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THURSDAY , JAN, 24, 1901.
Huron Co. Council.
ECOntintied from Page 1.1
intuition OCHIKITTAE'S IMPORT.
The Striking Committee reported as
follows :—
Executive-51mm Hays, Connolly,
"Carr, Patterson and Lemont. Mr.
Oonnolly, Chairman.
Speolal Mews, Hayti, Oonnolle,
Blue, Patterson and Lamont. W. H.
Kerr, Chairman.
Finanoe—Meeers. Bowman, Torrance,
MoLean, Spackman and Miller, M,.
Bowman, Ohairman.
Education — Mesers. Bowman, Tor -
ramie, MoLettn, Spackman and lblifier,
Miller, Chairtnan.
Road and Bridge—Meagre, Chambers,
Lookbart, Cantelon, Hicks and Fergueon,
Mr. Loelthart, Chairman.
County Property—Mesers, Ohambere,
Lookhart, Cantelen, Hiok and Fergu-
son. Mr. Oantelon Chairman,
Equalization—di the Council.
Warden's Cornmittee—Mesere. Cham•
here, Terrapin, Patterson and MoLean.
House of Refuge-171,3ms. Hays, Con•
nolly and W. H. Kerr. Mr, Hays,
Chairman,
JNO. Tonenalon.
Chairman of Cotnmit,tee,
vault's n88000'.
There are 10 prisoners in the jail, all
males as follows :—Jno. Parker, WU tehel I ;
Jno. Hickey, Fleneall •, Jno. Campbell,
Toronto; Jno. Weir, Walkerton; Jae.
Hornby, Grey Townahip ; all for
vagranoy ; S. J. Statton, Stephen Towu-
table, insane; Jno. Maxvvell, Goderich ;
Albert Eettne, Colborne, and Geo. Wise-
man, Cobourg, for larceny ; and P.
Hickey, Seaforth, for Remelt. I most
respectfully ask your honorable body to
take into &miens consideration the
erection of a suitable dwelling at the
jail. Joszest GRIFFIN, Jailer.
PHISICIAN'S IMPoRT HOIISB OF 8.880018,
Gentlemen,—Dering the year there
heve been 100 inmates in the limse. At
times It was so overcrowded that the
cellar and corridors bad to be utilized for
sleeping apartments, although ofteu not
comfortable. At present there are some
oases that are in such a bad aondition
th ,s the basement, although often not
vary oernfortable, was the only place seas
nos to contaminate the rest of the house.
I have made 67 visits during the year.
In January last a severe epidemio of le.
grimes struok the inmates, seartiely any
enaping, and at one time there were 49
down at once. During the Summer
nicuths extra vigilance was exercised over
the water supply with the result that we
escaped the usual dysentery epidemio.
I performed several minor operations
during the year besides the removal of
oatmeal in three eases and the removal of
an eye, all patients did well afterwards.
Had two people frac:tare their thighs, one
a man of 30 and the other 89. The
former after a few weeks (mild move
about so well that he ran away, the other
died two months after from the shook.
There were 12 deaths during the year,
the average age being 75i years. 3 ,died
from old age, 2 of apoplexy, 3 of cancer,
2 with pneumonia, 1 of consumption and
1 with broken leg.
J. W. SHAW, Physician.
- REPO= BE INSURANCE OF PSOPERTT.
Per punjl 00 two dollars. One dellar ao11ow31 Hired 11810 for TiOnse and Farm,
tide feeJogivee to the Sehoel 73eard to
pay for gaper, ink, ite., and presiding,
end one dollar is sent 00 the Eduoatioo
Depertmeut to cover the 0050 of 'mamba,
ing the itherver papere, The fee for the
Enteenoe EininInatien is one duller,
Title lute not varied fur at least ten pitted,
ENTRAN091 EXAMINATIONS,
Centre, Wrote, Paeeed
57 38
20 18
32
34
738058515, 25
Wroiteter, 118 31
'Fordwich, 12 9
Total, 807 177
13IYth,
Wingham,
Seaforth•
• 53
71
50
Your Committee appointed to report as
to insnraooe on Go, buildings reports as
follows :—Court House insured for 612,
000 in the L. L. & Globe Go. to expire
is Out. 1902 ; Jail and Cottage insured
for $10,000 in L. L. & Globe Co. to ex
pire in Jane 1902 ; House of Refuge in.
tiered for 64;000 in the Mercantile to
expire in Nov. 1901; House of Refuge
()entente insured for 61,000 in the eder-
Impale Co. to expire in Nov. 1901 ;
House of Refuge insured for 64,000 in the
Gore Go. to expire in Nov. 1901 ; Roues
of Refine contents insured for $1,000 in
the Gore Go, to expire in Nov. 1901 ;
• Barn on Industrial Farm insured for
$650 in the Mercantile Co. to expire in
Nov.1901 ; Barn contents insured for
6800 in the Mercantile Go. to expire in
Nov. 1901. W. LAI% Chairman.
There are two Boarde of Entrance Ex.
miners in Eaet Huron, The Clinton
Board is composed of Messre. Houston,
Lough and Robb, This Board examines
the papers of the oandidatee who write at
Clinton, Blyth mid Wingham, The Bea.
feth Board is composed of Masers. Hove -
at, Shilliuglaw and Rebb. The Seaforth,
Brussels, Wronter and Fordwich papers
are examined by this Board. The en.
rolled attendance for 1900 Wail 0573, beiug
a deorease of 142, and tbe average at-
tendance 8855, or about 69 per tient of
the registered attendance. There has
been a alight falling off in the attend-
ance of Fifth Class pupils. Age for age,
the educational standing of the pupils is
muoh higher now then ten years ago,
Excellent two -roomed briok sohool hotline
have been erected in Gerrie and Ford.
winh. The Fordivieh eohool hoose cost
62600, and when completed the Gerrie
one will cost about 64000. A. very fine
one roomed briok school house, with base.
ment, farnaoe, and a perfeot system of
ventilation, was ereoted at Kinbarn at a
coat of about $1600. Then eohool houses
are up.to-date in every particular. Three
or four new school houses will be erected
mixt year, and two others thoronghly re-
built. I regret bo repoet that some rate-
payers are much readier to provide
education, &o., for the unwilling Chinese
than for their own or neighbor's obildren,
This is partlealarly so in a couple of
amnions which have miserable shooks in
which the ohildreu shiver with cold feet
during the Winter. These buildings are
veritable death traps, where children go
to get 8.11 ednoation, but instead catch
onlds, pneumonia, la grippe, &o. .fhere
were 48 stodeots in attendance at the
Model &hoots, The training they receive
there is of the highest order, both soboole
being in oharge of excellent teachers. A
very successful meeting of the Teauhers'
Institnte for East Huron was held in
Seaforth. May 25th and 20111. Mr. Scott,
Principal of the Provincial Normal
&heal, Toronto, was present and de-
livered a number of interesting lectures
on educational subjeots. Nearly every
teacher in the Inspeotorate was present.
The G rvernmeet urant to Continuatiou
Claes Schools for 1900 amounted to $470 ;
this, alone with a similar County grant
made up $940. Last year the amount re.
Weed was 161055. These soboola are do-
ing excellent work in foot, the urban
Continuation schools are doing as good
work as the weaker High Scboo's did some
years ago. In conolusion I may add that
I visited all the departments of the Pub-
lic) schools in East Huron at least twice
during the year. At each visit I examin-
ed carefully into the standing ot the
school, pointed out any weakness I die.
covered, and where possible, encouraged
the teacher by kindly words of approbe.
tiou. The dates ot these visite are ET.
peuded. I am, Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
D. lione.
BAST littitoN INSPECTORATB.
Inspector Robb's report for Ent Huron
Inepectorate ie as follows :—To the War-
den and Council of the Co. of Huron,—
I have the honor to submit my annual
report of Public school education of the
Inspectorate of East Huron. There are
88 Boards of public sohool Trustees in
East Huron. These Boards employ 123
teachers during the entire year. The
Clinton Model School engages an extra
assistant during the Model term. Of
these 123 teachers 52 are inane and 71
females—it deorease of 6 male teachers
duriog the year. There were 14 ohangee
of teaohers during the year and 24 at the
6b6; eteelt, team o4 implerneete, 6170;
Salitriell Of Inegeotor, Rover and Katroto,
4850 ; phyeknan's eatery and applianoes,
6230,80; repairs to bhildinge and !evil.
ture 4158,72 ; proeleimis and clothing,
41820.40 ; fuel and light, 6480.60; hooks,
stationery and postage, 817,68 ; %aiding
innuttee to friends and bringing back eh.
minders, ; euppliee for emelt and farm,
3125,99; on capital, ;mount, 4120.82 ; in-
cidental expeneee, 4120,10 Permanent)
improvements, 16208.19; tetal, 44116.40.
• WSI, COATS, Inspeollor.
SPECIAL COZIMITTEE'S IMPORT.
Your Committee beg leave to report
that they have enquired earefully into
the mutter of Entremee and Publio School
Leaving fees, referred from December
Bandon, and oannot see that they Gnu be
reduced AB they ere oonsumed in holding
•the necessary examinations mad reading
the candidates" papers. If out down the
redaction would have to be made up in
mune other way. Two memorials were
before the Committee dealing with the
abolition of Stettin labor atel other Good
Roads quotients, but we report no aotion,
While we beattily approve uf the move,
meet to 11051005 008 highways, there is
neoessity for more eclueetiou Mon these
lines before very pronounced legielatien
is paned wiping out old (materna. A.
communication from the Ontario Beet
Sugar Association nrgiog that the Gov-
erument be asked to give a bounty to aid
in permauently establishing a sugar mon•
ufaotory in this Country was before ue.
Your Committee believes this is matter
of importance to agriculture and is ooe
that will probably be of great advantage
to many people in our Province if prop
erly Bet on foot. It should be minor -
aged. Te reference to 5 memorial from
Biome Go,, dealing with proposed
emendineuts to the Act regulating Haw
kers and Peddlers, we approve of the pro.
posed amendments and ask the Warden
and Clerk to sign the memorial and fer.
ward it to the Legislature. A. commun.
nation from Go. of Viotoria was before
the Committee urging necessity of
legislation toward the merging of the
lower Courts so as to facilitate business,
and oat down expense without doing
injustice to any interest. We very heart.
ily oonour with the propoeitiou and ask
our officials to forward the necessary
memorial to the Legislatnre. Regarding
a memorial from Go. of Victoria relative
to giving the Patella Sohool Leaving
examination a permanent place in the
Public 130110018 of our land, we recommend
that the memorial be alerted by the War
den and Clerk and forwarded to the On•
tario Legislature.
W. H. Kees, Chairman
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Gentlemen,—I hcrewith submit tor
your annual consideration the annual
finanoial report comprising the usual
statement, viz., detailed statement of
reoeipts and expenditures ; abstract
statetneut of same ; statement of ledger
balances ; etatement of tax aolnotions,
latter part of year ; statement of invest
manta of Sinkiug Fund ; statement of
debenture liabilities and available assets;
or:imperative statement of estimated and
Banal expenditures and ' receipte of
general aceounts. The cash balance at
Close of year was 612,545.53 and the net
expenditure for year was $3,502,62 less
than the amount estimated. The
Goderioh Collegiate Institute made a
request to be paid the equivalent of the
Government grant for military purposes
and I paid the same, under Seo. 30 of
High School AM, with the understanding
that if you did not approve the money
would be refunded,
War. Houma, Co. Treasurer.
The report of Inspector Coate for
House of Refuge for 1900 was laid before
the Couthil. It was as follows :—
REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF HOUSE OF 118.80518.
To the Warden and Council of the Co.
of Huron :—Gmernmutz,—The Inspector
of the House of Indaatry and Refuge for
the Co. of Heron respectfully presents
the following as his report for the year
end of the year, in all 38 ohaoges. The ending 31st December, 1900 i—Total No.
I
average length of serene in a sohool is of inmates admitted since opening of
about three years. Many of then "step- House 198 ; No. of inmates on Jan. let,
ping stone" teaohers, as they are genis.
times oontemptuoaely °ailed', are men of
enperior ability, great enthusiasm end of
marked individuality, wbo in after years
become leaders in the professions, in poli-
ties and finanee ; and while perhaps not
eminent SnottetiSeil in imparting !mow -
ledge in the' public school studieta, yet
leave a honing impression on their pupils
of noble ambitions which cannot be
measured by any length of service. The
average salary paid teachers for the whole
Inepeotorate le 6357.00. In the rural
amnions the salaries of the male teachers
advanced 31.40, and female teaohers 616.-
25. The male teachers are being gradn.
ally crowded out by female teaches.
Tuelterernith pays the male teachers an
average salary of 6421.67 per annum -
Hallett comes next paying 8848.50.
Theo are 68 Normal trained teniters ; 4
hold Professional first elan oertifioatee,
69 emends and 50 thirds—an increase of
9 secionds over the previous year. As
the professional and nonprofessional
standing of the teaohers improves, so
also does the standing of their sohools—
"as the teacher, so the tobool." In the
great majority of schools the work done
by the teachers is very satisfactory ;—a,
few teachers can never eueeeed, close
they bine little aptitude for teaching.
Two promotion examinatiote were taken
during the year, one in March and the
other in October. The teachers are a
milk in favor of then examinations. For
the fleet time, in 1900, the Pubtie School
Leaving EXaminatioe papers were exam -
'nod In 'Tomato, and De a consequent:to,
the fee had to be raised from On9 dollar
1.000, 82 ; No, admitted during the year,
18 ; No. of deaths during the year, 12 ;
No. absconded during the year, 2; No.
discharged during the year, 6; No. of in-
mates in House January lst, 1901, 80 ;
No, of males, 58 ; No. of femalee, 27 ; No.
admitted during year 1900 from rural
municipalities :--Townships— Morrie 1,
Tuokersmith 1, Turnberry 1, Moliillop 2,
Usborne 2, Hallett 2, Howiok 1, E. We. -
waned' 1 ; Towns andVillagee —Goderich
2, Clinton 1, Seaforth 1, Exeter 1, Bruit.
eels 1, Wingham 1; Ganes of pooped=
—old age 10, sickness 1, injury 2, weak.
nese of intelleot 1, paying patient 1, blind-
ness 1, intemperance 2 ; Nationality of
inmates admitted during 1900—England
0, Scotland 5, Ireland 5, Canada 2; No.
of days board of inmates, 28980 ; No. of
days board Keeper's family and help,
1005 ;Average number of inmates during
1900, 79.26 ; with Keeper's family and
help added, 82,26 ; total expenditure on
Hones and Farm, 01411640; add value of
provisions and fuel on hand Jan. 1, 1900,
111206.83 ; add ten per cent for depreoia
tion of implements, 464.48 ; total expend-
iture, 85887.71 ; deduot expenditure on
oaPital staOnat, 6120.32; stook and per-
manent improvements, 4283,10 ; previa.
ions, produce, now clothing and feel OH
hand, 1st Jan., 1901, as per inventory,
$1118.50 ; produce sold during 1900, and
Other reeeipts, 3137.60 ; received from
Ming Potients, 4192 46 ; total, 31952.13.
Amount expended for support of inmatee,
33435 58 ; average °newt° per inmate per
day, 11i 0804 ; average weekly expense
per inmate, 88i ciente. The expenditure
on the House and Feral emooants le as
et Girdlea the Globe.
The fame of Backlen's Arnica Salve aa
the best in the world, extends round the
earth. It's the one perfect healer for
outs, corns, burns, broisee, sores, wields,
boils, ulcers, felons, aohes, pains and all
akin eruptions. Only infallible pile cure.
25o a dox et G. A. Deadrnan'e drug store.
MISHTER °ROGAN
toe The cianymaithewuraph,
"Are ye going' to th' Oinnymatthew.
graph to night ?" I says to (Jimmy th'
other day, "An' whet in th' face a,v
gracious d'ye calla oinnymatthewgraph?"
says 0 pny. "fie movable piathere,"
I says, "Tb' Rivrind Shtauley McKeon
Brown is ration' tb' show. He was the
war oarryebpondint fur th' Mail and tb'
toluene an' he's goin' to tell all be knows
ab ut it, an' more too. There's no more
war carryslepondints to come, for which
let us be truly Vankful." "Sandy musht
be makin' Ian as money out ay his ould
hall this Winther," says Clancy." "Hall
uothin'," I says. "They're goin' to
bonld it in th' church," I myth "What
church 2" says Claney. Prishbytar•
ian aburob, av coarse," I says. "Well
fur' tb' land's sake," says Clancy, "what
uixt. Thim Prishbytarians is gittiu' to be
piney friebky in their mild age. Toi me
was whin ye oud till a Priehbytarian by
th' long fan an' tb' solemn Jawn Knox
exprisehon he always carried round wid
him, but now bedad, they've got so mixed
tip wid tb' lldithydiste tb' Salvation
Army ye can't till a Prishbytarian from
a Happy Jack. 'Tis pionios, an' toy mat
1810, 80' ehwarays in th' basbemint, an'
annyvarearies an' oinnymatthewgraphe
in bb' top fist. Tb' world do move an'
bedad th' Priabbytariate maven wid it."
Well me an' (Nancy wint, en' th' church
was so crowded we bad to take a pinny.
tintial sate in the gallery. "They do
have a large oangregatien fur wanoe,"
says Clancy. '''Tis a gud way to fill th'
church, I musht says, be say. "An'
its a safe way" I says. "Whin ye take
in th' collection ab th' dare ye know
where ye're at. Whin a man pays fur
his fon befoor be gite it he has no show
to back out. Bob whin they pass th'
plate whin th' show's over a man's some.
toinies apt to change his mond a few
pegs an' it mimes about as airy to drap a
nickel an the plate as a sbillin'. An' e,
gud dale aisier. Whin it mimes to mat.
tare av foinanoe ye (isn't aquail th'
Prishbytarians." Mr.IdeLean opened th'
hall wid a few well chosen remarks.
There are toimea whin our looal orators
are somewhat troubled wid a disease
called expansion, but Mialiter MoLean,
on this MOttsion 58 tinny rate, said no
more than he shod, an' that'a th' roight
way. We didn't go there to hear ;luny
home talent, annybow. We know all th'
pathriotio opacities aff by heart, an' it ie
th' earnieht prayer av us all that th' path
riotio orator will have no occasion to air
his views fur rnanny years to come,
ildiehter Brown is a young Man wid
ehtrong voioe, an' a healthy head of hair.
But fur all that he hake somewhat out ev
plum in tie pulpit. I don't known how it
was, but th' pietuere seemed to feel some.
what baokward. They didn't esem to
known bow to behavethimailves in ohurob.
They seemed to feel out av plaoe, so to
epake. I suppose av they had been ex•
hibitin, thimeilves in Oardao'e hall they
wid have felt more at home. They bad
a koind av a "dim riligiche !eight"
about thim, an' didn't seem to want to
show thimeilvee up in their true loight
se it were. Th' Rivrind Miehter Had.
gine, th' Right Worehipful Chaplain av
th' 'Meaty Thurd Battalion priainted
proivste Dory, wan av th' returned her.
oes wid a puree wid something in it,
Proivate Dory to a god spioimin av a
()meridian. Ould Huron turns out mime
gud samples ay home grown humanity
that lien tells their ind ay the log wid 011'
beeht av thim, and whin th' ould folks at
home wants a little lift in th' way ay a
few byes, all they have to do hi jest to tip
tie all a bit of it wink en' we'll be on bend
tvid both fele. I don't t'init lbs likely
we',Il have tinily more war earryellPhOnd.
wid their movable war plethora fur
time tohne. We will thry herd to vthery
along widout thim, annybow, It IWO eo
long ago that the most tie Ile didn't know
A Wise Lady,
Cratyrrarip, Ohio,
klity 23tal, 1900,
3, 111, kleLeod, McLeod Laboratory,
Goderioh, 00500,
tit' dIffereeee betting a ItoPje au' A leitger, ...DIAS Eni,-,-1(03r liquid mediaine,
but we're all ao well poehted now that "Soak and lissab," Mae ettred MS enti...relY
•
about se well se we know iw,,milor,, doctors told me that it was a Gamier and
Beougye as gua ss 0 fttiao., ,,,, ,,,y,, 1.,,,,,I that the brow tvonlil have to be out mit
we Ituew th' lay out as South Africa jiet Of the ems I had on my ripper jaw, The
Iota to ate.
and the Waited parte removed by the
—Seaford' Sun. • CW,N
ilo. knife. It was tbie that !lightened me
and made me get the "Seek and Swab."
yesee 1811018
EAST HURON TEACHERS, I need only three pint bottles. 1 am well
ever eines, and it be threeI
need lb. Having great Minidet1043 himiyeellinr
fOneeodai.oine I will reolomkromeentelo„it to th
51, SB.aNmo.R, Creraran". MRS. a', HARMAN.
2 Nellie Beekett Bwr list eolos
The fellowing wail rewired from the
8 Edward D. McIntosh Brussels Baine lady ten rare ago _ ,,
I Buffered for nenlY four Yvan from
0 Bessie MeTaelsb Trowbridge Ate, and almost at the flame hour daily,
Brussels out of which no one could waken me, un.
54 5Foromol.AW ,NBo.rWbooard
7 Lizzie Calder .... .. ...,.Oranbrook til I awoke of Myself, weak and wearied
.
Maud Coghlin Cranbrook after the lapse of from ten to twelve
8 Marjory Gillespie 9 Florence Bremner M
Oranbrook hours' time during which time I was
onorieff wholly unoonsoious, I was attended to
end consolted no fewer than sixteen
10 James G. Bricker ..... ...Cratibreolt
11 Geo. Dobson mbei doetors without any benefit and no re -
Maggie Calder Eibilei (Ili:L.801LT to ft ombye atboarernotomo 'Ado eodo : of took
it no 0-
H . 4 Charles E. Leppard .... Molesworth
IL 12 Janie Howe.— .. ..... . .. Walton notice of anything, until, in the good
U. 8 Robert E. Patterson ..B2011etWwoorotah proviclenoe of God, a friend insisted on
U . 4 Ernest I. Smith bringing 11. M. McLeod to our house.
He took me out of the 60 10 nalf a min-
ute's time. I began to gain rapidly after
this in health end soundness of mind,
en:. to this day 1 have not had any more
tit
Yours, eto., _
JOSEPHINE E. MARTIN,
Kingsbridge, Ont.
Sold by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels.
IIONSICX.
1 Frank Ti. Lowish
2 Matilda Watson
8 Etta Scott
4 Chas. W. Mitehell..........., Gerrie
5 Wm. O. Blaokwood ..... ... ....Gerrie
6 David Greer Olifford
7 Geo 1:1. McKee .,..Gorrie
Lydia Harding Gerrie
8 George H. Rattan ........Fordwich
9 Lena G. Grille Fordwich
10 Arnold M. Stewart Gorrie
11 Isabel Simpeou .. ...... ....Vordwioh
12 Mary M. MoDonald Newbridge
18 Mary Padfield Belmore
15 Maggie B. MoLean • Hunbingfield
16 Alice Duff Molesworth
17 Wm. Winters Fordwiok
Mary Blantyre Fordwich
18 Annie Murray Gorrie
T.J. 5 Jessie Cornish Kurtzville
U. 12 Donald F. McKenzie ....flatmate
BULLET'S.
1 Fred, Fowler Soaforbh
2 Thos. Unroll Clinton
3 David Weir.... Constance
4 Wm. B. Hamilton Londesboro'
5 Lizzie Cunningham Londesboro'
6 Robert Weir Harlook
7 Alfred E. Wetheral
8 Arthur McAllister Londesboro'
Jessie McLaughlin Londesboro'
9 Geo. W. Shore Auburn
U. 10 Agnes Chidley
5 John Cook
Della O'Neil
Lakelet
Lakelet
Lakelet
JUDICIAL. SALE
OP VALUABLE
FARM PROPERTY
In the Township of Morris, lit
the County of Huron.
Bureuant to a judgment made in a certain
ohune or matter, in the High Court of Jug -
Moe for Ontario, of Button ya. Smith, bear-
ing date Me Nineteenth day of Taman, A.
80.1281, there will be offered for sale by Pith •
lio Auction, w • th the approbation 0( 80 ernard
Louis Doyle, Empire, Local Madera the
High Court of Audio° ab Goderieb by Finley
Stewart Scott. Auctioneer, on WedviesvinY.
the Sixth day of February, A. 1). 1901, at
the hour of one o'elook p. m., at the Qacen's
Hotel, to the Village of 13rossels, the follow-
ing valuable farm property, namely :—All
and singular that certain parcel or tract of
land arid premiBes, situate ivies and being
. in the Township of Morris, in the County of
Blytet Huron, and Province of Ontario, being Dom -
p0000 of the South Half of Lot Number
Twenty, in the eighth Concession of the
aforesaid Township of Morris, oontaining by
admeasurement one hundred acme of land,
be the IMMO more or less. Upon the prem-
ises there are erected and in good repair, a
frame barn SUM, with stabling underneath,
and a log house 18x24, with a frame kitchen
moureLor. at the rear 14018, the fences also are in a
1 Fenella Kidd fair condition. There is an orchard upon
the premises of about an aore in extent,
2 James T. Dodde fLeaaffoorrtit
T he soil is a slay loam ; shout seventy notes
3 Margaret Deverenx ....St. Columban of the land is cleared and with the exception
of about fourteen acres. is seeded down, and
5 Toe. L. Dorsey Belehawfoorn
land, this property is exceptionally suitable
4 Isabella H. Waugh as there are never falling springs upon the
6 George Buchanan Winthrop as a grazing farm ; the balance of the land
is timbered with bard and soft wood. The
Dublin
7 Christopher White BLe oeoakdwb uo or dy
above described property is situated bo a
8 Violet Simpson firstmlass farming locality, on a good gravel
9 Annie McLeod
11 Lizzie Kinney Walton rlo achgatd1, . oh
slble to
hools
d
tree'Ear''i..Bee, oud }Myth, and NUT miles
Ya siaXmecGiales 0,
10 Lizzie M. Dorrance Winthrop distant from the vit-
Winthr013 from the village of Walton.
a Isabella Aitchison
Seaforth ‚[811810 or SALE —The purehaser will be
U . 2 Clara McKenne. required to pay Ten per cent. of bis pur-
chase money on the day of sale, to the Ven -
MORRIS.
dor'a Solicitor, and shall pay the balance
,1 Lille B. Mister thereof into court, within till rty days there.
---Blyt,h after, ivithout intereet, and at the time of
8 Malcolm Black
Brimfield; sale sign an agreement for the completion
4 Lizzie M. McIatuchlin 5 Peter S. Stewart Brussels of his purchase. The property will be
afered for sale subjeot to a reserved bid,
Belgre,ve
Brussels to be fixed by the said Master. The other
6 Nellie Jamieson ... ..... .
conditions of sale will be the standing
7 Wm. Aberhart Wingham conditions of the High Ouurt of Justioe.
8 Belle Murdie Bluevale Further particulars may be obtalu 86 00
application to john Hoskin, Esq., Official
9 Janet Kirkby W
esa
tol
two
nn
Winton ; or to the undersigned.
II. 11 Annie Simpson Guardian Toronto; F. S. Scott, Esq., am -
10 Wm. E. Bryans Jam
Welton W. M. SINOLAIR, B. L. DOYLE,
U. 3 Fanny E. Steer Blyth Ven28dotrr's Solicitor. Local Master at
Dated this 23rd day of Janu9a°ady°,1e0h01:.
Londeeboro'
Auburn
Auburn
TIICEIMSHITIL
1 Jennie Murray
2 Thos, N. Forsyth
3 Andrew Scott
4 Jennie Grant
5 Robert J. Beattie
6 Maud H. lefartry
7 Matilda Fowler Egmondville
8 Walter H. Baker Egmondville
Florence Chrysler Egmondville
9 Thos. G. Shillinglaw Egmondville
10 Mary J. Morrison Ohiselburst
8001010001058.
1 Elsie Allen Wroxeter
2 Maggie Roadhouse Wroxeter
3 Bella 7, Pearson Glenannan
4 Alex. MoEwen Bluevale
Jean Blank Bluevale
5 Lizzie Vanetone Wingham
6 Lizzie Wilson Wingham
7 Ethel Scott Wingham
8 Nina 7. Mister Wingham
9 Douglas Framer GlenFarrow
11 Henry Ansley Wingham
CLINTON.
Heneall
Kippen
Seaforth
Clinton
Seaforth
Clinton
m. R. Lough
Maggie O'Neil
Janet Wilson
Minnie McKay
Annie C. Taylor .........
Evelyn Turner
Jeanette Combe
REAL ESTATE.
..110H SALE. — A. BEAUTIFUL
... home on Queen street, furnished or
without, at a bargain Apply to
MISS M. CAMPBELL. 33ru5sels.
GrOO- D 'FARM OF 142+ ACRES
for sale, being Lot 23, Con. 7, Grey.
A01130 imitable for two famillen if required,
School house, church and patter the Village
of Ethel on part 00 008 lot. Apply to JOHN
0018118160. Ethel Carriage Works. 24.
i ARM FOR SALE.—BEING
Lot 8. Con. 12, Greycontaining 100
Bores. Good stook or grain farm. Good
frame house and bank barn ; two good wens;
eight acres 01 108.11 wheat and land all in a
goodettate of cultivation. For purtioulare
apply o
20-0 30113 010178801) 8,
eP. 0,
pOR SALE IN ETHEL VIL—
A.. Lclio.—The Property of the late John
Clinton with1if,ott,ftnieoneisting of a solid brick house,
a kitchen and woodshed, good
stable and i aore of land, all in lirstmlass
condition. If not sold will be rented. Pos-
session at any time. Per pa,ticulare apply
to 'WM. SpitNOE, Ethel ; ALBX, PATTERSON
Galt ; or 8001,0101511111108, Mb. Forest. 200
.....— .....
FArim FOR SALE.—I OFFER
for sale Lot 15, Con. 8, Morris, Gonad -
L. L. MoPaul ing of 100 acres, more or less, 06 cleared, 80
es seeded down, 80 acres Fall ploughed,12
Annie Watson Seafo.rth miresmirin Pall wheat. Barn 00x70, with atom
g underneath.m
Este Cowan ,, stabling Also dwelling hoe.
PossessMn to suit purchaser. Isor further
Kate Killoran particulars apply on the premises or to the
Belle Watsonproprietor, Price and term reasonable.
Mrs. J. Campbell e
_20• _TI.1.08, 170601339, Wingham P.O.
Mrs. lel. Coulter
IIIIRBASt,To.—.LCiotrjA1.7S, Boon.F8A. RT1121p0R01
WINOBASI.
Grey. 100 acne more or less. Situate 4j
A II. Musgrove
Wingham ne mifrom Bitumen and 2 ruins from village
fiery Robertson at Ethel. All ideated excepting 5 sores of
Mary Cornyn e hardwood bush. Buildings and fences in
I3ernioe H. Reynolds
good repair. Good wells. All gall plowing
r,
one. Price and terms of payment on en-
amel() Farquharson " plioation to W. M. SINCLAIR,
Hattie Reid e20-0 138.8815010, 80,, Brussels.
— -
It
J.AN, $1, Jol
• Clearing
•Sale.
Our Fine Stocx of Overcoats,
Suits and Men's Furnishing Goods
Must be Sold ...
SEAPORTIL
Margaret Vonstone
Edith A. Matheson
11118 1101.
Wm, J. Soolt Blyth
Gertrude Graham
Annie Hamilton ••
Edna Lee Carder
BRUSSEL%
Z. 15. Cameron Brunets
Maud Brook
Mary Downey
Jean Ritchie ............,
wacnotTert.
john Hartley ...... . Weoxeter
Edith Gibson .
Benj. Schneider, of Milverton, was
kicked in the head by one of his horses
and received fatal Winne.
14
FARM FOB SALE. -150 ACRES
00051501108 01 the South 1 and South 1
of the North 1 of Lot 10, 0011.2, East Wawa.
nosh. Tina is an excellent gook farm ,being
well supplied with good tipping water. 20 11
situated about 8 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. 881050 part of It la under
gram, Buildings and tenon are in a fair
Mete of repair. Easy tormirof payment will
be fatten. Por all information apply to
11-0 0,15,600.8115, Barrister, Brunelle,
VARMS FOR SALE. — 100
8.0105 in the 'Township of Howlett, be -
Ing Lots 15 and 10, Con. 0 ; 80 acres are
(geared and 20 norm in bush ; bank born
With stone ambling underneath ; and frame
house with welter. A good thriving orchard,
VaTin in situates 2 miles Froin tVroxater.
Aleo 10 awes in the Township of TumiberrY,
being North Half of 1101 7, Con. A 1 30 acres
grilse, 20 acres of Inudi ; frame barn and
log bowie ; a good spring, For further par.
tutelars apply te ALEX. 11/SLOP,
81 -fin WtOlotor 1,, 0,
TRuE' every day brings its
crowds of satisfied buyers,
but while things are going fast,
they must go faster still. When
we say our stock must be sold 'tis
no idle talk—no advertising catch-
phrase. The Entire Stock must
go, and the Prices are going to
make you take them away, so
come early and get the choice
This Sale also includes our
Ordered Suits and Overcoats which
is the most up-to-date stock in
town.
Now is the time to Clothe
yourself at Cost Price.
112110. . MEILOSS
LEADING CLOTHIER.
Farm Produce taken in exchange for goods.
Bargains
miniosissamosmismsomm
Both heavy and Light, all our own make and
composed of the best of stork and workmanship.
ROBES and BLARIKETS.
The season bas not been cold enough for Robes and Blan-
kets, and as we bought heavy in them and do not want to carry
any over, if prices can move them notice the following
--Large Dark Grey Goat Robes, regular $9.00, reduced to $7.50
—Large Grey Goat Robes, regular 8.00 4, 6.00
—Blankets, Best Dutch Kersey, regular 1.75 ff 1.25
—Heavy Unlined Blankets, regular 75 ,4 55
Repairs promptly attended to in Harness, Collars,
Boots, Shoes or Rubbers.
L. C. RICHARDS.
McDONALD
Ready for ETHEL I
Business at
.••••••O
Having bought out the business of Wm. Beatty (36 CO., I invite
all old customers of the late firm to give me a call, and as many
new ones as may silo fit to favor me with a share of their patronage.
I have added a large assortment of new up-to-date goods to
the already well bought stock of Beatty & Co., which I will sell at
very reasonable prices for reliable goods. My motto will be "Small
Profits and Quick Returns,: and as my expenses are low I will
carry out the above motto in all lines throughout the store.
It's never too late to mend your ways.
Be on the safe side and make your purchases here.
Joh McDonald4
P. S.—Highest market price for Butter and Eggs.
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