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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-12-24, Page 5Dn. 24, 1908 Gomel moi, R. J. Greer, of Toronto, is vieithlg at his home here at present, Mm. W. D. Hammond wan in Mark. dale attending the wedding of her slater, Mise Coleman, The faruiture from the old bank build Ing was moved Inst week to their new premises in the 0. 0. F, block, The high wind on Saturday night of last week blew down A. Kroht,'d wind. mill from the roof of hie barn. The machine is almost n total wreak, 040ar Spenoo, of N wb,id(te, an of Janine Spence, Imo enured a situation in the Batik of Hamilton in town. ,Jos. Greer, of town, will alert be on the cited hare when opened daily, He is at present in the Wingham ofllae. We understand that 1), L. Straohnn hire handed in his roeignvti„n as prin. elpal of our public sobool and will go to Beaton where he will tante charge of the echoed there at an advanced eatery. We wish Mr. Straoheu snores no ho le rated ae a fir81.01ae8 tesolner, it.air,t;out. Tun Towel WINS, -Judgment was ren• dered at Toronto, in the case of Braggart vs. the town of Clinton, in the latter's favor. The report fn the lege' columns of the dailies, was ire follower-"Aotion to reoover damages for injuries suolained by plaintiff through falling on the eidewalk on Victoria, street, °wine, ae alleged, to the negligence of defendants in permitting the eidewalk to become in a defective and dangerous ''condition. No notice of the aooideut was given to darn/lents no til July 501.1, 1902. One excuse offered by plai°tiff for DOG giving notioe in time was that, until she ooeeulied her oolioitor on July 5th, she wee not aware that say no. tine was 0eoeeea1y. The other excuse was that when her eon bad fallen soma time before and was injured she had gone to the Connell and had got nothing, and she did not "feel like" going to the Oouuoil again. Held, that there wee no reason. ahle excuse, within 8 Edw. VII., oh, 18, no. 130, sub see. 5, for not giving the no ice. No notoriety was given to the no nident which happened to plaintiff, and the defendants had 110 knowledge of it. Action diemiesed, but without poste. W. Proudfoot, K, 0., for plaintiff' L+' L Diel( ineon' Goderioh, and H. nettle for de. fendaute, ta.t.wcloct. Mre. R. S. Pelton and three children, of Iroquois, are the grime at the Bee editor. Esme Reformers will hold their annual meeting in Mitchell's Music Hall on Saturday, Deo. 26th at 2 p. m. for election of officers, eta. John Brown M. P. P., will be present to addreee the meeting. A gang of eleven men began work last week on the erection of telephone poles from bere to Mookton. N•, ordinary oiroarnetancee like a snow storm deterred these etnrdy follows from doing 118 work and they are now rapidly completing the oontra01. We expect the new line to be io operationby the new yen r. The oommanity was aliecked to hear that Mre. McConnell, daughter of Mrs. Alex. Forrest, had committed suicide on Thureday morning of laet week, at her mother's home, by hanging herself with a towel in the cellar of Ibe hoose. The deceased had not beeu feeling well of late and seemed t0 take en of deepondeney which resulted in her performing the rash act. Coroner Phillipe, of Lietowel, wee summoned and decided au ir.gneet uuneaeeeary, At the examination held Oot. 15th by the New Jersey Board of Pharmacy at Trenton, theta were 79 npplicuele for registration, of ahem 27 peeeod end were granted oert.floateo. Among successful oaodrdatee toe see the name of David Dewlap, a former Atwood boy, one of the many bright Inde who have left This village to seek their fortunes in dietant lauds. We congratulate David on hie sconces. He now aocupies a responsible position in a largo drug store in Newark, New Jersey. Canadian boyo get the top positing in Cecile Sam'e domain. Lietowel. Ben, Tughen, of Toronto University, is home for the holidays. Stoddard's Hockey Girls will play the Lietowel Club on Christmas night ; a great game ie expeoted ae the ladies play championship hockey. There will likely be a change made in the Northern Hookey League ae Kincardine and Luokuow wish to get in. It these two tame are allowed to eon) in the schedule will have to be re -arranged. The frame barn of Andrew Anent, Wallace street, was burned about four o'clock Wednesday morning of last week. An alarm was sound, d and the .brigade , gathered at the fire hall bat did not take the reels out ea the place was ont of reach of the water system. Mr. Ament bad a cow burned in the fire. William Godfrey, former elation agent for the Grand Trunk here, pee to Fergus to alit as agent for the Company there. Mr. Godfrey has been relieving at Whitechurch of Late and was rffered the Lietowel enation baok again, but preferred the lighter work at Vargas. Mr. Smith, the present egeut,is giving good tabs. faction at-Lietowel, A convention of the Liberals of North Perth will be held at 2 p. m. on Wednee• day, Deo, 30th, in McDonald's Hall, Lietowel, for the purpose of organizati to and probably the selection of a candidate for the Commons. A meeting of the local Liberals will be held in the Mnaio Hall annex on Monday evening, Deo, 28th at eight o'Olook to selectdelegates for the oonyention. All friende are invited, Mies Rose Taylor, bookkeeper at Porter's butober shop, was overcome by the fumes of (he exhaust from hie gee Feb. engine which ie located in the basement °lose to her desk. The exhaust had not a clean pas8age to the open air and though Mime Taylor noticed the emelt she did not think moth about it except that it was rather unpleasant and shortly afterwards she woe noticed Bitting in her chair, unconscious. The efforts of a ample of medical men revived her after a couple of boure bnt'it was a few days before she was able to resume work, On Monday evening of Net week while lighting the gee in the show window of J W. Wright', restaurant the tisane paper in eome way caught fire. The whole window woo neon la a blaze hat was quickly put oat• by those in the restaurant at the time, The damage was Blight but would have been very serf. one if it had not been pot on at the start. This it the second limo lately that Mr;, Wright hag had the misfortune to have a slight blaze, !l'here wag a0 'patience, GREY FINANCIAL STATEMENT Mentioned from page 4) George Caldor, repairing culvert George Calder, planking bridge Aug, 10 A. McDonald, a ikos for culverts Robert Coutts, for gravel Alex, MaKay Ira Taylor Wm, MoNeeland, team on grader Hartwell Spoken, gravelling on eideroad 6, con, 10 S. S. Cole, timber for bridges Aug. 10 George Speiran, for gravel Thomas Davidson, timber for Mitchell's bridge Thomas Davidson, for gravel Nelson Plant, gravelling on Howiok bdy, Henry Bateman, for gravel Francis Mills, for gravel L. A. Mason, for gravel John Brandt, culvert Henfryn road John Brown, commutation Statute labor 15 Bandsman Dunn, for gravel Sept. 7 Nelson Plant, for culvert James Oolclough, for gravel William Milne, for oulvort on Elma bdy, Robert Close, for gravel Robert Blair, repairing oolvert eideroad 4 Henry Alcock, grading eideroad 4, con. 16 and 17 James Ferguson, for gravel Robert Lowe, team on grader 30 George Kerr, gravelling on Morrie bdy, Oot, 5 John MoEwau, for gravel Richard Armstrong, for gravel Donald Carnpbell, inspecting gravelling George McDonald, for gravel Job L. King, repairing culvert George Caruthers, work on eideroad 3, con. 1 David Carson, gravelling on eideroad 6, con, 3 Edward Gallia, culvert on Elma bdy, George Clark, for gravel Robert Love, repairing culvert Samuel Burke, underbruehing 0. B, Stokes, for gravel William. Riley, inspecting gravelling W. H. Humphries, epikee and bolts R. L. Taylor, gravelling eideroad 8, coo, 16 L. McDonald, timber for culverts Nov, 9 A. McDonald, repairing bridge William Riley, gravelling on Turnberry Bdy. William Kerr, gravel George Johnston, for cedar William Austin, repairing road S. R. 5, con. 1 John Highbine, clearing timber on` S. R. 4, eon. 1 William Sharpine, culvert Howiok bdy. P. J. Bishop, repairing road S. R. 8, eon. 4 George Speirao, gravel Robert Vodden, underbruehing S. R, 4, con. 6 Fiernee Blanes, gravelling lot 86, con. 6 Thomas Stevenson, gravel Lawrence A, Mason, gravelling lot 28, eon. 8, Henry Al000k, culvert lot 20, con, 17 Henry &t000k, culvert lot 26, eon. 17 George Mann, gravelling lot 27, con, 13 John Bernath, culvert lot 1, con. 8 William Oakley, gravel Joseph Redmond, shovelling gravel Ira Taylor, gravel George Robiuson, levelling S. R. 5, con. 15 Walter McKay, for timber for bridge lot 26, con. 17, Joseph Redmond, gravelling lot 35 con. 16 Charles One, for timber for bridge lot 27, con, 17 John Forrest, repairing ooraper S. S. Cole, timber 27 John Dnnoaneon, gravelling S. R. 2, con. 11 John Duncanson, for wood scraper Richard Mills, culvert at lot 84, con. 6 Nov. 80 Robert Dockett, gravelling at lot 20, con. 18 Deo. 15 Treas. of Logan, Grey's share on Bdy. Walter Innes, epikee William White, repairing bridge stringers for bridge Thomas Strachan, gravel William McKelvey, gravel George Pollard, repairs to grader Duff & Stewart, for cedar William MoNeeland, work on 8. R, 5 coo. 6 Thomas Steveneon, gravel William Mitchell, Robert Meuziee, Andrew Doig, Ned. Hannah, gravelling on Wallace Bdy, Arch. McDonald, gravel John MoEwen, gravel Samuel Campbell, gravel S. S. Cole, lumber for onlverte Joseph Hannah, gravelling on Elma Bdy, Walter Malley, gravelling on Logan Bdy. Mre, Haneuld, supply for grader Edward Coate, work on Elma bdy. gravel John Hamilton, gravel Francis Miller, John W. Rose, " Enooh Clark, for culvert S. R. 3, con. 18 0.,499 1 00 6 20 4 12 9 80 22 48 9 44 3 00 22 60 100 49 14 58 2 50 20 80 24 00 8 40 9 44 468 2 00 7 00 12 31 8 76 15 24 4 87 4 24 6 00 1.4 10 41 80 3 00 45 00 5 60 31 75 12 12 13 56 2 50 2 00 38 40 2 50 25 20 1 00 8 00 4 80 1 50 1 87 53 71 8 70 37 63 8 00 32 3 00 75 50 2 25 1 50 18 92 6 00 9 00 14 48 14 65 18 00 15 00 48 00 8 50 3 36 1 25 6 00 2 50 18 50 70 19 27 00 2 70 27 14 5 50 3 00 3 50 23 50 10 80 55 5 25 2 00 5 44 8 00 25 7 56 20 70 2 32 17 60 9 20 2 80 12 00 4 BO 8 00 4 00 6 00 18 30 9 60 93 1 25 8 88 3 36 2 88 8 72 2 50 9 2851 76 EXPENDED IN PRINTING, STATIONERY, POSTAGE, &o. April 20 W. H. Kerr, printingBy-law Lamont Drain 10 00 W. H. Kerr, printing for Hanna Drain 1 00 W. H. Kerr, printing for Silver Corners. Drain 1 00 Municipal World stationery for Clerk 4 13 May 11 W H. Kerr, printing By-law 201 Lamont Drain 20 00 26 John McIntosh, for stationery 8 00 Munioipal World, for stationery 4 75 Aug. 10 W. H. Kerr, on account 15 00 Oct. 5 Henry Delion, printing notices 1 50 Nov 9e on W. H . Kerr, account 15 00 W. H. Kerr, printing McLean Drain By-law 12 00 Deo. 16 W. H. Kerr, printing Whitfield Drain By-law 12 00 W. H. Kerr, balance of printing contract 20 00 John Molntosh, postage and stationery 19 79 Alex. McNair, postage and stationery 3 77 Municipal World, for etationery 2 37 PAID OUT TO SCHOOLS. Aug. 8 8. S. Treasurers per Inopeotor'e warrant for Leg, grant Deo. 4 Trustees order for School Seo. No. 4 8 ,1' Feb,. Apr. San 10 16 u „ "3 n U.u� 44 11 41 11 11 " ° 41 u „ 1 „ o "II " 5 It „ 1 14 g 41. .0..tl o 14 14 " " ° " u u "6 11 " 12 " 10 " 2 Brueeele No. 7 PAID TO BOARD OP HEALTH. 2 M. Ferguson, M. D. John Cardiff, for services 1902 " " " 1903 Robert W. Livingston, services Thomae McDonald, " John McIntosh, Thorne MoFadzean Dr, Ferguson, Dr. Ferguson, ditty to contagious dieeaeeo PAID OUT IN CHARITY. 2 Mrs. John Rilley, funeral exponeee 22 John Robe Robertson, for Sick Children COUNTY RATES. 26 Wm, Holmes, balance of County rate for 1902 Bank Commiasiou for draft PAID FOR DRAIN DEBENTURES Mar. 6 Principal No. 1, Greig Drain $ 160 31 397 00 390 87 406 27 271 40 276 86 710 19 366 02 860 42 337 25 201 04 502 22 153 70 9 45 718 22 $ 5155 41 4 00 6 00 6 00 6 00 6 00 600 6.00 6 00 10 00 $ 66 00 35 00 5 00 9 40 00 218 75 25 9 214 00 17 46 '1H1 BiltU138ZL8 POST April 25 Aug. 8 Sept. 23 Oot, 1 Deo, 4 Deo. 12 Debenture No, 2, Hall Drain „ 2, MoToggart Drain 4, Fraser Drain , „ 2, con, 14 Drain 6 Beeualtalnp Drain „ „ 15, Silver Oornere Draw PAID OUT TOR COUPONS Mar, 6 20 ooupono No. 1, Greig Drain April 25 19 ,, „ 2, Hall Drain Aug. 8 19 „ „ 2, MoTaggart Drain Sept, 23 17 „ „ 4, Fraser Drain Oot, 1 19 „ „ 2, con. 14 Drain Deo, 12 10 „ „ 11, Silver Corners Drain MIBOELLANE0US EXPENSES Feb. 2 A. McKay & Co„ for hinges, hooka and nail, Munioipal World, supplies to Clerk Jacob Portnoy, refund of taxes Damen Brown Amos Smith H, F, McAllister, coal oil, deo Mar. 3 William Welsh, wood for Township Hall County Treasurer, uncollected roll William Fogel, Beate in hall April 20 David Carson, olearing obstructions in Maitland Roy Fraser, drawing tile John McIntosh, for telephone May 11 Philip Ament, grinding blade of grader 26 Samos Turnbull, aid to wire fence Thos. Chapman, repairing closet Henry Bu tory, burying dog Anthony Reymann, making 'reboot map June 1 Kreuter & Ritchie, for 6 tape lines July 13 William Bryane, aid to wire fence Regietrstion of Lamont and Hanna Draine Huron Expositor, advertising Aug. 10 George Coombee, aid to wire fence H. F. MoAllieter, for coal oil Geo. Dunlop, assisting Engineer eideroad 4, con. 16 John Campbell, burying a calf A. Reymann, re Voterslist F. S, Scott, re Voters' list John McIntosh A. M. Sweeton, engineer's expenses George Clark, aid to wire fence Krauter & Ritchie, tin box for Olerk Robert Livingston, delivering By-law Hanna Dram Nov. 16 Bolton Drain, for deficit Nov. 9 P. J. Bishop, assisting Engineer 6 con. drain John Steveneon, aeeieting engineer, 6th con. drain Alfred Hollenbeck, aid to wire fence W. 8, MaKeroher, Insurance on Tp. Hall Krauter & Ritchie, collector's roll 16 John MoDonald, aeeieting Engineer 6 con. drain Deo. 15 John B. Hyde aid to wire fence Frank Collins, aid to wire fence, William Doneaneon, aid to wire fence Hugh Elliott, refund of soh, tax Jane Kelly refund of seh. tax PAID OUT FOR BILLS PAYABLE. Dec, 11 Standard Bank for note PAID OUT FOR INTEREST. Dec, 11 Standard Bank for loan EXPENDED ON SALARIES, FEES, &o. Jan, 12 A. Reymann, for polling booth No. 7, Mon. election $ A Reymann, " " 7, Referendum election, A. Reymann' as D. R. 0. booth 7 Feb. 2 James Mitchell, as D. R. 0. booth 2 Neil McNair, D. R 0. No. 4 J MoIntoeb, for Births, Marriagee and Deaths P. J. Bishop, Collector for 1902 J. Krauter, John Cott, D. R 0. No. 1 J. Molntoeb, " " 5 J. McIntosh, delivering Ballot Boxes John Grant, for polling booth No. 2 Moniaipal " " " " Referendum EdwardBryane, No. 1 Municipal Edward Bryane, " No. 1 Referendum John Dunbar, " " No. 6 Municipal John Dunbar, No. 6 Referendum Oliver Turnbull, D. R. 0. No, 3 Mar. 3 John Ridley, D. R. 0. No. 6. John M. Davie, Auditor James A. McLachlan, Auditor Alex. McKay for polling booth No. 4 Municipal Alex. McKay for polling booth Nn. 4 Referendum Mer. 26 Alex. Stewart for polling booth No, 3 Referendum Alex Stewart for polling booth No. 3 Municipal May 26 A. McNair for Fivauoial statement for 1902 Anthony Raymann,aeeeeeor Out. 12 Anthony Reymann, eelecting Jurors Dee. 16 Robert W. Livingston, salary as Reeve Robert W. Livingston for selecting Jurore John Molntoeh,eatery se Clerk John Maiutoeh for selecting Jurors Thomas Chapman, eatery se caretaker William Fraser, ealary as Councillor William Work, eatery as Councillor Adam Turnbull, eatery as Coanoillor John Grant, salary as Councillor Alex, McNair, cutlery ns Treaearer • 100 96 67 280 1006 156 9 1724 20 8 177 8 106 4 54 6 265 4 62 5 $ 677 2 9 67 7 12 14 10 6 4 90 50 16 13 17 40 10 5 201 11 41 8 4 4 01 101 20 5 1 60 50 2 50 12 80 14 54 9 50 3 00 1 00 2 00 16 80 18 00 4 50 6 10 1 40 1 50 5 25 10 00 9 00 7 80 61 61 $ 204 69 9 2000 00 5 31 00 DRAINS, TILES, &o. Apr. 20 F. 8. Soott, aeeieting Mutineer Lamont Drain 15 00 May 11 James Johneton, for ditch on S. R. 2 onn, 18 4 03 26 James Fulton, tile drain B. R. 2 eon. 12 2 00 June 15 John L. MoKse, drain on Howiok B'd'y 1 00 Henry Armstrong, ditch and tile 2 50 Jnly 18 Ronald McNaughton, tile for dram lot 15, eon. 6 3 22 John Savage, tile for dram lot I5, eon. 4 3 00 Charles Pollard, drain on Morrie B'd'y 4 00 James Fulton, tile dram 8 R. 2 eon. 17 2 25 Mark Cardiff, ditch lot 10, con, 13 2 00 Aug. 10 John Roger, 0. E., for Bowen award ditch 13 00 John Roger, A. MoDonald award ditch 16 60 John Roger, J. K. Baker award ditch 24 00 William MoAllieter tile dram S. R Zoon, 17 2 00 Oct, 5 John Hanna, olearing ditch 75 Wesley Young, digging drain 8. R 6 con. 8 16 00 John Bolger, ditch on Morrie B'd'y 3 26 Dan. Gavage, olearing ditch on 8 R 8 eon, 5 12 50 John Highbine, digging drain B. R 3 coo. 2 14 64 John Gainer ditching on Elma B'd'y 26 25 James W. Grant for tile drain lot 1 eon. 16 10 70 Nov. 9 William Rilley tile (train on Morrie B'd'y 4 25 Ronald MoNanghton, for tile 1 19 Robert Duckett, part payment on Hndeon award drain 24 00 Maury Alaock, clearing drain S. R. 1 eon. 14 10 05 Ronald McNaughton, tile for drain lot 1, eon. 16 11 69 Hugh McKay, for digging drain 20 00 Angne McKay for digging drain 20 00 Robert Clark, for tile daaio 2 50 Deo. 16 Samuel Wright, for thee 1 44 John W. Rose, aeeieting Eng. 6 con. drain 5 25 John Reid aeeieting Eng. 6 eon. drain 6 00 John Malntosh,registering Bolton Drain, By-law 2 00 Dongald McTaggart, assisting Eng. McLean drain 4 50 Geo. Whitfield, for tile dram 6 50 Geo, Dunlop, assisting Engineer McLean drain 3 00 Geo. Dunlop aeeieting Engineer Silver Corner drain ..,3 00 Hyslop, maiming Municipal drain 3 00 John Dougherty, notating Silver Corner drain 2 25 Daniel Mahon aeeieting Silver Corner drain 3 00 Thomae Dougherty, modeling Silver Corner drafty 8 00 William Woods, °leering ditch S. R. 3 000, 10 1 00, L, Mason, drawing tile for dram lot 26, eon. 8 2 50 Robert Dockett, bal. pay't on Hndeon drain award 6 00 9 822 61 3 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 16 20 40 00 40 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 3 00 4 00 3 00 4 00 3 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 10 00 10 00 3 00 4 00 4 00 8 00 7 50 95 00 4 40 88 00 4 00 175 00 4 00 17 00 62 00 48 00 52 00 47 00 86 00 5 868 70 Pelt. 20 Debentures May 80 Interest Nov. 80 Interest Special levied to meet deficiency DISBURSEMENTS, May 1 Cash to Local for loan Sept. 7 Louie Steins, for farm bridge 29 William Connelly, on ooutraot LOOKING DRAIN RECEIPTS. 912 91 6 87 8 7 82 38 $ 1010 58 89 20 10 00 400 00 it__ 8 11 0 0 0 i I McK -- i n r C o, aLYT H. 2 9 6 0 MILLINERY 6 We are about closing up par Millinery department for this Beason and 0 during the °ext 10 days all MiOluery Goode will be °leered out regardless of cont, We are determined to carry nothing over. Terrific reduction 2 will be made in Trimmed Hate, Ready -to wear Hate, Wings, Flowers, Etc, Everything mast go, if we only get half price for them. i Ladiee' Ready to wear Hate, worth $1 for 60c, 5 Ladiee' Hat Shapes, all new goods, at half price. 1 Ladies' Ready to wear Hate, very stylish, worth $2 for $1. ) Misses' and Ohildreo'e Hate, new goods, at half prise. 1 Ladiee' Trimmed Bate, up to date, worth 95 for 92.50, 3 Ladiee' Hate, trimmed in the latent style, worth 910 for 55 95, 1 LADIES' CLOTH COATS We are clearing out our Ladies' Cloth Coate at very low prioes. Our I t Ladiee' Astraohan Coate have all been marked down to clearing prioes, We i have a few Ladiee' Cloth Coate left over which we are slaughtering. j Ladiee' Coate that were Bold for $4.50, 06, 05 and 97.60, we give your choice: 8 for $2 each, and a few lower priced nate, your choice 51 50. WRAPPERETTES-We show Bone great values in Fancy Reversible Wragperettee, wide width, heavy weight, good oolore, good value at 100. Our p,ioe white they last no. i Nov. 5 Connelly & Waters, balance on contract 396 34 9 Anthony MoDonald, for epikee 80 Otto Schnook, for farm bridge 10 00 Anthony Raymann, for culvert 9 00 26 5, S. Cole, for timber 7 66 Deo, 15 Jae. M, Knight, farm bridge 10 00 Valentine Forrester, farm bridge 10 00 L. McNeil, farm bridge 10 00 John Roger, inepeoting 21 00 9 973 50 Balance $ 37 08 HALL. DRAIN RECEIPTS. , Jan, 1 Balance from 1902 1242 86 Nov, 30 Interest 18 40 9 1261 28 DISBURSEMENTS. Jan, 1 John Roger, Engineer to looal for loan 16 50 Oot. 5 Robert Ransom, repairing 1 00 Deo. 15 P. J, Bishop, assisting engineer 1 50 $ 19 90 Balance $ 1242 28 , 14TH CON. DRAIN RECEIPTS. Jan. 1 Cash in Standard Bank 8395 42 Nov, 30 Interest 31 84 $ 8427 2G DISBURSEMENTS. Jan. 12 Louie Steles, for work on culvert 2 00 Feb. 3 Guhr & Fogel, on contract 320 00 S. B. Cole, for lumber ' 49 75 Mar. 4 John Curtain, on contract 114.00 John Roger, for loan to local 92 50 W. H. Kerr, for printing local 1 00 May 29 Thos. Learmont, for cedar 4 50 June 15 Thoe, Williamson, for farm bridge 10 00 Guhr & Fogal, on contract 60 OD 19 Curtain & Reid, on contract 300 00 July 13 Robert Dougherty, drawing lumber 2 00 John McNabb, drawing timber 3 00 Aug. 10 S. S. Cole, for timber and plank 41 15 rContinned on page 83 Millinery Bargains I 1 As the season is rapidly pas- sing along we are offering our Ready-to-wear Millinery atR to OCIICreduced prices clear them out. Our Millinery Department is in better shape than ever to sup- &% ply Fashionable Goods at Reason- able Prices. IllicrolWe are determined to please all who f aver us with thei pat- ronage. at ronage. P Hill A call will be appreciated. •,Yi; �lv IMMINEMEMEMEINIMIHNIMMIONII �.J; rt Fl U) r'��,�j F,d,i rf Choice Stock of \t '�,f f3a� k. ••., :ROBES,uOs &C, &C. A fine range of Robes, best in the market, has been opened up consisting of :- --BLACK -BL ACKG.ALLOWAY -SASKATCHEWAN -GREY GOAT, -GRIZZLY BEAM and MOUNTAIN BBAR. --Plush and Wool Rugs, a very choice lot. -In Horse Blankets a large stock is carried at Close Prices. and sold Repairing Promptly Attended to Sig rl of J. DONALDSON the B15U8855L9. Horse's Head