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TRIMS 04 , FWB. 25, 1904.
Huron County Council.
The adjourned melon of the Baron
Co. Cannon woe oalled to meet on Tues.
day afternoon of kat vveek. At three
e'oloole the members preemie were
Mamma Caneelon, Connolly, Gunn, Look.
hart, MeNsoghion, Pattereon end Young,
On account of the continued snow bleak.
tide the other members of Coattail were
delayed an adjournment was made till
the:evening at 7.80 o'olook.
°poet* nage in the evening, all the
neenabere present except Meseta. Bloke,
McLean and Kerr.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Tender for addition to the House of
Refuge and letter from N. Stevens, of
Clinton, were referred to Executive
Committee.
Patine referring to Children& Aid
Etheiety wag reoeived and sent to Exacta
tive Committee,
Amounts read and gent to Finance
Committee trona Sepal office, Co. Print.
er, Gerrie Vidette, News.Reoard, Clinton,
Exeter Timee, Standard, Blytb, Wrox
eter Star, Beattie Brae. and Carswell &
Go,
Moved by Mr. Gunn, seconded by
Mr. Miller tbat liming learned with
regret that our worthy and reepeoted Go.
Connoillor J. B. MoLeen, of Div. No, 5,
havingmet with au aocoidett and is one.ble
to be in attendanoe. We hope he will
soon be restored to his peal good health,
suggest that hie name be plaited on the
pey roll for *hie meeting and that a copy
of thie resolution be sent by the Clerk to
Mr, MoLean. Carried.
Moved by far.Durnin, eeoonded by Mr.
Captelon that we instruct the Clerk to
write to Bead masters of Goderioh, Clin-
ton and Seaforth Collegiates to find how
many mile are attending their wheels
non•resident of Boron Co, and ask True
tees to =One demands for auy amounts
thee should be colleted from other
Counties. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Gann, eeoondeed by Mr.
Young that Oleos 3 of the Education
Oommittre'e report of the Jemmy
seseion be referred beak to the Coupon
for reconsideration. Carried.
Oa motion of Messrs. Young and
Spellman the ()Deceit adjertened to meet
Wednesday morning.
Council reaumed per adjournment with
Masan. Bloke and McLean absent.
Cleat:dee letter aekieg that delegates 138
appointed to attend a meeting to wait
upon the Loose Legislature. Sent to
Special Committee.
Messrs. Spackman and Pattereon
moved that By law No. 2 of 1897 be
amended by striking oat the words "all
accounts for granting Rey sum of money
by the Council" be atrioken out. Sent to
Exeontive Committee.
Tbe Council dimmed vedette =tilers
of interest and on motion of Blesses.
Miller and Ferguson adjourned until 3
p, m.
On reeuming Clause 3 of the Edatuttion
Conaraittee'e report was reoonsidered.
Mr. Patterson in chair in Committee,
whioh reported that Orange be strook oat
and the following added :— "Tbat the
queation of claim and amount of same
be left with the Warden, Soliaitor, Treae•
neer ea Clerk to determiue." In
°outwit report passed as amended.
Report of Go. Property Committee WAS
presented with Mr. Lookhart in chair in
0 Committee. Report paeeed. In Council
it was moved by Mr. Lookbart, eeoonded
by Mr. Durnin that the please of
changing the mode of heating the Jail be
defected for the preeent. Lost on a di.
vieion. Yeas Messrs. Durnin, Lockhart,
Patterson twit Speakman, 4. Naye,
Messina Cantelon, Connolly, Ferguson,
Gunn, Kerr, Lamont, Miller. McNaught.
on end Young, 9. Report wan then
adopted.
Metiers. Williams and Field addressed
Connoil as to allotting a room ab Hauge
of Refuge for ohildren who name under
Ohildrens' Aid Society, as a temporary
stopping
Report of Spottier Committee wee read,
W. H. Herr oacopyiug chair in Com.
mittee. Report was amended by alb-
etituting 2 for 8 delegatee in the proposed
delegation to Toronto. Report watt left
on the table owing to time of adjourn.
went having arrived.
The °peon assembled Thursday at
10 e. m. Letter read from Mr. BleLean
stating that be bad broken hie
leg and wee unable to attend the Connell.
Letter was filed.
Mr, Lockhart informed the Coonoil that
Chas. Bowler, now in Parry Sound,
Perth Oo. where they pow ere ettatthed,
that they be allowed the 260 per man hi
nee Perth Oo. doeti not make eimilar
grant. (Berried, rime, gontalon, For.
go -on, Gunn, Kerr, Lookbart, lather,
MoNeughton, Pattereon mad Speakman,
Nays, Connolly, Derain, Lamont ated
Young, 4,
Moved by ear, Pattereon, geconeled by
Mr, Miller that ohms° 14 of Exeoutive
Comenitteeei report) be amended and a
grout of 6600 mode to repair rood across
"prairie", South of Wingbam 0» oondition
that the three nenniolpalities interested
grant 6300 senile Lost. Yeae, Far.
Peon, Kerr, Lookbart, Miller and
Patterson, 5. Nays, ()au talon, Cannella,
Durnin, Gunn'Lamont, MoNaugbton,
Spaakenen and Young, 8.
M, ved by Meagre. Lockhart and Pen.
peon that the question of reeponeibility
of the County with regard to prairie
road leading to Wingham,
be referred to
Co. Engineer to be reported on at the
June Benton of that Council. Loot,
Yoea, Forgotten, Loci:that, MoNaughton
and Patterson, 4. Naye, Cantelon'Con
nolly, Durnin, Gunn, Kerr, Lamont,
Miller, Speokmao and Yooug, 9. The
report was theu adopted as amended,
Report of House of Refuge Committee
was read and in Committee, Mr. Lamont
monied the obeir. The report pacified
by adding to Manes 2, that the Committee
if they think advisable, advertise tor
applioants for Keeper and Micron or
both to be placed before Jane meeting.
Report of Road and Bridge Committee
wee taken op, Mr. Spaoliman hi the
°hair in Committee, Report passed with.
oat ameadment.
Mews. Young and Gann moved that
this Connell regret the absence or Mr.
Bloke and recommend that his name
be,pleeed on pay liet. Careied.
Moved by Messrs Kerr and Speakman
that By-law No. 4, passed in 1886, re.
ferning to Go. Engineeret duties be
amended by wilting oat tbe words "At
his own expense" atter the word persone
in the 44ch line of By•lev, Carried
Moved by Aila. Gunn, seconded by Mr.
Yoang that the tendere for the proposed
addition to the Honee of Refuge be now
submitted to the Oonnoil. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Speakman, seconded by
Ale. Ferguson that no nation be taken iu
the erection of addition to Hones of Be
fuge this session. Moved in amendment
by Mr. °antigen, seoanded by Mr. Con.
nolly that we proceed with building of
addition and that we extend the period
of paymeos for the same over 16 yeare,
the building to be e000rding to plane and
specitleatious prepared by Arobiteot
aloBride, of London. Carried. Yaffe,
Clantelon, Connolly, Durnin, Grine, Kerr,
Learners, Miller, and Young, 8. Naye,
Ferguson, Lamont, Mantughton, Pet..
tereon and Spaokman, 6.
On motion Council adjourned to 8
o'olook.
Council reenmed when supple-
mentary report of Executive Committee
was read and adopted.
Report ot Fine.nae Committee was
read and with Mr. 141111er in chair was
adopted.
Moved by Mr. Lamont, mended by
Mr. Connolly that Metiers Yonag and
Tatterson be a Committee to not with
the Jailer in euperintending the plaoing
of.the heating eyetem in jail. Carried.
There were three madam for tbe brtild•
ing of the addition to the Hope of
Refuge, all of them ooming from Olinton.
They were ;—B. Cooper, $9,000 ; Steve.
ene & Sterling, 69,960 ; and T. Alotenzie,
$10,606.
Moved by Mr. Darnin, eeoonded by
ear. Young, that the lowest tender, that
of S. S. Cooper, of Clinton, et 69000, for
building the proposed additiou to the
House of Refuge, be accepted on non
dition that he comply with plans and
specifications, sign °entreat and turnish
nthaseary fieentity. Carried. Yew', Can.
telon, Connolly, Dentin, Gnnn,Look.
hart, Lamont, MoNaughton, ergueon
and 'Young, 9, Nays, Kerr, Miller, Pat-
terson and Spaokraen, 4.
Moved by Air. Lockhart, contended by
Mr. Lamont that the appointment of
'motheaten for the proposed building be
left in the hands of the Building Com-
mittee with power to tot. Carried.
Neoessery Beelaws were prised flee
which Conned conelnded adjonring to
meet on Mee first Tuesday of June next at
8 p. m.
eroarer, 00010ITT011.
In regard to the communication from
be Conottee of Sent, Elgin, and North.
mberind relative to the Go. Coattail's
Aot amendment paeeed at the amnion of
the Provincial Legislature in 1908 we
would recommend that the preeent tu-
atara for election of Go. Connoillare
remain as it is under the Municipal Aot
of 1896, believing the Ant as it now is ie
mug general satisfaction. We advise
hat a resolution to that effeot be signed
y the Clerk and 'Warden and forwarded
o the Provincial Legielaturs. We re.
commend no gotten re the letter from
South Wentworth Farmers' Institnte re
Emigration. After ooneidering the oom.
rnunioation from the Go. of Bram
relation to Tax Sales we ooneider the
ren p
solutioosed at Deoember session
°aven the ground. We reoommend that
the opinion of the Go. Solioitoe regarding
HOltneeVille grant be printed in the nein.
utee. In referenoe to F. Anderson's
aomeannioation comoerning school monies
Wenn be laid over for further consider.
ation. In reference to motion of Blesere.
Speakman and Pattereon as to obanging
Bylaw No. 2 passed in 1897 we reoom.
mend the amendment, Begirding letter
from Northumberland Co. asking Goan.
oil to send delegate to wait on Ontario
Government relative to proposed changes
in Municipal management we recommend
that three deiegatee be sent from Mlle
Counoi 1.
Ronr.114relden, Chairman,
00. PROPSIMI clatIMITTDE.
We examined the jail and found every.
thing in good order edd the number of
repeater, to oorreepoad with *legal tepee
and recommend that leis report be print.
ed in the minutes, Rthommend that
the euppliee for Turnkey's bedroom iton•
fasting of 2 rutte, a dressing etand, e
entitain and pole and email table, be
graothd, Co. Clerk to have ermervision of
the poet:than, We reoommend that
hot evilest eyetem of beating the jail be
put in ad that tender ot C. Lee, God.
oriole, be aooepted et 6628, Janet Griffin
to have excavating necessary done by
prison labor, We vieited Registry Office
and Cottelt Howie and Wind everything
to good order, Advisee improvethente in
Judge Doyle'e offioe, viZ waintiootting,
painbiug and graining of table. Reword.
mend the purchase of a revolving ohaie,
oovered hi b etool and a inntain to
vete hooka n D. MaDoetaid'e °fries. In
AttOrneyet offiart eve adVitte that board
wishes to be committed to the Hones of
Refuge. Matter was referred to the
Honse of Refuge Committee,
Special Report wae again taken up in
Couln' Committee's,
Beloved by Mr. Young, impended by Mr.
Ferguson that olanee 7 of report be etruak
oat end no delegation sent to Toronto.
Loeb. Nays, Cantelon Connolly, Dar-
nin, Gunn, Lamont, tither, AloNaughton
end Spackman,8, Yeas, Fergueon,Look.
hart, Kerr, Patterson and Young, 6.
Moved 'by Mothers. Lockhart and Far.
peon that the Report be amended and
that 8 delegates be sent, consisting o2 the
Warden and Blesses. Connolly and Lane.
Lost on following division :—Yeas, Con.
natty, Durnin, Ferguson, Lockhart,
Lamont, end Speakman, 6. Nays,
Can talon, Gunn, Rare, Miller, MoNaugh-
toe, Potbereon, and Young, 7. Moved by
Mn. Durnin, eeoonded by Ale. Lemont
that otanse 7 be amended by appointing
O delegates and that the Warden and
Messrs. Connolly and Kerr go, Loeb. Yeas,
gonnolly, Deruin, Leolthart, Lamont,
Patterson and Young, 6, Nuys, Cantelon,
Fergueon, Gunn, Here, Miller, MoNaugh.
tote and 8paakman, 7.
Moved by Mr. Gann, seconded by Mr.
Young thea Meuse 7 of the eeport be
amended by inserting 3 &epees, they
to be the Warden, and Wear& Connolly
add Miller, (Warted. Yeas, Cantelon,
Con boll er, Derain, Ferguson, ednti,
MoNaughton and Young, 8.
Naya, Kerr, Lockhart, Lan:tont, Patter.
eon, Speakman, The report then pased.
Rotten of Executive Go0101ittOe 0008
peattented with Ale, gantelon in the chair.
The report pasted in gootroittee up to
clang° 14, when the Cotinoil adjourned on
Wallet of Mouth. Kerr and Speakman
till the afternoon tet 2 e'olook.
Go resuming the Igxedutive 00113131H.
tee% meet wail Whale ep and report
pegged.
Moved by Meeere. Ferganon and Gaut.
elan that in the event of Copt, 11,1,i0O'S 00
Volunteer (Ehertie) attending camp in CO
•
petition be out down, that More room
be fitted up in attic ter books, end that
walls be papered, work to be done under
supervielon of Go, Clerk and oflthiele of
vweioue Nome intereeted. We reoom.
mend that a meter oloeet be pee in jury
room for poomnetthatiou of Judges at
time f Courts instead of dry earth ',Peet
proposed se 'Wee le oontrery to town
By.law, work to be under direction of go.
Olerk and Mail m in of Committee.
'Zoom, Otthirtuan,
Mr. Lathhart occupied the Chair in
Committee when report wee carried and
afterward adopted in the Council, a re
solution by Messrs. Lookhart and Durnin
to strike out hot water eyetem jail
being defeated by 9 to 4.
110170 OP ncruar 001414133011.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
French is still matron at the Moose of
Refuge and no steps have been taken as
yet to swam the services of another
rastron. We recommend that in eon.
nection with the employing of a Keeper
Or Matron or bah for the Hope that
the House of Refuge Committee be eun
powered to swore the necteseary help
temporarily in cage of emergency and
to ask for applicants in case of vaottooy
and plaoe them before the June seselon of
this Council. We 000.0003a0ci that the
telephone formerly in W. Coats' office, as
House of leafage Inspector, be trausferred
offioe of Inepeotor Torraeoe. We
audited amounts 1186 to 1148 inolueive.
These ea:aunts date from Dere let 1908
to preseut tinee,e_we find the mune correct.
H. SPActithiAN,Clbairnien.
ROAD AND MUDGE 0031101113013.
We recommend that Go. Eugineer's
report be aooepted and perused in the
minutes. Year Committee examined all
the tenders for bridgee reoeived by the
Engineer in response to hie advertise.
ment, known as the Westfield bridge,
Howiok & Grey, Wingbam and the
Kirkton bridge. The diff,rent tenders
for steel superstructure are :—
A. Dick & Eioa, Alton, Ont.,
Wingbam bridge, open 70 feet 61280
Flowtok & Grey " 70 " 1280
.Kirkton," " 60 " 951
Hamilton Bridge Go.
Westfield bridge span 220 feet.66788
Wingbam 1087
Howiok & Grey " 1087
Kirkton 674
King Bridge Go,, Cleveland,
Westfield bridge 64900
Wingham " 1080
Howlok& Grey" 1080
Kirkton 767
Banter Bridge Co., Kincardine,
Weetfield bridge $4980
Wingham " 1076
Howie& & Grey " 1075
Xirkton 767
Diokeon Broe ,
Wingham bridge e1365
Kirkton 853
We would advise that the tenders from
the Hooter Bridge Go. be accepted for
P7eettield, Wingbam and Bowiok & Grey
bridges and that the Kirkton bridge be
given to to the Hamilton Bridge Oo. if
the work is undertaken by our Go. this
mason, the question of building bridges
to be in obarge of oar CO. Engineer.
For the abutments the following tenders
were reoeived :—
Frauk Guttridge, Seefortb
Westfield, centre abutment $6 50 nob, yd.
end " 5 60 " "
Wingham 4.75 .1 ..
flowiuI & Grey 41 5 00 f t
Kirkton " 4 5,60 ..
Mr. Barber, Wingbam
Winghern' abutment 4 76
Howiok laGrey " 4 75 "
Frank Nagle, Millet
Westfield, all abutments 5,85 " "
We would recommend that the tenders
for the Westfield and Kirkton bridges be
given to Prank Guttridge : the Wiughana
and Etowick & Grey to Chas. Barber ;
that our Co. Engineer be instructed to
exatnine plane and specifloations and Meet
eatiefttotory eeourity be given for the
oompletion of the work,
D. CANTELON, Chairman.
EXSOOTIVIt 000101TT00'S ASSORT.
We reoommend the following grantor
applied for ;-610 00 for flowers at Court
Hope ; $20 to Sick Children& Hoepital,
Toronto ; $25 to eaob Farmers' Institute
in Co. ; 818 to each Pablie Library ; and
620 to each agrioeltural end Horticultural
Satiety holding Faire in 1904. No notion
oopereing South and East Heron
Women& Inatitoten and gonentroptive
Saniteritim, We recommend that the
tender of 3. T. Goldthorpe for wood for
jail at 8415 per aped be aooepted. Wo
have examined etatemente reoeived from
Oollegiates in the County e and find the
amount° to be paid for the year 1904 as
follows :—Eleafortb, 62 865 57 ; (Pluton,
$2,108 08 ; Goderieb, 01,800 00. We are
in Raver of the grant to all schools doing
Ountionation work being the Flame tie lest
year. In referencia to regneet of Col
Young, 88rd Reg., asking for 6600 to Beta
piement pay of privates in Bump. We
reoommend that above amount be granted
but not in eny pee to exceed 26 pate per
day, Committee begs leave to report
that 8 bender; were received for building
additton to Hope of Regugo and leaving
oonsidered the importunate of thio matter
refer it beak to tbe Cloonan. In regard
to regent from Jae. Mitobell, President
of Children' Aid Society, taking tor a
grant, we recommend that the sum of 850
be granted. We advise that the ap•
plication for gratin' to road improvement
from the "Prairie" road South of Winge
ham, the Aux tthable, and big swamp in
flay be not entertained.
B. 53. Gnutt, Chairman,
11
A BROAD STATEMEST.
This ennonneement it made without
any qualifioation. Ftern•Roid ie the one
preparation in the world that guarantees
it.
Hem Redd will ante any ease of Piles.
79 18 in the form at a tablet.
It le the only Pile remedy need
internally,
It is impossible to oure eateblished
or.
ptn
ee of Piles with ointentt, supposit
We, injectiohet or outward appliances.
p
A arantee is triaged with every p0ek.
age of Hem Reid whit% oontaine
wonther treatment.
Go and talk to your druggist about
Sold in Brtuthele by Jas. Fox,
ty the will of the late Rev, Fthan
Kneel, of Stratford, reoently regietered
hie property Valued at between $8,000
end 64,000 is begueethed Re followe
81,000 to the St. Vineenb ole Peal Soolety,
of Stratford, foe the relief of the poor ;
61,000 for a Meneakittl window in Si
Joeeph'e (throttle end 5 monument in
Avondale cemetery ; $250 for Mesas.
Twelve shares of the DQminfon Stings
to Investment Soelety etook to be divided
aggelly between hie former heueelteepers,
lire. Bridget Either and Mies Isabella
AleoDooelel ; hie library to the RC Rev.
P. P. feloEvaa, Riehop of London ; the
residue to his Meter, now Margaret 0.
Kilroy, '
Presbytery of Maitland.
On January 29th, the Presbytery of
Maitland met pro re nate, in the Preeby.
teriau church, Lac:know, Rev, D. Perrie,
moderator of Preebytery, presided. Tbe
ocnthregation booming reoeived notice, was
also present. The meeting wee opened
with clevotionel exeraises, ooncluoted by
tbe medersaar. There wee a fair attend-
ant:tool members of the Preebytery.
It with moved, eeoonded acid agreed to
that Rev- A., Miller, of Athileld, ant fee
Presbytery olerk pro tore. It was aleo
unenirnously agreed to approve the con.
dno* of the Moderator in haviog oalled
the meeting.
The moderator having stated the object
of the meetiug, and it having been ex.
plaieed that the congregation bad 60011
duty oited to appear for its intereat, Rev.
A. Mitoltay was requested to address the
Presbytery oonoerning hie resignation
whioh he had sent to the moderator. Mr.
Maokay then addreseed the court awl ex.
phoned the eatteee of the stop he had
taken, and expreseed tbe hope that bis
reeignatiou would be aooepted.
A petition was presented to the Preeby-
tery eigoed by 135 members and 92 ad-
herents, praying that the minieter,e
resignation be not aooepted. Also a
doeument was promoted whioh had been
gent from a meeting of the congregation
held OP the previous Monday, &eking that
Rev. A. Maokeylbe retained as pastor. At
thie meeting of the congregation 25 dale.
gates bed been appointed to represent
matters to the Preebytery, and the maj•
ority of these were now preeent, Three
representatives from the ammo» were
heard and the delegates who were present
from the meeting of the congregation
were then regnested to address the port.
All the speakere referred in the highest;
tempi to Rev. Mr. Basokay's ability, the
evangelical obaraoter in hie pulpit minis.
tratione, and to bis faithfulness and
assiduity as a pastor, going in and going
oat among the families of hie flook, visit.
hog the siok and the healthy with exaept.
ional faithielness. Reference walla also
made and statistical stibmitted, in regard
to the very subetantial increase in mem-
bership in the congreption during the
sixteen years and a half of Mr. Mackay's
neinietry. One or two of the speakers
whilst expreeeing their regret at the air.
oumetenees, would not press for the non.
acceptance of the resignation, provided
that the minister bim.elf was desirous
that it should be accepted, Thereafter
Mr. Healthy was beard in reply, and ex.
preened hie appreciation of the kindly
manner in whioh the epeakers had refer.
red ba himself pereonally, but be did not
See hie way to ooneent to the withdrawn(
of bis resignation.
The following resolution was Veen neov.
ed by Rev. R. MacLeod, of Rieley, and
seconded by the Rev. 3. Malcolm, of
Teeewater, end agreed to :—"That the
Preebytery accept of the molar:tattoo of
Itev. A. letaokay, of tbe pastoral charge
of Luaknow congregation, and in doing it
Preebytery would p0000 record ice sor-
row at losing the services of one of its
members most highly respected by every
congregation within its bounds. During
the sixteen yeare of hie tniuistry over the
Luoknow congregation, Mr. Maokay hag
proved himself a workman not needing to
be aehamed, rightly dividing the word of
troth, and as a proof of tbe goodwill of
the congregation towards him, at the
meeting beld last Monday to consider
matters relating to his reeignation, a
unanimous vote was passed wishing him
to withdraw his reeignation. Not only
as a faithful minister of the Gospel did
Mr. Maokay prove him -elf, but also me a
member of the Presbytery, always willing
and faithful ib discharging all the duties
devolving upon biro. The Presbytery
would reoommend him to the guidance
and keeping of the great Shepherd of the
sheep end would bope that a field would
soon be open for him where he
might labor tie in the past foe the eaten-
aion of the Master's kiegdom.
Members of the Presbytery then spoke
in the highest terms of Mr. Maokay's min.
istryeas being one oharaoterized by faith.
fetuses anti by no balavvay conviotione re•
goading pep] truth. He Was spoken of as
being oioet exemplary in hie own family,
having exceptional goalifloations as a
visitor among the people, and being
exceedingly obliging among big brethren
injthe Presbytery. Mr. Maokay in allow
remarks reciprocated the kindly feelinge
beyxtpertey,esed by the members of the Pres.
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FX0. 26, 1904
Rey, S. AL Whaley, of Bt. Helens, wail I SEAL ESTATE.
appointed to doolaro the palpit man*
and thereafter to at asModerator of -------
eieesion during tbe vaoanoy.
The oold.etorege building at Trenton
was knitted, laming a loss of uboot
660,000.
Robert Jaffray bite been chosen Chair,
Man of the Tetnisistiroing Railway
gommieelote
Bon. Rol •'phe roleux, Solieltor-
General, was re•eleeted in Gaepe, Que.,
by aoolarnatioo.
Ales. Octahrane, an old lady living alone
near Olipbant, Brune county, was foetid
fro zen to deet -h.
The Dominion Fair in Winnipeg will
be held the lain week in July and the
fleet week in August,
J. M. Molevoy, barrister, wee nom.
hutted for the Commons by the Liberals
of East Middlesex,
John E. Bohissier wee mailed to death
between two truces in the Vtotoria
Harbor Lumber Company'e yard.
Barnet 'Wein le under arrest at Mont.
Waal on a cheep of having absconded
with 68,800 from I, Weiner, & Go., Phila.
delpbia.
Fire in Woodstock on Sunday morning
eaoeed by leaking gas,deetroyed the stook
of J. O. Trotter, clothier, end damaged
the pablio library, upstairs.
At Stratford Aesizes Elias Meihna woo
totted guilty of manslaughter in retheing
to cell a dootor for hie sick daughter, and
watt let go on appended sentence.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
17t, ERKSBIRE BOAR FOR SER.
I-, woo —The undersigned will keep for
Serviee 00 09* Lot 17, Om 7, Morrie, 8 nor&
bred Rerkelaire Boar, bred by W. R. Dur-
ham, Ymk Lodge, East Toronto, Pedigree
may be seen on application Terms, $1,00,
with privilege of returning ff neoeseary,
28-t1 JAS. NIOROL, P1oprietor,
IMPORTANT NOTICES
ABOUT 25 cords green hardwood want.
ed. G. A. DEADRAN, Bruseels.
- -
QHORT HORN - YEARLING
1._7 Bull for sale, red in oolor and brad
from let prise stock. Lot 23, 000.15, Grey,
J. D. McNeill, Proprietor, Oranbrook P. 0,
1410.8 SALE—LOT 207 AND
.1 dwelling thereon, North-west corner
William aud Albert streets, Brussels.
49-tf J. LECKIE.
MONEY TO LOAN.—$25,000.
We have the above amount of pri-
vate funds to loarken real estate mortgages
at 44 and 5 per cent. Easy terms of re -pay-
ment and cute of loan moderate.
PBOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR,
Barristera, 40., Godermh,
THORO' I3RED SHORT HORN
e..I Bolls for sale, One is 1 year old and
the other two younger. Also several regist-
ered cows and netters. Apply to JAMES
13012111, Lot SO, Oen. 6, Morrie Twp., Bono.
eels P. 0, 22-0f
BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR
BALE.— In the County of Helton,
Naesagaweya township, iu the Village of
Moffat. On this lot is a good stone chop
400*0 feet, with full set of tools, 8100 a good
Urge frame houao, good frame stable and
driving house, au itore of manual with entail
orchard and good well. Property 10 situat-
ed in good farming hmallty. No opposition
within 5 miles enure, lie to oonvonienoe
Property is e of a mile (rum school, less
than 803100000 walk to oburch or 0. 1', 20,
station; good woodworker shop in untrec-
Ron and store and postoffloe in omega.
Moffatt is 12 relies from Guelph, 25 melee
from Hamilton and 12 miles from the Cop.
ty town of Milton. For further partioulare
apply to the undersigned TEO& TAYLOR ,
Moffat P. 0., Bolton 00. 006, 28.4
WANTED
A man to represent "CANADA'S 088A3.
800Nvosencts" iu the town of Brunetti
and aurrounding country, and take order°
for
OUR HARDY SPECIALTIES
in Fruit Tema, Sewell Fruits,
Ornamentals, Maids, ROHS,
Vines, Steed Potatoes, &e.
Stook true to name and free from Sen
Jose Saab. A permanent poeition for
the piglet man on either salary or
oommieeicto.
Stone & Wellington
PONTaILL 10UR8ER1108
SO -Om over 000680005
TO 3ONT0, - ONTA RID
AUDITORS' ABSTRACT
—OP
1..flABM TO RENT, BEING LOT
4. 80, Com ICI, Grey. There ale 100 force,
00 Peer aultivaelen. Apply to Josnra P.
10131010812, on the premium', or Alonorieff
P. 0. 2141
1ARM FOR SALE CONTAIN.
I 104 00 ambit, being North lativee of
Lotti 15 awl 16, Bon. 1, Grey, comfortable
108000 house, bank bora, orohard, 40. 010Y
4 miles from Atolotwoi th. Goon Ideality
and floe roade. m Galata poesesalon. 2!
lana Is not sold by ond of month it will be
rented if suitable truant offers. For fur.
thor particulars apply to or write
18.0! W. 11. 12131601,022000e1e,
GOOD FARM FOR SALM,—
P110 nudersigned otters for gale her
excellent fano, located 00 actu, 10, Grey
township, and °matelot:1g 103 'acres, There
is u comfortable troone ootter, bank been,
good Mixing Feed, Dreher , doe. 00 Wee
prinnises. 1larm is well drained and fenced.
It le also will watered by the river Reit.
land and an invaluable Boring. Convenient
to market, 'wheel and ohurehes. For prieo,
terms and other particulars apply on
promises, 0011 by letter to MRS, T. OAL-
BUR, Proprietroes, Oran brook 1',», 006(
1 00 ACRE FARM FOR SALE,
ing Lot 11, L'on, 4, Grey town -
gbh), 00 Exert olt ared , balance bush; There
Is a good house, bank burn, orchard, .Zo.
Well fenced and farm in good oondition 105
08008 01 Full W1100111. 6 mike from lirue-
Belo ; only # of a :MHO from ohutob and
11 miles from school. 1 osseesien eould
be given to suit the pbrehaser, Vet 10r-
ther particulate as to price, ternte, dee., ap-
ply on the premium to A, 00001, Proprie-
ter, Or at TUB POST, Greene's, 02.01
TrARMS FOR SALE. — 350
autos flrat.chtse lend in the Township
of Grey-1,ot 16, Goa. 14, 100 0.01.06 Lot 17,
flou 14,100 euren ; and WI 1.01 18, Oon. 14,
00 aores-250 acme All excellent. 00 ndi•
Woo with flest-olass buildingi ; brick house
with all modern conventenees, and large
bank barn, root and straw heave, stabled,
&O. Well watered. Prom 85 to 40 88008 of
good hardwood bush. Lot 10, Oen. 10, eon-
tainiug 100 eons 00 first -elm laud, good
frame house and largo bank barn nearly
new. The property can be sold in two or
three panels to suit pUrebexere. Terme
liberal. Also a 001121110(11 OM dwelling house
and lot tn8,ueeole, For fu ther partieu.
la= apply to the owner on the premise:4
LAUGHLIN MoNkliu, or to JNO.
Brussel& 21.tf
BRUSSELS
HORSE FAIRS
The Regular Monthly Horne Fairs will
be beld as follows :—
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4 h, 1904
MAROH Brd, 1904
APRIL 7th, 1904
A. Dumber of leading local aud foreign
buyers will be in attendance,
Parties wishing to sell live stook of any
description, or other ohattels, by auction,
at mob Faire, ORO have the same attend•
ed to by oonemuniaating with the under.
eigoed before date of Fair.
F. 8. SCOTT, Clerk.
STILL IN THE
OLD STAND
While we are not given much
to puffing up our business in the
public print we desire to thank
our numerous customers for the
hearty support accorded us in
1903, and to state that we are
still in the old stand ready to
attend to their wants.
Wood work repairs promptly
attended to and all departments
of blacksmithing, with a specialty
made of Horse -shoeing and lob-
bmg. As we have spent 18 years
in Brussels we think we are cora-
potent to understand the wishes
of the public to a good extent.
Call and see us.
S. T. PLUM
Thomas street, Brtheeele.
Frog & Wed
McCaughey Block
Item,ember
our Bindere, Mowere, Rakes, Harrowe,
Cultivators, Drills, eat., are not excelled
by any in the market.
If Tau are i, Need
of any Farm revisit° we have it at a
RIGHT, price.
This is the Place
for rare values in Cutters and Sleighs,
Harness, Cream Separators, Pulpere,
Washers and Wringers.
. To Come
inspect our Stook and get our Prices
ie your Golden Opportunity if you are a
tiller of the eoil.
Wagone, Buggies, Hay Loader,., Forks
and Bliuge, Windmille, Tread Powers,
Epilog° gutters, 40, handled in seamen.
Neil S. McLauchlin,
AGENT.
1
Choice Stock of
ROBES RUCS
&0., &C.
A fine range of Robes, best in the market, has been
opened up consisting of
—BLACK GALLOWAY —SASKATCHEWAN
--7•GREY GOAT, —GRIZZLY BEAR
and MOUNTAIN BEAR.
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—Plush and Wool Rugs, a very choice lot.
—In Horse Blankets a large stock is carried and sold'
at Close Prices.
IJ. DONALDSON
Repairing' Promptly Attended to
BRUSSEL S.
Sign of
the
Horse's Head
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
CUTTERS aid SLEIGHS
FOR THE YEAR 1903
RECEIPTS.
egoalo on hand 8464 18
Belln ioi pal taxes 10685 27
Non-resident taruiS 5 87
Wawanoeh Bdy. line aponnt8 10
Receipts for timbee and lumber
on toed 8 50
Lioenee fend 84 67
Interest 28 80
Asseeement re Lamont drain 11 PO
Legialaeive school grant 298 00
W. Kerney, work with grader4 70
Leans 400 00
Debentures re Lamont drain4468 71
W, H. Kerr, J, P., Finee....., 8 00
Total . 619865 80
EXPENDITURE,
Roads and bridgee 6 1919 74
Mithellaneotth 281 68
Board of Health 9 00
OMoer'a salariee 735 00
Printing se 00
TRIM 1953 13
Law Costa 1 00
Loans 400 00
801101)1 A 6217 64
Ze0ereet 00000 ... • k. 4 • 8 25
Charity . „. • 18 00
Lamont drain 4459 11
Debentures 710 00
TOW 818687 55
AiiiiiI/TS. LIABILITillIs.
ORA OP 110.11(1 8 8678 25 County Rate ................$ 2361 00
Doloalleoted than 682 98 Debenture cm Lemont drain., 4484 68
nem Grader ..... . .... 200 00 Debentueee on ti. 8. 8. No, 12,
Tovenehip thli ....... ..,970 00 ' Worth. 8 Mil tett., ....... e .. 1600 00
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6 5431 28 Total 8889688
As the Summer trade is over I heartily thank
my Customers for their patronage and wish
to state that I have put in a full stook of
Cutters and Sleighs.
BEST MAKES LOW PRICES
We would ask you to call
stock before purchasing els
All kinds of Repairing
promptly attended to.
and inspect our
ewhere.
and Re -painting
Liabilities of the ToWnship et Moretti for the year endite Deeeterber 314, 1908,
correot abstract etatement of the Reoeipte and EXpenditure and of tho &sett' and
We, the undereigned Auditor°, hereby &Mete the foregoing to be a tene and
D4
N. J0n/161,0N At/Monte
M. BLACK }
Thainteer's Offloe, Feb, 4th, 11004,
CARRIAGE BUILDER, BRIISSELS.
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