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ltlmlvlzrm Cessna•—Sabbath Serviette
at 11 a fl and 6:90 p. m. teenday School
at 2130 p w, Rev. joint Rasa, Ii 'A,
paster•
SO.1oulv'g Cnener ,-,Sabbath Services
at 11 e m and 7 p m. Sunday Sohoel
at 2;801?, ni. Rev. A. K, Griffin, (noun•
bent,
Muxnonsee Onnote—Sabbath Services
at 10:80 a m and 0:80 0 in. Sunday
Solrool at '2;30 p rn, Rev, G. H. Cobble,
disk, M A, B D, pastor,
RoaNAN OA'TII0bIc Cn0n011.-Sabbath
Servipe third Sunday in every month, at
10:30 a m. Rev Joseph leennpdy,
prieet.
SAteeeeroa Anter. -•Service at 7 and 11
a m and 3 and B p m on Sunday and
every evening in the week at 8 o'olook, at
the bareacke.
Ono 1 emeows' Lonna every Tbureday
evening, in Grebam'e block,
MASONIC 1J0n40 Tuesday et or before
full moon, in Garfield block.
A 0 U W Donee 0 on the 9rd
f!',riday evening of each month, in Bias.
hill's block.
0F Loren on 2nd and last
evenings of eauh month, in $lashill's
block,
I 0 1', 2nd and last Friday in Odd
Follows' Hall,
L 0 L let Monday in every month'
in Orange Hall.
Soliso>r 600TLAND, let and 3rd Tues.
days of each month, : in Odd fellows'
Hall.
H. 0. T, M. LODaA, let and 8rd Thurs.
days of each month, in Vanetoge block.
Hone Crnonn, 2nd and 4th Friday even-
ings in Blashill'e Hall,
Pose Orreen.—Office hours from 8 a..
m. 20 6:80 p. m.
M401tAMoe' INsxrruxz,—Library in
Holmes' block, will be open from 6 to 8
o'olook p. m. Wednesdays and 3:30 to 5
trnd.6 to 8 Saturdays. Mies Dolly Shaw,
Librarian,
TOWN Covnoir,—W. H. Kerr,. Reeve';
W. H. McOraoken, Robert Graham, R.
Leatherdele and B. Gerry, Councillors ;
F. S. Scott, Clerk ; Thomas Kelly,
Treasurer ; D. Stewart, Assessor and J.
T. Rose, Collector. Board meets the let
,Monday in each month.
Samoa Boenn.—Rev,.Ross, (chairman,)'
Dr. McKelvey, Dr. Graham, A. Reid, A.
Hunter and 3. N. Kendall ; Seo: Treae„
,Roes. Meetings 2nd Friday evening
in each month.
Pnnnro SonooL TEAoIIEae.—J. H. Cam-
eron, Principal, Miss Braden, Mies
Downey andMiee Cooper.
Bosun of .Hanan.—Reeve Kerr, Clerk
Scott, A. Stewart, T. Farrow and J. N.
Kendall. Dr. MoNNangbton, - Medical
Health Officer.
Grey Council Meeting,
Council met at Long's Hotel, Oran.
brook, Nov. 28, 1895, pursuant to ad-
journment. Members were all present,
Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last
meeting were read and confirmed. A
communication was read from Garrow et
Prondfoot re suit Oliver vs. Grey: Mov-
ed by James Turnbull, seconded by Jae.
Lindsay that Messrs, Garrow 2 Proud
foot be instruoted to defend said suit in
.gfta'•alfpf this Council. Carried. Ap•
plieti,e,:,of Rev. W. J. Waddell, silting
the .Council to co-operate with the Metho.
diet congregation, Ethel, in building a
shed on the ground in the rear of the
Township Hall. Laid over for further'
consideration. Dr. MoNaughton pre-
sented an aoconnt for 36.50 for attend -
ante and medioine to the family of Mre.
E. Fox. Moved by Wm. Brown, second-
ed by Jae. Turnbull that no aotion ,,be
taken, as this Oonnoil is not responsible
for anything more than the regular
monthly allowance already granted to
Mre. Fox. Carried. Jne. Greig applied
for gravelling on boundary Grey and
Elms, between the 10th and 12th con.
cessions. Moved by Wm. Brown, sem
ended by Jae. Turnbull that this Council
grant the elm of ,310.00 provided the
Elea Couueil grant anequal sum, and
that Mr. Greig and otbere agree to do one
third of the work themselves• Carried.
A By-law was,paeeed to provide polling
places and appoint Depnty Returning
officers for holding elections during the
year 1896. The following accounts were
presented, viz. Robert Bishop, culvert
on sideroad 1, ton. 5, 35 ; Thos. Straah
as, expenses taking paupers to House of
leafage, 325 ; W. H. Herr, part payment
on printing contract, 1896, 420 ; Gideon
Brown, award ditob boundary Grey and
Elms, 311.70 ; Jas, Wendt, cleaning
award ditoh boundary Grey and Alma,
26o ; Wm. Smith, onlvert and grading
boundary Grey and Elma, 34.75 ; W. S.
Molleroher, insurance on Township Hall,
31.40 ; A. Robertson Sone dr do„ the for
culvert, $1.46 ; L. McDonald & Co„ lum-
ber For culverts, 36.68 ; Jae. MoNair, tile
drain, lot 20,oon, 14, $8 ; Wm. Rieley,
gravelling on eideroad 1, con. 6, and re-
pairing approach to Betz bridge, 318.89 ;
John Cardiff, cleaning ditoh and burying
dead horse, lot 3, son. 7, 34 Jae. Mitch^
ell, repairing 'railing and flooring of
bridge on eideroad 1, con. 12, 311,26;
Jas. Greig, part payment for ditch at lot
84, con. 10, 340 ; David Brown, ditoh at
lot 82, ton, 12, $9.50 ; Wm. Cook, tile
drain at lot 11, ton. 4, 38 ; Wm. Millan,
repairing culvert on Henfryn'road and
covering culvert at eon. 8, $9.16 ; Donald
Scott, gravel, 3102 ; Geo. McDonald,
gravel, $4,20 ; W. . Coombes, award
ditch at lot 4, son. 1, 36.70 ; Alex. Mc-
Key, award ditab at lot 6, con. 14, 317.-
22 ; Wm. Millan, culverts at lots 80 and
31, oon. 11, $8.90 ; Wm. Telfer, repairing
road Scraper, 31.86 ; D. Ewan, wrenoh
and bolts for bridge at 1ot11, con. 15, 32. ;
Thos, Al000k,oulvert on eideroad 1, con.
14, 33 ; Flank Lesooe, rag bolts, 31,50 ;
Joseph Faulkner, refund statute labor
charged oh roll, 31.60 ; David Sinolair,
cleaning government drain No. 1 lots
12 and 13, oon, 15, $82.90 ; Riohard Car-
diff, ditch on eideroad 2, ton. 14, and
putting stones in oreek, 39.60 Geo.
Clark, gravel, $5.76 ; D. McMillan, re•
pairing onlvert on eideroad 2, con. 17,
and culvert at loot 0, con.'' 17, $8 ; ' Mrs,
Ritchie, supplies to Legate family, indi-
gents, $18.26 ; 3ad. Bishop, Cleaning out
culvert on boundary Grey and Morrie,
non. 7, boo ; Wm. Annett, cleaning award
ditoh on boundary Grey and Elma, 32.-
76 ; Alex. ll'Ieleay, culvert and ditch at
lot 85, con. 14, $21.26 ; Jas. Barrie, out.
vert and material at lot 0, oon, 18, $6 ;.
George Baker, culvert on sideroad 3, con.
12, $2,50 ; Alex, Straoban, clothes for
paupers souls to Heine of Refuge, 367.-
42 ; John Miller, clothes for Wm.,hlhllin,
pauper, 312,60 ; Alienee Redacts&
Smith,, hat for aggio Nichol, a pauper,
$1,60, Moved by Jae, Turpbtill, eoopnd-
ed by Wm, Dreier: that the above Mt,
taunts be paid. Carried. poonoll then
adiourned, to Meet again in the Town -
shit) Ball, en Monday, the lOtll day of
Deeembor, 1895. Wu, SrnNdn, Olork,
Morris Council, Meeting,
Tho Council loot a000rding to adjourn-
ment in the ()Pencil room,' Morrie. oil
Nov, 11th, 1895 ; members all present,
the Reeve in the ohaie ; minutes of last
meeting read and passed. Moved by',Geo.
Hirkby,eeoonded by Thos• Code that
Wm, Iebieter end Jae. Bowman be in.
eteuoted to attend to the matter Of taking
the Mime Exford to the 134u0e of Refuge
at Clinton, 00 tut 14th inet, Carried.
Moved by Wm. labialise, noontime by
Thos. Code that the following persona be
appointed Deputy Returning Offioere, to
take the vptee in case a poll be required
at the coming Municipal election, viz.:—
Sab•divieipn No, 1, W,>C. Laidlaw ; No.
;Z, Alex, MoOall ;. No. 8, Ohhas, McCrae ;
No. 4, M, M, Cardiff No. 6, J'no, I91s-
ton ; No. 6, Joseph Bowman, Carried.
Moved by Wm. Iebieter, seconded by
Geo. Kirkby that the Reeve be instructed
to attend -to the matter of taking Mary
Hays to the House of Refuge at Clinton,
on the 14th inst. parried, The follow-
ing amounts were p`reeented and ordered
to be. paid :—puff & Stewart, lumber and
repairing approach to Clark's bridge,
$10.86 ; Wm. Elston, wood to Ihrforus,
33,60 ; Ilowiok Insurance Co„ aeeeee-
ment on Hall, 80 oente ; Thos. Aitkin-
eon, gravel during the last font ensure,
314.75 ; Thos. Maunders, ,.loaning drain
on East gravel road, 32,50 Geo. Thom -
sou, supplies to Mary Hays, 38.50 ; W.
11, Kerr, printing notices of °entreat on
East gravel road, '75 Bente ; L. MODon•
ail & 0o., lumber, 316;88 ; Jno. Roland,
putting in culvert, 32.00 P. Moarthur.
ditch and culvert, $4,00 ; Jno. Johneton,
approaches to culvert on sideline between
lots 26 and 26, ton. 8, $20.76 ; Jas, Poll.
oak, cleaning drain, $2.00 ; Slater se
Sime, repairing scraper, 76 cents ' Jas.
Timmine, gravel, 37.80 ; Jae. Shnrrie,
do., $3.15 ; Jno. Barr, do., 31.96; Wright
eetabe, do„ $9.62 13, Jackson, do., 33,-
20 ; eeleatare of furore each 34.00 • Jae.
Marshall, Engineer's services, 370.'00 ; S.
Welker, digging Engineer's drain,. 311.-
66 ; Mr. George, tile for drain, 80 cents.
Ou motion of Win. Iebieter, seeondedby
Jae, Bowman the Council thea adjourn.
ed, to meet again on the 16th of Dec.
next, at 9:80 a, in.; Wu. Onamc, Clerk,
Presbytery of Maitland.
The Presbytery of Maitland met at
Wiugham, in the Presbyterian ohuroh,
on Nov. 19th, and was constituted, Rev
John Rose Moderator, Rev. F. A. Mao.
Lerman, Clerk, pro tem.
Elders commissions were received horn
the following Birk Seseione :—Teeswater,
in favor of John Gordon ; Wroxeter, Jas
Wylie; Pine. River, John Ballantyne ;
Dungannon and Port Albert, John Ben-
net, and their names were placed on the
Presbytery roll.
A request for leave of absence till New
Year from Mr, Anderson, of Wroxeter,
owing to ill -health, was granted.
Statistical and financial returns and
minutes of the General Assembly were
distributed. Seeslon records of Pine
River, Belgrave and St. Helens were ex-
amined and attested as carefully and ooze
redly kept. Mr. ,MacLennan presented
a unanimous call from Huron congrega-
tion in favor of Rev. Roderick MacLeod,
of Kenyon, Glengarry, accompanied with
a guarantee of stipend of 31,000 per an-
num, to be paid in quarterly payments in
advance and free use of manse or rented
house. Mr. MacLennan spoke briefly in
support of the tall. John S. MeDonald,
M. P. P., Francis McDonald and Johu
MaBitohie, oommissioners from the Ses-
eion and congregation, were also heard in
support of the call, which is subscribed
by 104 communloants and 176. adherents.
The Moderator's conduct in the matter
was approved and the call suetained as a
regular Gospel tall.
Reasone for the translation of Mr. Mao.
Leod from Kenyon congregation to Huron
congregation were read and approved.
Rev. D. B. MoRae, of Cranbrook, was
appointed by Huron congregation and.
this Presbytery to prosecute the mall be-
fore Glengarry Presbytery. The Clerk
was instructed to forward the 'call and
relative documents to Glengarry Presby.
tory. Provisional arrangement was made
for the induotion of Mr. MacLeod, the
Moderator to preside, Mr. Whaley, of
St. Helens, to preach, A. MacKay to ad -
drew the minister and Mr.. MacLennan
to address the congregation.
A committee,' consisting of Rev. D. B,
McRae and A. M. McKay, of Brussels',_
was appointed to visit the eongregetion of
Walton to see If it is possible for them to
increase the minister's stipend and find
out the financial strength of the congre-
gation.
Mr. Roes called the attention of the
Presbytery to the fact that next March
will be the jubilee of the Rev. Mr. Stith.
°eland, of Ripley.
A 'committee, consisting of Messrs.
Murray, Malcolm and MacLennan, was
appointed to consider Mr. Sutherland's
jubilee and rspote at the neat ordinary
meeting of Presbytery.
Communications from the Home and
Foreign Mission Committees of the Gen-
eral Assembly were read, intimating that
the former requires 31,400 and the latter
31,100 from this Presbytery. The esti.
mates from these committees were en-
trusted to the Finaucial Committee of
Presbytery.
Mr. Hall aelced permission to have
some members of the Session of Calvin
church, ]]est Wawanosb, as aeeessard at
.Belgrave until' new elders are ordained ;
the requeeb was granted.
The uaniee of pastoral charges entitled
to seed aomniisstonere to the Genetal Ae-
eeinbly, to numb ,fn Toronto next June,
worn announced as follows ;—To Bond
ministers, Dungannon and Port Albert,
Belgrave end Galvin, East Wawanoeh,
Wroxeter, Huron, Ghalmer'eehurch,liili•
oardine township, and Bervio; and to
sand elates, B1uevals and Radios, Lack -
Knox thumb Kincardine, Pine
River, Whiteobnrch and Lamgeido.
The next opedinavy meeting of Frothy.
tory will be held at Winglram, on Tues.
day, Jan, 21st, 1890.
Jet% M,toNinn, Clark,
Lnoknow, Nov. 23, '06.
HEART Drowns ltnniavon ie 80 MIN.
vette.--AI I cased of organio or gym pathetio
heart disease relieved in 80 minutes and
quickly eared, by Dr. Agnew'e Clore for
the Heart, One .dose 031151noes. Sold
by G. A. Deadman,
f/auatd# ,ln, N+e"vrrr .
i•' S S .,L'•1, L$ 1 O
John S. Brown, it former of Dover
township, wllilo under the indueeee pt
liquor,' was frpxeh to death 111 a bush near
big home,
n'0h. Kr, Laurier, 130n, David Mille,
O, S, Amite and obhere addreeeed a big
Liberal meeting at Leollins 0h Seterday
in the intereebe of Mr. Oharhonneau, the
candidate for Tacques Cartier,
If you are anxious to And the meet re.
liable blend-pariaer read, le flyer's 41 -
mama the teetimoniele of theee who bath
been cured of Baan terrible dleeaeee es
Werth, rl•lettmatiem and sorofula by the
use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Then govern
yourself Accordingly.
Two carmen witch were oapbured from
the French fora00 bbe Plaine of Abree
ham, have arrived at 5*, Thomas, They
were ebipped to Col. Sbaoey over the G.
T. R. by the Militia Department, and
will be mounted and plaoed lo bile' Drill
Shed'tbere.
etneneireemer Oveno I5 A DAx. -South
American Rheumatic) Care for Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia radioally cures in 1
to 3 days, Its aotion upon the syetem
ie rem,. kab
r 1p and mysterious, le re-
moves at once the cause and .the disease
immediately disappears. The fleet dose
greatly benefits, 76 tents, Warranted
by G. A. Deadman,
Grain prices in Manitoba are a good,.
deal higher then in Dakota and Milne.
seta across the line, At Crystal City,
for instants, oats sell for from 18 to 16
oents a bushel, while in the town actress
the border, only a mile or two away, the
highest the farmers tan get for the' same
oate is.nine cents, Wheat prices were
also ooneiderably higher on this (side of
the line.
The Teeswater
News
says :—The stile•
what unusual speotaole of a train load of
tattle was witnessed at Teeswater station.
The consignment was made up of 650
young tattle (one and two yeare old), a
few cows, a number of thoroughbred
bulla and 90 Oxford Down rams. All
were purchased for the Christy & Ferris
Co., a firm extensively engaged in ranch-
ing at Fort McLeod, N, W,T, The train
consisted of 16 oars. The tattle will re.
quire to be unloaded for feeding and
watering at least three times before reach.
ing their deebination. We understand
that the ,average prioe paid for the young
animals was under eight dollars.
The Anal beat in the stalling match
between Hanlan and Bubear was witnes-
sed at Galveston, Tex., Thursday, by e
small but enthusiastic crowd, who cheer-
ed lustily ae Hanlan brought himself in
a winner. He has won three of the Ave
heats in the rage for the championship
of England and a 31,000 puree. There
was a heavy rain failing' at the time.
The withers went away well together.
Bubear got a Blight lead on the return,
but did not keep it long, as Hanlan, by
one of his oharaoterietio spurts, tame
right up with bim a short distance from
the goal, and came home two boat lengths
tmthe good, thereby winning three heate
out of five, the puree and the champion-
ship.. The time was 9:55. Bubear says
that he will immediately challenge Han-
lan for another rase.
Friday proved Muskoka to be the bent.
Br's paradise, when 100 deer were 'landed
at Muskoka Wharf by the Muskoka Navi-
gation Company's steamers, 90 coming
from pnints on Lake Joseph, and 10 from
Lake Rosman, among them being a fine
buck weighing 245 pounds, shot by Mr,
Allan, of Essex, near Roseau, and one
by Dr. Jones, of Kemptville, shot on
Lake Joseph, weighing near the same.
They are without doubt two of the larg-
est shot this season. Gerhard, Heintz.
man and party, of Toronto, headed the
list, with 16 very Moe ones, eome of
which would go over the 200 pound
mark. Some parties were not so sucrase.
fat, having a camber of small ones of 40
and 50 pounds ; but, taken altogether,
Ghey were as fine a lot ae anyone would
wish to see, and the largest number seen
iuthis vicinity at one time, 'Hunters
have been there horn all parts of the
Province and were highly pleased' with
their sports.
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