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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1906-06-15, Page 1- NE 8 19 oses 5 good thing, you lo nif a little an get tro- raus'e you have nothing e' o the point in view, find trash here ----t w at the threshold of here a priee-intereit a our many departments. THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR, WffO NUMBER 2O�9 J I SEAFORTIEy FRIDA JTJNE 15, 1906. T_All*ring e.nd .The GREI al I — a ig I ner Brides That 71' •PV '11 dispisy or Now eet Hat at Shapes 1^wers also irk New Pe ism ffects an oi Chiffons in New Shads* IFIFFIF.F.7-7-7-7-7- a eria s Wool Stuffs cREplia,t ionapre- ! goods enamor that Te pre - •e now iced to TAFFETAS ROXANAS Cord De Soles EINT 0 L GRISPINES VOILkIS - PANAMA'S M OH AIRS V I G EREhe'UX smaleraftememmanimmimp Brides 1906e as well as those of larpets and Lace Curtain* nd windews. o on: Sale . ..750 for 4(jc „ 60e for- 35e for 35e ---50e for 23e ,.-,.-....50c for 35e for 40c D bitODS Emogni. Ceff;* nd taekle by atfr. rinia,y4 kersraith. When goiaplet rtcta will have axle lot the t best barns in the tovene me hope the may iheve overfloeving every ye= grain. F. arn.-The Messrs. H. 0.114. of the 6th concessicne tad- a fine new barn 'raise eilding tie 40x7O feet vet lotion and will be 'OM +Or most convenient barna - itkon. We trust that Oire on twill have erop enough' 411/ their new storee • romartv. Vest -Mrs James Gi115 ise Aggle Miller left lo* a trip L -o- Manitoba and 'est. They will go as far' ea where Mrs. GUI pie aer son. II. R. Gillespie,- Eiller will vist her broth-- irge Miller. We all Wishtsat trip and a safe ire- = Columban. ev. Albert McKeon tv:yoic te Toronto on Tiles - ay recently lie publidbeft r/ r ie ge for eight Kir keeple. A pretty good re, day. -Many people from:6 _ .N1r. J. D. O'Conneeti* eafortai on Monday. lase and no enemies. Mureitt being felt on all ein [ew and ohildren. 0. No.,361, St. Coluenba'as ipresented in the prows ;tie' mass was sang` uriageservioe for end Mr. Jas. Flanni- i:runized here on Tuesday' .st. Miss Mary O'Reillr Flannigan were the lee A great number Of ese carried sacks or -e ete, and all teleewe! tulations on the pdone staple as their cab drtove ,yed by a flying aqua& .r tired buggies. L -FURS AND FURNISH INGS. • ' 20th Century Fill Tailored Garrno ' Are not only a revelation to the wearer of ready- mades, but big surprise to most makers of -ordin- ary custom made, or ready to 'Wear clothing. It may seem unreasonable to you, put we have de- monstrated, beyond the possibility of denial, that 20th Century. Ready-to-wear Garments have more Style, more expression of the handy work of the art in tailoring, more character in both gar- ment and the pattern of cloth of which it is made, than can be had for any price from the =atom - tailoring trade of this country. We know this to be a fact. We do notaskyou to take our word for it, but we state positively that we have the argu- ments on display in our store—not in extravagant expenditure of meaningless talk by our salesmen— but in the garment, which, on examination of cloth and workmanship and finish, and a try -on for a clincher, "like the look and feel of that better than anything I've ever had made," is the usual remark, and withal our prices are not calculated to shock the sensibilities of even the most economical. We . want you to see th.ese excellent garments we want to put you right on the dress problem. The advent of 20t1i Century Brand fine tailored gar - meats, made in Canada, is the colored event in the elothina history of our country. • Hats and Furnishings. Huron County Council. The excellent standard of quality which obtaing in Our clothing is sus- tained in our Hats and Furnishings. .•* I Straw Hats 25c ..to $3 Hose, fancy colors 25c to 50c 'Felt Hats $1 to $4 • Caps 25c to $1 ,Shirts—soft bosom , • 50c to Special lot, •all sizes, choice - Plain blaek Underwear=—Bal- bfiggan Natural wool Merino 50clOne lot special I each 15o to 50c 35c to $1,- 75c to $1,50 50c to $1,00 V•AAAAWAIWWWWWWWW Altogether the test stock in Seaforth to choose from, because everything is 'absolutely new and fresh, and bought at low prices, and selling at low prices. Agr 'Highest Iprice for Butter and Eggs. The GREIG CLOTHING CO East Side Main Street, one door South of the Dominion Bank, SE.A.FORT3M. 9 T,he oteencil met on Tuesday Df lest week all the members prevent. A ciroular from the 'secretary tof the National Sanitarium:1 a-slsing for a grant was Submitted Ito the cameo- tive cominittee. Notice of applica- tioe ,,fpr ineorperation 'of a rail- way =napery to letsidd a road trona • Goderich and Other 'points south, sent .to -Special vommittee, Notice of Meeting of t-lthe Chief CrenStables Assooiation was read and &eget to Executive eommittee. Nlessrs. Wil- lis and Hays, of Seaforth, notified the oremroitment to St. Jelen's ba- the ganef& of the oommitment te-10- 'dttstrial school of Leo MeNarnara. A oirottlar from the free hospital,- al litaskoka, asking itlar a grant was swat- te executive conaraittee. nien'ts from. tListowel and Parkhill Agth echelels rwere sent to exec -active ciernmittee. The petition from resi- dents of =the Village of Creditor'. praying for chatege incorpora- tion smuts Bent to the Exeoutives committee. -A petition from G. G. Essery . and 38 ether ratepayers of selserol section No, 1, Stephen, ask. ing tor idhaagge in section boundar- ies was referred to. Education com- mittee, A petition •froan M. Ziler and other rat epars of school see- tion•No. 8, Hay, asking for teliang e in motion boundaries was pent to Education eommittee. The petition of Alfred MorriSh. and others tasking for grant to build a lockup tat Grand Bend was -Seglt to, Executive committee. Tenders or gaol sup- plies were referred to executive committee. Mowed by bfeesrs. Mil- ler and l'VleKenzie that the equali- zation eammittee meet not later than Wednesday nigfat.-Oarrieddend the epounoil adjourned -until Wednes- day morning at 10 oldlock a. an. WEDNESDAY. SESSION. The Dollowirrg parties made ap- plication for the position 'of comi- ty 'engineer; J. L. Thomas, Toren - toe Y. Grant -McGregor, Goderich; W. L. Site, 'Brinsley; Urank Nee- g$1e, Benrailler ; S. Code, Sten ; ,George Gibson, Wroxeter.; D. Patterson, 'AO) urn. The applioae tiens arere referred to mead, (and bridge committee. la reporl of the special committee was teed and carried. The 'report of the county auditors was tread ,and sent to ex - e o eti ve committee. The repoat of the county gaoler was read and re- f -erred to c aunty 'property commit- tee. The county leingineer's re- port was tread and sent to road end bridge tommittee. Moved by Messrs. Midler and Cante, that 5\1r. Can- telon phone Mr. Hardy to stop work •at the St. ,joseph bridge un- til •;he -appears before the c omen. - Carried. Eleven, members of the Perth COU'llty C101.11Deitt. wer 'present, to meet the road and. b • Pore- Imittee of ;this eleutnoil it aaference to bridge wtork Che bar ey be- tween Huron arnd Perth. The coun- cil 'adjourned until Thiirsday morn- ing to allow the different commit - 'tees to leemplete their izierts. 1• 'THURSDAY SESSION. The applicatio'n- of Mr. D. B. 'Campbell, Of "Walton, for the poet- -00n of 'county engineer was tread. The statement of Mr.- Hardy show- ing measurements of occaorete wOrk at Starlake bridge iv= read and tsent to road and beidge mittee. MT. Hardy appeared before he vouncil in xeference to vvork ocia St. (Joseph bridge. The co,uncil moved into committee on Mr. Hardy's report. Mr. Duf4 laluevale, addressed the conrcil in reference to damage caused Illy anoiteoing of the coun-_ ty bridge adjaCent tkY hie property. Both, these 'matte were referred to the mead and br' ge conimittee.ihe reports- of the outoty property an'd exeCutive coin ittees were read and pegged. Rev. r. ,Gthen was ap- poi*ted true& et Clinton Collegi- abe be place of Mr. Plumateel, 're- signed and . W. aloKenzie was ap. peinted trusitee of Godeiich Colleg- iate ;Nictitate an place ot Jolhoi Ach- eson, deceased. A deputation waited on Che ocencil 'reference to grant icoUllity !hospital Goderich. Rev. Joseph •Elliott, judge Doyle and Judge Holt tadressed 'the touncil in referenee to this 'graint. Moved by Mr. Miller seconded by Mr. Mc- Kenzie that this county grant $1,000 to Alexander General Marine Hos- pital at Goderich when completed. Moved by aVfessrse Carrie end o- QnWai the ,cournfty of Huron make a grant of $1,009 *Co aid in the erectilen Of a hospital at Wing-. barn. ThfIlie rwere refe*ed to fthe exeoultire committee. A, petition 'praying tor a grant Co the Huron Rifle Assooiation was refer- red the the execertive cemmittee. The councid iadjourreed until 'Friday. FRIDAY SESSION. 1, A request from the county 'Clerk for an increase of salary west iread and a recommendation subsequently made .that he be granted $100 was .ananinasenely adepted. Two ten- ders or -supply of eoal tor; potinty buildings were presented and re- ferred to: executive cenamiltittee. Moved by Messrs. Grieve and Morri- son' ithat S. J. Shannon, P., fbe tier- niShed with ‚apair of bend. cuffs. Mr. Shannon to be held respensible for the isame.-Oarried. Mowed by Messrs. MoKe'nzie and McQaillain that skhenever the Inspe-ctor the House of Refulge finds thiat ay in- mate has. property, that be la* the Warden and keeper be inigeracted: to have the proper transfer made. -Carried. Moved by Messrs. Mc- Qillan and ilebister teat the drain at the Blyth bridge be left ohar,geecil ceiesty eiegineer.-Carried, 'Rev. Mr. • Elliott; representing the j council 'of he town of Goderiela I asked for a further trent for flow- ers tor the court house grounds. Referred the executive committee. MOved by Mr. Gardiner seconded by W. tHryans that the selary of the road and bridge enpeineer be $600 per 'an..nuna. • Moved amen.dxnelialt by Messrs. McLean and Cantelon that I* 'en- gineer be paid $800 per annum. These motions were referred to the exieuitive committee. The Equalizatien. The report et Vie Equalization troMmittee, reoommending -that the r-epatt _the valuators be ad ptede was read. Moved by afr. Isbister Beoren � by Mr. Doig thatt he itownships of ow - ick, Grey, ilIorris, Stephen an Hay be reduced 5 per cent.-Loet. The report WAS then adopte The repart of Itthe ifinauce mates ,was 'slightly aniended adopted. ' By-law. No. 4 aetharizine warden and treasurer to h $60,000 to oneet -current lexpe read and passed. The byelaw equalizing 'the a raents lof the .aeveral municap ber ..tolie year 1906 was rread and ed. A by-law to 'raise by Lasses within the !county of Huron, th of $76,502.52, for geoeral and purposes f �r ,thi year 1906, wa and passed. A byelaw to appoint arbitrate the matter ief the, petition o ratepayers !of Ise.hpol Section - DOM - and I the rrow was ess- lities ass - meat sum th.ee read in !the o. *ro,••••=••=•••••.• We have now what we consider the most beautiful line of New Wail Papers ever shown in Seaforth. If yott want your wall paper at the right price aud your work done neat- ly and promptly, buy from ALEX. **TINTER, SEAFORTIL Picture framing a Specialty, MoLEAN T.EO8, Publishers I a 'tear In Advance; colporation act from Prondfoot, Duncan, Gr.ant & Skeans, solicitors far applicants, we would recommend that the oouatty cleric be instreet- ed ;to acknowledge the same as tee - milted and tiled.. frinancial Report. -The financial oommittee reported 'having exarain- ed the tree:ismer% bonds and meta!- : ities and found them satiefaetery. , The total amount of the seeueity abeing $65,000 eorapowd of $,40,000 in .3 Mortgages and real estate and '$25,- 000'in ;personal bends. The total re- alized assesinnents ,cif the county are $42,501,400 and the treasurer's el-time:tee' amount KO $76,502.52. This will require a rate itof 14-5 mills eh the 'dollar and we advise that a by-law imposing this rate be Vamied, Estimates of Receipts and fExpendit urea. Administration of 'justice rri — 1. X10 .,vent OF Seas ofl SEAFORTH RAP.; - Goal aeeount Division Omit Utley Sehreols ; Sehool Managenteut j Grants 1 Municipal :Government Stationery and Printing Lurie -tics and 'Charities Wednesday and Thursd4 a t le Stephen, was read and passe.d, the arbitrators being !judge Belt, J. B. _ Tom and W. Lane. The same gentle- Seventh Annual Race Meeting men were appeinted as arbitrators of the Seaforth Turf Club will for echhoff section No. 8, Hay. be held on A by-law to appoint Donald Pat- terson, of the townethip of East. Wawanoeh, road oommissioner hi place of John Ansley resigned, at a salary of $800 was ',read and pass- ed. fund Interest County ,Property J E 20 and 21 '''an"ns Ind ostrial Home I Roads aind 'Bridges 1 Sterling DebentureS 1 Currency Debentures Defteit of 1905 _ $2,400 in Purses a. by-law linearporatin'g the board tr t of th vill e f Crediton was 'read and paased. 0 pclice t11$ eos e ag • The council passed a vote of t to Mr. john .Ainsley, the re- engineer and gave him st re grant of $100 in ireoognition long and taithful serviees. REP,ORTS. Oeuin.ty E!nigimeer.--The loount tgineer reported that agreement been properly -drawn end 81.g the Parties to whom bridge tracts had been awarded alt It meeting. The small 'bridge at Vet - land has been tompleted as per lean - tract and according to plans, and spe9ifieet labs. Two small bridges, north tof Dublin, between the coant- ice of Huron and Perth, have loeen , placed .under eoetraete and the r - tractor is 'at present eneetiag the abatatents, „, Plans and epeeifie tions have been prepared for two b idgee- on the boundary between (re 'and . mma, .and tenders for these bridges are 'herewith su.bmitted. Arraagea ments have been made to ha-Ve steel joists andnew Moor put ion pa of Manchester bridge, the same 1 o be i done as soon. as possible. The sarth ' abutment ef- St. Joseph bridg was 1 underniieed-_by the sprieg floo , and . arrangements have been me e to have a cionerete elan-ha:Lent to It to repair the old bridge to be there when a permanent steel brid required. A nesir bridge wil required to be built at Mobil Seasen. The email bridge we Blank creek bridge is tin an f ctendition, and WOLliki T.e.00mmon• as be bridge is not 'require place be tilled with earth and lg With -regard to Messrs. D Stewart's complaint, t would r com- mend that ea a new bridge wii have to be built met- season, nothi g lbe done at the present time. As "'met- . ed .the oonciete work at St nlake bridgel leas been reentasured, 'rid I would r.edommend ithat tale ed true. tors, . Messrs. Nagle & W100 y tree oeiee nothing iftnither than ,w s el - lowed Chem at -the firSt me strre- ment last season. The spring td. ee* passed tat Spring withoutidoh4g any serious detimarge ito the county beidges, Considerable 'repairs lhave been put on bridge teeters and ap- proaches and 'more will have to be done iclueing the summer. On 410- On:di:ling the IRlyth. 'bridge I nod that Itthe teorploration_ of the 'Village of allYth have attaehed a walter.pipe in ouch a way as Ito' damage (Me safety of .bridge, add revounneed it be ;changed so at tie 'reprieve the danger. The Hayfield 'bridge wats .examined and the noetat abutment found to be rie first class order, the south abutment tis as it was last 'fell, but a _believe the breaks ean be re- ared without any great roost. The eld bridge was 'fauna in a gioocl state tol C'epair lard -with proper alt - tertian will earry the traffic safe- ly for la couple -of years. 'The 'to- tal amount of orders tiseued eince January 23, 1906, were 43,049.30. The estimated ;amount of money required for roads end bridges this ;Year Will nett lexeeed 422,000, Road and ;Bridge Oomnaittee.-This 1 conamittee reported as follow -a: The tender Of Hill & Ock,_ algae% for the bridge on the boundary etweten 1 Grey and Zama Was accepted at $587 1 providing they furnish the gaecte- 1 sary security. Tihe tender fee the concrete \pork was let to T. T. Cole, . BOA., or the same bridge,`at $3.90 1 per ;cubic , yard. With 'reference to- ' 'Dultelop's bridge, the eammittee ad- vised that tenders be ealled to'r at ,ofnoe lto pat in concrete abutments aceerdna,g Ito plans end speoifica- tidos. We would advise that 'the Engineer's advice betaken,. and that' the small bride west off Black 'creek be Pillared tap. With regard Ito MT. Duff, Of alluevale, re waelheout, re- comme'nded that no action be taken. With reference tie Blyth bridge, we would 'advise that the oorporatien of Blyth be notified to remove *Artie - tion, ea it is noW 'damaging our co'unty bridge. With. reference to * seulth abutment at Hayfield, we recemmeed Chat tlhe crack be ifilled up With 'fine sand'and eement. With reference tof St. -Joseph bridge, we find that the Contractor, Mr. Hardy, had (not 'Planned the abutment as - cording to ispecifieatione, and re- eotemend that tthe location of the abutment be an Charge of Councillor La,mo'nt, the elso to :art as an It:nape:3- tor. With reference -to *County -En:gineer, would advise 'that Oenald Paterson be oppointed, to ofornmenee work at once. All papers and come mimic-8.11.0ns in oanneetion with all bridges to be transferred over to !him by Mr, AinAey, and that a by- law be orepared to 'that seffeet. Ont Mjardii Otth, ithe Warden, lir. Ainsley, the county ienlgineer, and Mesare. Moeristen, and , Grieve, met a loons.- mittee elf Perth eateilllors, Co ex- aininine twte bridges north of Dub- lin, jen the bvutelary between Logan and McKillop townJiips, and. it was agreed inew Iljridges 8!mid bebuilt, uks "ring iring f this CLASSES AND PURSES: FIRST DAY 2;50 Pace, Stake (closed) $ 500 09 2:19 Pace or 2:15 Trot 350 00 2:15 Pace Or 2:10 Trot 350 OD - SECOND DAY 2:40 Trot, Stake (closed) 2:23 Pave or 2:19 Trot ea- eat) Pace or Trot 350 00 ADMISSION 20e CARRIAGES, 25e R. WILSON, President M. BRODERICK, Secretary. RR $ 500 00 had d by don - last rd is be this t of agate !that the avel. f .1& Registry Of 1 Licenses _ I • A The Storm's Ravages. i Although the Storm on IF rida'y ev- : ening of ,hast week was orot iso very i severe in this vicinity, it was the cause of 'several calamities and rctueh damage in the southern part of ithe EDUCED RATES ON AILWAYS 2006 , province. In this eounty a strip running from the take by way, of gaged as trained nurse ineon Kippen and nti north-east felt the et- ne of the hm-pittair arc' Ch each bounty te bear half the cost. leas severely, but, aside from the n% with 'n' ago. has 'been appointed super - The bridges Ito be 16 feet ! wide, With a span. of 20 feet. The abut- blowing down of fences and tree% intonaeot 'of a Jebspital recently the only damage done that we iheve Mr. J. MorriSoin, of (MoXillop, Wat heard iof was the demolition. of the " ' ne 'a 'Lake Ile"-, iselmnin meats and- &kora to be concrete. -A very pretty wedding - took appointed inspeetor. ,. lituaragne, b,oanrn_lita4inetherm ripfavenonfoMadr: Cot omen in Godnrinb, at Ibigb inroant ton Tune 6t13, at the resit:101We of the OluligY Pr'VertY.-WIth Ireglard TO Strong's hotel, in Tackersmitle Mr. -"Misses Spence, when Miss Hattie ,[ibe +dorm "m°delling Itbe 19elats in (Ube erau'rit Coltman had iiiet cempleted. a stone/ Maud Spence became the bride bf house we recommend 'that t at la (Yost not to exceed $165; that 'foundation ander the barn, and it An - the wainseoting and hand railing fon twisted and smelted inte a vanle- was blown from its moolings and. .n; p*3.:1311rtim8mteaduntr yievTill, ;araesoorini. In:" dersan. Mr. and Mrs. Staunton 'will b.oth stairs be done at a cost not p e e wree . 6 "In 13n Walls -ake their home in Edmonton. to exceed $30e that an oil olcalle arid were !also considerably injured. The 1 t k Th t dati lu Mr. Theanae Leslie, Who for many window Shades tar (Wit-DDSS room loss, especial/7 ut this time of it,he - years was engaged in the tailloriag Receipts, ce $ 5.500 2,200 100 10,000 2,900 . f2,500 5,500 800 500 1,000 ' 2,200 100 1,000 e2,s91 5,500 2,000 :0,010 '$78,502 $ 890 1,200 $2,000 Humber, Gaderich. The -ore fleeing was eonducted by the Rev/ S. B. IMoVittle, brother-in-law ot the bride. Me. &Cumber 'has an eel tablished business in Red Deer,Alta. -Mr. J. E.Jordan. of the froran.bo College of Music, bee been appoint- ed organist and choir leder of Xnex Ahura, Goderich, -Salkeld Bros., on the Baytkid road, near r-oderieta :have had a. telephene installed. T,&y are the first to have a, phone in the dise trict. -Mr. Taggart, of MIanford, to rmerly pointed st ianveted Mr week neo 1 --Rev. Xeters 33a45 b0011 master at Myth, to W -Vail, who was Last o Laudon. Clement, of Londese bore has eided to superannuate I and intoliving in Gederieh. He has been . years in, etive tieerviee in the Methodist ehureh. -Mr. Ed. Howard, of Cliaton, who has been away fer two years in :the Southern States, has returned and is engaged las turner in the organ factory. -Mr. Alex. 'Holmes, a former resi- dent of WilrgaraM, was seriouslY kited in the zement works 01 Owen Sound, the !other day. It is feared his leg will have to be amputated. -Clinton council 'have given their town band a grant of $200 and in turn they are te play 'once a week on the square. The Army band gets $50 and tit gives an open air von - tort every reatterday evening. - • -Dr. II, E, W. Taanlyn, of Wing - ham, fell eIONVII the trap door in the hallway of. the National hotel, the other day, and was so severely bruis- ed and was -confined to this home ,for several days. ... c Word was recently reee•ived ia ; Winghain, Miss Jennie Stewart, of the death of her brother, William Stewart, of +Winaipeg:. Deceased was a former 'resident of Turnbeirry, and went West 007310 eigateen pears ago. -Miss MoNaughten, sister of the Mimes MeNengthitoe., fof Clinton., who for SOIXtO tone eare has been en - be purcileased and that the . cellar year, will be especially heavy on lir. b W- • d' d t • wel a short time age. Deoeased lhaet -Lion of Councillor McLean .and follows: While 35 men were building a barn been rivin.g Ns' 175111, Will- nipeg, era. -recently with his idaugh- dear ibe ;repaired, 'under the inverse- . Orileman. Casualties elsewhere are . coninty clerk. The committee re- ported theavmg ,visited the pit and found everything in good order. for james McClintock, neer Spring- field, Elgin oounty, Wm. Clapten, Eduoation Conenittee.--That .the petitien of G...E. Essery and a5 aged 35 'Years' "4 M. iWilisl°131 °I lad' ' of ,seventeen years, -who were twark- ' other supporters of Iserhoet section . 1, Stephen, asking that arbi- ing in the basement, were :killed in- Notrators be appointed to flaIrra ia, y8t4niouniglYia. dMkrilIeWd,ilir alfroialstjelerirourly'tPen: VnowwnseihaTiscasillooilltesectsi7otneti°16No. lt-40, (re- ; eilldr.!ditja:banacitutelse bbaelladmwpanstlaedld.YSe141;114;r9hai- oorrime'nded hhat the prayer of the others were 0.1te, seriously Injured, petition be granted:. that in the; the tuition of pupils of 'Huron man- ofdamage Severa:1 barns were C0331'• i ides, but Lit did an enormous .amemelt *The; storm only listed fifteen initn.k- claim of Mistowel high school tor, ; ty, Into action- be taken; Pat the pletely demolished and a number vlaira of /Parkhill thigh ached for were moved off their foundations., tuition ot ;county pupils be Paid, ' _..31fiss Elizabeth IBiggar, slater -of that this committee allow -Wants Mr. Wm. 'IL Biggar, a farmer of made for vontineation class work ei i .1 4- .40010rd/11g to Istalt4te and il'-'2-* Ftjrflrerliwras bcierillhiPa'boutmaTten Noitglo-atreka °lame 11 of executive roort of' -t,11; r minutes of ijanuary iseseson, 1903, bir e aps.jitairrt:. 191-welaY wu3°ii indoawwleietn°15ilithe igiefting struck out ; reootamended that the struck the home, ripping things Ito petition ot Mfr. Ziler and althea rate- ,I piepes In the .paem where &nee sig._ ;payers of edhool section No. 8, Hay, gar w,ae. requesting the lappointment• of ar- -The house of lohn Maddook, bitrators ito fix a eite for new theee,rallee 'from Inwood, was struck sehool, that the tprayet of the Pee' by lightning, land Mrs. Maddock and her tiaalighter, Miss Minnie, 21 years :Mimi be granted. Erfuese Refuge•-thie principal leopeamendations of the committee were as talkers: That no action be taken for 'the enlargement of the refuge farm. Papers were 'propel:- ly executed for the following ex- change of property: Dora West - fall, real estate, $450; Elijah'Wialic- er, eaSh, $339; John Diniley, cash and insurance, $577. Emitter in- quiry viDll be mla'de as to iuther in- ter, in Mistowel. The nemaixis were taken to Winghata for interment" -Mr. 3, Chapmen, ef !Fest W.41,.. 4 wanosh, who has been in poor bealth kr Some time Past, died recently am- exiSectedly. He was in Wingham a f•ew days before- his death. Deceas- ed was on industrious, upright man, respected by the community, and a member-o f the Methodist ehurela Deleaves A sorrowing widow an& eight you're! children. Mr. eCimp- man was in ihis 42.nd year. -A young ;woman in Great fialle, Montana,- -sent an invitatian to the editor of the Brussels Post to present at: the commencement ex- eroises of the high aehool of /that town. The young w.onien whose; name is McGregor, was 'born neer' Ethel and says she learned her Ut- ters from the ladlinets of the Pet e* wlean. three Tears old and has been a reader of the paper ever since. • -The Clinton New. Era of last week says. " J. Sibley, of 'Von- dene England, son of Mr. M. R`. Sib - of age, were in the eviler at 4thClinfon, es the !inventor and time. Miss Maddock was instantly manufacturer of *hat is known as killed and her mother so severely i Derborated similar musie, to the -Thames Carr, 21 years eit 'ege, popular in the !old eotortry, and Sir sell tot Liman Carr, on the Itle mane Thomas Lipton was so much impress: cession of Walsinghata, was in ed with it that he ceentler order stantly killed while standing in the a special quality -of it, and had it doorway of his lkonrse. His mother forwarded as Ibis wedding Present who VirtalS la felts, feet from. iham to ere Prineene Batterburge the yard was -severely stunned. l who ts now the Uueen of Spain. at mates owning epropertY. The sole- -Henry. james, of Little Britain, is also being largely ubed by the ;plies of the house are purchased Ontario, who was standing ageanat wealthy :people lot England. This is by tender as tar as possible, and we his barn, was etrusok and killed. -by quite an lholeor for a former consider the keeper and matZoin, are lightning and two. oVher,s who were bantan. careful in the management of the standing with hint were knocked house. Every department is clean down. and tidy. On June 6th, an 4taspeo— -Mrs. Maria Melone, 87 years of Oen tot the farm and buildings was who dived alone mare Buxton, shocked that she may net-reCOveT. larrola„ MUSID. It has become very. • 'Grand Bend Notes. -Mr. Zoten 'Holt, vioinity,as tonna amongst ais made and everything was found qn Kent county, was struck by light- batch 'of 'dine pigs, a -six. toctedotne. good condition and ev8rything well ni7xx whe,4 lying fon lease& in Mr. Holt Should' Make his fortune kept. We recommend that the aer house and killed. I out of this porker. -Mr. Henry Wil - Many barns in different parts were bloWil &min, buildings (un- roofed, trees uprooted and other damage done. The doss to property' caused by the storm is estimated at .ever $i,600,e00. Twenty seven bank berme several. residences and- a. brick sehdol 1101150 were demolished by Friday might's storm to the 'vicinity of Iiightgate, Nortelk,giounty. The cyclone extend- ed *ler a path about fifteen miles long and five miles widehr offine of the ordhards not a single, tree was deft standing, while the bush lands were levelled, and ate* killed. • Huron Notes. --Thomas Kearns, of Clinton, had a pot atm mine in blossom laiit week. Westfall property at &afloat& and the 'Walker property at ulemdesborto besold imediately, also that Alex, Moira be committed to the gaol as he is a dangerous person. We, also recommended that the outbuildings and ioutside woodwork of the old buildings be painted and consider- ing the amount ,of work done by Mr. Wrench We recommended an in- crease of 450 to his salary and en increase of 425 tio the salary of Me matron. Executive Oonimittee.-In tonalec- tton with Me :police village of. Crediton asking that the board of pollee trustees be incorporated uJn- der the tuaro.e o thelboard of 01°nm trustees of the' village of Crediton, we recommend that the request be granted. Aise redommende.d 'that 'the tenders of Charles A. Nairn ifOr. Jail supplies be accepted; that no action be taken in regard to la: far- ther grant lte Giravenliterst MD- itiari11111 ; that Len MeNamara's mazn- teniance be paid; that not action be taken on the sommutaloation from the Clonstables' Association of To-. ranto asking tor- payment a mem- 'beret:yip fees ; in refeeence, to, the petition from Grand Bend a.sking did to 'build a kickup, recommend- ed that it be tsent ito the township, tesincil of Stephen, that no grants be anode to the Goderiele or Wing- le,m hospitals ; the.t grant of $75 be given to the Huron County Rifle Association. Gaoler's Report. -The !gaoler re- ported that there were eight in- me:tes in the county jail aft the pre- sent time, two tor sgrant:7; two ter lareeny and three ter insanity. The 'gaoler also asked for teertain Ithanges and improvements. I Speoial Committee. -In cregard tl the eoramunication re railway, in lert raised a fine new barn last week On the )liskarlith Ab-. ter Mallard, whip recently Sold his farm to Mr. Delbert •Mollard, is ushing forward: a new reildenee ere. --The semen -bee not yet fully set in at this, Ilnran's greateat an1 mdst popular somoler resort. Thus far pionies thave.,net been numeaous and our iusuai shoal of summer guests havenot yet dommeneed arrive. The tool weather hes been the 0111193t 4.ibeslackness But July and Aargnst, Ilf warra, will bring the erowds. Winthrop. Mast Game. -Our boys- wen down to defeat on Wednesday pv ening of last week when the Moeue light Dribblem of the 1th. comes- --Mx. W. U. Tozer, of Clinton, ihas sloe, icame over. The game started gone to" Lakefield, Where he will off Tory taste but anspite a par. engage in business. - brave idefenoe the Dribblers shot e -Mr. ale O. Henry, of Clinton, 'bias the ball through OUT -1Stakea. Oar sold this 'photograph business to Mrboys put ;up 2. good game but they 3. Roberts, Of Paisley. , had et hard team itto -8 ontend -Mr, Andrew, gorter, of Teel- The score was one to exone water, has ibeen appointed manager of the gageare, gide puts our eam of :the Sovereign Bank, LS iGoderichout of the tietee for the teasel', The line-up was asWintbrep, bow-rItatuarHlitebb,side. neralan,. G. Eaton, a White; and in Weye. Dribblers, -S. nawttorne, 11. Gar-, -den, !I. Yealarnisg„ J. Brewster, W. Scott, O. lienderAon, J. Hawthorne* a", ciergo.o., a Dtdreage, J. Bakeriand B. Hoot. -Mr. j. Taylor, of Clinton, has sold his residence to Mr. D., Tip - lady and intends leaving -V..he town in the fait -The house of Mr. Geor'ge Thomp- Son,• near Londesboro, was burned the other night. The origin of ate Ifire is funknown. -Jackson 13ros„ of Clinton, aro v:tee vitiating for premises in Gocierich, where they lean start a brunet:cloth- '-A dharmbag aline wedding book migrant, only 00 years ,of age,withe ing factory. , place at the 'home sa oboe. Molar- led ,mtoney or friends, tried to tome I en* Esq.:, 'Highgate, ion 1,03e Otb, mit suicide inear Plotkin, Prinne Ed.' Naleal da'oghter, Miss Annetta ere, I ward .county, by cutting. his throat ; was united in marriage to Mr with a bread Be is likely to Henry H. Blinlber, 00'n IMT. itt, recover, •N. Parker, a roung English im- .