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• TITERS,
New York.
;SALFE
the Talri1.-
ith,
0: Court of Chan-
_e.venth Day of
'Ee.in cause there
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n.4,1 v,ith the tin -
faster of the saiti,
ng valuable farm
t by Public Attc-
a'euirnereirri
ksIn) the aStir
at l o'clock in
4ot number Two,
iron Bead Survey,
4,
in. the County of
l'rlauti more or less,
i'two miles frorn the
it ofSesforth, and -
isun, the nearest
Sles from the
vii -
are dc ed, and
out 511 acres are
[14 the lot is cover-
: There is a com-
g dwelling house,
and plastered, a
tu'foundation. and
= below, and a log
upon the lot.
of I,earing ttees,
:the lot. The land.
- 4 cultivation, well
welt supplied sivith
'..The property will
iet price at 1:*,060.
1:de shall pay to the
sit lit the pro -
id his purchase
1,bee of his purchase
bterest within : one
Ea all other resPeets
standing colla-
r, Further partici],
be obtained on ap-
hey Ilolmeeted,
T. rrow, Esq, _
Goderiet , this '25th
• rat Goderich.
;11.1.:.•STED,
iVendore' Solicitors,
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..17PERTY.-Where-
,.. in the payrrteut of
indenture of snort-
aus and Agnes, his
;t.tg date the kb day
4 mortgage will be
t. Notice is hereby
te of the powers of
taluctl, there Will be
:tho COMMEItCIAL
o'cloek A, M., on
j Deet tither, 171'), the
• that is to say :
forth, ,nid pareel of
tf p .it of the Town
4,UIL:CO:k 0434-'4 and.
c,-"„ or treet, of lak is
r4Ithe vtortgage above
-
at: tous made known
pat t tilers apply to
reillcitors, eaforth-
416-3
NetrrICE...4
Bll :, late of the
tit, farmer, deceased,
• Is. -7D, are 1Oe4t-
ih to
unlit..r4,med SOlici-
• fLe tli:ceastel ,their
tsst sand description.
and thenature
b-,tid by them, After
estate will be
tz.titld thereto,
trator alma then
1
ESTE14,
iministrator.
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.ET. -The house
...„.. & Itlsmith will
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ad Car -
in the
to, ▪ 'Huron
:et:titst P1teeing for a
rr.s gi-en for
;744.1.s iy to 4% J„
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Li.- r.c 4, Vick -
ah. A tenant who
ta
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875.
tarnished
y require
use of the
fILLE.
iconded by
ngineer be
e over the
f Egmond-
ived at an
contractors
aterial for
ne for the
ng season.
age- Com-
jounied, to
Lea. 8,1875.
to adjourn -
hair,
Y.
nded by
t the Clerk
t from the
1 maps and
{ MeLlIBAN BROTIgle RS, Publisher*.
. ' ffil 30 a Tear, ta advaacit.
1
the AsseesMent Act, was read and re-
ceived :
With r erence to the communication
from the Warden and Clerk of the Coun-
ty of rBrant, the Committee, concurring
entirely with the views therein expressed,
recommend that our Local members of
the Ontario Legislature be requested to
favor any legislation with the view of re-
pealing, what seems to us, an absurd and
meaningless provision, and that the Clerk
be instructed to communicate to the
Council of Brant the conclusion of ifils
Council. J. T. GAR ROW Chairman.
The Connell, on motion 'adjourned un-
til Saturday morning at 9' o'clock.
SATURDAY, Dee. 4, 1875.
On Saturday morning the Council was
only in session about an hour. After the
formal proceedings, the following busi-
ness was transacted:
reared a large family, the 1 youngest
,
Member of which is now =Iola man.
Mrs. 1.8utherland can stillreadily con-
ierse in the good old Gaelic tongue,. and
her hearing is but alightly *paired.
She still plies her daily labors km the old
e,c•tcle spinning wheel, and is as good as
many ;women a century yceinger,
.
-Patrick Flanigan, driver lef, a Asp
between London and Lumen eves the vie -
/Ill of a murderous attack at the latter •
place ast Friday morning. Entering his
stablq before daylight to attend to the
home, be was at puce assaulted. with a
?lub by an unknown man secretathere-
M, who split his head open and knocked
him almost senseless. , The intruder then
*
made off, and it is not own whether
he cemmitted the deed r plinider or
revenge. * 1 ' 1 1
-The Public School Inspector for tlid
County of Peel publishei a rather jam-
lair.
correspondence With the uca-
, mos BRIDGES. , 1
• Oen Office, respecting third-class certifi-
Moved iv Mr. Kelly, seconded by Mr.
instructed to procure all the information Having asked for inetruction as
Gibson, and carried, that the Clerk be atesi,
to what course he should pursue -with
he can fr4in the several iron bridge build- eference to certain unsitecesefel candi-
era and if gossible procure rilans and r
ndary line „Tie,' , en date who applied to him, for Permits, lie
uron and y such information as he 11
receirea a reply stating that, in ewer -
;Vail 'r -- we before the Council at its
dance with the spirit of recent instruc-
a disputed 'next session, se the Council can judge of tions to inspectors, it would be better to
the corn jarative expense of iron and grant no permits, unless e was satisfied
wooden 'dges,
id counties
ble River at
said bridge
tion and not
ies refuse to
ered, to be
of Brussels
e lock -ups in
being now
•
nded by Mr.
IC instructed
to Turner's
yfield River,
if necessary.
Bridge Com -
1 that the supply of duly.q
A C031PLAINT. was insufficient, and no
A petition from jolm Sheriff and oth- ception the written app
era, of School Section No. 4-, township !tees.;
ef West Wawanosh, asking the Council -Quito a sensation
to disinisS Mr. J. IL Miller from the po- Catharines recently, A
sition of Public School Inspector, and if tleman were engaged to
the Council would not dismiss Mr. Mil- vitations were issued a
ler, the petition asked that the township was to come wren, Toes
be united te the Eastern district. at 10 o'clock. Punctua
Mr. Miller, in a few remarks, explain- large number of ladies
ed the cause of dissatisfaction to the the !church to witness the ceremony, but
Council. The section in question after neither bride, groom, Minister, nor or-
beine friq,uently urged by Mr. Miller to ganistput in an appearance. 013.
furnish the necessary school fie -commode- that the bride
time refused to do so. Mr. Miller then,
as the Mw -requires him to do, withheld
lifted teachers
even then, ex -
aim of trus-
urred in St.
lady and Ru-
be married,
the wedding
y of last week,
to the hour, a
ere present in
tieing made it was fou
had left the city the ighi before, for
parts unknown, in comp fly with another
the Government grant. This raised the man, =taking with her ' he bridal outfit
,
ees. ire of a few- local nabobs in the section, 1 and a valuable set of . ewelry, all pre -
e Provincial and the Igetition was the result. The , sened tto -her by the ntending bride -
Council were perfectly satisfied that : grown.
hie& it was Mr. Miner had. done only his duty, and ; Op Saturday night, th ult., while a
emorial from
t their print- farther, that instead of acting harshly I party from Berlin, coinBelot Dr. Whit--
er, the Gov- with th section, he had acted as lenient- I ing, Mrs. Whiting, A s. Vardon, Mr.
flee to allow lyr as th law would allow him to act I Clement and two littl boys, were' re -
The pefition wale accordingly, ordered 1 turning home from Pre ton, an accident
t the tender tO b filed. occurred by which th e of the party
n lists in the
do SO. i VOW OF THANKS. I were seriously injure The horses
J commiTTEy, Move* by Mr. Willis, seconded 1)y atteched -to the carnage became unman -
Mr. Sieson, and c.arnbedie tdharteathtoe :geequablaen,t4707etrtinang etmliebl anvkehmicenlet and its
• Mrs. Whit -
the Road alp, ,
and passed : thanks of this Council
the menebers of the local press for their 1 Var n hea an arm broken
follows ; In kindnese in furnishing the Council with • ing an arm dislocated, end
tl
the Manches- their papers for the year 1875. : 1 an arm Trained. The o
The Council adjourned, to meet again ' ivith tri mg injuries. 1
earn that the , . . .
mmbe
bed according in January, according to statute. I
' ' ered that those me toed are the lead -
1 ing characters of the ai sailed party in
engineer has
' the •
ft the hands of
mittee recom-
be allowed for The
Canada.
overnment of Quebec will begin
alefluction case referred
-Private advices s
which has been sent to
-praying for the release
mpeg. Lepine is un
years imprisonment,
tepee of death was
the commutation of h'
come within the scope
amnesty, which was
Dr. Whiting
ere -escaped
will be, re -
to last week.
ak of a petition
the Government,
f kepine at Win-
The
his two
which his sen -
muted. Since
sentence, he has
of the conditional -
extended also to
t of the same the erection of a new Parliament House
reducing the on thlite of the old Jesuit Barracks at
The balance the cit lof Quebec, in the spring. I
tee recommend -James McKenzie, of Ottawa, has
allow provided entered "The Fanners' Fancy" for coin/
ipt in full eee petition .at the Philadelphia 'Exhibition.
to Mud creek Phis animal took the first prize at the
mittee reconi-
approaches to ProvinCial Exhibition this year, and ,, . ,.. Au
was awarded the diploma or the be4 we. was a benishm:ent of five
make all such horse of any dui. years, with the loss of , certain 641 -
1 , ail himself of this
_.Q4e day last week, a pr, ner, nrini
ed lioben, escaped from a detective!
while being conveyed from Montreal.
Ottawa. lie jumped from the train ,
Kemp ville station, while it was in nide
tion, The detecfive jumped after bini
ble for public
✓ instructions
erence to the
nd McKillop,
that the en -
in the matter,
water course, and f Bowed him eight miles through
lve the Coun-
, the country, but failed to capture him.
i. In reference ' ;
-Seventeen years ago a Mr. Stewart,
uses from the of Ashton, County of Carleton, Oat,
ee find that the had his right eye put out by a split*
1 municipalities of wood, which remained in his- h
pealed the by- and in spite of all efforts could not be
oaths. The Coin-
removed. A few days ago, Mr. Stewart,
hat Exeter and on rubbing the injured eye, was aut.
completed sae, prised to see the splinter working out.
contractor for It w soon extracted, and loc•ked as if
.
in the time of it we covered with a coating of sone
fleshy substance. ,
n Ottawa paper says there is et
leal of want and elestitution among
er classes in that city at prefe.
wing to the hardness of times arid
of employment. There are a great
bjer of families actually suffering fOr
lIt of food, and an organized sySten
lief must be established, to enable
women and children at least to
ggle through the severity of the
op.
Those of tile cifizens residue; at the
hard,
great
the
cut,
want
In reference to
the Committee
ose.bridges have
y, each County
use. The Com -
the engineer's
to the other
o the motion of wa
to Mr. Gregory's I of r
theld from him i the
I 1
Innutte,e recom- sDr
ry has not yet I 13
nu
bridge he be so 1., -
e taken in refer- i northeastern extremity of Berlin have
The Committee 1 for .11310 time past been in a state of fe-
to Mr. Cress. I verisli excitement -over a mysterious
he Egmondville 1 light that is seen gliding about through
✓ advertise for 1 w end plain at all hours of the night,
of a new bridte ' Ithas been noticed by many persons at
t the tenders e 1 different times and in different places,
on the move, but as yet no eine
at its 'January I
always
yew/nine/a that • has lead the courage to. approach and
• rse with the restless spirit that
rights. Lepine can a
amnesty whenever he
to he Us preferred
The Government leas
leaseri, but hither -
remain in jaiL
not promulgated
itahtention in the wetter, t it is rea-
sonable to ouppose that they will not in-
terfere, -
; - A man giving the name of James
Mitchell, and who said he was a de-
tective in search of silk robbers, visited
Ailsa Craig a day or two since, and
made the acquaintan of a farmer nam-
ed Wm, O'Nell, and btained permission
to ride on the latter', wagon to the next
r Drummondville
nted a revolver at
money. The lat-
ci dealt
butt end of
village. When 11
bridge, Mitchell pres
O'Neil, demanding h
ter remonstrated, ai
him a severe blow with t
the revolver, which caused the farmer
bbbea demand, by
book, which
The thief then
drive him toward
within a short dis-
he jtimpe,d out of
t been seen since,
I -A 'portion of the bones,of an animal,
las recently been taken ;from a in
-
it, thirty feet from the I surface, in the
vicinity of Smith's Falls, County of
Lanark. From. the. ize 41].f a joint of the
backbone and a tie animal must have
IneT1 of extraordina dMiensiops. The
joint measures 31 hie es eneireumference
and is about 104 ine es in , length, The
rib is obout 7 feet lo A inches in eir-,
'cuneferenee, and 24 i chef; thick. Mr,
via Shanks,of Pa eton Placeein whose
osseseion the bone' are new, is in hopes
tp comply with the Ti
handing over his
eontained only $21.
eompelled O'Neil to
Parkhill, and' when
tame of that village
the wagon and has no
pf discovering oth r portions , of the
Miner's hmige, carries the strange light, consequently, ekeleten (luring th e vation now
lly submitted.
noth g definite is known as to whether 'going On for ballast jquire4 on the
chairman. I the octurnal. itor is of the supernat- Canada Central. Slioul he succeed in
d blooa s es finding the jaw bonei and teeth, savants
eeessary repairs
ure or es an
/3AYYIELD, __A gentleman named Wm, H. Tat, will have sornethin
e of Bayfield, I
bat of London township, whose amine which to rest thew s
t° be 84°' srag pea' dthe list 'of lost aggen- sPeeiea of animal -tie
e ap re among
of a basis upon
eculations as to the
bones belonged to,
his fanPiii ,au and Whether it belo
ged to the antedilue
ordered to be agreeable shock, by appearing ia their vian or a more recent pee -W.
gave ayfield as a Rep, gen of the Pacific,
, •
id$st 011e evening last week after they -An exchange contains an account of
was read three • had lamented him as dead. It seemel he a tar and feather o
• took took berth on -the steamer and went on place in the townsh
COMMITrEE, I boa 'd, but ae she •was not -to sail for nigh ago, the vic
•
ration which took
p of Beverly a few
mm being. one Prof.
bee WelriEBOWIt in
the evening of the
as returning home
rseyville, and, sonic
'ved in a piece of
tr of the Finance I some time, he and a man nam McLean, a Them
d passed; I a fellow passenger, took a stroll up town, that te'evenship. On
t recommend the I returning to see the vessel half a Mile affair, Prof. Home
tfiek for injuries i, outito sea. He and McLean then came to Lynden ' from J
bridge near Clan- 1 by the next boat. McLean passed, Oa hours after dark
r. Willis' motion. 1 to Toronto. woods, when Ins b rise was stopped and,
,• 1 ' A Neva Scotia paper tops the re,e- he was seized from behind and forcibly
on Manchester I ord of ages with the following,: The dragged from his b A pot of warm
count of n, ,
t a deduction of 10 ho or of possessing the "eldest nhabi- 0 tar *stood near, an , oF the party -a
the actual amount taut" has been appropriated by many man dressed in we lee ejoehee. dipped
also th t 1 ' es but we think that Beton Chun- his hands into it and smeared the profes-
sor's head and face 'with the filthy
, an ,
for piling of $107 i ty, Nova Seotiat can claim to possess
motion amountiog thkt veritable being among its residents. , Feathers were then placed in the sticky
tee further recom- A woman named Mrs. Jane Sutherland mixture, Theprofessor !was replaced in
1
If a number of ac- -familiarly known as "Big Jean "-Is his buggy, 'faaten4 there with xopes,and
er living in -Upper Barney's River, I told to drive on. t is rumored that the
o is aged 130 years -a feet of Which, I next day the nut anat. Reim received
1
old lady herself makes sure. 1 She an anonymous ie$er waralisfekbim to get
wa born in the Parish of Clyne, &tither- out ef Lynden in en days ofimirai*to.s,
hire Scotland, and since ber 4nmi- second operation. lid eine kagb�it
iliti
certified to, also no
I
ve the usual grant sv
Lfa COMMITTSE.
rt of the Special lam
- to consider the gr
g Section 2 from be
tion ta this count has resided in so far to the who terpetrateni the
present place of abode, where she deed,
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nufactu
toxicati
and mei
TE.
, seemed
he can
he gran
of $2•5
, .
0 • nce
"ZEE..
•
he Count''
red to
,
L
ounegOr8,
doe a
r-g.g. If
tamer
0egin
time
wo
not gaite
tie
rthe
0
• r y.
and su
nie epee
. .
in (1
.
.._
bri
tee
Ti.114
pleenls.
no*
fiNd
teellnlicall
may
th'Imorta
wh
th
in
ligi;
bn
will
a
to
,nwelles4ssietiye
th
a
re
sy
is;11
(*ions
.
-
'
of
e
a
to
to
he
.
of
it
by
the
th
was
.
re
b
,
11,1
_
_
(.3001'•
.t
Ma
,
in
s
n
f
St
I
b
ge.
.maso
' 11°Y1IA
eh
inien
t
rt
- the
,, rrnan
lthe
m
4n
ngle.
rl
tem
vention
thil,
Wending
f
b 1
iry,
ii 'he
t,
a
The
, ,
8 ipaof
6 ly,
triiictor,
beihind
ploach
p ete.
14bility
tle
ar
be
I, ly
1
ounty.
.the
rincipi
mbers
f
te
.
i
eientric
ikork
ijjne
days
igher
above
een
istur
am
tee
'as
ba,
iithe
i
!tweet'
. ,I4,1
riv,
*hate
strew
Mile
a
very
1 cross
. squar
pass
Con
slight
nothil
it
cil
toget
. apart
gall
again
e from
'
,
-
• f
'
. '
b
••
:
t
i
,
. ,
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-
.
arsa
d
*)
d
.O
as
gis-
'eh
we
with
pier
up
do
fro
do.
to
neve
bri
who
40
in
bell
stone
paid
Piles
Cou
fin:
•
ho
-
wor
ag•
ussels
'the
rig
the
The
e re,
the
x t 20
At
me
bri
ruct
On
wns
also
of
he
abl
In
ero
-
The
.
wil
Th
McKi
in
Pert
arran
on th
up
near
jailed
Th
whic
June
some
the
So
bri
boun
ever,
tainli
caul(
of
'Ban
ens
Co
is
tors
stru
bre,
is
a
m
I
On
, to
I re.y
I tol
, r
' c
bei
8
b
Ili.
Ira"
for
mi•
.
la
I
:
.1:1
_
0 built
ut crack
s we:
le7lirder°
is,
e ithl
k
v ry
loses
the
e friest
These
to contrary
ind
in
nt
• ge
it:sd,
wa
y earii.
. los
ihe
fo lo
o th
ve,
eeo
: Cc
o p
he
as
b idg
• tie
y
S ubl
ay
-ev
n t
t e 1
t
e o
w
of
.
to
and
: toWns
it tio
• • th k
ew
.. th.
• h of
,-, re
fi • or
Ye'
I' sh
or
f • r 1
Bp Ci'ed
go
of th
re
hat
lie
t •re.
• it i
d:ms
he
madf
h '
' e
n b:uilt
: bY-.1-le
Cotent
e emit*
he itow
r, n 1
' ---
or.
cross
a • attj
,
sw ,
air 1
aya
will
,t te Wate
bridge
has
1 .
rePair
g Wore
requa
two
' lop,
4ing,
• or.
and
i tO
A anot
County
• ement
- '
east
,
ne,
bo h. '
1 Otie
,
runs
• three
rliad
'
meetin
adaitio
cintract
ne
. e On
rv,
abeut
t�
ifei,iog
ion
nd
ty
ne, essary
f this
T e cientr:
ture
eh
0 ,t yet
cr • ssing
i 11 poed
1 t the
4 e surf-
I fin
r•move
a
in
to
• ply
din
ait
Toy
f Wr
' tre
in
Exii
,. ed.
foxed
. 11en
Pa ebei
fi the
,
gistra
'new,
,
1
uld
to a'
sniall
oWil
well
effect
of
of
this.
all.
I urged'
heaykinkgines
hed
I
joint
'hole
ed was
written
a claim
k.
fur
es,
ante
f it
on
of
completed
bridge,
and
r, a
us cal()
'me
h.
is
sin
he
L h
but
m
ir
'
in
f eugus
, built
ic
ell
ill
rs•
es
lad
ear
.
i
wa-
ti
s I
th •
hi I
ale:
Oivs
bo
N
Wu
th a
1
, ,
1
e=
y '
sta
fail
1
•
•
' " ;
b
ret
h
LTh
-co
Ale
sr
brt
Th
I.
t
'
rape
be
not
of
exernsiv
and
o
of t •
le
o
was
matter
1
,
e a
the
the
.
wi ih
e
el
d.
W
to
_
s Crego
•
en
er
to
EL
-va
which
-or
not
blult t
con
s
as
for
its - :
o
wi :
build
f tr
work
rigo
E
thes
am
(c
pie:.
at
fir
The ,
dam
and
pric
had
M •
Hur
Step
few
agre
n
b 'd
som s
Nem
in:t
d api
Xeter
imi i
ke the
' '
um
ge at
:
qu'te
and
tarre,
ant
•ridg..
not
y th
.
• his
pas•abile
e agr
. feet
oldonetand
est way
othin
s one
way
nda
alla
dor
. d
et a
h a
oil'
the,
hips
wi‘k
.-.
here
ng t
h lit
1 .
Inch
s of
;a cal
fort
at e
.doinghe
in tn
• a
, I'
or th
• .
to •
idges
rred
ye)
.. stre
vey .41
illop
ler.
at I
as
Loa
go
drat.
lf, a
,
e w,
ridg
Inst
-
are
tat w
rs ea
rs .
he
'out
ts pa
,0 fe
, tar-
the
he C
•
Rod
to be
Ind,
t t•
th
'
riv
,
• ten
I iu
ce of
eve n
he
1 dis
hous
'town
my
All o
' A.
we II,
sy N
' tson,
ioves
0 'la
and
the
Nliii
y A
Ingo,
tni
us
an
•
a
o
IITT:reido;
i
•
g
h
te
r
h
iti8
e
d n
t
•
o
os
•
g
o
b
bi
d
in
•
en,
d as
as
d
edare
—
yr!
rojaches
aid
m
mame
p
E
d
• o
in
e
.
ea
1
,
o
e
ur
os
d
Ten,..
Ginnie.,
of
'
ar
e
e
c
r
e
d
th
no
•
•
• •
at
I
a
.hortens
d
Letoff
e
b
• r
• ipe.
vetbeen
: u
laiints
it
t
in
,
v
r =
I
o
t
•
41-
• •
b
h
r
A
r.
t
i
t-
i
.
.01:
eelsieepeou,
that
:d
i
t
have stood
for 20
k to the
erable
e and
outing-
w yea
sive p
tinini .
, it ulti
may ar
ib
re • f
, ee erre
climate
visit
the masons!
or work
litters
btful if
from.
Moreover,
ether i
cement,
mason,'
tractor
id set h
lieve e
or. that
en of slid
creek,.
and Middleisex,
ibout six
tween the
is idso
ag(i.
qutte
iiponi .
-s 1
' ' 01
.
oubt about
for this,
actions
at
in justice
ould,no
rule
't,' 'within'
, t ies
eter was
n the Howe
high:and
'ft wood,
nd with
hing.more,
n Winghare
ally completed
weeks
.
!Men contrect,
within
upon,
ger and
quite
that
herefore,
both of
line between
nd Howlett
etween
n a small
'
of $147,
the other
boun
Wallace
I find,
two
oad . about
reek nagging
. e--
ossways
• pair.
three
quite suffieient
rplace.
°wick gras•el
floor
ill, probably,
ext two
b o 11 y rebuilt.
ween
A a former,
done away
stood about
he water
one place
et the
ronbrook
e for cuttin
side
nother,
!though
quite
II the Ashfi
ons to rene
ilt but
is requir
paid in
lett and
are
.
on, and
further
the responsibility
urse
oil. After
wsuit
s, of ,Alcal
ry cateful
ebuilding
eridge on
I 'tland
lai
eXpenses
'dge
rary lin
d to be
ler until
' water
ower to
ousee off
ed. of ,
longed
p, and
uest to
lee Is
County
DISPUTE:.
B. WillsOn
at a commi
ate tfie
for money
, , ts for
mows
and
eieonereetee,
' the
to f - procu
/, • s ofo
hat each
,
ng i°
years
-vein:
1:fattlXit;
xten
.
le
11
ePr:oYd•
et;ly
ne
d yeers.
d
meke
I made
Lullii!)
or
the
fron
contra-
There
-below
ailed
a foun-
pects
coppied
I
• I
betWeen
Weeks
.
town-
finished,
The
a mOnth
The:
'
in
part
about
Clinton,
donbt,
appy
finished
is
all
exception
for
,
atter
ThiS
five
foUr
has1
can
the
'.
the
ono
da
and
no
very
.
are
When
or four
'
. and
years
Logan
f
and
Warden
of
and
the
no
f
not
.
full.
done
McKillop
made,
, .
it ought
north,
wit -out
bet
iolall
tl
•
at
o
so -
the
in
fo
,
and
to il
he
r
r
E
cla
bri
B
,
01
0
that
7
the
t•
aei%
til
nd
'
to
=the
' ore
is
to
the
in
to
ma-
i
,
eon-
ap-
e om-
. the
of
a
to
be
to
th
;
truss
above
the
the
'
the
Mg
the
but
a few
ne,w
fee
feet
ever
ever
Wine.
!
-
the
which
•
.Coun-
bridge
half
Moiety
ry be-
Lot
hridea
small
'half
un der
.
ID
the
feet
' .'•
roati-1,
other
want
when
and
Conn-
With
40 reds
om
back
hen
a drain
e rout
closing,•
istance
yet
ely4
dived,
at
inished;
before
.
to
how-
but
the
•een
--the
livray,
, etiper-
be north
Vincham
making
over
.
eat
ice formS
inthr.
cc people
e roadie
one
m and
efinied
move
P('
gineer,
seconded
tee be
in of
withheld
ue
es,
ivied
k. o
ea su
th
espaert
.
thr�i
with
from
CMin
iMnertr
Bay
yenta
Oil,:
th
a but
ellefe
mit
Mee:
men
'
Mr
is ,
Cro
fiel
bet
Lai
poi
the
Gee
is
fit
rep
,
paid
an(
eae
CO,
El
to
bri
an
He
mi
e
Se
th:
s
in.
a
'
ra
11.
t
-
I,
'
.
15
a
a
to
al-
Lo-
,
(n.
an
,.
fin;
the
,
the
cers
1
,
the
1.-
eee•
the
it
mate
the
that
man
the
to
the
ap-
Mr.
svorki
ite.1
Cotai
1)
f t
su
i
;.Y14:-
M ve
cat
eld
an
'ion.
•ien.
gil
••
re
e,
T e
at
T ' e
•
r ,. lovedpara
Parson
: ereby
•
' -oei
bton,
t
bridge
i
f r
ir
.
Ihe
. :
pl
ott,
kamini
erred
te
-
•comn.
Teary,
. te
: melt
0 • un
pa • •sr
•
PO
-
in
B 'd
e erence
te
ntract
1 agreem,
r used
t • e
••
t s
a •
o the
1
t : e
t I e
a 1
b :,-1,.,
"lir,
a 1
en
a •
t av
f om.the
na
t
in
u
1 .•
'ii
o
raVel
ut
• s
'
, . isl
f
1 ,
is
•
, ,
re
, I •en
,
rapt,
,
'WI
!loges
kfri
•
•
y ••
•
Pee
eu'r
NMI
.
".
tetider
at
lei
, se
,.
th
tO
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,
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1
:
.
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,
0
:
-
h
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e
Gem
•Th
n
n
as
d
a tier
it.
td
Eicete
of
oved
gep
hew
C
a
s,
he
beidg
contractors.
nd
piling
mint
"n
-a. B
claim
pr
-
e
t
b
in
the
tae
w
.
it
. mp
oun
„
"
.,
.1-
n
end
en
aid,
ee
e.
in
'
A II
'
s
re
,
o
a
p
t i
•
c
'Ths
g
r
1
Mac
Vridg
per
e
be
nle
emu
df
,
ut
h f
le to
IA' Be
,
by
s' 'ttl'hatuitlildeaCnoeuwnthyni;
Ri
t
, 1
t
ers
ts d
to
10 •
ourl
'
0
Laii
tes,
the
abs
to
Be
rav
-
sum
ea
th
ted.
ly
th
wh
'.
L
mail,
that
a advertising
Ilea
do t.+3
of
if C
T 0
, .
Iol
e Co
Co
td
that
o
-t
ina
emit
"
ew
ed
-aches
1 without
e b
, om
r u
e mus
"
trduble
r,emoval
rOads
.
ority,
County
assuming
alre
e's
Welly
,
ers
e
1 t
t y
g lad
re
,
g
-
Wi
,.1
tor
,P.; der
x
p,
. b
bo
,
As
,e ge,
pin
b
non
en
, th
of
,
I
he
wi I
ad ,
_
-la
ea
epa
es
REF
Tits
m 'tate°
ant
is
n,
r
.
r
eduction
made,
$317„
that
$1
Ti
vieability
the Cotinty,l
•rms as 60,
time, at the
IDGE AT' Y.GAIOND
Mr.' Oresswell
or, in the village
at tenders be.
order to afford
e tri lay down
ucture and
uring the sleigh
the Road and
' ,
il, on Motion,
clock on F
e, 1
' eRIDAY,
- -
met persuan
Warden in the
LAMBT011 BOUND
all, 1 dr. carried,iiTilli
I
instructed to
s Department
deli ung thel,
County'
it seems to
which of the
bver the Aux
d belongs to;
dangerous cond
1, yet both -eoun
!
eocee-tres.
of ' nth) was
h of the village
. for lock -ups,
se municipalitie
„
TURNER% BIIIDG
Mr. Keys,
t the Engineer
the approaches
oh crosses the
he same repaired
the Road and
ars OF cONVICTI
.
unication from
in reply to
was read,
when Ceuncils'
by
made it a
publish convict
he Contractor
uneils desired
RO.AD AND BRIDi
.
owing report
imittee was
mittee report
the contract
, they regret
tas not been
nt, and that
take the work
The
the contractors
one half the
stonework,
. -
'Immed 843"1.
nt the Commit
co Committee
tors give a
. In reference
roaches and
,
ridges the
that the enginee
safe and.
waiting
CounciL la
tween Hullett
.
ittee recommen
his discretion
no alter
t t
will
and expens
of toll
the COMMitt
, .
hes with the
Council
the gravel
glad to learn
bridges are abou
althou r‘t
-.' .. . • .
twinge is nenin
mg ea contract.
b'
da - b idge
;ono . re r
to learn that
uilt satiefacthril
n e half the
rther approve
. , .
ns in relerenC
With respect
n in reference
per e,enta
.-
bridge tie
hat if Air: dreg
id in full for
t that no action
Bruesels bridge.
, .
end, in referene
otion anent
that the engine
for the erection
ndville and
,
fore the Counci
- The Commit
• _
neer make
approaches
.hieh, is respeetf
THOS. Si3IFS
-COUPORATrON
census of the
g , the eopulatio
d t'
4 ll , on mo
,, , ,
incorporating
i• uniei '1
pelt y
,_
ed. The by
i nd passed,
..
ET OF TILE-YINA.
following repo
•
was read
Committee
of $25 to Mr.
ed by him at
asked for by
-ream to the
lic. Co, for
., recommend
nt. be made
d for Mason
from the
the whole
The Com
the payment
i which had
he Warden
for lois serve
WORT OY $11F..C1
e folloWitierep4
*Mee, appointe
of expuni
.
be
Tr
exp(
i
re,
s •
1
. •
la 37
,
•
th
g
a
bo
ef
be
Sit
; th
!
0
=di
sec
Be
t
ft
in
,
ten
,pr
t
or
re:
fo
to
fin'
thi
o
Con
co
thu
•
to
rec
th
,
pass
f
re
th
inv
-h
,
lee,
rtl
r
I
' th
I. •
'
th
expei
o
,
t
w
,te
this
1
1
the
,
at
0 .
vi
ione
/ w 1
-la
an
da n
Ch
the
teNi
a(
war
th
fro
WO
pri
r
i
r ,
CGooudneeriileohf, otahoweeodunloydaof
Cif last week. The
the minutes of. th e
the June session were
ed.
THE WARDEN'S ADDRESS
- -
Vardene after calling
r stated. that since last
l'the affairs of -the Cou
conducted in a neacilfuY1
•
manner, and without
and lawsuits. - .This
rs , brought
n thought, in a great
ssessors -this year
duty, by aassessing real
—
gh there may Still
in the equalized
uncil had this year a
,ichZEiE
to found a just equaliz
than they had in previous
as instructed by
st session, notified the
f th ' ' '
o e action. this C,ouned
reference to the County
lges, and he met the
at Seaforth to consult
'
'he Warden of Perth
. .
d to - commit himself
of the expenses of
until he could consult
'
After consulting
he notified the
to pay one half
ridge between Howick
and of the two bridges
llop and Logan, and
of the approaches
i antiue
Hibbert T k
the • views:of. . this
and equitabla manner.
I- r 'fused to pay any
of building the Henfryn
led to believe that
rth had advised the
ridge was a purely assumed;
e. -No information has
as to the action'
has taken • with referein.*
ry bridges, butii
.t 'there
hat the County will
heretofore. The contrite
ruetion of the Manchester
been completed, but
refused to take the worko
ors hands. The reasons
ill no
,, doubt, be fully
,
ngtneer a report,•
TOLL -HOUSES.
wed by Mr. Strachan,
D. I). Wilson, that the
to the Council why
not been removed from
a in accordance with
lam in December last,
by the Council -Carried.
afENAMENTe TO ASSESSMENT!
circular from the County
t, with copy of petition
s to the Assessment
o-operation'of the lturon
atter, Was read. and
ial committee. The
is the withdrawal
h .perrnits of a reduction
, in the equalized
village property over
Y• • .
MORE rev weeeren.
memorial -from the Board
, eques log
miners r ' t' a
allowanee, *as re ad
Finance Committee.
he Council, .on motion,
t at 10 o'elock on_ Thursda,
1 TRURXDAT,
he Council met pursuant
, , , ,
• t, llee Warden m
utes of former meeting
roved, . .
1 - ileOntTIOe OF
"'co -, - . •
petition from Mr.
era praying for the
P
. v .
Wage of Bayfield, Wa5
moved by Mr. Simpsenese
, Kept and. carried,
the petition now read,
.r oration of the village
p
granted, upon the census
i direction of the (donned
its of territory taken
to the Council. Mr.
y . leCouncil
by the
. us of Bayfield, and
n to the Council by
letter, in oppositionto
n of Bayfield, from
s read and ordered to
THE :NEW NORMAL
Moved 'by Mr. Garrow,
C sswell that
Mr, re . !
the Ontario Government
some part of Western
I School, and, as the
ad to
offers many van
stitution, that this
lly memorialize the Govern,
blisheauch school at
°deride
_
. 1,
P11011.I.BI
Moved by Mr, Fisher,
r, Garrow, and carried,
1 petition theDoniinion
lasv to prohibit
s a , , , , .
a sale of all intuous
.
` f echanical
itiors; excel). or ne
_ _ i ______ _secs,
Bat puryu
AID TO ..PiN I`NYORTL'S
11 villis
Moved by eel-. N.
I NV lk that
y a er,- ,
who broke hia leg
art W
lge while it was re
r` ' ' '1 the
by this Gonne'
+1%
t arity. Referred ....,
T OF COU WY
REPOR ..
The following report
"ngineer was read and
' " d mi. Bridge Committee
oa a b
o the Wardell and Coullty
.
in -
GENTLE:4ga; ; ri.t.f.,
hooter, built during the
11 was finished about
ov' ember, a.rtionth
'eel in the agreement,
rstructure is well finished,
ell milt, " L_a_15 a wav„,..1.ed.
. tilt with. : t• "X= C0118i.ru
0ier, however, is not
, 8 ,_ _, , _ve
.eee anesen w na
i, i , a ,
g bult nd used
b the
104 to wino-
-
veraranNo LOTS IN SEAFORTH FOR SAVE.
LP --Dr. COLEMAN, halting laid out the grounds
money occupied as a Driving Park into
wg Its, hi prepared to dispose of lots on reason-
able terms to any who may desire theta. P
'tilting to part:12,480 811011* mike immediate
plication. , '.,;
_ .
Buhl.
trties
sp.
864
u iSale'
VARM FOR SAL .- or Cheap, a
caw; Farm in the township of Wawanoi4,
14, Con. 12, 1 mile fro:es T-
r— ieueknoW, where there
aleliseay station.. Ther ;is timber enough On
lot to pee for it, The la il is a rieh loam,
1
1 good neighborhood. , emu, easy. wth,
PLUNEETTtBayfield P, p.
—
first.
Lot
is
the
nd in
um
411
tot
good
mark.
res.
414
vAint iN miry po w sALE._ror sao,
-I: No. 4, Con. 15, Township of Grey, coniining
100 acres ; tlis farm ix: wellimproved, i
condition, on good roads and convenient to
ete schools and churches, and will be sold
sortable, Apply on the premises to the proprie-
ior•, or to Walton P. O. 401IN SELLERS !
',
14,011 SALE OR TO .LET. -That comf4rtahlo
.1; (Welling house adjoining the town of Seetertb,
owned and occupied' at preeent by • John Beattie,
contains 10 rooms and oiler, and soft,. water
the premises, and a young . and thriving orchard,
Purchaser can have eaartermsL. PosSoliiifon
Nov, L5. Apply to the undersigned.
-BEATTIE..
on
about
JOHN
.400
VArt3/
.0-: 12,
are cleared,
non
wood
underneath,
a goad
apply
leiter
I'M
-
land,
anaernee
to, be
chitty.
ana
or without
appi,r
Stapleton,
DuritTY
.8-
Village
Ferguson.
frainc
conveniences.
nuderdrained'
fence,
Vow:we
i4we'•
FOB, SALE. -or sale.
IleKillop, containing 100
well fenced, and
; the balance is Well
There is a large hank
arida log flange.
young orchard. For
to the proprietor Om tile
to mono GRixyli.,
SALE. --That Shingle,
Factory at Blyth, situated
anti near the station of
Railway. Pine, etre
had in any quantities iii
Machinery is all by
is nearly new. The FactDry
the stock in yard.
to H. HALE, Clinton, or
Clinton P. O.
Lot No,
acres, 41 of
under good caltiva.
thnbered with
barn with stabling
There is a *ell
further particulars
premises,
semorth p.
7, Con.
which
hard.
and
r if by
. 415,4
Heading an
on theltiver
the London,
and basswOod
the immediate
first-class
will be sold
For termg
to R. RANSFORD,,
Stave
Malt-
Huron
are
vi.
makers,
with-
.kc.,
• 810-18
IN BR.UCEFIELD FOR ALE.-
or Kale cheap, thet desirable property in the
at nriteeeela, lately occupied by MF. Robt.
There are Our village lots, also a good
house, with stable, well and all necessary
Also 4 OA orchat d. 'The lend is all
and surrounded by a new board
rorfurther /mac -were apply eo mr,soHN
Bracefield, or to the_proprietor at Lis-
R°"I'T vnterus". 1- a95
A LARGE DWELLING. WerISE In Seaforth
tor Sale or to Iletth,-FOrsale or to rent, that
pleasantly situated and'-con.moilions,‘4 dwelling
horise, owned by Mr. S. Powell. The Wise con-
talus lerge parlor, dining -room, kiteheiii end
comfortable bed rooms, together with closets,
good cellar, hard and soft water, stable, wood..
shed, &c. There are two lotx filled . with choice
bearing fruit treee. Possession given at any time.
13
apply to S. POWELL. N. .-Allio a large quell-
tity of re timber for gale, 415
—
10
a
of
2
is
to
or
100
of
the
ig
is;
par-
.,
val-
and
Wis..
gso
'
411
time-
.
g
-
Berk-
get
tm,-
gee
it,.
,
cn
417.'4
A
4is
p
bbria
'''''''
Hessen,
in
of
V A1131 OR- S.A.LE.-Being
-I: lett ; DO germs, 100
cultivation, the:remaining
frame 110Riceil nearly new,
;Ambles underneath, shed
btalainee - is situated
the gams higtance from
very convenient to churches,
Terms pail-, This is
Say pertiOn wighing to
For turthen. particulars
it by letter to risidoek
WATT,:
.- _—_
cleared
.5'0
frame
60x80,
11 miles
Clinton
an excellent
wine
apply
PROPERTY
71 miles
the
cleared
all
there
Mao a
farm,
proprietor
Winthrop
in
with
stone
and
house
abllad-1300
and
protnietor
JIT.J011
FAUX
'
Lot
There
we
on-
et
hardwood,
a number
for selling.
W.
of W
T. InNOSTON'
-
loek
h
has
- - --'
bag
3Ir. P.
for the
-41/
Beare
the •
.
Stanley,
.
that
this sessOrt
eithernnirnal,
service.
payli
your
will
-one
are
krizes
Terme-Your
retnniiifg
.tee
Lot 6, Con, 18,I1n1-
and iu *good state
is well timbered ;
barn 11006 with
and other out-
from Seatorth, and
and Brussels •
schools an mills.
opportunity
a' first-class terra,
on the prendse,s,
Post Office. JAMES
995
FOR
and beautifully
from Seaforth,
farm contains
and in
good wood;
ig a good stone
bouse, 2 never
young orchard
For further
on the
P. 0,
sale, Lot No,
100 acres, about
good cultivation,
hardwood. There
cellar utulerneath,
other outbuildings,
on the farm
orchard
Of never
a gravel road,
Seaforth.:
OR the
BIGO)1)1.
OF 100 ACM
offer for
85, Con. 6, East
large circular,
saw, edg er and
axe on the
• g el;
the lot a quantity
pine, meet
with a
of years.
Possession
partieniers
G itleassToN,
.
tt LBOTittER,
: .
.
IgAg*Elt*,
Boar w illstand
at Barane's Millis,
Proprietor.
oi Pigs il°1"
i $
;bought of W.
- 111
at Dr. Go
- - ' '---
UTE
a o
W. Stone,
gervice cf
with privilege
, .
ifeP ler "rm'ef
best neva
• I.
of man/ p
of returnit*
$ Propri
Etna
he will keep
that thoroughbre:1
at Mr, " o
liOar, On L
7fit
with the
PIEN:Illt TA
.i.
if Yon rl
140Vfli tO PHSW
ma two -thorong
Suffolk and One
two ilret-e)aaa
wherev
if
,
JAIME
be
H. E. So • 1=tekers'alltufirna'3,
long haired,
it; 6 menthe
of - the
ru lulus
f6tell - el33
at the
returning 1.
i
i
SAL—E.-
located
Lot
first -els
the house
cellar;
-Jailing
bowing;
per-
preiniges„
WILLIAM-
ji, con,.
86
suitable
of graft-
-failing
and
Fez
i preiniset,
400414
FOR
gale their
Wawa-
edging
packer-
lot beeidee
and frame
of
sob,
large stock
.
giventam
, enquire,
Portilf-
, ,...,_____
, .
Lot
want
their
S. Booet
ar111141
inloe,k
414*13
- - -
elealil-
bred
of On
sows
of returni.ng,
th e Suffolk
, ,
ed stoek
zes. Terms,
1
as of
tor, Lot
raigne
for the
e's sale,
t 7 Con.
,
eent!;,,io
Privl-lea„,!
LOB.
d
, P,,;(04%,
Al.
IDIP,:r0C,
atura0;i:1
ehorr,
arY-,0,,,co•
S, -The
sent
frq11
old,
breed
wherever
ti me
if neces416,8
-VALUABLE
v
Vann,
16,
Acres,
order,
ie
a -good
wellg
there
tienlarg
or
:SMITH.
'
.rAnee
-5:
which
baiStlee
g
1:dnie
There
tot
ea
water.
m
tieularg
or
.
SA.
flaw
nosh.
gaw,butting
all
the
stable,
liable
hemlock
in
factory
at
by
gels
'
,
-
FARM
POr Sale, a desirable
situated about
Con, il, McKillop;
'le of wheel are
the balance 13eing
nearly new,432x22;
harm and driving
of good water,
is a, school en the
apply to the
if by letter to
.
ren, seL.E._ree
%Hallett, containing
are cleared and
is timbered
Immo-banse with
hams' with 'sheds
is another good
s hired man, Theregood
fruit, There- IR
The faun Is
id -way between Clinton
apply to the
address. Clinton P.O.
1
IV MILL AnD
SALE. -The gnbeertherg
mill and farm,
The mill contains
saw-, ehingle
in good order,
mill, two frame
There is also
timber, COnffisting
and other
the vicinity to last
reasons given
guy time. For further
t padd
letter pus f
-P. 0,, or to Ti.
Westfield P. 0.
To wroca
, .......e,---,—,-.----_e------recom
- •
FMB Pirst-Prize Yorkshire
-a- the service of ii0Wifs
Can, 9, nay, S. IIANN115,
XTOTICE TO PATIMBlifiandothers,*ho
'LI improve their
FRANCIS BOOTHE
eon, gsq., a tirorouglihre
he keeps in Ifarpurhey,i
Store,
- - - - - - -
r STOCK RAISEItsc-mr,
00% Braegneld,
shire Pig, bred try
which be will keep
season, TERMS
U ueeeseary.
:Voile% TO Fen
'I" and Yorkshire
whicia are bred from
Ontario, also the winners
width the privilege
S STANBIJRY
,neeessary. . :
Con, I, London Road,
TO HOG BRBBDEP.S.-The
-2-. to Intimate
vita of sosvs
Berkshire Boar, bonght
also a white Yorkshire
Hallett. Terraft for
paid at the time of
returning If necessary.
VAIMIE.ILS,-Pork
""; To do tels tele
Bouse, where yoa
&WV. for servicer
neresiere. - These
they have taken first
lbard te beat.
:grieth privilege of
Davis, Proprietor
BreAcx "IF E -TO
ou Lot Nee eel eon, et
• I..thproved Berkshire Boar,
ported stOck. Thig animal
is one of the beet animals
wuritrY' and he ktif
shown, Terms -41, payable
Tice. with the privileged
WM, ROBB .
.
875.
tarnished
y require
use of the
fILLE.
iconded by
ngineer be
e over the
f Egmond-
ived at an
contractors
aterial for
ne for the
ng season.
age- Com-
jounied, to
Lea. 8,1875.
to adjourn -
hair,
Y.
nded by
t the Clerk
t from the
1 maps and
{ MeLlIBAN BROTIgle RS, Publisher*.
. ' ffil 30 a Tear, ta advaacit.
1
the AsseesMent Act, was read and re-
ceived :
With r erence to the communication
from the Warden and Clerk of the Coun-
ty of rBrant, the Committee, concurring
entirely with the views therein expressed,
recommend that our Local members of
the Ontario Legislature be requested to
favor any legislation with the view of re-
pealing, what seems to us, an absurd and
meaningless provision, and that the Clerk
be instructed to communicate to the
Council of Brant the conclusion of ifils
Council. J. T. GAR ROW Chairman.
The Connell, on motion 'adjourned un-
til Saturday morning at 9' o'clock.
SATURDAY, Dee. 4, 1875.
On Saturday morning the Council was
only in session about an hour. After the
formal proceedings, the following busi-
ness was transacted:
reared a large family, the 1 youngest
,
Member of which is now =Iola man.
Mrs. 1.8utherland can stillreadily con-
ierse in the good old Gaelic tongue,. and
her hearing is but alightly *paired.
She still plies her daily labors km the old
e,c•tcle spinning wheel, and is as good as
many ;women a century yceinger,
.
-Patrick Flanigan, driver lef, a Asp
between London and Lumen eves the vie -
/Ill of a murderous attack at the latter •
place ast Friday morning. Entering his
stablq before daylight to attend to the
home, be was at puce assaulted. with a
?lub by an unknown man secretathere-
M, who split his head open and knocked
him almost senseless. , The intruder then
*
made off, and it is not own whether
he cemmitted the deed r plinider or
revenge. * 1 ' 1 1
-The Public School Inspector for tlid
County of Peel publishei a rather jam-
lair.
correspondence With the uca-
, mos BRIDGES. , 1
• Oen Office, respecting third-class certifi-
Moved iv Mr. Kelly, seconded by Mr.
instructed to procure all the information Having asked for inetruction as
Gibson, and carried, that the Clerk be atesi,
to what course he should pursue -with
he can fr4in the several iron bridge build- eference to certain unsitecesefel candi-
era and if gossible procure rilans and r
ndary line „Tie,' , en date who applied to him, for Permits, lie
uron and y such information as he 11
receirea a reply stating that, in ewer -
;Vail 'r -- we before the Council at its
dance with the spirit of recent instruc-
a disputed 'next session, se the Council can judge of tions to inspectors, it would be better to
the corn jarative expense of iron and grant no permits, unless e was satisfied
wooden 'dges,
id counties
ble River at
said bridge
tion and not
ies refuse to
ered, to be
of Brussels
e lock -ups in
being now
•
nded by Mr.
IC instructed
to Turner's
yfield River,
if necessary.
Bridge Com -
1 that the supply of duly.q
A C031PLAINT. was insufficient, and no
A petition from jolm Sheriff and oth- ception the written app
era, of School Section No. 4-, township !tees.;
ef West Wawanosh, asking the Council -Quito a sensation
to disinisS Mr. J. IL Miller from the po- Catharines recently, A
sition of Public School Inspector, and if tleman were engaged to
the Council would not dismiss Mr. Mil- vitations were issued a
ler, the petition asked that the township was to come wren, Toes
be united te the Eastern district. at 10 o'clock. Punctua
Mr. Miller, in a few remarks, explain- large number of ladies
ed the cause of dissatisfaction to the the !church to witness the ceremony, but
Council. The section in question after neither bride, groom, Minister, nor or-
beine friq,uently urged by Mr. Miller to ganistput in an appearance. 013.
furnish the necessary school fie -commode- that the bride
time refused to do so. Mr. Miller then,
as the Mw -requires him to do, withheld
lifted teachers
even then, ex -
aim of trus-
urred in St.
lady and Ru-
be married,
the wedding
y of last week,
to the hour, a
ere present in
tieing made it was fou
had left the city the ighi before, for
parts unknown, in comp fly with another
the Government grant. This raised the man, =taking with her ' he bridal outfit
,
ees. ire of a few- local nabobs in the section, 1 and a valuable set of . ewelry, all pre -
e Provincial and the Igetition was the result. The , sened tto -her by the ntending bride -
Council were perfectly satisfied that : grown.
hie& it was Mr. Miner had. done only his duty, and ; Op Saturday night, th ult., while a
emorial from
t their print- farther, that instead of acting harshly I party from Berlin, coinBelot Dr. Whit--
er, the Gov- with th section, he had acted as lenient- I ing, Mrs. Whiting, A s. Vardon, Mr.
flee to allow lyr as th law would allow him to act I Clement and two littl boys, were' re -
The pefition wale accordingly, ordered 1 turning home from Pre ton, an accident
t the tender tO b filed. occurred by which th e of the party
n lists in the
do SO. i VOW OF THANKS. I were seriously injure The horses
J commiTTEy, Move* by Mr. Willis, seconded 1)y atteched -to the carnage became unman -
Mr. Sieson, and c.arnbedie tdharteathtoe :geequablaen,t4707etrtinang etmliebl anvkehmicenlet and its
• Mrs. Whit -
the Road alp, ,
and passed : thanks of this Council
the menebers of the local press for their 1 Var n hea an arm broken
follows ; In kindnese in furnishing the Council with • ing an arm dislocated, end
tl
the Manches- their papers for the year 1875. : 1 an arm Trained. The o
The Council adjourned, to meet again ' ivith tri mg injuries. 1
earn that the , . . .
mmbe
bed according in January, according to statute. I
' ' ered that those me toed are the lead -
1 ing characters of the ai sailed party in
engineer has
' the •
ft the hands of
mittee recom-
be allowed for The
Canada.
overnment of Quebec will begin
alefluction case referred
-Private advices s
which has been sent to
-praying for the release
mpeg. Lepine is un
years imprisonment,
tepee of death was
the commutation of h'
come within the scope
amnesty, which was
Dr. Whiting
ere -escaped
will be, re -
to last week.
ak of a petition
the Government,
f kepine at Win-
The
his two
which his sen -
muted. Since
sentence, he has
of the conditional -
extended also to
t of the same the erection of a new Parliament House
reducing the on thlite of the old Jesuit Barracks at
The balance the cit lof Quebec, in the spring. I
tee recommend -James McKenzie, of Ottawa, has
allow provided entered "The Fanners' Fancy" for coin/
ipt in full eee petition .at the Philadelphia 'Exhibition.
to Mud creek Phis animal took the first prize at the
mittee reconi-
approaches to ProvinCial Exhibition this year, and ,, . ,.. Au
was awarded the diploma or the be4 we. was a benishm:ent of five
make all such horse of any dui. years, with the loss of , certain 641 -
1 , ail himself of this
_.Q4e day last week, a pr, ner, nrini
ed lioben, escaped from a detective!
while being conveyed from Montreal.
Ottawa. lie jumped from the train ,
Kemp ville station, while it was in nide
tion, The detecfive jumped after bini
ble for public
✓ instructions
erence to the
nd McKillop,
that the en -
in the matter,
water course, and f Bowed him eight miles through
lve the Coun-
, the country, but failed to capture him.
i. In reference ' ;
-Seventeen years ago a Mr. Stewart,
uses from the of Ashton, County of Carleton, Oat,
ee find that the had his right eye put out by a split*
1 municipalities of wood, which remained in his- h
pealed the by- and in spite of all efforts could not be
oaths. The Coin-
removed. A few days ago, Mr. Stewart,
hat Exeter and on rubbing the injured eye, was aut.
completed sae, prised to see the splinter working out.
contractor for It w soon extracted, and loc•ked as if
.
in the time of it we covered with a coating of sone
fleshy substance. ,
n Ottawa paper says there is et
leal of want and elestitution among
er classes in that city at prefe.
wing to the hardness of times arid
of employment. There are a great
bjer of families actually suffering fOr
lIt of food, and an organized sySten
lief must be established, to enable
women and children at least to
ggle through the severity of the
op.
Those of tile cifizens residue; at the
hard,
great
the
cut,
want
In reference to
the Committee
ose.bridges have
y, each County
use. The Com -
the engineer's
to the other
o the motion of wa
to Mr. Gregory's I of r
theld from him i the
I 1
Innutte,e recom- sDr
ry has not yet I 13
nu
bridge he be so 1., -
e taken in refer- i northeastern extremity of Berlin have
The Committee 1 for .11310 time past been in a state of fe-
to Mr. Cress. I verisli excitement -over a mysterious
he Egmondville 1 light that is seen gliding about through
✓ advertise for 1 w end plain at all hours of the night,
of a new bridte ' Ithas been noticed by many persons at
t the tenders e 1 different times and in different places,
on the move, but as yet no eine
at its 'January I
always
yew/nine/a that • has lead the courage to. approach and
• rse with the restless spirit that
rights. Lepine can a
amnesty whenever he
to he Us preferred
The Government leas
leaseri, but hither -
remain in jaiL
not promulgated
itahtention in the wetter, t it is rea-
sonable to ouppose that they will not in-
terfere, -
; - A man giving the name of James
Mitchell, and who said he was a de-
tective in search of silk robbers, visited
Ailsa Craig a day or two since, and
made the acquaintan of a farmer nam-
ed Wm, O'Nell, and btained permission
to ride on the latter', wagon to the next
r Drummondville
nted a revolver at
money. The lat-
ci dealt
butt end of
village. When 11
bridge, Mitchell pres
O'Neil, demanding h
ter remonstrated, ai
him a severe blow with t
the revolver, which caused the farmer
bbbea demand, by
book, which
The thief then
drive him toward
within a short dis-
he jtimpe,d out of
t been seen since,
I -A 'portion of the bones,of an animal,
las recently been taken ;from a in
-
it, thirty feet from the I surface, in the
vicinity of Smith's Falls, County of
Lanark. From. the. ize 41].f a joint of the
backbone and a tie animal must have
IneT1 of extraordina dMiensiops. The
joint measures 31 hie es eneireumference
and is about 104 ine es in , length, The
rib is obout 7 feet lo A inches in eir-,
'cuneferenee, and 24 i chef; thick. Mr,
via Shanks,of Pa eton Placeein whose
osseseion the bone' are new, is in hopes
tp comply with the Ti
handing over his
eontained only $21.
eompelled O'Neil to
Parkhill, and' when
tame of that village
the wagon and has no
pf discovering oth r portions , of the
Miner's hmige, carries the strange light, consequently, ekeleten (luring th e vation now
lly submitted.
noth g definite is known as to whether 'going On for ballast jquire4 on the
chairman. I the octurnal. itor is of the supernat- Canada Central. Slioul he succeed in
d blooa s es finding the jaw bonei and teeth, savants
eeessary repairs
ure or es an
/3AYYIELD, __A gentleman named Wm, H. Tat, will have sornethin
e of Bayfield, I
bat of London township, whose amine which to rest thew s
t° be 84°' srag pea' dthe list 'of lost aggen- sPeeiea of animal -tie
e ap re among
of a basis upon
eculations as to the
bones belonged to,
his fanPiii ,au and Whether it belo
ged to the antedilue
ordered to be agreeable shock, by appearing ia their vian or a more recent pee -W.
gave ayfield as a Rep, gen of the Pacific,
, •
id$st 011e evening last week after they -An exchange contains an account of
was read three • had lamented him as dead. It seemel he a tar and feather o
• took took berth on -the steamer and went on place in the townsh
COMMITrEE, I boa 'd, but ae she •was not -to sail for nigh ago, the vic
•
ration which took
p of Beverly a few
mm being. one Prof.
bee WelriEBOWIt in
the evening of the
as returning home
rseyville, and, sonic
'ved in a piece of
tr of the Finance I some time, he and a man nam McLean, a Them
d passed; I a fellow passenger, took a stroll up town, that te'evenship. On
t recommend the I returning to see the vessel half a Mile affair, Prof. Home
tfiek for injuries i, outito sea. He and McLean then came to Lynden ' from J
bridge near Clan- 1 by the next boat. McLean passed, Oa hours after dark
r. Willis' motion. 1 to Toronto. woods, when Ins b rise was stopped and,
,• 1 ' A Neva Scotia paper tops the re,e- he was seized from behind and forcibly
on Manchester I ord of ages with the following,: The dragged from his b A pot of warm
count of n, ,
t a deduction of 10 ho or of possessing the "eldest nhabi- 0 tar *stood near, an , oF the party -a
the actual amount taut" has been appropriated by many man dressed in we lee ejoehee. dipped
also th t 1 ' es but we think that Beton Chun- his hands into it and smeared the profes-
sor's head and face 'with the filthy
, an ,
for piling of $107 i ty, Nova Seotiat can claim to possess
motion amountiog thkt veritable being among its residents. , Feathers were then placed in the sticky
tee further recom- A woman named Mrs. Jane Sutherland mixture, Theprofessor !was replaced in
1
If a number of ac- -familiarly known as "Big Jean "-Is his buggy, 'faaten4 there with xopes,and
er living in -Upper Barney's River, I told to drive on. t is rumored that the
o is aged 130 years -a feet of Which, I next day the nut anat. Reim received
1
old lady herself makes sure. 1 She an anonymous ie$er waralisfekbim to get
wa born in the Parish of Clyne, &tither- out ef Lynden in en days ofimirai*to.s,
hire Scotland, and since ber 4nmi- second operation. lid eine kagb�it
iliti
certified to, also no
I
ve the usual grant sv
Lfa COMMITTSE.
rt of the Special lam
- to consider the gr
g Section 2 from be
tion ta this count has resided in so far to the who terpetrateni the
present place of abode, where she deed,