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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-12-15, Page 4ube )3xxt$5ezo .Ostt, THURSDAY, DHC. 15, 1904. Euron County Council. The December session of the Go, Council opened on :rneeday afternoon of loot week at 8 o'olook, in the coact House;. Goderioh, Warden Bowman io the chair. All the members were in their Beate viz :—Meeere, Durnin, Young, Connolly, Cauteloo, Lamont MaNan h• ton, Speakman, Hicks, Gann, MoLean, ILerr, Panama, Lockhart, Ferguson and Miller. Minutes of last meeting read and passed. The Warden referred to the work of the year and spoke of probable matters coming before this eeeeion. Owing to the deoeaee of Wm, Stothers, of Ashfield, J. Allan, the new Clerk was named ea Nominating Officer for 0o. ()toenail Div. No, 1 and F. Morley, of Uaborne, wee appointed to take H. Illiber'e pleas in Div. No. 4. Oommnuioatione were read from Wing - ham Commit asking for the nee of timber on old bridge at Zetland to be utilized as temporary bridge until iron acre alre there is pot in place by the Hunter Bridge Go., of Kincardine. Councillor Belln r ie a d ) . UU bo, m, M. P., were preeent and addressed the Go. Connell and after the wetter was die• missed it was sent to Road and Bridge Committee asking for prompt action, as the present situation is detrimental to the bueiaese attenuate of Wingham. Chas. Constable, of Seetortb, was re. ported ae sent by Judge Doyle to the Iuduetrial Sohool, Mimioo, at an ex- pensepf $1.25 p,r week to Huron Go. Harriston High School Board wrote ask• ing for remuneration for Huron Co. pupils, Sent to Education Committee. The Provincial Aeeooiatioo in charge of Consumptive Sanitarium asked Huron to aid in urging for legislation dlreoted to the promotion of that work. Clerk Lane reported that be 'had received copies of By -«awe from Middlesex, Water. loo and Wellington Counties relating to Peddler's Bylaws in force there. Tare key Knox asked the Oo. Coattail for allow - Ben for light, water and feel, Sheriff Reynolds wrote Oonnoil that owing to Jailer Griffin's illness It was neoeeeary to appoint an offiuer to temporarily take his place. Norfolk Go. asks oo-operation on amendment to Municipal Aot as to bridges, &o. Tba Clerk reported that a majority of the Manioipalitiea reported their wieb to have Go. Cannell aoneti• tuted of Reeves atter the coming 2 year term. Applications were read re office of Keeper and Matron of Hones of Rein we as follows :—Geo. Newcombe and wife, Goderiob township ; Mrs. Simpson, matron, Clinton ; Mr. 3tutoh and wife, Gorrie ; D. Frenob, Keeper, Clinton ; R. De Long and wife, G.deriob. Applioa tions sent to House of Refuge Gom• mittee. Eegairy was made by Mr. Miller ae to grant of $600 to Huron Volunteers, Gorrie Co., oomposed of 16 men not receiving their share. The answer wan that Gerrie Co. belonged to Perth Go. regiment now and as Perth Co. Ooanoil made a grant Gorrie should share there. The $600 was ased•up in paying 22o per day to Heron Regiment. Moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. Fergnaon that ea Perth Go. grant went to pay old debt that 22o a mac be paid by this Council to Gorrie Go. as they as ratepayers have to contribute their share in taxes. Sent to Executive. Hoare of Refuge Building Oommittee reported that addition was op, the elate roof about finished, partitions and lath- ing done and plastering will follow. Electric light will be pot in the addition. Plumbing is completed, Committee met 4 times and Arobiteot McBride, ot London, attended 3 meeting° of Dom mittee. Amonots of money paid so tar are :-8. 8. Cooper, 000traotor, $4,600; A. Oantelon, inspector, $84 ; A. Ma - Kenzie, $50 ; Arohiteot MuSride, 830. The report was considered in Committee of the Whole, with Mr. Pattereon is the coheir, and was paeeed. Council ata joaroed to meet at 7,30 p. m. Tuesday evening Council met in special passion and paeeed By law No. 6 to raise by ieeae of debentures, to run 20 yeare at 4 %, the sum of $20,000, to be used in paying oust of addition to House of Refuge and the building of bridges. Die- oaeeion ensued on Zetland bridge for an hour. A letter was received from Staph• en township asking for a bridge to be built in oonjnootion with Middleeex and Lambton eouutiee. Sent to Road and Bridge Committee. Jno. Aneley'e report as Go, Commissioner, was read and Bent to same Committee. Meagre. Speakman and Hicks in motion urged for immeiiate aotioa on bridge in 8tepht en referred to. Rev, Mr. Hazen and Mr. Yatee addressed the Connell relative to the nee of the Goan room for religiose services while North street new Metho- dist ohuroh was being built. Request sent to Go. Property Committee. Geo, Laithwaite addressed theClou:oil relative to a grant of $100 to the Go, Rifle Assoc- iation, money to be devoted to prizse for title matches. Exeoative was seised to report on the request. Schedules from Relocation Department ebowing grants to various saboole was Bent to Eduction Committee. Pintoes Committee's re- port was paeeed with Mr. Gann in the ohair. On motion of Messrs. Oonnolly and Speakman a request WEB sent to Estimative Committee for a refund of half the pedlar's license fee 10 Fred. Morgan, of Porter's Hill, owing to hie health preventing him from following op his work a large part of the eeeeou. Im the matter of a selection of Keeper of House of Refuge, D. Freneh, the prise. enc officer, was re•eleated and in plane of Mre. French, who resigned an Matron, Mrs. Simpson, of Clinton, was chosen. The salary of the former is 8800 per annum and the latter $250, with board, lodging and free medical attendanoe. On motion of W. H. Kerr and R. Miller a reeolntion o4 eympatby wag permed to Jailer Griffin in hie eerione illness mud the Clerk ordered to send a copy of it to him., Thureday afternoon a delegation was present diaouesing work done on grading the Colborne hill by Goderioh township in which the Co., the two townships and Clinton aontribdted. Metiers. Snider Bteven8, Doast, Baer, Swanee and Soerster spoke. They elaimed a glare of the $1100 had been misapplied, Mateo Mlddletda, of Goderioh township, combatted the statememte made sod said the matter wag etraiaht and oorroot. The gtreetion wag sunt to the Road and Bridge Committee. Commit oonolnded the bgsinaes on Thureday evening, having held seeeione each evening. A motion to pay the bulanoe of great duo Reeve Middleton for work on Goderiob town. ship hill was adopted in Ooanoil atter defeating an ameudment to postpone payment. By-laws were passed bearing on the proposed Co, Ooaneil change and for appointment ot Beeper and Matron of the Rowse of Refuge. A cordial vote of thanks was tendered to Warden Bowman for the agreeable and competent manner in which he performed bie duties during the pant Year He replied appropriately end was followed by brief, reminieoent e eeohee fromall the embers t p 1 m of 4e Uuunoll, Treasurer, Clerk, Co. Com• mieeioner, ex Go, Councillor R. MoLean, Editor Todd, Messrs, Mallough, Elliott and Reeve aliddietoo. After the motion to adjourn was (tarried "Auld Lang Syne" was auog with joined bands around the table. 00 oOMMleamNEa'B REPORT. My report eontaine the number and amount of orders issued shim let of Jane, 1904, to thin date. With regard to the brtdgee which were to be erected this season I would report se follows I— le ooujnnatiou with Co. of Perth we erected a oonorete bridge of one atoll open, 46 fat in length, over Fiah Creek, Iii k r to The bridge u c e om boundary of g Y Grey and E'ma townahipa, known tie Aonett'e, is ea far 88 eontreotore view it, oompleted but has not been taken off thele hands as we have not tested the strength of the Generate floor. Bridge on boundary of Hawick and Grey, also the Westfield bridge hats bean completed and are eatiefaotory strnntnres. Material for Wingham ;bridge has been delivered bot on 8000001 of lateness of season neoeeeary gement abutmente have not been built thio year. Contractors are now at Zetland preparing to erect the new steel bridge there. The Stanlake and Black Creek bridges were let to Hamilton Bridge Go., the former to be completed by Deo. 15th and the latter by June 20, 1905 All the Go. bridges appear to be in a cafe oonditiou at the present time. The amoaut of orders issued for repairs and new work totals 820,258 83 for the past 6 months. I have examined several old bridges and reoommeod following contract, work to be dune early next season as the old bridges are nosafe for heavy Wade, timbers being very much decayed :—tat, one South of Ambers 8y, over 18 mile river, on Lake shore road is Ashfield. It is 95 ft. lotus and 16 ft. road- way ; oad•way; 2nd, bridge on boundary between Aehfi,'Id and Wawanosh, over,the 9 mile river, to be 60 feet long and 16 feet wide ; 3rd, Morriebank bridge over Maitland river, on deviation road of Morrie and Tarnberry townahipa, It should be 110 Leet long and 16 feet wide ; 41b, Two bridges will have to be erected on Boundary line between Tnokeremlth and Hibbert townships, one to be over Bayfield river and the other over Mer- riam) Creek, the former will have to be 60 feet long. Those bridges are to be erected in ooujunotion with the Go, of Pe th. The usual amount of lumber should be provided for repairs to hridgee for nexteeaeoo. Jobe Aoeley, Go. Commissioner. JAILER GRIFFIN'S REPORT. Following le a report of prisoners in jail :—Wm. Chalwell, Toronto ; Robt. Wallace, Tuckersmith ; W. Mathewson, GOderioh township : Thos. Stokes, Perth Go. ; Harry Davis, Ottawa, all vagrants ; James Gunn, Colborne, insane ; J. L. McKenzie, Port Heron, Robt. Carey, and Jno, Trewathway, Goderiah ; and Jno. Hubbard, Hamilton, for theft. I would ask that storm eaeh be put on the windows as it would be a great saving of feel. REPORT OF PRODUCE ON HOUSE OF REFUGE FARM Following is a report of Crops grown on the farm for the past season Barley, 250 bue. ; oats, 425 bqe. ; beans, 18 lone. ; oniona, 120 bue,; mengolde, 816 bne. ; turnips, 180 bus. ; garden carrots, 8 bus. ; garden beets, 7 bue. ; parsnips, 3 bre. ; potatoes, 532 bee. ; teble turnips, 90 bus. ; tomatoes, 7 bus. sugar beete, 8 aerate ; oabbage, 700 heads ; raspberries, 1200 quarte ; bay, 28 tone ; apples, 7 barrels ; corn fodder, j; sore. We boilt 40 rode of wire lenoe across the front of farm. D.FRENCH, Keeper. DR. suite's REPORT. The year 1904 being an extremely Gold one from the beginning to the end was particularly hard on the aged with the result that death rate is higher than ever before viz 17. With new facilities we will be able to give more comfort to the inmatee. I made 86 visite during the year and treated 847 oaeee. The deaths and ages were as follows :— Eaterbrook, Exeter, pneumonia, 86 years, Vogt, Wroxeter, insanity & pneumonia, 80, Nightou, Stephen, Gamier of etomaeb, 77, Reniok, Clinton, apoplexy, 77, Caubboh, twp, Goderiob, pneumonia, 75, Higgins, Stanley, old age, 87, Smith, twp. Wawanosh, oyehkie, 85, Kennedy, Seaforth, 000eumption, 70, Knott, Clinton, cancer of etomaoh, 78, Mullin, Gtey, apoplexy, 76, Shsmeow, Howlett, consumption, 78, St. John, twp. Goderiob, insanity, 88, Sherman, Clinton, old age, 100, Wilson, Howlett, pneumonia & insanity, 79 Aatueoa, Mo$illop, heart dieeaee, 81, Mre. MaGinnie, Aehfield, old age, 83, Daley, MaKillap, cancer of etomaoh, 67. J. W. SHAW, Pbyeinian. REPORT OF THE INSPECTOR OF THE HOUSE OF 11E000E. The Inspector of the lime of Industry and Refuge of the County of Baton re• epectfully presents the following es hie report for the term ending 30th Nov, 1904 :—Total number of inmates admit- ted 81n0e opening of House, 276 ; No. of inmates onlet of December, 1903, 81 I No, admitted during the year (5) re. admitted, 21 ; born in Moue, 0 ; No. of deaths daring the year, 17 ; No, abeoond- ed during the year, 1 ; No, disohnrged during the year, 0 ; No. of inmates in House let December, 1904, 78—melee 49, lemalee 29. No. admitted during. 1904 from rural munieipalitiee:—Townehipe— MoKillop 5, Goderiob 1, U.boree 2, Aeh• flout 1, Tuokeremith 2 ; towns and vil• lagee—Goderioh 5, Wingham 1, Exeter 2, Clinton 1, Wroxeter 1. Nationality of inmates admitted daring 1904—Sootland 4, Ireland 5, Canada 5, Germany 1, England 6. No. of daye' board of in,, mates, 290881 No, of days' board Keep. eras family and belp, 946 ; average nom• ber of inmates during 1908, 79 46 l with Keeper's family and help added, 82. Total expenditure on House and Farm, $4322 35 ; add value of provisional and fuel on hand let Dee., 1008, $1474.10 ; add tett per oent. for doprtointion of im• plemeote, 875 00 ; total nap-nditure, 86871.46. Dedoot expenditure 0n Capital 50000)14, $6.05 ; pelmabeut improve. menta, $0 ; provielot:e, produoe, taw clouting and fuel on bend let Dee„ 1904, tie per inventory, 81,116 26 ; produce sold during 1914 and other receipts, 8641 76 ; received from paying patients, 8100 50 I total, $1863 56. Amount *S- paded for rapport of intnatee, $4007,89 ; sverage expense per inmate p r day 18 79 ciente ; average weekly txpenas per in. mate, Had. nearly. The expenditure on the Horne and Farms a000uots Is as 111 lows :—Hired help for 17o[180 and farm, $24450 ; stook, team and implements, 8102,00 ; aalnriee—Inepeotnr, Keeper and Matron, $687.50 ; phy iri an's salary and appliances, &1 ,9208.58 ; rep,ire to build fug and furniture, 811182 ; provisions and olothing, 82286 89 ; fuel tied light, $538,58; books,etatienery and postage, 814 14 ; euppliee for stock and farm, $81 83 ; on capital a000nut, $6 06 ; blot• dental expenses, $91 46 ; total, 84822 85 JOHN'1'onnras, Iuepeotor. PROPERTY 00M2I00E5, We vielted the jail and found the Jailer's report ootreot 10 portions baiog imprisoned there. Jail was found Olean and in good order. Advise ;het no notion be taken on application of Jailer for atoms eseh: The new eyetsm of beating the ]ail appears to bo very sattefact at . We found Jailer Griffin seriously ill but we sincerely trust that he wi,l roan be restored to bis mean( health and strength, The Registry Office was found ingood order, as was the aloud Homo in its various apartmente. A copy of an agree mens between Council and North street Methodist church Truetee Board woe attached to report. Report wan adopted in Committee and Council, Mr. Llokbart in the ohair. HOUSE OF REFUGE 001I1t0TTES. Closet pipes were otdered to be repair. ed ; n now not giving milk was ordered to be Bold. Tendere were welted for bread, meat and groceries and Retarded as follows :—Meat, A.. Oonob. l6} rents ; Bread, J. A. King (a3 $3.10 owl ; Gro. caries, J. W. Irwin. New wire fence of 40 rode was built on West aide of farm. Reports of officiate were, referred to ns and are ordered to be printed in minutes. Applioatione reoeived from persona for positions of Keeper and Matron and are referred back to the Council Mr. Ferguson occupied the obeir in Com. mittee and report passed. EXECUTIVE COURITTEE. Regarding application for grant re motion of Miller and Ferguson concern ing Gerrie Volunteer Co. the recommend that a grant of 842 24 be made to them, there being 16 man in Co. In referencia to Heron Pet Stook application lot 850 we recommend a grant of 925 to pay prizes. Aa to application of Jno. Knox, turnkey, for increase in ea'ary, we adobe's that matter be left over to Jlnnary session of Co, Council. Regarding nom• mittal of Chas. Constable to Iodnetrial School we reoommeod that papers be filed. Report wee adopted in Committee of the Whole and Oonnoil with Mr. Derain in the abair, SPECIAL COMMITTEE. Regarding petition for amendment to law for prevention of Consumption we recommend that Warden and Clerk sign petition and forward to Secretary of Aeeooiatioo. In reference to memorial from Norfolk Co. we recommend no action. In regard to petition° of 15 muniaipalitiea of County dealing with Go, Council Aot wereaommenn that By- law be paeeed a000rding to Statute. In the matter of Hawkers and P, dlare lioenee, as to whether a fee of $100 wield be charged outsiders and a lower fee put on local pedlars. After counselling witb Go. Solicitor we areinformed that we can. not dieoriminate. Report was passed in Committee and Council) with W. H. Kerr in chair. EDU0110IO2 0011MITTEE'9 REPORT. Ie reference to oommunioation from Bea. of Harrieton High School re Huron Go. pupils we recommend it to be left over to JanU5ry'session. We find aroord ing to Deputy Minister's report from the Education Department that West Huron inspeolorate reoeived 9114 82 for rural school Iibrariee and Beat Huron $54.50 for same object. For Oontinnatiou classes in rural eohoole amount was 9545. The grants to towns and villaeee are.:— Exeter, $300 t Brueeel°, 9200 1 Winobam, 9200 ; Blyth, $100 ; Hansell, $25 ; 1Vrox eter, 925 ; and Bayfield, 915. Contin. Dation ()lase grant for separate school in Ashfield 25 and d for 8r perste school in West Wawaooeh, 925. Report paeeed atter being oonsidered in Committee with Mr. Speakman in the abair. We reoom• mend that a refund of 912 50 be mid° to Mr, Morgan and that 950 be grantrd to the Heron Co. Rifle League. Export was adopted with Mr. Miller in the chair, ROAD AND BRIDGE 000131ITTEE. Your Committee reoommende that the Engineer's report be accepted and print- ed in the minatee. With reference to oommunioation from Stephen Connell relative to building bridge on bonedary, reoommeod that a steel bridge, not less than 100 feet long, on iron pilee be built, Middlesex and Lambton Oountiee to pay $ of the expense and Baron Co, the other a. Go. Engineer Ansley to enter into correspondence with the two other Counties at once. Aaaording to Gra En• gineer'e report tie to new bridges to be erected next year we recommend ea fol. Iowa :—One in Ashfield, South of Amberley, over 18 Mile river, on lake Moore. Structure to be 95 feet long. One on boundary between Ashfield and West Wawanoeh, over 9 Mile river, length to be 60 feet, One over Maitland river on deviation road between Morris and Tarnberry townebip, Bridge will require to be 110 feet long, Two bridges on boundary of Tookeremith and Mita bort, one over Bayfield river to be 60 feet long ; ,tbe other over Morrison's creek; expense of strnotgree to be altered in by Perch Co, In reference to Reeve Middle. ton's account for work on Goderiob town, Alp hill, we reoommend the return to the Connell of this marker, Mr. Connelly wee asked to take the chair in Committee when report wee passed. S. H. Mitohell, 81, Marys, has written abo0lt nn inoidente in hie own life. The children of, Knox ohnreh Sunday sabot, at, Marye, were treated to a delightful sleigh ride. At the 0. A. 0., Guelph, on Tneeday of last week a beautifully exeonted portal' of the late Prof, Penton, presented by ex•etudente, was Unveiled. Among those present were Rev. E. W. Panton, of Stratford, brother of Prof, Panton, and Mists Panten, of Oabawa. Standard Bank of Canada azeWaa..auTaTaTexaean 0072 RURPLUS, OR RESERVE PCND 8 1,000,000 TOTAL ASSETS OVER 10,000,000 A Ceittarn 1 Tatt Maio= 13txt,ineoo,e Tmamma tata:aall "'''SAVINGS BANK07a'- —DEI'04IT8 OF ONE DOLLAR and upwards received on which INTEREST I8 ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT at the "1 e HIG$E8T BANE RATE. ACCRUED INTEREST is added to uoouante every six months and bsoomee prinoipal. —MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS moa make and withdraw Depoeite without the intervention of any person, LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE. SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING only for which no obarge le made. YOUR BUSINESS will receive our careful and courteous attention. ^jar. A. C. MACFARLAND, AGENT. mvesaarsoneasavemsamemestasmal The Ferguson block, at North Bay, was burned, The lose is 830,000. The safe in the Fingal pnetoffioe was molted and theo6 e Y r hex got away with w coot3$ 00. Arrang,ments have beencompleted for the forming of a oompl'ay in Milverton, with a capital of 920,000, to build and operate a shoe faotory, which will employ from 25 to 50 men at the start. The village will loft netted for a loan of 96,000, to be paid io yearly instalments, and exemption from taxation for ten yeare. Chief among the eloohholdere are J. G Groeob & Sone, Pieffer Bros., Geo. Grosseto Rud one or two other influential men wbo9e names are for the preeent withheld. CUTTERS --AND SLEIC-HS A Record Breaker 18 Cratere and 6 Sete of Sleighs sold in one week. Oar Catena are all made of the same material ae those which have taken first prize this last 5 yeare at our local shows against all oompetitore. They are the BEST cad take no eeoond plane for Material and Workmanship, Our Sleighs are nearly all Oak and have a first -plass record for easy draft and gond tracking. They can't be beat. Please eall early and get your °hoioe of onr dandy Cotters. We already have our stook of wheels for the coming year. They are the high- est grade and intending purohaeere of Baggies for next year are invited to examine our goods before the paint brash is ou them as everything is the beet that oa0 be bought. SWAN & CO. Leading Manufacturers. ESS— MAKING MISS M. A. PARDY has opened a Drees making establishment in the rooms Over the Post Office and hopes by doing good work to merit the patronage of the general pnblia, Please Give us a Trial. IMPORTANT NOTICES STORE TO RENT IN THE village of Cranbrook, lately 000uuied by A. &tentr. wbn bas sold out. Tome reasonable. Apply to J. LONG, Cranbrook. 92 HEAD OF YEAR OLD Cattle, in good oonditiou, for sate. APply at Lot 10, Oon. 0, Grey, ;or if by letter to Ethel P. O. 11-1f ROBERT BLAIR. LEICESTERS FOR SALE, either sex or Guy age.' This flock has been very successful at the local Shows. Have also for Bale a prize-winning young Durham Bull. Apply at Lot 30, 00n. 10, Urea, or 0. TURNBULL, 16-tf Walton P. O. CITRAYED ON THE PRE1tii- 1.._7 lens of the undersigned, a fox hound. The owner is requested to prove property, pay expenses and take it away. It not claimed the animal will be gold on Thure- day, 22nd inet., et Duncan's barber ebop, at I p.m. xJAS BALLANTRNE, W. E. DUNCAN, 208 Brussels. T EIOESTERS FOR SALE. - 4 good nestling and 3 Rem Lambe. Also young Short Horn Belle from 7 to 20 months, Including the 151 prize Senior Bull Oalf at East Huron Pall Show. Also a number of Cows Bed Heifers. Will be Bald cheap andonterms to suit buyers. DAVID MILNE, Ethel, Ont. 004.4.4P11,41.411.104)01)011011116% 11 The Complete Stock of Mrs T. Fletcher is to be closed out at auction. This stock is composed of the highest class goods on the market, consisting of 'Watches, Clocks, Silverware, China Jewelry, Spectacles and the whole stock is to be closed out regardless of cost and with positively no reserve, Here is an unexcelled opportunity to buy your holiday gifts at your own price, and ladies are especially invited to attend and chairs will be reserved for them. An expert Jewelry Auctioneer has been engaged to conduct the sale which will be conducted in a satisfactory manner and everything guaranteed as represented, 1010411711,101;4101114101101111,110,1 Sale Ever3r Thy at 2.30 and 7530 p.m, Until the Complete Stock is Sold First Sale Wednesday . ftern,00n, Dec. 14th alll,14dII,I)IAlll 'ih)lt't,gl,'11, li.0i, ii' R. S J, L .L, _ CHER, TIIE"JBW79Li8R. REAL ESTATE. ft/ OOD FARM: FOR SALE,— The lltltioreig',ad offer for sale bis farm being Lot 1 tato of '4 it I tt Fa/VW AORE FARTL FOR SALE baling Late ea and 07, 1st (lona 'Euruberry, Good Wok bowie, bank harn, 00 acres heavy timber. Apply to B. A. SNE 1.0., Jam, sEowO, Out, 30 FARM FOR SALE.-• GOOD hom0etaad-100 aolae—!n the Town. Rhinof Morrie, Burow county. For panto J 1310NN1:TT. 3 tf 060 Bathurst St, Toronto, 1 1 Z PO SA CONTAIN— R 1, ii A R SALE 1being North b ves of ran 90 , Oo 1 nn y. 1 Lots 16 and 30, Oou, 1, Grey. Comfortable frame house, hawk Lary, orchard, Ste. Only 4 miles !row Aloleeworth, Good ioeeltty and line roads, Immediate nose908lon. For further particulars apply to or write W. 15, 1f.ERR, Brussels, T.TIARM FOR SALE.—TILE UN- dersig0ed offers her 100 acre farm, be- ing Lot 20, Con, 7, Grey, for Rale. There is a e0mfortahle house, bank barn, ior- the Ole vileg village of Ethel. Pox•mile further partlonlare as to price, term, &e., apply to MRS, RATE HOLLAND, 72 Minter street, Toronto, e 1'008. 11 a waled oo Iho (i ravel roa,l, 2 01100 s°,:',111, of Brueeelsnud eau tninn 10(1 spree of goaud, all (dearest out le Ilel•ns, 'l'am'a in a first elaam brie) banes and luLohou, boated with furnaea wood abed, eitesia0 well with wbndmlll and water le pumped to barn, Baru le 80xee feet wilt stone stables, B Icy barn 00300 feet. Good orchard, term wall 18,1504 ; pleasantly aftuateu Will be sold 011 easy berme. Apply on tiro:ohms or Brum. sale P.0., el SEAS 0111011, 10.11 ri7 { FARMS FOR SALE. -- 3 0 RPS5 1.«Orae Orn•uu land lel nP Prua11 ofGraM1—I.ot 10 Coo. 14 100 acres. Lot l7 , Orn S00oroo; and alLot 18'too. SUuorox-200acres. All 10 excellent oondI- ton WlLLI 110ol.nlaa9 holl,llugtl ; brick house wall all modern oouveoieneee, and large bank barn, root and straw house, 'tables, &c, Well Watered. Prom 80 to 40 wee of geed hardwood hush. lest 30, Con, 13, eon. taiulug 100 Kerns of Arst-el"se land, good frame hones and large bank barn 08010 new, Tho property eau be sold le two or three periwig to elllt purchasers. Terme liberal, Also ,, oommodioua dwelling house and' lot In Lewis, For !either portico- lure apply to the owner on the premises, LAUOBLLN 2,1001141L,, or to JNO. L1001(1E, Brussels. 31-tf ® j, JEWELER J eJ I F Fust a Few Days Left to decide what the Xmas memento will be, and provid- ed Jewelry seems to be the most desired of all, why not let us have the favor of your consideration, if even to get the credit that our stook and prices should be a revelation to you. should the article of your choice be found here, we will gladly lay it away till you require it. See our New Souvenir Pins Also some very special Ormolu Gold and Cabinet Clocks. Repairing a Specialty None too Difficult Satisfaction Guaranteed. .-•rw c "r-tLr;aF.+:.ai r: - .. w•::rIr7344,t i zrb t fio8n y c - l. Shoes Warm Overdoes Some people don't like to wear a heavy shoe at any time. We are in the business to sell the kind of foot- wear ootwear you want. For good warm winter comfort, we recommend for it light -shoe" wearers a fleece -lined, jersey cloth, bellows front overshoe, one or more buckles. We have some beauties, good strong rubber, one pair will wear a whole season. Both men's and ladies' in all styles at all prices. Moo Felt Shoes, both for Ladies or Gents, which with the Overshoes makes a comfortable combination for cold weather. In our Harness Department we have.a nine etook of Mountain Bear and Buffalo Robes, also the Genuine Galt Robes, all priced down to lowest figure. A few Galt Overooate rpt men. These are a beautiful Winter Coat Deur- paeeed for durability, Single Berrien, our own make, from 915 00 upwards ; Team Hermosa se low in price as a good article can be made. Comfortable dwelling and Three lots nicely situated for sale. I. C. R I D Sr• COBER CARRIAGE Co. WE can supply you at once with any Buggy you may want but as the time for purchasing CUTTERS has come we would like to tell you that we are fully pre- pared repared to meet your every want in the Cut- ter as well as in th-e Sleigh line We have the Finest and Most' Up-to-date assortment of Cutters that can be found anywhere, ready for inspection, and would be pleased to have you call and bee them. Prices Right. TWO. 00W8 10000 SALD. JOHN COBER ce SONS.