
Sign. of nig 13oot. A. WRS131.0110,
edoEwee's Block:
Following are the market quotations ;
Wheat 05 to 53
Barley 35 to 35
Oata ....... .. . .. • 30 to 31
Peas • • .. 50 to 50
Hay 6,00 to 7,00
13110er. e 15 to le
13 ee 3,3
Hogs .... ... 600 to 6 25
Clover eteed
Baxnes-Tlaere are a large number
of new buildings being erected in the
village this season ---e. t feat
electric light plant has arrived, and
by August next we expect to have the
system full operation. ---Our towns-
man, IVIrD Weismiller eis busy cam-
paigning, and all ever the riding Is
tneeting with great euccess.-Mr.
Pierce and wife and Miss Dyer, of
Forest, were guests at Mr Sutherland's
the past week, Miss Dyer will remain
in the village for some weeks, -We
are to have another jewelry batmen
established In town; by a gentleman of
Clinton. -rhe Methodist ministers are
attending Conference at Gocierich.
set
Goderich Township. •
IVEIWILLE WS MEETING-. --The poll
-
tical meeting on the 9th con. last Mon-
day night was a great suoceits in every
respect. The sohool house wait filled
Mr. John Beaconi occupied the ohair
in his well known and s.oceptable
manner. Mr. Wennniller spoke for
over two hours and nendled the poi -
morn questions of the day in a master
ly and forcible way. He made a de-
cided impression for future success -
gated delivery, honest critinism, and
the happy modiutn of presettong facts
without being offeneive. He was
inany times applauded and at the close
pheered to the echo. Mr. Hannah of
Seaforth, was present but declined to
address tlae meeting against the Con- ,
servative candidete ,in fact he wished
him suacess. Mr. Hannah gave a
short address ow the creamery indue-
try, without referring in . any way to
Tlae meettiag .olosed with
cheers for the Queen, W. le Meredith,
and Mr. Weiamiller.-The vote here
will be strong for , the Coneervative
candidate.
'Us borne Council.
COURT OF REVna0br.
The council met on the 2nd inst.,
as a Court of Revision. All the mem-
bers were present and duly sworn.
On motion of 3. Shier seconded by
R. Gardiner, the Reeve was appointed
chairman.
Moved by ,L Halle, seconded by W
Eeddy and reselved that the appeal of
S. McCoy, be dismissed and the follow
ing changes and a.dditiona made in
the Asseasment Roll. for 1894,eviz ;-
Edward Christie, assessed. as owner of
lot 10, con. '1, vice John Loachnan,
struck off ; Albert Penwarden, owner
N. 1,1 con. 4, vice Wm. Pugsley,
struck off : Win. Smith, owner lot 2,
con. 9, vice Marer Penwarden and Al-
bert Penwarden struck off ; Williatu
Whiteford, owner lot 1, con. 6, vide
John Cornish struck off ; Joseph
Stephens, tenant, lot pt. 12, S. E, B..
vice Thos. Fotlaeririgham, changed to
tenant pt 13 S. E. B. ; John McCurdy
owner pt U S. E. B, vice D. W. Dun
mage changed to owner pt 8, S. E. B.;
Esther •Hotney and Minolta Horney
assessed as OWnerEi of lot 23. eon.
6 ; Harriett Harris owner lot
25, on. 5; Sara,h Horton and Elleit
Horton, owners lot e. 6, N. E. B. ;
Etzebetet Heywood, owner lot S8,
coo. 7; Richard Tasker, tenant, lot 17,
coo. 9 • Henry VVestoott, loteE con. 8;
M. In doseph Campbell, lot 16, S.T.
On motion of R. Gardiner seconded
by J. Shier, the Assessment Roll for
18g4, as revised was oontirmed and the
Court of Revisloa closed.
Thi 'cr---MoOTTNOIL AtasITWO, gala
The council meet after the Cour* of
Revision had closed. All thennembers
Were proton t.
The rainutes ot the last meeting
read and approved.
Moved by W. Keddy seconded by J.
Hang tbat the Assessment Roll for
1894 be reettieed acid an order drawn
on the Treasurer for the aesessoe's sal-
aree--Oarried.
Two tenders for supplying the muni-
cipality with rook elm required for the
carrent year were opened.
Moved by R. Gardiner seconded by
W. Ineddy that the tender ot R. Bell
jet Henget, for rock elm leather
tor the township at $10 90 per M. be
accepted, it being the lowest --Car-
ried.
The following orders were granted ;
T, Sneale„ 12 rods 6 inch tile drain
$10 20 ,• Daniel Dew, cutting bine and
widening road $10 50 ; G. Ferguson,
cutting hills and widening road $8 00;
G. Harrow, repairing rotd $1, 505 R.
Danisete, drain encl culvert $5 00; L.
Rueter, tile &inn $1 00„; M. Sanivvell,
keep of J., Hewitt and Wife $13 00 ;5.
Polon, putting in neve Culvert $3 50 5
G. Rutherford, do and repairing cul -
Vert $6 00 ; Dr. Grardiner,eitataination
of 5, Hewitt and wife $5 00 ; Dr.
Hobbs, do $5 00 ; Slavin, breaking
stoao and ditching $3 00 Wt 'Miners.
gentry as Usenet' 350 00.
Oeselt re the Zerich etwarnp drain, was
meet !Again Saturday, July 7th at 1 30
tri.
ciE0, gOLNIAR, Clerk,
anolinAntYr
Benere,-A large number of guests '
were very pleetanely entertained at the
home of Mr. Laing one evening last week.
-Quite a nember of our yoang people are
taking holidays just 33019 -Mr. Neil Gill-
expie left on Saturday to spend a week
with friends at Whiteehurele-Mr W. ,Ba"
has gone to Calloaen for a,short stay, -Mies
Mary D. Gorle hag been the guest of Mies
May Williame Dublin, doring the past
week. -We are sorry to learn of the illueea
of Ur. Hugh Inertia, tr•-efellyalopei new
residence is being. puttied, rapidly forward
. .
Ceettiton.
13ntees.-Mitesrs. Chas, and Wm.
Taylor of Elkton, Mich., Mrs. Kerr, of
Chicago, together with, other .rnernbees
of the family are heme visiting their
parents, Mr. Taylor being very ill, -Mr,
D. Weismillernthe Conservative candid"
ate is quite the favorite in fthas
locality,. The Gerrnahe having learned
that the &tomb. elet'n ent Inade the
statement that we want !no Dutchman
to 'represent us ire Parliament, are
quite indignant and intend showing
their Scotch friends that the.y:can put
him ettere. At present there is not one
German representative in the Legisla-
ture --The band was trl 'mean on Sun-
day, playing for the Foresters there,
who celebrated their anniversary by
grand parade to church. --The Reeves
are in Goderich thee week attending
County Council.
Ureelaway.
eineepe.--The Corbett Presbyteria-n
Garden Party as to be held at Me Scot*
neer Moray, ,Tune 20th. -Mr. D.
Brophy end iennaily trete called away
last Thursday to attend the funeral of . Dash:wood.
Sear. J. Lem, CIerlr,
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Me G
Belem -Mrs Ieaae Lewis ha* been
away attending the funeral of an uncle near
London -An accident happened lad $at.
urday at Mr • S. Porte'* that might have
ibwieeliainageratobutlding:, had a number of men
they had the bent pert-
ly leased whale something gave way and
the bent fell striking several of the men.
Hcppily no one was badly hurt.
Stephen G'ouheil
Cot= Ole RtvisT0.1".
Company desired some changes-
ohanges made. J Reagan, dog off. G
Mangue, J Kerr -no change. Lots 5 and
7, eon. 3, reduced each $2. C Finkbiner,
dog off. T Gunther, dog off. 0 Essay,
dog off. No change made in the cases of
Masers Bloomfield, Blathers arid Bastard.
Commie Meratect.
Minutes read and signed. B,esolved that
the following orders bs granted: R Et
Collins, attendance on Dalzere arbitration,
.$60. 0 Prouty, a ehool statistice 670.50;
W Huston, stones, e7; 11 Essery, stones
and culvt, 32; I Bastard, 31; Ceder Posta,
342.45; Charities, 622; G B 0 witness fees,
4268.61; M Finkbiner, oul $1.
Tenders for M C D will be opened next
meeting, July 3, at 10 o'clock, a. nt.
C. PROUTY, Clerk.
Mrs. D3rman who died. at her hom
near Alain Craig. She was well know
in this vicinity and a number of he
friends from here attended the funeral
-Mr. John Sherrite is itnGoderich thi
week attending the County Council --
Mrs. John Bellieg returned home las
week, after visiting her friends at Yale
playing lo atbell les
Tuesday eveniog, nter. „Coo. nelendenine
received a severe kick tei the lag. H
has not been able to be oet eince.-The
McPiterpon. manufacturing Co., are
cutting out a large number of bee hives
and racks. Their pumps, hay racke,
wash tubs and celebrated churns are in
great demand.
e
n Binees.-The 24th pasSed off quietly
✓ m our burg, a large number taking fn the
sports in other • towits.---Mr. - and Mrs.
e Thomas Johnston. of Rieke, were visiting
at Mrs, Hang and Geo. Kellerman's on
Senday.-Mr. North Fried and daughter,
Elate, of Parkhill, were the gestate of Mr.
M, Fenn, on &today . -nehe Ladies' of the
" nesecebeee held e. epecial meeting Ma Sat-
urday eveting whea was decided. to
Beaers.-Mrs. Sheardown, of Credit-
on, is visiting her son, Mr. J. Shear,
down. -Miss Stevens-, of Orediton, is
visiting friends here. -Mr. C. W•
Smith. is at present in London,, -Mrs.
3. W. Sheardown is on the sick list at
presenee-Rev. W. H. Butt left last
Monday evening for the annul confer-
ence which is to be held ab Pidontown.
-Dr, Shoults has started Co more in
his goods end expects to be settled soon.
He has had very good success iet obtain
ing ram -liners for the '‘Ohosen Friends."
We wish him greater suctiess.-A. load
of Cantrete citizens went to the Bend
feat Friday. Al! enjoyed themselves
wall. They say that the Bend has im-
proved. in appearance quite a bit. -The
peen men are busy putting up it shed.
--Mrs. D. Elliott is yery tow, and is
not expected to live any length of time.
Doctors of Toronto are atteeding
her. -The debate that wee to have been
given last Friday evening wee postponed
until a week from Friday. -The eloob-
ion of officers of the R. T. of T. took
place last F riday evening, and are as
<Mows
Select Councillor -C. Fairhall ;
Vice S. Evans ;
Herald --Miss G. Oke ;
Secretary -Mr. Beet;
Treasurer -R. 0obleigh ;
Guard -J. Neil ;
Sentittel-R. ElandfOrd.
Hay Council
The °mantel notIas a, Court of Revis-
ion in the Town Hall, Zurich, on
Saturday, May 26th. •
The following appetite were disposed
of :-John HOward, Nn?; 40, N. B.,
not sus tamed ; Peter Durand, 29,
N. 13., reduced. $100 ; '1'hoinas
32, L R. W., reduced $150 • John
lVfansoin not sustained ; Annie Itiirtman
reduced $10 ; Philip Hartman, net sus
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twin ed.
The following changes wore made in
the roll Frona Bouthron, 311, 312,
S, Ileasall, to John Zoefle ,• Wret
Buchanan, 83. Or. of 21,con.3,raised
to 3100; From D. Surerus 115, 116,
V. S. to J. In tniekbell ; Tt, Mc-
Intyre, 132, 133, P. S. Rental!, to R.
Oudmore ; do Holmstead, 85, $4, T.
S., Zurich, to Wm. Rupp ; , Holm,
stoaa, 85,80, K. S., Zurich, to T. and
el, Johnston ; .Win. CfahlWell, N. E.
Or. 20, con 4, to Win, E. Cook ; do
Thomas Vine, w 22, Ti R East ti
Theater; %halibut ; do ,Ittcob Schroede,r,
$ 81, S 13., 1 dog; do D. 8. 'Faust,
183, V, S, 80, to Samuel Deir.t.
A nember of clogs wore taken off and
the roll as revised was adopted as *he
assessment' roll for 1804.
Atter Court at Revisiou elosed
ordinary busiess was taken op.
.1. Belmfordt Chas. Troyer, R, Otte.
title. Colin Smith, O. Oswald, Nelson
Maifee,D, Schaefter rind Jastua Wagner
were appemted Road COtrillii3SiotiOril.,
Ot" ;1'44
celebrate the 13th anniversary of the
drcler by a grand picnic and dinner at
Grand Bend an the llth of June. All are
cordially invited to attend, Dinner 25e.
-Rev. eft, Eifert preached in London on
Sunds,y.-Mr. and efts. Shettler are visit-
ing Mrs. Shettler'a mother at pretent, in
Hullett towcaltip -Mr. Charles Hattleib
of Zurich, was renewing acquaintances in
the village on Sundear.-A large number
from here left on Tuesday meriting for
Logan township, to attend the marriage
oeretnony of Adam Willett of Stephett, to
a fair bete of that townehip.-Logan must
be mute a hunting groend. Who will be
next. -Mr. Jos. Bide caffein Park-
hill on Teesday on businees. He brought
home a large watch deg. -"At last" a
long felt want has beeu supplied and that
is the petty office of magistrate The
vinage will now be ruled with it rod of
iron, and everything will from now on be
put ender lock and key. oven the petture
Aelds, and it heavy fine will na imposed on
ererybody who does not pay his, cow's
rent in advaatte. So beware, for ignorance
of the law delta not excuse any man for
having to appear before the one* die:ties
of the Peace. Ches. ',Fritz took in
the sports in Forest on Toesclay, and -met
with his usual good It -wk. -Hay council
passed through here oa Thursday on a
tour of inspection, -Masons are now
beey Blv tToscpli Suet's widition to
hla residence.-Mraud Mrs Kellerrnann
ters Wertz and Mrs It Kibler, returned
home on Tuesday evettiug from e several
days visit with frieeds in Listowel.
Miss Liezie Hapeel of Chicago, is et
present visiting bleeds in this vicinity.
-Mrs G Staabus and ter sister 'Wise
Maggio Wertz are visithait friends in
John lefoPhereon, of
Sault Ste Martel is the guest of Mr
Chas Fritz at prertent. -Remember the
picnic of the K 0 T M at Grand Bend
on Mondey, June Ilth. McLean ane
Mr Weiernillerwill be present road deliver
eddreasee, also the Zurent String Band.
Dinner to be served in Holt's grove,
Dont forget the right imot.-On Tuesany
evening an exhibition of pettieg the ehot
was given by Messrs McPherson of the
Soo, Wm Fritz of Creclitan le Sipple of
Zurich and C Fritz of this village. The
game was witneseed by it very large
crowd of people, -111. lioseenbetry
had his trotting hertse, "Tom Berke" in
tee village on Tuesday tweningt
The semi-annuel buainess meeting of
the Y P A. was held hiat Tuesday eyeri-
leg whou the following officers were
eleeted:
President -Mitt Mary Senile
Vice Pres --Adam Birk.
Rec See -E M Brokenshire,
Corr Soo -Eliza Shettler,
Treesurer-Moses
Organett-Miss Fanny Snell,
Librariette-Thos nnell,
• I know elINARD'S LINIMENT mires
diphtheria,
French Village. John D.flontiler.
know MIIIARD'S teNTMENT wilt
eine croup,
°ere Ulan& J. F. Cetininghern.
I know ARD'S LINIASNT is the
beat remedy ott earth.
eforway. Me Jorteph A, Snow.
attain te
SkiseDiseases are more or less dieeetly
occasioried by ba ct blood. B. B. 13. cures
the follownig Skin Diseaeete 8111141es,
31'yd/setae, ltehing Bashes, Salt ;Rheum,
Seale Head, Ereptioes, Pimplort end
Rio/oboe, by removing all imertritioa from I
the blood from it et:mei-don Pimple to the
wevet Serofulone nese
Bins -We are sorry to hear that
John Anderson, mon of Dr. Anderson is ly-
ing ill in London. His father is yieitiug
him this week end reports hen better -
Mr. Jas, Topping is moving tato the prop.'
me role :.P BoPlittle theti tttnglCanadianltPi I:0a utnkroe of aeve3:111:
ings and intends to have it tasty earl coal.
fottable.-Theefiremen are elated over their
%Neese on the 24th May. They expect
everything in conneolion with the brigade
will be put in shape and are looking for a
grant from the Oeuncil.-The augel 01
death has pot a gloom over several of the
homes in this limit), during the past three
tveeks. On May 1.0th Mr. Richard Williams,
an old and much reopected resident of Mc,
Gillivray. died, in the 71st year of hie
age. His death was quite sudeleneze en-
joye his usual "leant until a few days be-
fore he died. -Mrs, Catharine telaPherson
died recently at the residence of her brother
Mr. John 34e. Pherson, townline Mc Gill-
ivray and East neillisms, in the 89th year
of her are. She was among the oldest resi-
dents of that part of 'the townabip. She
had been in poor herath for some time,
and death was a release from pain and a
The Verdict.
Given by our many customere
and all who have seen our
ofGents''Furnishiiigs is that our
,Men's Straw }fats are the Vi?,ry
„
latest styles, the very loweE'd
prices and give A 1 satisfaction
in wear,
See our line of
GENTS' NECKIN'EAR
4 in hand ties ior 20c, usual price
4oc, and our 500. margate ttee ttt
3oc, Derby's and all other ties
at similar prices.
Gents' fancy colored shirts and
two collars for 5oc. regular price
translation to the kingdom where sickneee eoc.
or parting never enters. -A few daya ago,
wbiate4tehr815ntelljt etaol.fallehHiseahgea4Mbreet3aohvneeSyealli produce
Price paid far iarie
for some time and the visit of our °enamors
enemy was not unexpected. Deceased had
for:a long time resided itt Batt Williams,
da nieae awe ea s aa nrnda no:ladf eangeerg detie a ctitivieI frt eo'swbetirst
asiee.
Blans.aard Council.
The munioipal council mot as it court of
R evision on Tuesday the 22nd ult, The
mernbere baying all been sworn in by tbe
clerk, it was movedlby J Sinclair sec.
by St. John that COUR. Fotheringham
take the cheer.
The roll of 1S94 was then hid on the
table and the following appeals disposed
of Nemi Antilop, elide:eine to be assessed
too high -Reduced, 3100, W. R. Carr,
elautung to be assessed for full value of
property -Reduced $200; Leonerd Her
stone, regarding James Thompson, should
be assessed as owner of pert lot 16 in the
19th con. -Allowed; John Bailey recitest-
ing to be put on roll as tenant of Dawson
property- .Allowed; Johnston Stewart,
also requestioe to be assessed as tenant of
the property formerly owned by Samuel
Moore -Allowed; P. S. Armstrong. le-
eardieg Frederick Dickey, should be put
on roll as M. F., lot 8, E.. M. R, -Allow -
J. P. ROSS. - Maricet Denat
Follow ar Crowd
\„0- WHERE?
TO MANSON'S Big Slaughter
Sale of Boots and Shoes.
He has knockecl the old time prices dealt
out of existence. For the next 60 days
or Cash only he sells (our own band
MeneFrenohleie Boots at $I; M en' s Imperial
wie nootsat $3.60; filen's extra, good Oowhide
'foots L men's, Woreen's aol Cbildree's
shoes 311 endless va,rietiee at 20 per cont. dis-
count. Reese -fingerer -aptly- and neatly done
at the following prices etenle Half Stele c&Lly
-tee. ; woreeres flair Soles on!y 35o . dome end
seettre 80016 0! theso Bargains.
G -EO. MANSON'S,
The People's Shoe Store
Next Door to Post Office.
Hoene Seekers' Excnrsiorr
Tickets. '
The erTeals beme dispozed of, tbe 1\ 111 be eold by the Chicago eke -
Reeve resumed his position In the chair & St. Paul Railway on 51tiy Sth and nfay
arid the business of the township proceed- 29t1i. 1891, front Ohigago ana St, neat.
ed witb. Mr. Wm. Johnston ft om the W. Minneapolis, ontahn Knew:
boundary was Present and asked that the city, and points hs,vonti et emetically one
following lots be changed from pollingsult- fare for the tound trip, Ereersion
division No. 2 and 3 and placed it; No 6 tickets will be good for return passage
polling eub-division. ynietyeaye from date of sale, but are good
St. John- Fotheringhain -.That the for going passage only on date of sale,
matter be left over till next meeting when For further particulars apply to any
they will consider the adviasbiliey of each Couport Ticket Agent in tee United
a change.-Carriece ' States or Cauada, or address A. J. Teetem,
St John-Ullyot-That tenders for the Canadian Pase, Agent, 87 neelo St..,
construction of one stone bridge abutment To.ronto, Oet.
at Henry Peacock's will be reeelved by
Reeve or Clerk up till Monday the 411.1 day
of June, 1684, plans and specificatiorts to Look at the'date on your label this
weelc, and see that your narae is mark-
ed well in advance. "
tea, No paper is discontinued until cat
arrears are fully paid, except at the option
to hill on London road at Ilanieberry'e, of the pubtisher.
asked the boaia to give a grant for drain- The date when 'the subscription expires •
ing the same. The council agreed to ie on the eddiess label of each paper, tee
a t tilelnesda rtso. tshpeeamt iant ttlened change of which to n subsequent derte.
s
witzer addressed conies it receipt for teinittatmeeSubseribere
e
the board aslinag them to give a grant will please examine their label before and
towards erecting weigh -scales at Mo- °ter makina a remittance.
Intyre s Corners -to be considered at
n ext meeting.
• ALL MEIN.
he heen a. the hardware store of James
°helmet's, St Marys, said tenders ...to be
opened at tbe Township Hall, Molutyre's
Corners, on Monday the 4th day of June,
at the hour of two o'clock p. ne-Cerried.
Mr. Dave Bents WaSpresent in reference
The following accounts wete paddrd
Joseph Rinn, $1, gravelling contract Base
Line; J H Sameson, ell, fees te Skelly's
award; Tees Pierson. 32, part salary; A
Ullyot, 38, tile across road. Edward
Kennedy, 665. Battey as Aesessor: Thos
Hopkins, :85, ditching 8th con.
Adjourns(' to meet first Monday in
June at the hour of 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
Bap DRINKING WATER
Travellerssuffergreatly from the different
kinds of water they are oompelled to dtink
OS nothing is 80 likely to 'bring on aa attack
ofDiatrhoaa aa chaage of drieking wetter
Perry Davie' Pain -Killer is the only safe,
geiek, end sure care for Diarthoea,Cranipe,
and Cholera Morbet, and the valise of every
traveller tbould contain it bottle cf the.
young, old or middib an.cd, 'who find . There -
selves, nervous, weak and exhausted, who aro
broken down trocn excess or overwork, result,
ing in many of the following symptoms :
Mezmtal depression, premature old age, loss of
book of ni°e3r:y°,pr:inemi:?::4iacljcitel7s1Y1,0161e'
of sight,palpi cation o the heart, entiuion,
Pimples on the face 'Ana body, itehing
peculiar sensation atioUt scrotum, wlsting:
s°"trov eft u4.tohing :11:6 tt'olhireh oh 51P."1:: see :Ye tbeuflfde'' 8' or ei_lart,11:1:1171,14::
where, bashfulneSs. depouitu tho mune, luxti
of will power, tenderness of tin scalp nal
seine, Weak and tiabbY Muscles, desire t6
thilluess of hearing'-'oss of voice, clozfr, ,
Boll tude, excitability of temper, sunken cYcz,'
Surrounded with leaden circle:, oily 2.tkillik
sicin, at.. are all symptoins nerceut:. 01,31,
ity -that lead to insanity yoless eux•ed• "L'ito
sprIng or vital course hextuR lost its tension,
eveu function 'wanes in conscouenno. TIL
WhO rOU gb abuse committed au iono,pn e
mixture, which be can Proem° at awe rf- may be po.rmanently cure& b'end 'oar ad-
putable dreg -store. 25e. for it large nettle [dross for book on diseases petmhai, t tuar.
sent froe settled atdrcs. ,Nt TCiioz'bi•
Minard's Lionnent for sale everywhere meerte0ee)1Ave:% 70Th'ltd 0ht.4411'"Th
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G-ranulated at 41c, lier lb. in bbi.
Bright Coffeo at 4c. por lb. 111 bbl,
Bright Yellow at 8ic, per lb. ii clvts,
two weeks.
Also Job Lino of Hats and o(ids and ends of 1.)ross
Goods at half-prioo.
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