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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-4-23, Page 1Vol. 31. No. 41 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO, TI-IURSDA.Y, APRIL 1900 W. H. K ERR, Prop, New Advertisements., Least—Jac Bellentyne. Looal—Thoe. McGregor. Speoiale—MeXinnon & 00, S. W. P.—Wilton as Turnbull. Painting, &a.—Thoe. Nueholle, Reward—Thos. MoIeadzean, jr. Curtains, Ferguson & Co, Saturday soeps—H. A, Matobett. trizt 4035, kionteevex. Min J. M. Bawtinheimer has returned to her home at Henfryn, after e pletteent visit itt A.yr, Stretford, Woodstock and other pointe. LO VW ell. BAIMA0xs BilaNIM.-0. firs originated in the 5. A. barrens here early Tumidity morning, completely demolishing the building. From all appearances the =ad lag was set on lire, as the army bad no Are in it from the Sunday previous. The building wee owued by J. W. Boon and insured in the Waterloo Mutual for $600. Fortunately the S. A. have their new barracks near completion. IAA ChllOW Been= Pam Buentnnn —The Divieion. al Court on Saturday at Olgoeile Hall annealed the judgment of Jestioe Mao Meth= in the oaee of Berry against Thas tried at Goderloh, in favor of the plain- tiff, restraining the defendant from en. tering into busineee ae 0 druggiet, and from opening a further drug stote in the village of Luoknow, and directing a refer ranee to assess the damages, Daye had sold out to Berry, oue ot the only two drug stores in Luoknow find covenanted tot to open a new drug store or go into Mennen with the otber for five. yenta. After five years it was agreed that be might go into bneinesa with the other existing oue or buy it out, but be meet not for ta further period of five yeare open STRICTLY ONE PRICE a now drug braking itt Lnoltnow. It wee bald by the wart that the right to enforce tbe agreement ie anignable, and don not terminate by the pleiptiff having gone out of business Inman. The judg- ment restrains the eletendantetrem open ing any drug bislang iu Luoknow for tau year.; from 21st September, 1900. Cello ton. Crampon Hower, Btlimml).—Abont 8 BO Tueeday morning fire wee dinovered itt the offiee ot the Olarendou Hotel and spread eo rapidly through the corridors that it wee with difficulty the boarders and inmates °soaped, most of them Me. ing their olotbes and furnishings, The building was a large three story briok veneer and fell an easy prey for the flames, 11 being now a complete wreck, not a wall remaining, standing, The building was owned by Mrs. It, J. Tarte, of Belgrave, and wee Insured for 58,000. The hotel was managed by Perkins & Mahon, who carried insurance on the Contents to the extent of 52000 Clinton ie heating a great experience in the lire line. Wr<11X1a3Let.... G. Curie, of alildinay, 'meet Friday in the village. R. Smythe, of Winpham, latent Sen• day in tbe village. e Charlet; Sanderson is the gust of rele• tivee in Lindsay thin week. Howard and Will. Tyreman were wine at Reeve Bray's 'net week. Jae, and Mee. Fox, of Brunets, vieited relatives' in the village on Sunday. Adman Morrison, of Peterborough, is spending a few holidays at bit home here, Ed Powell, of Exeter, ie spending a !OW weeks with hie aunt, Mee, Jas. Paulin. Mies Sperling, of Winghion, wan the gnat of Hrs. W. 0. Huzlewood, on Suo. day, alto, Allan is at present suffering from a severe attack of inflammation in his Gyne. %Ve understand Joseph Hoye, rth hes bought ont the bonen butiness here from T. F. Sanders, Mr. Sanders has aleo sold his reeirienee to illra. A.. Mo. Michael, of llowiek, for about 5900. 01.12•111.1•1111•••••••IM.L, Mice Ewing hes returned to Teeewnter after a few nye' visit with her Meter, Mre. Geo, Allanat Rev. J. F. Bootle of Rodney, will op. oupy the pulpit in the Preebyterien oh u rola next Sunday. Min Maggie Roberteon anompanied her eister, filre. Scott, ou bur retrial to British Columbia on Fraley. The Communion will be held in the Preabyterian =arab hen ou tiebbeth, May 00 h. Rev. Ill r. West, of Bluevale, will oondnot the serving. Step may be token to the near future toward calling a successor to Bev. 04r, Anderson who removed. Mr. Swallow, of the gravel, has linen failing very perceptibly end the end may come at any time. His daughter, Mrs. Montle, who wee here visiting her parents, returned to Manitola a short time ago ee her father wee ao much improved. A Sabbath school has been established ie Bethel ober= eines the coming of Rev. W. W. Lomb, under the guideon of Superintendent Hanwell. School meets Sabbath afternoen, and 10 well attended with indioationn of a favorable =erecter, Ban roe —On Monday night of this week, about 11 o'clock, tbe large bank barn on the farm of Thos. Prioe, lot 19, eon 9, Wile totally destroyed by fire. The buildioge were in an L shape end were about 50 and 70 feet long. Irt the hulas of Ion were 8 horses, eome of them very ealueble onee• 82 head of (tattle, 14 of them about ready for shipping for which lie had been offered 5o a pouud for 12 and 4ao for the other 2 ; 8 sheep and 6 lambe ; 10 fat pige ; 2 sows end 17 little pigs ; poultry ; binder, mower'and other im elements ; 600 lnshele ot oats ; 16 ot 16 tone of hay and many other minor articles. The total loss will probehly ant up to between 54.000 and 55,000, There is 52,200 insurance in the Bowick Mutual. 51,200 of it on the buildings and $1..000 on contents. Wednesday Prost. dept, Ino. R. Miller end Vice Pres., Edward Bryant+, paid a visit to tbe premises and filed out the necessary papers mad the matter will be 80811 with easeossuseas=tualessems IALWAYS TI -IE LOWEST Elrg8 rdilrl attiu We have a Standard to which all goods must reach to have a place in our stock. They must be reliable in quality and perfect in manufacture, so that we can guarantee what we say about thein, You can place entire confidence in what you see in our advertisements, .411 A GREAT CURTAIN STOOK .A. great Ourtain stook has been gathered together for this season's selling. Great in variety and great in value, Right past the middleman, direct to the maker, we go for our Curtain supplies. No wholesalers' profits to be paid on the Curtains we sell. Just one profit —and that not a large one—between you and the man who made them. The season's new- est patterns,are here. Just a few price hints this week. They are only a few of many :— Lace Curtains at 50e Nottingham Lan Curtains with good etrong net, 2e yds. long, and good aseortment of patterns, at per pair 50e Lace Curtains at $1,00 Nottingham Lane Curtains, big range of handsome gat toe, extra good qualitiee, yards lotig, very apeeial value at per yard 51 00 Lace Curtains at $1 50 We have a Speolal Curtain at this price. They are a very fine quality in net, =wen deeigne, Mein °entree, look etitohed edges, fell 8a yde, long, extra good value at per yard 51 50 Lace Curtains at $2,00 Nottingbam Lane Curtain, fine etrong net, beautiful dna" suitable for any room, 3e yang long, look stitch binding, per pr, 2 00 Better Curtains, 50 paire white Lace Curtains, 8e yde, long, plain Brittonne net centre wine small Swiss dot or Retell deeigne, lock stitch bind toe et per pair 52 60, 52 76, e8 00, 08 60 and 55 00 Frilled Bobinette Certain Net by the yard, trimmed with ineertioo and hum, at 12eo, 20e, 26a and 40o. Tapeetry end Chenille Curtaine at 52 50, 58 00, 53 75, 54 00 and 56.00. Every wanted shade and all sizes in our famous Kid Glove at One Dollar per pair. NEW JAPANESE MATTINGS New Mattings from fax off Japan—bought from the man that made them in Yokohama. They are an ideal floor covering in SUMMOr. Cool looking, clean and durable. These are made from clean, live straw, that will not break, woven on strong cotton warp. New designs in all colors. /2i O. TO 40 0. PER YARD. Rouillon Gloves—Best made in France—Best sold in Canada. We sell them here. CARPET HEADQUARTERS This store is Carpet Headquarters, There are more Carpets here than in any store hereabouts. Patterns are new, qualities good and vaines the best that ready cash can find. See the stock before you buy ; it will pay you. All we ask is a comparison when buying as to Values, Styles and Assortment. J. F RGU mavarroaaean allEMINSCITSTISPRISSISWAVISEWAITNIENtifirga at the next meeting of the Company, How the tire nattered is te myetery as members of tbe family were in the etablea between 8 end 9 o'clock. This le Mr, Paola eeoond fire in the eight years be hes been on the pine. When the work of destruction was noticed Monday night the whole building was in flames and consegnently too late to rescue stook or anything elate Great eympathy is ex peened for Mr, Price over big heavy Ms more partioulerly ae building material is eo expeueive. felelevreles. A meeting of the Bluevale Wornenei In eittute was held on Weclueeday, April 16th, at the home of Mrs. A. Petereon, After the nanol business wee transacted at iestruotive limper on "What to pre. pre for Breakfast," written by Miee Altohition, was read and dinuesed. After the minnows in the question drawer were dismissed, Mies Eve Patereon ren dared morel seleotions al mule very effectively. Mre. J. Dyment invited the ladies to her home for their next meet ing to be held May 20th. A cordial in vitatiou is extended to iediee who have not yet joined the Institute, eto attend. Croareteroolc. Seeding be well advanced. D. Moteetterie will make some improv. manta to his reeidence. Mrs. Ballard, of Listowel, has been it welcome visitor at the manse. A number of people are waiting for lime and the proprietors are now about ready to burn a kiln. Mrs. D. McQuarrie, who hasbeen poor ly for eome time big renvered quite nicely now we ere pleeesd to etate. tete; Sabbath afternoon a sacramental Benin will be held in the Methodist =mob at the oonolasion of the preenhag. etre. bleLatiohlin hes been quite 111 thie week. She was improving guile nicely previously and we hope she will coo be better. A repro-entative of the Wiarton Sugar Beet factory hes been cauvaaaing this amnion and oompleting agreements with the farmers to grow beets. He ie meet. ing with sienna as he eleonld. astmeestown. The timber for the new bank barn on Peter Stotts farm, boundary, in being got ready. It will be a modern building and will take the place of the one de. strayed by fire last Bummer. Three sores of Frank Wright left Brussels 'ou Tuesday with a car of horses end settlera' effeets for the Prairie Provinoe, where they purpose mak iug their home, Mr. Wright was in the West last Summer and took np a large tract of land. We wish tbem success. Seeding will be well through by the end of tbie week. Lest Sabbath evening Rev. R. Paul, of Brnesele, preached to a large oongregation in Viatorie Hall. Robert Shaw will take the cervica next Sabbath. Rev. Ino. Ross, B. A., of Benseels, will address the prayer meeting here on Friday evening of tbie week. Wet I ton. Some of our repaints will alined the Odd Fellowie At Home in Brussels on Friday evening of this week. Mre. (Dr.) Irving was very seriously ill during this week but ie considerably improved now we are plotted to state. Mrs, McLean, of Mes.ford, ber mother, ie hero. The 37i (tares belonging to Mrs. Sage, of Windsor, boa been sold by F. S. Scott, of Brussels, to D. MaCotig, of this loeality, for 52,050, It is a Moe pine of property. A reward of 510 ie being offered for informa.ion that will lead 00 the natio. tion of the person or persona who visited Duff's Church property end wrecked tbe iron gate, called at the enbool bonne and pulled eft thepnmp and oompleted the triple ant by destroying the gate at Jona. than Moore's. This was an April Fool ',joke" bat if evidence oan be obtained it may be no joke for therm night prowlers. Porutan Lawmen. — Rev. Riebard Hobbs, of Wingbam, boa been snared to deliver his well known and popular Lem tare, entitled "The Triangular Man," in the Methodist =mob, Walton, on Eri• day evening, May let, 1908. Prooeede to be applied to the Trust Feeds. Doore open et 7 80 o'clook, Lecture at 8. Ad. minion, 15a for adults and 10o for Mind- reu. Music will be eupplied by the =Mr eaglets(' by others. Rev. W, W. Lee*, is pager and Wm. Pollard, eeoretary of Board. Rev, Mr. Hobbit is well worth hearing nod will no doubt Intent a large audience ae no ono ahonld miss the lecture ae it le not often the opportunity is offered to thin cornneunity, Keep the date in mind me—Friday of next week, end if you can't remember the title of the Lecture call it "The 8 cornered men," Corm's' IrforonY.—Fire °Week on Wed - fluidity evening of last week saw a jolly company of 76 gueete at the home of Mrs. James Rath, at East Wawanoeb, ready to witness the tying of the matrimonial bow by Rev. T. B. Couplet:id, of Auburn, bre tween John W Gritnoldby, of Walton, end Miss Ida B., only daughter of the hostess. The bride was given away by her brother and was =encoded. The Wedding March wee pined by the bride's ermine Mine Bertha Newcombe, of Blyth. The bride wore a very becoming costume of cream silk end steel grey end carried a baguet of oream oarnatione and ferns. After the hearty congratulation the wedding party sat down to an elegant supper to tvhiola ample justioe wee do= A pleasant evening was spent in vocal and ineteumental mnoio, eooial chat, rimming eto, The wedding gifts were numerous aud neeful and showed the high eeteem in wbieb the bride and groom were held. Ann the evening was spent, the beide and groom drove to Brunetti to the home of the groom'a sister, Mrs. Harry Mooney. The bride and groom have taken op their residence in Welton with the beet wiehes of their tinny role. Lives and friende. Geo. and Mrs. Shiele, of Brunetti, attended the weddiegi the lauet being a moth.; of the pone. Rae. rr and iffre. Honnee, of Brusiele, were Men guests. Tile Pose juine in the am- gretulatione. kat to rut. Minn Eva and Tillie Cober were holi- daying in town. Miss Iamb Pennon visited with Mies Lido MeCallom. A ear of hogs was shipped from this Bauble on Tueeday morning. antis Lake, of Toronto, wee visiting relatives and blonde in this loottlity. Aaron Cober, of Brune's, wee oallhng on old friends in town the other day. A wedding is said to be on the tapiritt the near future, We will not mention numea this time. Wm. Bondy has gone to Palmereton, where he has tenured a situation In the Carriage Factory, Lawrence Dobson is taints poorly with an abet se on his fan, We hope be will Boon be well again, Mies Minnie Young, of Ripley, was in the village one day last week renewing Old ReqUeintauoes, Friday evening a number from here will attend the At Home et Brussels to be given by the Odd Fellows of that town The township fettiere held a lengthy session in the Hall here, last Blonde)+, in connection with drainage matters and enema businese. Mise Laura Speen, organist in tbe Methodist Chnrob, has gone to Toronto where she will take a oomse at the Oon eervatory. We wish Min Laura noon iu her musioel education. It was reported here this week that Mrs. Storm, un old time resident, died Int week at legation. Her home was at Hamilton bet elle bad been visiting relatives in the former plo,oe. lie ort -ere. A thome bred Yorkshire hog bee been merehand by Frank Smith, 7th Ino. The four. dation is being built for Al. beet Crooksnew brick readence, 4eli line. 10 10 said Joseph Smith, Otb line, hat( purchased the Hardy term on the 5th line. RSV. Mr, Bielby, who has beau visiting his brother ou the 8th line, has returned to his home. Mies Lily Sharp has been on the sick list bat is abet to be about once more we ere pleneed to rotioe. Timer day of last week W. R. Mooney, 5th Hue, left for Fort William wbere he will probably spend the Sommer but we hope 00 068 hire retort] and continue a resident in thie looality. Sanders, sou of Jae. Sharp, 5011 line, who has been employed near New York iu Eltotrieel road construction, has gone to Toledo where be has taken a situation in the same line. Joe Sharp, wbo hes ben in Toledo for several years, is now advanon to a menager's plan iu the pro emeriti= of the overhead wive work. We wish them contineed anocese. Mee War, LITTLE PsSass AMT.—Last Saturday evening, about eeveu o'oluok, the spirit of June Kerney, beloved wife ot Wm. Linte, lot 12, 4th hue, paned teway, She had been in failing laeolth for Bonn time from heart disease and bee demise wee not anexpeeted. Deemed was mar. tied to her now bereft partner et the borne of the late 0. M. Parker, 6th line, 50 yeare ago end tbey were among the early settlers in the township. Mee. Little was 67 years of age and is survived by her husband, a son, (John, of Morrie,) arid a deuebtere (1100. G. G. Hood, of Saginaw, Mich) Another daughter Was Mrs, Henderson, who died ia Michigan. Her dee -*eters, Lily and A.nnie, make their borne with grandfather Little, The subject of this notice was induntrione, hospitable and affeetione.te, a good wife, indulgent mother end a kind neighbor. Her illness found her resigned to the will of ber Master. Funeral took pine 013 Tuesday afternoon and was largely at- tended. Rev. lir. Brown, of Belgran, Methodist °Minh, her pastor, took the cervical and epoko eomforting and admen% tory %verde to the winning. Interment was made at the Brandon cemetery. Pall bearers were Joe. Wheeler, R. Yule, R. MoMurray, 10 Sheridan Sem Watson, end Geo, Proctor. Mrs. Hood end daugh• ter, Mary J , were here from Saginaw to intend the funeral, The bereaved are ao. oorded the eyiuretthetio assurenose of many old neighbore and friends in their eorrow. 1111 at . Miss Ella Dilworth visited friends on the 4h line. Miee Belie Pearson was epanding her holiday's under the parental roof. Henry Dilworth, of Mount Forest, vieited hie brother, B. Dilworth last week, Miss Inkster, a former teaoher of S. S. No. 9, was visiting old friends here last week, Arthur Mason, of Toronto, sons spend• ing hie Easter holidays et William Meson'e. New wire feneing is being put rip at the farms of D. Glassier, Ilth eon. and W. H, herr, Mb eon. Mrs. Hartwell Bpeiren, 16th con, is vete, ill. Her many friends hope obit will eoou be restored to bee wonted healt0. It is reported that Neltion &akin, 14th eon., and Min Onto, of Brussels, were united in 'marriage at Softball, on Wed. nesday of this week, Ted Cook, of the 8mi line, wbo some time ego joined the Bone of Beet, was visiting at London where he expeota to secure egood job. Sienese Ted, George, eon of Alex, McKey, Dime. Boundary, ie away to the Ohildron's Hospital, Toronto. Hie many friends hope the treatment will be beneficial and that George will tem bo home all right. An item =pumml in 'lam POST lest emu k ooncorning a young men and young lady visiting at Welton and reporting a good time. The former individtial eays be wasn't even off the farm nn the date named and avert the report was not car- rot (11 any Renee, A certain banter from Merritt was nen in the Northern pert of Grey Beamingly prospeoting, Re did not register as Armetrong or )lOtribury but seemed 00100 annessful and equal to the mad= for when len eon he Was trevelliog Wad. Ward in ponneion of two beaotilui dear, Grey Connell is aekiog Dr. McDonald, M. P., to need in etioneing legietation relative to drains oroesiug railway troche and Mode aod also SeOuriug proper cattle guards on the railways, 'able is the right mode of procedure. The Lemont Drab Bylaw ie being printed. Estimate by the Engineer for the oompletion of the work is 58,013 50. It MA proviaioneely adopted by Morrie 0ounoil on Monday of last week and by Grey C u=nit Monday of this week. Dougal and Mre, MoTeggeat, 16th eon., re,eived an invitatiou to attend the al:renege next Wednesday of Mee Winnie, daughter of De, 0. Bowerman, of Beaver too, formerly a teaoher in Grey. The expeotent proem le a resident of Walker. ion, where Miss Bowerman bas been book keeping. She was visiting io Grey lest Summer. It Reams only like yeater. dottNitnosohoeMoiosl.eBowman was a little tot g HYMENBAL..—Wedileeday of last week liev. D. 13. McBee, of Oranbrook, tied the matrimonial bow knot melting JI10. R. Murray, of E 01 St. and Mies Carrie Louise, deughter, of Jno. and Mre. MeNaught, 17th cone Mine= end wife. The °en. mooy was performed at 'Maple Grove", the residence of the bride's perente. May =my happy, prosperous years be their portion ie the wish of a wide °irate of relatives andfriefd...._e. From Sunny California. To the Editor of Tao POST DEAR 8111,—We arrived here two menthe ago seeking health away from the vigor. oue cold, raw winds of the EBEL No Winter here, a mild, balmy Seri= time the whole year. We have read of Pen (Nee and here it le, abont as fall ae we oan enj,y in thie mundane sphere below. The rich in this worid'e gear Rook here from the Eastern cities to spend their Winters. If one's oonscienoe is olear a moot enjoyable, restful time is spent. What a pity the poorer olassee, the sick and the mimed, could but get a rnonth'e annual onting iu this spot of Natureal balmiest restfulness. A mile away from the big hotel here, along the Bea shore are the gulf links, wbere the betel gneate aongregate, are to be found tbe wealthy guests. Robb. T. Lincoln, late Preeident son, was there, with whom we had the pleasure of shaking hands—the represen wive of a noble sire. We learned "hie pedigree" has been four years Ambeesee dor to England ; four years Minister of Interior ; and eight years President Pall. man Oar 0o. He got $400,000 ae execta for of tbe estate of the late Mr. Pull. man, Marshall Field accompanied him in private Pullman oar. Mr. Meld is proprietor of the largest wholesale and retail departmental stores in the world and worth 100 millions, He is a plain, well preserved, oustesuming gentleman. Mr. Lincoln is 67 yeare old, short aud stout, quite unlike his lank, swarthy, revered prototype, The great Ince D. Rookfeller was here, also in a private oar, only for a few hours—preannaably he is too busy formulating trusts and nom binee to tarry long in life's leisure. It is eaid he gives rni lions to (bingo Univer- sity, but the millions won't weigh en ounce iu Heavenly riobee, against tbit oontinned violation of the eninteseenoe of human life. Good will to man, if public opinion ie true, in oraehlug and ruining every honest man out of axis. mine within bueineee radius. The Leg. Mature of the U. S. is after these multi. millionaires with a red bot poker, viz., tbat all above 10 millions owned by an individual =all revert to the State. More than the Socielisis will rejoice itt ibis forward step. Government is Rend- ing eurplus millions in ordering 4 be menee 10,000 ton battleships and 2 of 13,000 tons, making a total of 48. Ad. rniral Dewey says they need 70 to be in firstmless order. San Francisco papers, the other day, led in a flaming beading, "(Jambe was getting ready" 1 Lord Dun dooald ordering great preparations for war and designating U. 5. ea "the enemy." The Pentane and tail-twietere are making capital ont of such folly. If true, Dun domed led better be given leave of ab. nonce as industrial rather than military energy is what Canada needs trecley. The press here to proving 11, 5, to be the weetthiest nation en eartb, beteg worth 94 billions ; England, 59 billions ; France, 48 ; Germany 40. The British debt per person, 589 ; France, 5148 ; Gernaany, 565 ; and the 11. 13. only 312 per person. Its national debt 900 millions i England, 85 billion, four times greater ; Freon, 55 billione ; Germany, 8 billiona Spread. eagleism really namable 1 28 per Dena of all farms 00 74. S. were mortgaged in 1890 and 88 per mute in 1900. A South Bend, Indiana, factory, just Meeting with one million dollar capital employe 1500 men to turn out 1200 watehes daily. A Baltimore whiekey factory advertise that they turn ont 60 guns of peokages daily to keep union men in good trim. Union men striking against the employment of nonunion men ie harassing indnettial enet•gy, indeed, almost paralyzing all trades ; the papers ate full of it and it is vexing to 000 60 much about it. Ea= aide is generally determined to fight to a finish, Large buildinge in oities are hall completed and ata stendebill, with mealy invest and steam railways in a continual upheaval of war strikes, BOOM of steam being beteg trigs up, resulting generally In men getting their own way with ten per (tent, advance in wagem 22,000 care of oranges end lament+ go Eastward this Winter from this State and many veiling for leek of oar &toed. tee In the Snorainento Valley is one pat= of 1,000 earn of Avernus. 240,- 000 ono sent out bet year, and 100 ma of the fresh plant lately went Best. Oftnarle and the U. S. are now utilizing every aveilable etream for more end cheaper power. Tine state is now adopt. ing the euo'e rays for Same purpose me annessful, petulant tee. An between ofroular, ()enclave mirror like an umbrella, with the hoLete (tide towards the anti and clock work making it eevolve, with the oontre olwoyo being the nu, the nye from wbioh are footteeed to 10 boiler and rai000 otearo, enol 3.00 feet of mirror melting one horn power. Quite noose. tat an fox in pumping Witter for irrigation, Over 300 gunny days in a Peer here, miekee this latest project wan. Miehi. gen, last year bleed and manufaetnred out of beets 90,000 tons of sager, only half of the State's otmetiroption. Hotel Bruesele and vicinity Wil eoon be lollow. lug 10 same deeireele undertaking. Reepeotfully yours, bat, D. RONALD. P. S.—The Rehettule of prime; for plans in the Philadelphia publio sahoola will appear rather Idea to must people. The latest quotations are Women teachers, 5120 for appointment ; prime. pale, 51,000 ; spot oaeh in nob ease. D R. Ooronado, 5. California, Apr. 15, 1908, Grey Council Meeting. The Mon'aipal Ooonoil of the Town. nip of Grey, met at the Townehip Hall, April 20th, pursuant to adjournment. Membere were all prerent, Reeve 1/3 the chair. Minutes of lest meeting reed and paned. Moved by Adam Turnbull, etc. onded by John Grant, that the agree. tnente of the contraotore an the Looking and heanter D,ain as exeooted be aceept- ed, and that the Reeve be authorized to eign the ear= on behalf of the Corpora- tion and the corporate seal be attached thereto, and one copy ot said aontraote filed with Clerk.—Oarried. Moved by William Work, emended by Sohn Grant, that Robert Bett be appointed to run the grader for the year 1903, at 01,75 per day, and that the grader be hired to any one wantiog same at 51.60 per day, and they to pay the loan running it, who is to be Mr. Bell,—Carried. Moved by Adam Turnbull, seconded by William Fra,er, that the Clerk order from the Sawyer & Massey Co., a new bottom . blade for the grader, to be delivered as Etbel stetion.—Carried, Mr. Conine made application for aid to build a wire faun on S. R, 5, oppoeite Iota 25 soa 26, non. 5. Moved by Work, seconded by Graut, that Fraser attend to earne.—Oar. med. Moved by Adam Timbale second- ed by William Frasier, that tbis Council mole Dr, ?dmDnnu!d 101. P., for Rest Huron, and Deputy Speaker of the House of Comment, to assist Mr. Cowan to seoure the passage of the Aot to place Railway Companies in the game level with other proprietors of lands under the Municipal Draivage Aot of Ontario ; also to have efficient tattle guards et all their cross- ings —Carried. Ou motion of Grant and Fraser, Bylaw No. 201, known as the Lamont DEMO By -lave, was read lot and 2nd time end provisionally adopted. -- On motion of Messrs. Turnbull and Work, Bylaw No. 202 was read then times and finally paused. On motion of Fraser and Turnbull, the following ac• counts were ordered to be paid 5. Scott, easiettng engineer on Lemont Drain, 10 =ye at 61.50..615 00 ano. R. Robertson, Siok Children's Hospital 5 00 Jonepb Jaakiin, temporary culvert 5. R. 8, lot 15, aen. 4 3 50 Arthur Smitb, repairing culvert lot 6, 0013. 6 75 John Mcdjutoheon, gravelling on S. R. 6, eon. 2 1100 Roy Fraser, drawing ties 1 50 Wm. Robinson, tile drab, 5, It, 6, oon. 14 2 50 George Malin, repairing =Wert, Bdy. Grey and Elmo, con. 1650 James MoNair'repairing culvert, lot 20, coo. 18 2 00 Mr. McNair, work on Bdy. Grey and Ea= 1 75 George McFarlane, repairing plow, Grey's share 2 60 W. R. herr, printing Byelaw NO, 109 10 00 W. H. herr, postal (feeds, Hanna Drain 1 00 W. R. herr, postal oards, Silver Corner's Drain 1 00 Mnnioipal Word, suppliee ..... 4 13 Joh° MoIntoeh, supplies re Lamont Drain 1 85 Adam Turnbull, expenses to 01in• tou re Good Roe= Convention5 85 Wm. Fraser, expenses to Clinton re Good ioactS0onvention 6 86 David Carson, clearing jam on Maitland river 5 00 Thos. Cumming, culvert and gravel S. R. 6, con, 2 2 00 Moved, emended end carried that the Connell do now edema to meet on Mon. dey, May 110h, 1908, at 10 a. in. Jona Mormon, Oink. Morris Council BiLeeting. Council met April 18th, in Town Hall, Morris, for the purpose of Ineving the Engineeree report on the Lamont drain read, and for the trannotion of any other beelines that might come np. rdinutee of format meeting read and paned. The above mentioned report wee read, By- law No. 4, was read and on motion of Shaw and Taylor the same was previa- ionally adopted and the Clerk instructed to have the By-law printed in pamphlet form and a Dopy 'mead on ea= intermit. ed party as required by the Munioipel Drainage Aot. On motion of Taylor end Code a greet of 525.00 MS made for the purpose of gravelling oppoeite lot 10, oon.- 9. A. bill WWI presented by Taelemphill, of Wroxeter, Maiming damages for lose of time on amount of the almost impetus. ebbe nate of tbe road near Bluevale station during the time of the Spring thaw. On motion of Janson and Oode the Connell decided to take no (union. Ou motion of Taylor and Shaw 025 wan granted towards euttlog hill at tote 10 and 11, eon. 2, to be tinder the sepervielon of Reeve Iabistet, Mann, Olegg end Wilkineon appeared on behalf of the Trueteee of Sunebine Methodist ohm= utekiog perrniesioe to have the olauroki shed projeot five feet on Manna. Moe - ed by Oode end Shaw that the Cotincil have no objeotion providing it don not iuterfere with peblie travel, Ou motion of Slaw end Code 58 wee granted tea -nada bending wire IenoeNorth of Jae. Wrightee gate on Dant Boundary, (=ma not to be leas than eighty node in length. Aeoouots were mad as follows ;—A. Hughes, gravel 11450 ; Jae. Kelly, tile and potting in oil. vett 54.00; Wtie, Neel, greet to Walton library, 45 00, Couvoil then adjourned,