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I - -. * - I - PRIDAY, JU E Ill 1897a - I I I lakv in wantof J-m-o��T��HMT�MvTR YEAR , , - . 1- 4HOLa NUMBIMP.0 I 539* I - � SEAFORTH9 . N I . . . . -, I . : In ably cheap drW � I ..� -- - . , I i $1 a Year in Advance. 4 � � - . -1 ii - 1; is for m, t -her . � I .-.-- /I , I ' � ; I . ----- 0- - I � �. I J� ,b� t - I I I . I � � � I � � I . i � �e wunt to turn, th " -_ - - THE Co I 'C n,_Cost of mainten. that it be referred to the executive commit- ment, . . � - - . . grant, $1,055. Unto �rsy in th' He was a. hard working, indus- � eft - I OUNCIL..- � ver. The second shot struck Liv a years 0 .1 I ave marked them, at. ' The Wrkets . . oinee, 1896, $4,664 ; Government grant, too to recommend some suitable' retiring al- ExZCU1rIvR COMMITTEE R19PORT. shoulde,p, breaking his collar boii�. Liveray trious%d honest man. When 95 years old : ' . r little over half whai - . I JUNE SSION. $984. * Godericb,-Cont of maintenance for lowance to Mr. Dickson. Referred W the took refuge in the rig behind Win. Douglas � I I . I I I I The Executive CommittWo report was . � he could ride a horse an well as any man. ! ' mr. Yon can -form 4u, - The June 1,109. ex�outivo committee. i I � - - session o� the County Council 1896, $4,885 ; Government gra�t, $ . . I again taken up and was adopted. It in in who was; driving, but as Boon tbiestened to.. Hu, wife is living and is -72 yearsof age. He 1. . r theae, but you ,,aa�t I Seaforth had a total attendance in 1896 of Moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. substance as follows : �� . opened at Goderich on Monday last week. . shoot Douglas if he did not �get- Out of -the le�"ves a son and daughter. He has always I � � I am unless you aft t4 % I � SUFORTH, �Uxli 10th, 1897. All the members were present. After rou.' 22,917, of which 10,889 were count pupils . Cook, that this council memoralize th ' earm. way he shoved Liversy away. Ll�verey ram bieii a farmer, and healthy right up to his J : � e Do. i � ", . � y On reference to the M6'tion of M � I I . IlOwin communich. � ' I'll F8M Wheat per bushel ...... 0 67 to 0 69 tine proceedings, the � . . Mi al , Boon - d th. He was never known to be sick. 11 a i . ... I . Clinton had-& total attendance of 27,757, *of m" on Parliament to comp6l the never Hays and McLean to grant 25 cents per day acrose'the field pursued by , 2' but man ea, I � , _ tions were, read and re which 15,039 were county pupils. Goderich railway companies to provide suitable cat. aged to escape. I . -The Oxford county council has decided i - 4 Wheat fe to their re- � to the volanteers whileattandin& their annual �, . . � - 401116 spective committees : mber . rg6i, 42 ineke# widej,- � -- 0 19 to 0 20 had a- total attendance of 27,212, of which tle guards on railways, as a large nu . -a- I to appoint, under the Ontario Act of 1889, &ts -per li=hde ........... I drill, resommended that no action be taken. 11 I i 4-a thing for skirts to,.. �� -- , ()38 to 0 39 From Mayor,H01mis, of Clinton, inviting 9,236 were county pv4piIm.-- - - of cattle guards now in position aro quite in. In reference to the ,motion of Mourn. , - I a commission to value the various.toll roads I ��, black -and �mavy, re - 11 � pow.* busheL ........... of the Council to become -of the House of adequate to prevent stock from straying 'Aigh Court -of Justice. � . I - i I - tier bushel .......... 0 22 to 0 24 the members The following report 0111 Mooney and Smith, that the inspector of the Th4 � spring sitting for trial 61 of the county, with aview to purchase -the I , I Iress Good& sale 29c� . . f non -jury! . . I � I Butter, No. 1, loose ........ . 0 10 to 0 11 guests of the general �Ioonkmittee OR the oc. Refuge committee was read and adopted.: these railways. Referred to the special House of Refuge be placed on the pay list � . . name. The cost of the - toll roads in thati �. . � .7 . � . oases was opened at Goderich on Monday! I Butter, tub ........... 0 10 to, 0 11 "sion of the Jubilee 1 colebrattion on June The committee met at Clinton on Felb. committee. . when attend meetings of the committee, county in estimated at $60,000. '. I � ing Serp, 46' i,wchw I - of last week, by His Lordship Ch`f Just* I . 1W per 7 tol 0 8 922nd. Filed. ruary 12th, and let by tender contracts for Moved by Mr. Snell, seconded by Mr. einnt "I -The liver I I I- i I it is recomm ed that., he be placed on the Armour, : there being 'nine on the, di y stable of H. Cook, Kincar- � . I - I Wool. in fa,W314 groy. L- I 6... 2 15 tol 2 15 From J. T. Dicknoul respecting per cent- a ion of meat, bread, fibui, groceries and McInnis, that the motion of the January list while. at � no, owned by F. Sellery; was burned or% ; I �extra L L ` ; yUur per 100 lbai ........ , Way tending Any meeting of the ' ed L I � i * I .good quaIit - . 0 calenclar,'which were dispos as tol- Ben . , u ,and a number of rigs I � I � Y. re__ a ssion, doing o . le $3,N) gr to " � . i Dress' Goods mat ,,j2�c L per ton,... -. 6 00 to, 7 00 age of the registry' ,office fees due the county. er necessaries. It was thought wine to iwav with th ant to, e of Refuge committee, this to take Iowa : I Thursday. Six hor I 1hy -, ... ... .'. . I let L . - � . . I Referred to the exeou4ve committee. .purchase all beef supplies by the quarter. a boundary linen he risocinded, and ! were destroyed. Insurance on building, . � 1. - wool ........ � .... L ........ that effect from the of January- 1897. It in Sullivan L . . � Murphy, in& �. In action $200 ,-- on contents, $1,100. . I I 0 30 to 0 40 . ' 0 et al vs. Ryan i . r9lb. all wool,, 44- in-choo, - - ree inmended that the sum of ii6 be grant. to have declaration- made as t6 title Of - &u Indian boy met death in Jasper - � , potatoes per bag ........ From Sheriff Roymolde, respecting the ap. Ue contract was let to Ford & t a usual grant of $3,000 be do. , Refer . et al. - - I . . , - yonlyin this line � pork per 100 The ........... � 4 50 to 6 00 pointmoutof the jailor and matron. Filed. they agreeing to turnish fore quarters at d to the road and bridge committee. I ed the Great Northwestern Exhibition for land in the township ot Stephen. (Judgment q . Z)Oda sale 32c, , m- - � - - From Jam" MitAell, secretary of the 44 cents per pound, and hind quarters at 5 Moved by 'Mr. Stewart and seconded by theyear 1897 ; that thesalary of Mrs. French Paw, near Edmonton, by falling from a tree - i I . k , declaring that the late ,Thomas Ayan, the which over -hung& preci to the rocks � � - -- Great Nor cbnts. The bread contract was let to J. A. Mr. Patterson, that tVo valuators be- op- matron of t e Refuge, be increased . I , thwestem Exhibition, asking for House of . . - � . Thi pfices of markets oduce as . Kin# at 0 cents per pour�d. . The tender of , pointed to value ,the various munI.Cisiaities mger,- died seized of 1�the lands mentioned and ice 200 feet below. Vell was climbin . I ured Dren Goodo�, 41, - . pr I grant. -Executive committee. � . 0 ' by $25 per year. ,The amounts to be pai ' d to youn - 9 . I , . W & moat stylish. Cos, - � quoted above, fae'we admit, � From William Stokes, clerk of Ashfield' J- . Irwin for groo�riea was accepted. in the county for the year- 1898, in the pleadings ; and judgmen ir. plain the tree to catch a marten when a .branch . I �' TAIM, the several CoVe iatea Institutes are found ti& with costs in t t 6 � . , - 6 I � V he referej��,i to the - . . A black-regular,value I speaking generally not whsLt asking for county grant towards the main. The conditions on which these tenders were ation to be a basis for future equalization. W be as follows : tesforth, $2,394 ; Clinton,. M I . gave wayand he was dulied to death. ': ile, 6&-. - , . tenance of the lake road in said township. ,e aster at Goderich. .� I 1'�I,mony. ' , -One day . . � most of us would like to see. I ::nee on the back of the Riferred to the special committee. - recently John, eldest son of . ,fte r $1,917 ; Goderich, $1,955 and it is recom- � I I I . . .. I ore d we of writn Eno vs. Eno. An -action for- Mr. A. G. Daftoch, of Cotswold, a-, - . . -Executive committee. . . I aid tin he session of the In- THE REPORT OF EDUCATION comiarrTzE. - mended that thesesumobe paid byitheTress- Judgment in plaintiff's favor for �, whil,� . , � . � . - 'the . county of Went. . urer. Inreference to tbeclai "morky ; working with a team of horses in the yard, m ney Black Dress Goods, , � The, prices of grain are rather low, I From the clerk of , spector, it bein his Coy to see that all The following report, of the Education ims of t4eestate Of with coisto with reference to M '� . I I . � , � � aster at God � lar 60c, for dress goods, I eir is on6 cheerin worth, aski the council to co-opemte, in conditions are fu filled. The Inspector was the late Regiftar Dickson for mone$ alleged to - � I -i �1 ,.- was knocked downand trampledou by one I I I - I 9 n committee was submitted and after being erich. � � I � I :� , � .� although th petitioning I Ontario Legislature to make advised to purchase all dry goods required, considered in committee -of the whole was have been over -paid to the county, it is re- . . .i, 11 of the horses, breaking his shoulder bliade; ' , i � . - prospect in the prices of pork - Boag vs. Boag. An action jppi money and inflicting several braises. . , - I . . , . be t4ken ; the . � . . . better provision for aiiditing municipal ae- by the inmates direct from wholesale houses. finally adopted without amendment: .' i 00mmmended that no action lent. By coneentof counsel, H I�ordikkhip I . I � �� . . same deliverance.was also made *ith refer- '. ent at the Agri- � I . 6gared Black. Dre1w I � ' and beef. counta.-Sent t pecl,al committee. He was also advised to procure the use of a . mi I a7 ui I I � 14 . : Oterns, 44 inches conveyance - A large deputation appeared before the .. directed a reference to J. H. Mok-On as a cultural Hall, ii en, England, on Friday, . I .wide, ' 0 B - ence to claims by'Mr. John'T. DiZon. ' I - dren goods sale W ' it may just -puzzle some of our From' the clerk of Welland county, re for ministerson Sabbath,whocon- committee requesting. a grant from the I special referee, with the same pd.wer to . C, : . specting * endmints to the Jurors' act.- duct services in the House. It was decided � . Sergeant Williams audPrivates Wasson,Ste- I � , � � readers, why we as clothing am -�- i county council f6r continuation classes for Moved by Dr. Rollins, second0d by Mr. amend the pleadings as is posie0ed by ..-? I � � - . - , I- t � to place a refrigerator in the house and to � wart and McLean, of Canada, competed in . -� I � . � . . � !�! I EMBER I f ... dealers should bother our Referred to the special committee. have a doorway made from -the male divi- the public schools . of the county taking J. B. McLean, that the House ,bf Refufe judge at trial, ' - - I - I From the'elerk of gimeoe county, seeking up Public School Leaving and Entrance 00mmitt'ee 'be instructed to report at t e I ! ,� the "bayonet v. bayonet" bouts against four , 11 , I . � . SECOND DAY. � it members of .the New Souith Wales Mounted I - I 11-diation Of old, shelf- I � heads about such- matters as atich legislation as wiii relieve counties from sion into the hospital ward, both of which Examinati work, Recommended that a � next general session of thd council 8:8 to the . . . - � - . I i-dalte stylea we of fer. - I . . ' - have been done, the refrigerator costing Township of Logan vs. townobi� of Me- 'Rifles. . The Canadian, team won easil - . I - I I the foregoing. This implied the support of boys sent to the Victoria grant equal to the rant paid by the Login- - advisability of ark� addition to th6 House of I - Y. - I goods bought a� irricen., ... � I 0 ak . 1 $30 and the. doorway about $7. Acting on I i Killop. An '- action under thel, I Water -Last Friday night the Grand Trunk . - . . I � Industrial S h I R'ferred to the special n. I � � , . - � - Men's I , m dress U values - question is, simply and fully - ' lature of Ontario, Te given by . the county , Refuge. If advisable, the na6re, site, Courses and! Ditches Act, I , , which Railway department of the Young - . c 00 *-I 990c ti instructions from the council, it was decided . m . . kind,, equipment .and estimated c' t of such . " we have done, . answered-, iu the reply, committee. tobuildapigpen and poultry' -house, the council. A delegation fro the township � r it was 'sought ' to enforce an � award Christian Association, of Toronto, formall �L I I From William Robertson,secretary of the of Hay also appeared before the committee, addition'. --�-Carried. � . . . - : . . . , . for a drai ,i'as made by the ,W i I � . 1:111wt your buvinir - :gineer. opened their splendid now building., wh1ill I - I that we feel that every I Wingham. public Bch � Is k ng the council building to be 2Ox59,feet, with eight feet protesting against an award made by an Moved by Dr. Rollins, seconded by Mr. Some of Is parties t, �4 � . . pike, them UP until itex't. � I as I walls clear of floor, and tenders were re- J. B. Mol�an - that Fin the event ' ... LLL . �Jeoted, has been. fitted up by the Gra�d Trunk . - ' dollar we receive in exchamm to supplement Legisl7tive grant to schools arbitration between part of the township of 0 of any in- I I . I n and His Lor ship ruled that the party insti- Railw ' General' Manager Hays was - come: to the store, sen& - 6 � ' 3eived for both wood and concrete walls. I � I -where continuation cl�ss work is taken up. � Hay and the village of Heneall, ork.the 15th .mate to the House tof Refuge absconding, SY. I I � .. for our reliable clothing must -Referred 6 the,executive committee. The tenders received for the work were as * ': the matter i of returning such inmate to the tuting the piD oeeeding in the first pAa;i must present. . , I � o .day of May,'1897, and requesting that, the . I ,be the actu I owner of the land op. which -Besid 000 �to McGill : � . � � have come dnectly or in- follows: H. Stevens, for concrete, $426 and management and die- on leaving $100. . � � -- � - - - - The following peti�ious were referred to . council grant a new arbitration on isaid. mat. House, be left to the .1 . . the educatio tee : From iatepay. for wood, . . the work is commenced. Jud 'e t dis- Collegei Montreal, the late Mr.' Molson, -of . I . directly at one time or an- $411 - Haywood & Prior, for con. � . I - ,. - n commip, P ter. Recommended that- theprayer of the cretion of the inspe(sor of the Hous.e.-Car- mi I I � - , �� other from the farfalers pro- era of the township of'Grey, asking that a crete, $4.14 and for wood, $399 ; .D. Can- ried. I I inning the plaintiff's action with , costs ; that city, bequeathed $5.j000 to Messiah - ' e , . . - � . 0 --- "I � telon for concrete $414 and for wood $399 ; petition b�s grant d and also that the follow: proZeedinge stayed for 3 ' s. ; church, $10,000 to the Montreal General I I 'S I � I -new school ,section be formed out of Soo- . in roons be arbitr.%tore � Messro. Archi- Movedby Mr. R. McLean, seconded by . , is Br , ducts. � . : J.ohnston vs. Cook. . ct, dower. * Hospital, $30,000 to Framer Institute, $1-0,- - � � ion � . k . . tions Noo.3, 4 and 6, also a counter p6tition. b.1le 'Mr. Holt, that the question of paintin the I Or � I � � . I Tho;:aa McKenzie, for concrete $413 and Bishop, Matthew Lockhart and G. E. I 11 ! � � ... , � People of the town looss sight of From ratepayers of union school section for wood.$398.; Gutteridge & Mustard, fop Cresswell. A petition presented from a num. outside of the Court House be 6ferrel to 4udgment was reserve . .' ' ; OV to Bishop's'College, and $10,000 for a . - . . � . Scott vs. Strettork e An actio I � � .� this fact at times, and con- 12, Hensall, and Noi 10, township of Hay, concrete $395. The,last named tender. was the engineer to report as to the advisability - ,t al. to set crematory in Mount Royal cemetery. 1 � I . . . t the award of IPeter Douglas, R. B. !accepted', the work to be completed by , ber of ratepayers of the township of , Grey, , aside a conveyance as fraudulent. I y con- - -A painful accident occurred Friday to I c 4TON. . .. � sequently fail to understand agains , with a deputation representing said -petition, of having the work done and thesestimated ent-His. 11 - I I . �. . '. McLean, George Me wen, D. Robb and J. July.' Instructions were given the Inspec- , was before the commi . ttee askiiig for the for- ; cost -Carried. 8 Lordship directed. that pla ntiff is Mrs. Win. Lowni, of Lambeth. While ex- � - � . . . . , - - , , - I the almost' habitual -cry of E. Tom. . tor to urchase trees and have an orchard of . motion of a new school' section to be taken , Moved by Mr. Holt, sec6nded by Mr. j entitled io redeem. the guarantee. Wm. ankining a corri-shelling machine on the i I . - , .B. Stretton, as a mortgagee, -with. refero ince - to property of Mr. R. Robinson, her hand ' 4 I . he town- � F . � : �er, Mildred, were visit- - - hard times, so prevalant in The report of �county auditors was one aus a half acres planted ; a sidewalk is from sections 3, 4 and'6 in said township, McLean, that the equalization of t the Master, to'Aetermfue the ' qu� caught in the cog wheel and before it could, � I ,1cCraeken'B.--:---M Samr also to be made around the front of the 4hips of Morris and West Wawauosh be _ ace I , � r. the last four y -ears. Hard read and sent to the �uiklrkce committee. The - - �, to be- I I - .; also a deputation from said section protest- tween the defendants. I be removed .the second right-hand finger � A : I w-�t with typhoid fever,- : , - _ times so called are in a ,reat report in addition toicertifying to the 6or- house. A few other unimportant �kkrchases ing against any action being taken in the reduced 31 per &ore, and that the report of - � I � sister, Mrs. John-Ide- . C� and improvements on the premises are re- the equalization committee be so amended- Prang et al vs. Wurm. An ictior�, for the was badly amashed. , � . � rectuess of the accounts, complimented the j . % i I . matter. It is recommended that 1.10 action construction of a will and to recover a' a w-,rry, is recoveriiag.- � I Ineasure due to lowness of treasurer on his admi - rable book-keeping and commended in the report. . � . . Lost. . � � , -On Friday, Mrs. 11%wkin , a farmees � I . , I - � 3 ]�Uilding a stone mi- . � I - Moved by Mr. Cook and seconded by Mr. be taken. .1 . - legacy. .Dismissed with.costs. i �1 . I wife,-rkear Wabash, on' visiting a fire lit � . 1. � I . i 1 , 1. I I prices, but there is another his kindness and courtesy to the auditors, � Moved by Mr. J. B. McLean, .seconded I , � 1, � : m the Bluevale road.- - SPECIAL COMMIMEE. - . - , I some distan6e, from the house for COOkIn . � . � � d, took part in M-- . � reason to be assigned which while performing the I ir work. Paterson, that the by-law authorising the by Mr., McInnes, that the equalization of - I I - hog feed, found . that her two-year-old chjI1 - I � ; I - The re ort of the special commi ' A I I i no . 0 yment of $150 in addition to the salary of ittee was the townships of Tuckeromith and Usborne OanacLa. i I I win 6. - � had, during. her &bee ' t I �n Brusiela on Tuesday- ' to our minds ia a very potent ' The foll i sta"ment by the treasurer, Pa p - I -- pal d to it, and . . I . of the expenditure � for the currer t year, the county treasurer of $1,200, so long al read : . � be reduced $� per acre -Lost. - -Mgr. Merry del Val, the Pal dels. nee, a pays � cford is visiting -herv- - . factor in all kinds of com- he treasurer had the handling and- reapon- The committee reported that no action be i� wasinflamoo The mother,badly burnin her - 1 5 1 - �, � . . � among others, was re an referred to the t . Moved, by Mr. Mchwen, seconded by Mr. gate, arrived in Winnipeg on Satur a*fter. face, Put out I �A, . 1. - . � a be now repealed. taken on the subject of the commanicabion 1 cInnes, that the House of Reftige com- .noon. , . , . I I �ech,. . mercial depression, viz. : The firiance committee : ibility of the sinking fund, M hands and the fire. The fittle --*.- �� 6 I I fit ne- died froin the effects. � i I . - . great change that has taken, . Es-TimATEs FOR 1897. . -Finance committee. . of the county clerk of Wentworth, in refer- imittee be instructed to see that the horse -It is. reported that the Peleel Island * I. I I � aley. - - - Moved by Mr. Mooney,, and secondeli,), by en4e to municipal auditors, as the i Legiola- .' and rig belongi to that institution be peach. crop in a failure,'as well ",Ion the -In thepremerkee of a large crowd of . . . I . . . I . . 1� I I 11 place in recent years in the Administration of Justice .......... $2,000, Mr. Snell, that the Inspector of the House ture has now appointed a Provinciil audit- ' used oi , I Mainland. � snectators Sunday, the grave of Sir John : . � - Imf ergy- . ners of this- neighbor-- mode of living, as compared Coroners' Inquests.. If ... .. I .... : ... 100 reference i u Sundays. or conveying the el I.- -Macdonald, � at Cataraqui cemetery-, - I I succeeded in getting7 % --- Of Refuge be entered on the pay list, when or. the same recommendation with' I L -Harry Northcott, ark eighteen �.;�ar old , men who conduct the services at the House i Jail Al aintenauce .............. ... 2,000 , : � ' - ending meetings of- committee, the same to the communication to the county clerk Kingston, Ontario., wasr decorated. The I � with peoples habits and man - att � of Refuge to and from the.inatitution-Car urda�- w � il arid mangolds sown, I - Toronto boy, wai drowned at bile . I - . - Jury Account ... : -J ...... ...... 3,000 as members -of the com!nittee. -Referred to of Welland respecting certain amendirientb . I I i proceedings were, under the direction of the 3 11 . - mther-having hindered - a � ried. f bath . . , - mers, of living not so lon Lunatics and Charities ...... ,in ; . . 0 ....... 500 the executive committee. ' Xhg in the river Humber. . . - 1! nse v -thi . � . The many friends of' � - to the Juror's act; respecting the inemorial ; Moved by Mr. Hyslop, se6onded by Mr. - e induction of Rev. Js Kingston Cc r atives, while w"a � i . ! i I � gone 'by. � . . Salaries and Council ees .......... 4.000 : mes, Stevens were sent, from Winnipeg, Montreal and � I � � . I I I I I the pastorate of Knox church, � Dutton, Ottawa. � i, of Dakota, will bt- , Contingen&es ...... ...... ...... 600 Moved by Mr. Hays, seconded b Mr. from the county of Simcoe regarding the R. McLean, that a committee composed of into : - . t i is recomended . . I I � asant face agaiiL-Mm. - 11 --- k In speaking of how people live - r R . McLean, that this council grant le 6um Victoral Induittrial School, at -M000ro. Rollins, McEwen and Mooney be - took place on Friday. ; . - I StaUonery,Printirkg d Postage .... 1,000 I J � I ,Mrs Gilbert Smith, of Cobburg, who ; -art, of Sta&, spent now -a -days, we must preface i of 25 cents per day to 4he commissioned that the warden and clerk join in petitioning appointed to enquire into and report to this -Rich gold -bearing rock in reported to " - ' . - I IN-, Crown Witnesj3es .... .... . ...... � 300 was so cruelly beatien by her brutal husband . � .i . officers and men of the 32rd battalion volan- the Legislative Assembl� of Ontario in this council at its next meeting the average sal-. have been found near Eldorado,]Madoc I with Mr. MaTo.ggart's - � - , - .! -- 0 -1 iate Institute ............... t -since died from the . I Our remarks - by saying that C 1 5,500 1 one day last week, has A . - teers, while in camp thin present year. Re- -matter; it is recomnien ed that the motion ary of county clerks throughout the Pro- township. I . I . . . � � . �7-enner.-Miss , Maggie - I MZIeel Schools .... . ....... ...... 300 � 1 , - .� - inyurie I � . . it she received at. that time. - The I . - there is no fault to be found . School Managemen 2,200 ferred to the exi3cutive committee. r and. Cook respeeUng rail- vince, and their duties generally -Carried. -Fire caused beavv daima I . - pleasant twenty-for-th . I I � I . * I * .- . . I tle guards be adopted ; also that no � � . The council, on motion, resolved itself in- way cat brute struck her several times with an iron . . Ch with the man who buys a The clerk was instructed to have 200 turn establishment of Renard, Kirilg & Pat- bar. He in in custody and will now get his . I � risti-na, Earl.-M.r. � Agricultural Socieiie ............. � 300 1, I . 1 3; . to committee of the whole on. equalization. action be taken on the -motion of Messrs. copies of the by-law and regulations govern, terson, Montreal, Friday ni lit ! . . - red the appearance' of - . I v. piano, a suit of clothes,'a new Court House -Suppli .............. 600 The committee reported . that the equalized Stewart and Patterson, for the appointment 9 - -just deserts. . . . � . I ; � a1andsome fence.-- . � I ing the House of Refuge printed for diBtri- ays provincial confe � nee of . , buggy, or any other 'article - INfechanics' Institute .............. 210 . � 1, r. r Wo' -The Hamilton conference will meet I i assessment of Ashfield, Colborne, Goderich oft county valuators. bution. . the Ontario liquor licen "a holderal � ill be � I as cold enough,weather �- - that lie ban afford to buy - Division Court J ry -- und .......... 100 town,,,Goderich township, Clinton and Hula The report. was partially adotted and On motion of Mr. MeEwen, seconded by held A;t Hamilton on Jus 1 1 . � next year at Guelph. At th�ir meeting in I - I , � . I � . no 17 and IS - J . I i hard fr6st doing dam- . Repairs on Count; BV ildings ......... I "mo Brantford last week, the question of billoiffig . I � IL- � . the mistake in buyling any- let be the same an the equalization of last the remainder left for future consideration. Mr. Snell, the warden and clerk were in. -Burglars entered ' a Queen street - � I -Mr. and Mrs. S. A. - 0 Roada'and Bridges ................ 5,510 � , . debigates *was discussed and a motion was . -. q . . - ' I i Mr� and Mrs. C. ; thing lies only in not being Industrial Home. year. That the village of Heusallbeequal, REPORT OF COUNTY )PRO11FF.TY COMMITTEE structed to procure twenty 32 -pound metal re, iii Toronto, Friday 4m' lit and proposed to abolish �the system of , billeting ' . . and, . si: �. , * , ... * ..... 8,400 - I . iinty pro w ; .- ized at J$125,00Q and that the:townsbip of . eights, to be used for -the purposq of mak- = 18stw0ay about 85W worth of'j.iewelry. A � ' - � . � - -h - . able to afford it. Buy any- ............... 3,000 " - in use, and to have the delegates sent to - . ,ea, were in t e village � Hay be reduced one dollar yermacre and $10,- The following report of the co ing hard labor for the- prisoners in the, gaol, . �& ; :nding the marriage of . I nd .... ...... . 92,500 ro perty, ,committee. was read. The following . . - -Wm. . Molson Macpherson hp� been 5 Debenture Sinkin , I hotels and boarding houses &6 the expense . I - thing and everything if you 000 ersonal property . equalization - I in carrying them from one side of the fa0l elected president of he M lson�o%a;uk to I 6te3cy,to Mr- A. Cann. . I . 0 0 Public Schools ..... 1.500 is thesubstance : . . I t -ol .. . I of the contingent fund of the church. w I ; � .. can afford it ; buy nothing at of last year. : yard to' the other. - Work to continue eight � I f I 0 , Have examined the gao succeed tbelate J. H. R. Molson. � � lon of Mr. T. Passmore, 032 1 and found it, . w . � I � - Deficit in 1896 ...... . ... ...... 1: The council adjourned until Wednesday � hours each day -Carried. I i I ' -The Ontario Government has appointed I :Yff the Avagon one - � day- _ . � all if you cannot. The secret Boundary Lines .... ....... ...... 3'.000 clean and neat and seemingly we3ll kept;; . - - Wtn Deliney,another of the Melanethon . : � � I : . ' at 10 o'clock. " The finance committee's report, recom- township fire bugs, has been sen A Messrs. John Bertram, of Toronto ; E. W. . I his foot in the wheel, - , . Of c�ood times -lies in hvin- .' "#� . almo that an old man in the gaol be ment to * ,ced to I I � I I . I I 0 ') WEDNESDAY, June 2nd, 1897. . I Rathbun, of Deserontg, .and A. Kirkwood � - . . � - five years in penitentiary. I u 0 . I I' ", * * * " * * the House of Refuge and a yo It 7 � is now improving.- wit . $441%052 .. ung man who i mending the rate of taxation for the our Doial of L the Epworth . . h.in your income, times The council met at the appointed 'hour, in insane to theloylum. S * rent year was adopted. A number of by- -Joseph Maloney, of Gran of the Crown Lands - Departmerit, an the . Less- � undry� yepairs, . t wn, the .. , are no harder to -day than c� e . . . to were . re ommehaed on I �her day shot and probably fatal injure ore Comminsiouj, to. investigate the . : iurch realized a profit Pedlars' Licenses ...... ...... $350 a improvemen r . .1 I . - ' . I I the eve t of an *Appeal from the equalization prorogued at 10 o'clook to meet again At the h ' t y I . and pass d a resolution to the effect that in and c laws were read and passed, and the couneilL 0 � 'r asi he residence of Mr. E. I they ever were when we 700 the gaol and court house, and -referencel . I . . in son, the result of a quarrel. . . ie b lity of growing new forests on lands � . Z - : . � - Auctioneers' License3 ........ 350 of the assessment by this council, the final call of the warden. from which timber has been out, but which ,� - - hh.-Mr. R, MeDon- I ,' follow this plan. The dollar . was made to the Inspector's report as to the . -The Perth car shops, at Kin , have . . - � . ,I o � equalization be left to the county judge - the Canal unfit for another use. I . I � . -@� is . 1 I ace lately, - his 'wif& . - -.: . . I , . secured an order from I I Pacific 1� : I � � of to -day ha's twice the pur- . 648,352 ' sanitary condition of the gaol. � A I a the defeated Demo- I � Mr. Musgrove, of Wingbam,addreased the , London Methodist--Con-ference. Railway for 400 box can of 60,, -Mr. W. J. Bryan I , i with twins, son and. THE COUNTY E`,-�IINEER'S REPORT. GAOIL INSPECTORS' REPORTS. , � pacity . , J � L I chasiiig power of the dollar of L , council in reference to the continuation I I . ,cratic candidate in the recent United States - . I Way 30bh.-,N1ea91es � . The county engineer reported giving an � THE NAMES OF THOSE WHO WML PREACH each- - � � � 'I a � " clan work in public schools,- and asked that The' following is the report of the, gaol iu-� 1, I elections, lectured to an im- � 7 . . . in our school la3t week- the times we like to call.good- - - . I . -Hon. Mr. Siftork's father in i4 Ottawa, 1presidenti. , . account, -of the business transacted since the ' DURING THE COMING YEAR. I - i q I . �� I � the council Wake a grant for such work. spectors : - � I relating I howhe was cured of long,4tanding m0n6e audience I�st Friday evening, in I I are pretty sick. - - . first of January last, Juntil the. present time, 0, Stratford District. -Stratford (Central) - I I - � We again present our weekly price together with the number and amount& of The council adjousted until ten clock on Inspector Chamberlain says : . : James Hannon, D.: D. ; Stratford (Water- illness by Christian Science, of whib he is a �Massey music hall, Torouto, on the subject . � � - I - Thursday, so as to permit the equalization I made inspection of Goderich gaol on the. I -. . of bimetallism. The lecturer .gave an -elo- - ; r ricla. - - list, and 1 from actual experience we the orders passed ; the persons to whom loo street), A. K. Birks, B. A., L.L. B.; St� devOtoo- . � lk - I I . and other committees to proceed with their 6th of May. An regard$ eleaulfb3loss 'and Not a $'in I marriage -w e iste � lquent and-, forcible exposition of the subject, . -1 I I xiones for which thei W- . . - I i r red ' - - --- L try Bauer, jr., h" sold,- know that the Men's Suits we are sell- given, and the pu Marys, John Learoyd, Richard Service, � � ork. I order, I found the premises in satisfactory with town cleX,morrison, of anvifr i and was well receivel I . , Thomas. Berry, f9r & I I - - J., W. Holmes, . . : � morning � I j : I - T, conditiorr, but as I have pointed out in pre-, . und Wm. Stottfft,of I , ing t"ay at $3.75, $4 50, $5, $6.50, were 9'ver I A fact unprecedented since I =On 8 � r. I . The business ordered at the TitURSDA June 3rd. supernumerary ; Mitchell, 41urmX May. . ,4tock, I I . last meetiug has bee� attended to. He 64 ! George Smith, superannuated ; Listowel,W . - '� : Highland Creael, fired a shot from a heavy � . Edmond Zeller, from�� The council met at thq appointed hour. vious reports, the gaol requires re-I.todeltng. : he too -k -office'. ; , p - - � � . ) I 111ka a I . . *illiams, D. D. ; - M ilverton, E. A. Fear , . . t I I - $8 and $1 0 were -Sold for almost double bonds and al m all parties who An application from Urn. 'French, ' A sulphur spring ha's been discovered t - k visit to his parents, greemeii6 fro- tron The cell and -corridors are very.inconven-, "rifle at, a eat near the stables. The bullet - . � ' � : - have brid -arranged and are badly out of repair. _ truck a sione and glanced through the aide I these prices when wheat was $1 a and has the lumber . Trowbrid or, Johr Kenner; Wallace, R. `H. - . � brick work of Mi � C. ' 11 � of the House of Refuge, for, an increase of iontly in Jasper Faso,- near Edmonton. The water B . I �, 6 .ovided lor refloorizig the bridges mention- Baruby, W. D. ; Atwood, John Ball; Monk- L store is completed.- . bushel. We are offering some twenty pr salary, was referred to the executive com- The water closebs,l which are in th;e corrid-' in similar to that at the famous Baikff oul- 'of a shed, hitting Win. Craw,,, a hired man, 7 � - - - I I , . ed at the January mi6dting. In conjunction � ton, S. C. Edmunds, B. D. ; � Staffa, J. W. it in the 14,- bres'Eing the leg mind severing an ll " � �jo!ice clonstalle, with . different Scotch Tweed Suits made to m Ora, - are not sufficiently flushed to keep phur spri a. - I . � with the county of Middlesex, the contract L eene, W. J. . � ry. Craw lost a lot of blood, but. will . _, 1C er, brought, :- . them. in proper order. The drain running 171 . I I _ ibl I .. I order at $15, like qualities have been has been let for the ' etion of a bridge on : EQUALIZATION R"ORT. Robinson ; Fullartork, Josian0a -Miss ennie Ford, a missioimry at larte . - efore the magistrate, � . I ere I tee under, the building into the. garden to &� Mortimer ; Harmony, Jab6z J. Noble,; - I recover. ,� . . . I . L ectacle peddlars,'-who- . soldwithin recent seasons ,as high as the bounda l Bid- The report of the equalization commit ceso-pool, id dangerous to tbe'hea&h of th Embro, E. Kershaw ; Welburn, R. J. Hoo- Chen-tu, China, is dead.- She was' formerly I ; - - . : . I . w" read, and after: being considered in . Is employed in the office of Mr. R. 14 ; rio,- pu. to � J,on. i -Old Loys of Perth, Onts bl' I � Lading a widow woman 11 D the county of' Middlesex to pay one I *is L .-. . $20 and $22 a suit. This $15 lin of d I b es, the efte-pool.being full �Lud tkd kiV ; Kintore, Stephen Knott, L ! 4 ,school in Winnipeg are marking the jabiles w I I e - committee of the whole, the committee re- inmal I � . W. S. don : I .. -1 . -� . I � - L I They, h6*ever� set- I Scotch Tweeds will be found something halt ibe cost. L. H�'rd,y, of Exeter, is the � I oozing to the surface of the ground! ingham District. -Wingbam, 1peg cit y . eo, . 11� i � quo fashion. They have haid . I � I � I ed that the reporV was ladopted, exec contents IThe Winn' uncil It" made a year in a, um , , atorilyi and the - --- - contractor, the pricelbeing $194. Owing to Port pt instead of beingaboorbed. Good drainage Pascoe, D. D. ;* Kinicardine, Andrew Cun- I two handikome medals prepared and sent to - I . . - � out of the ordinary in good value. - in the matter of the persoAal property Of I t of $10,000 towards a fund to� W raised I - I 7 0 L Wallwin, B. A. ; Fran I'll, I th a warning.=1.16- c the great fall of rai�, ana the consequent. $400 to can be had at very little expense and the hingbani ; Lucknow, 1. I , I Raincoats and -Umbrellas have appar Brussels, 81 J Allin John L. Xierr, Richard for the erectiou of a wing to the hei ital to Ahe behoOl for the boy and girl obtaining . 11 . finely Mated team Of" - high water in the st;ieams, we have not yet' McKillop, which was changed from ter should be remedied immediately. 9 � . be known as the Victoria wing. � :� p � I the higheit number of marks -at the mid- - ' . . antly . colne for a protracted visit this erected any new bridges, as it would be dif.' $4,000. The report was then finalll, adopt- mat f . � Tel has bought a Shot as amended. The(consensuis of t e report The gaol should be heated by a furnace,e Paul, orton, superannuated ; Teez- minations. On one side in - In- : ; - , urglaris entered the Sime summer exa I - ed -B -66 atreet. - I . � : I - � I . �� - I I Old pupils at Winnipeg, 1897," I arness, from a partiin. , � . arranged for hot water or ste&m. The' W.; scribed) '. � - Year, we have a very large range in ti cult to make devi4ion , roads, but I hope Nater, J. , ard, M.A., B.D. ; Ethel, James school, London, the other night, 6ya'd stole . � I � I, is as follows : � - - '. I Martin Warm and I to have them all erected in due course. gaoler requires better ace' odation andl Walker, A.C.F., Benjamin Sherlock, and of the money collected by the I chi�ldre � I d, Cj� om I d the other side, " Perth Public, � is �nd specifications of the County Division No. 1,-Ashfiel some rk � usuchooln,general .proficiency." A, � would recommen&tbat an -other stor* be add-' 1. 1 �� I . GodeHch a few da;ys- both. Men's, Pants, at 90c, $1.25, have with me plaz borne, Goderich town,-Banke as last year. J . H.' Watts, superannuated ; Fordwich, T . � F I . 1 $1.50 $'. Boys' School Pants, our own propose& concrete buildings to be erected at ens ; Gorrie, John' S. Fisher : for the Queen's jabilee hospita - I � �e ) -;i I uIlding be Wesley COG y - - Isult of th e3tate of � � Division No 2,-Goderich township, Clin- ed to his residence'and that the b I i � -A road -making machine has b�en pur* -While Robert Bennett was enga d f I I Oro ' Bluevale, . i I I h , - miak,e, at 50c, 65c aud 75c. Boys' the House of Refuge. I visited Peterb . ro erly drained and ventilated. . � I Wroxeter, A. McKibbon, B. A. ; I - I I - T, . e eptate came out . , ton and Hullett,-same as last year. p or, reported .. D. Rogers ; Asbfield, chased from the Sawyer-braosey Vompany, ' running a circular saw ia Griky,i Taaloeto,71 I Ri . BJ el,er a few' - Oar", at 15c and. 25c. Boys' Sweaters and vicinity, and had an object lesson 'on . Division No. 3,-Stauley and Bayfieldf- T. Aikins, deputy inspect Robert H. Hall ; of Hamilton, by,the Dominion Gdy,prnment Harriston, he had the misfortune to allow - - I ' the composition and manner in which they e county of Huron claim on as Salem N. S. Bur- . I ron tounty, ichigan, at 35c,aild 50c, c@tton ; 75c and 90c same as last year ;, � Hay reduced 51 per Th s a reputati Bethel, W. M. Pomeroy; I tor use at the Ottawa E xperimen4li Farm. his hand to come i - contact with the saw,, 7 � kcrete in the w�orko.of construction of r' e ' R' I F cis Swann ;'Bervie, W. I leaders at us cor nt canal. re.and . � I H. M; ip ey, . - 'Wool acre, and personal ed at a banner county in the P ovine Its g&ol,, wash ran In .-Qaite a, from. - - property plac -Rev, A. T. Mignot, rector :61f Grace resulting in the lose of part of the thumb � . - Mert�s Fedora Hats, th: Tre . I however, ban no right , to such a, dis' I . I -al of Mr. J- Latia, .- - I � examined the pie, $10,000. � - one, D.H.F., T. Hadwin, superannust- church, Miltorf, has resigned his charge. He andl, index finger of the left hand, He was - 7 85C and $1,25, wool felt ; at $1.50 and abutments of several bridges, also some of ; it -ed ; Tiverton T. L. McCutchoon - White- I w . rs. H. Well, , Aaron- . L - - make a Division 14o. 4,-Stophen, Uslaorne aud- tinction, very little can. be said, of P .1 J. has been offered a living in EngUnd, and hurried away to a doctor, who dreased the . . . � I I I t- Riekbiel were aP- 82.l25 fur felt. Bicyc' le Suits , solid the lock �works- Concrete piers - other than that it is better than none church, W. W. Leech ; Belgrave, F. - & offer. wound, the.mangled flesh and borke having - I Exeter,�s I . L as his health is poor bet ac � _ I t . � first class *eb if ,�roperly done. The en- %r, at all. 'It needs a thorough over baulin, Oaten. ' - � - , re�present the Zurich . 1yearin tweeds at $5.50 and $6.50 a . i Division ye' $ . . *ho had to he out away. . I 0 ) in c arge o� the works of the canal, Ime 7B Ias' . Goderich District. � Goderich ( . I I N 5,�- okeramitb, McKillop North . -Captain Duncan MacEachr4 " I gineers , 0 Tu . I.." .r ,and mo&rnising, particularly in its sanit � -ve -Messrs. Dan Mann and William. Me- - I schoal., at the annual. � . suit. Bike Hose, 50c, 75c, 85c, $1, Bay that con -rete is very much superior to and Seafor h, _..me .' e . ary arrangements, plumbing, drain . age, etc. � street), Joseph Edge; Goderich (Victoria I ,en a resident of Algoma since the early I 11 in Daahwood next� Division No. 6, -Grey, Morris and Brus. . fifties, and was one of the very ifew old- Kenzie will have the contract from the C.' � . . I �dge and canal works, The i(soler's appartments sh street) W. H. Butt ; Clinton (Rattenbury � � no service,'in, thel . q ri . ould, also bc P . W" cS �ad . I . I 81 25, �150. Belts, 25c, 50c and 75c. rock masonr for els,-same as last year. . I timers left, died at Port Arthur drj� Friday. P. R. to build the Cro s N t Pass rp I . and that rock masonry is to be considered -a 11 raised a story higher. They are neither whole. street), R. Millyard ; Clinton (Ontario I I ext Sunday forenoOnp, I Cape, 25c and 50c. : Z Past. L, , Diyison No 7, -East and West Wawail- - , -Tenders for Walkerton's new:;wn hall and no doubt these gentlemen will su&I e.b, I � el(I - thing of the I believe that concrete. fortable at presnt. 'Wi th a sitei street), B. Clement, Henry A. -Newcombe, . � 1 IL Ily meeting-heing h . -."A � great ad. oah, Blyth and Wingham.,-samr-Ile as last -1 some nor com ,or superannuated ; Seafortb, Stephen Bond ; were opened on Tuesday isight. 'The sue- 1 the line, so as to permit the greatest pox- � . I I .-Noah Sararus an& - canbe used in th�s county wit] L . - . on the bank of a river, some thirtT forty Ville, G. W I A. ; Blyth, cessful tenderer was H. Clark on,: Bible progress, although the construction I L �, vantage. I have k piece of the concrete year. bove 'the water line, the council are Holmes � . Andrews, B. . ; I - WIM . whose figu a were $9,650, includi� I zt, Lay joined- . HAVE ONE PRICE TO ,g. heat- will, in all.probability, take two seasons. . a- Wedneid , I . . ALL was made las � fall, whichqhe engineer Division No. 8,-Howick, Turnberry and feet a Walter Rigsby, Wm. Mills, Toronto, super- .� -- re .1 - onyin the-E,angelica � 390NEY BACK IF WANTED. that Wroxeter, -same as last ye&r. . still content to allow the - sewerage'to drain Ing. �. 11 . Railway men estimate.th6 cost of the 330 � * . L I kindly -gave me, ai id I would like the mem- -pools which the gaoler says'are' sun aated ; Dungannon, Benjamin L. Hutton; I young ce'uple, much , ' Hein sall:equalized at $125,000, of which into cess . . -E. D. Tillson, of Tilsonburg, �dst three, miles at fully $27,OW per mile,. including ': . z� g.. - I visited rarely or never cleaned out. Nature h 0 well-bred calves last week by � I e - � � bers of the Counc: I to examine? it. . &:; Nile, J. W. Pring ; Benmiller,'E. Olivant , pisoning, brid 11' . pairls, I "l,"'A. Balfour, � uther. . � $10,000 is personal. Iton, Albert . I I the extensive cernent mills of Rathbun & . I . given such perfect drainage facilities that Auburn, LO- C. Cousens.; WZ iteful sneak having, place�'d - 3 _perintendent of the - Co., ,It Napanee, nd witnessed the procesjy . . erl putur . - IG & MA CD ONA L D there can be no possible reason why aldvant, Ti�ffin ; Londesbor-oi J. W. Andrews; Tuck- Home op I " _w -� , I - I , - superintend- greenin the field where they w ' " experimental farm iiiTrandoiklosys that the arty. . . I I cement. I was through The report of the finance committee was age. s o 4 ernnith, W. A. Finley, under area of laud under crop this year in Mani- . , I - I of making Portland I . h uld not be taken of them. I made 11 inton P�- i'V. , - ., � : I . ent of Clinton (Ontario street), Cl . I o cold- still conitinues� I CLOTHIERS. the extensive ahoy s of �bbe Central bridge read - thorough tour 6f the building and found its - 'I the zArt i -toba is considerably larger than in an . . I - . fL some parts of the In 'addition to recommending the I Bayfield-, E. A. Shaw; Varna, R. C Mr. Jacob:Goeti, teamster for," s . I an Pa are still in requisi- work,, and they h ve appa,rtments,-as well kept as possible. 'Th� 0. ; f' furniture factory, Hamburg, had 0e mis- preyious season, and that at the time he lelt . � fth is impro,vibg hia I ()Ik the �Vrong Side of the Street,'in the urn bridge already constructed. ment of a large number of accounts!tIze- warkagemenf'of the gaol is good, otherwise Burton, ; recommendlid to go to college, J. _ I ; 411 � I Barknockb COMMitt L I . I . fortune to have -one of his feef bad"' crushedL gram was well up and looking very fine. A � - I � ed and - building- a- - . Strong Block. The amount requi ed for roads and bridges ee reported finding that the lattest it would be in a worse state then it is. I P. Weetioark. , - 'by a sledge while engaged haulin logo toi. large -number of settlers have come into the . I ohn Hogga d iroperties bonded to i Exeter District. -Exeter (Main. street),- I . . . 2 sOrthe � rth-, *110� and county buildi gs for the year 1897 will assesse values of the F FwDAY, J une 4tb,l 1897. ' . the mill . �i I! province during the present seasoi P I oved to- - - - ieed,as I eatimate,$7,000. the county by the treasurer for the due per- I The first order of bus . iness was the furthe" Charles ;9-ith ; Exeter (James street), IN.R. , -Th; departure of the Caujiit j abiW agricultural prospects of that part of the �fort h, � has m .-I not ex(! I , ,I . e road' and formance-of his duties is.423,750, and that � I r Willoughby, D.D. ; Parkhill, H. W. Locke' I - � . rigbter, Both the . � A is now occupying The report eferred to th :consideration of -the county property com* contingent from Quebec, Saturday , by the 'country were never b � TXOMT . , ' � I amount of $35,000 on said , . Mr. Joseph Speart-- -& 3DOMA:TZ - bridge committee. mortgages to the � � mittee report. The portibii referring "b6l (John Mills) ;,Elimville, George Jewett, J. � I d . stock industries are inaking rapid - - -1 I . sion of the V, . George 'Bu i steamer . Vancouver, was witnessse by dairy suld r - . ' win po - . DID I eed to visit the jail in a propetty are in posses I was made . - ��, and is no� a 11106 AV1R1S,%,4*MW,..., The Council ag . . ('On' T the sanitary condition of the gao . J. Coulter ; Centralia, � ggin ; thousands of people, and the gall' 't o6ldien progress. - : I Henoo,11, W.E.Kerr, 1. McKelvie ; Kipon, . fineat barns in tho, body this,evening and adjourned until ten clerk. The committee also recommended to read as follows: "But if it is found to be re warmly cheerid. - - , � � -Mr. . and Mrs, Robert Hamilton of - , . . . th . g of' a b ,-law authorising -thi6i I W. J. Waddell (Hennall) ; Crediton, J. 0. - we � �, . i 111lespie's bably i's Very I o'clock the follo no day. . sboolutely� necessary that the sanitary con..' -John Milne) an assistant en . gineer a� Paris had- a somewfiat excitiDg.experieneeat -; '.I, L d trealourer' r Yelland ;Grand Bond,- 0. Thompson (Cor- P L . - owl mucli, , UiSDAY, June lot, 1897. . egaol be attendedto, that the , VAtt few days ago. While driving down a hill Ides. not sh I - the American an Company?i factory 11 L L � I e as"R The committee find the fata.ILIY in that to their ho' Money Order watlen a �to borrow $30,000 fe, dition of th '.-Mr. Roggrarth, of , . - current e ponses. - - bett) ; Sylvan, John Hart (Parkhill) ; Ails& wn rse beicame frightened L - I _ .L ,;Mrs- - - .. - The Council m �,t u pursuant to adjourn - enditure for th . e year to be warden's committee, with the enFLnear, bo Craig, C.Barltrop ; Birr, R. J. Garbutt, L. Toronto, waa scalded- an4 chokei his, dauah-ter - ment, and after 0 e sual roatine business, estimated exp , empowered to, act in the matter.' The re� - Sunday morning, by allowd ' i 'l inistakc at a boy- riding on the sidewalk in a small . ' - Is Payable anywhcre in Can- , $700, making net ex- I L. B, ; Lucan, J. E. Ford ; Granton, T. E. lug 14 . d, jampingoverat i -foot 1, uoggarthr, aletter was rea� from John Rose, Esq., of $49,052, less receipts, port as amended was adopted. ,, . cart, and swerve we , . n Wil . I �. ada 'or the United States. ' total equaWed I .1 ffs r-rison ; Woodham, J. 0. " Netheroott, some cold water to run on hot "b6s. Cox's garden, ran across - . . elay, last --Mr. Jamel - I L th� county of Simpoe, stating that -a depuW penditure $48,352, with a . - . ROAD AND BRIDGE COMMITTEE REPORT. Conrad Gimbel.4 w painter, jikknped off E hedge into Captain . I ; . - I . .. 11 . Procurable at any time. nty intend to visit the aosespxnent for the county of $32,235,082, re . 1 William Birks, superannuated ; Kirkton, '-. I v, over flower beds, -shrubs, and a . � .1jeastlast Week that- tion from that 0 . . .i t ain near Alvinston, Ontario, 01 the law I - quiring a rate of one and a h%lf mills on the The report of the road and bri6ge COM. Thomas J: Snowden, Ph. B. ; recommeuded mov T.r esi arket in a few "Y's- A C' ,1,11ada Accidont policy is a croo'd House of Refug�. eferred to the House i k2isy. His head struck the rail or ti .good-sized tree. At the end of -the lawn - - - - -� I 0 . - � raittee wasr'ead as follows - � I Satt , . . : - It -al f eiv day$ visiting I � I ' of Refuge commi ee. dollar. . for college, C.C. Kain. e pro there is a straight drop to the roadway 9f l thinoly to carry ; costs $4 a yeal- . -----�-e . and was crushed in, the injuri I , )rt waii adopted. Regarding the request of Colborne and vin� more than three feet ; down over this it X&stweelci has returW' - � . A requisition ro.m the council of the The repc � . Olt . I . - , per tlfau!�and. Are you in- 4. hip of Col o; M d by Mr. H . is under -P Toledo, is W went at E6 2.40 pace, -across the roadancl : -is visiting friends in rne, -asking for a grant t � , se6ondedoby �r. Ashfield councils asking for a grant of: $20 - -George Beon, a farmer of the .town- fatal two hours afterwards. , . . - �� . � squred 9, E-OW118 ovc 3ose of kaeping ship of Albormarle, Bruce county, rofeAsor F. Ii., White, of . # , reseat.-Mrs. Si'7100- ward ig the- gravel road froa Rollins, that in view of the recent resigna�f to each township for the purl -0 4 - $ inain . . ' n4, for hol4- over a picket fence into Mr. Jo,hn Penman!s - in, tkor : IL I- 1, , - I Woodstock, maki g arraugeme - - � - I it fii recom, arrant, charged with shooting Wm. Liverxy, I . wee& attend 9 - - - For PrOmPtnes,s, use the C. P. R: Sheppardton to goderich, was referred to I tion of Mr. Dickson,.f6r upwards of twenty the lake sh4e road in repair I ing an emancipation jubilee �elebration lawn, where it ran up against a large shade . I , - acti ' - , , - the road and brk ge committeq. the icounty gaol, this coun- mended that.'no on betaken; that the' a neighbor. Boon and Liversk met on'the The - I - I � . years governor of . I - � W ibs Helena Steal -Y, I Telegr . . He claims 'there will tree, which brought it to a halt. �, - � - I aph. eon charged Liversy with killing there on August lot I . e % I I a ,-,,rand Forester?# - -� I � The returns from the Collegiate Institutes oil place on record its 'appreciation of Ithp by-law of the'township- of Hullett. to close road, -and B '* I - 1 straTugest part was that in spite of h d - - - I I be eonfinke longing to him, and, Opened fire be 3,000 colored delegates. . gett I L, . - t is . 1 - 11 I � eaforth were very able and satisfa tory mauner he has � up and sell a road allowance d; a colt be] , � -.41atthew Greig, Of AlLb 94- oun a*three-fo0t, straight drop, snd & picklet, i I h0,F in h lace �� I L - Goderich, Clinton and S i gun. The first shot mimed - e rre,coun �, - - R&Uald J. that the usual grant of three thousand'dol- with a shot r I, L . WIN; . �." mrs, is de Re L 11 I I :eld in Mr. ' ofeechnif I ---,. . Macdonald, � oe'ad iind referre� to the executive commit. performed his dut I ies, both with satisfaction -of boundary'lines as Liveroyorh6 dodged behind a wagon. Beon of Grey, aged -103 yi 3r N,, He v fence, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton plUckAY '� I --�, . " � tee : The folloi ring statistics are taken I to the county and ere it to himself, and this lars i be made in aid I I I - I - 1. ' - L I ; � . � -selball and r �rill btr . - 11. � - '-- P- R. Telegraph a nd Canada Accident Seafortb,-Cost of ; cound�l trusts that, may be spared for asked for by Messrs. Smith und MoInnis. I chased Liversy around the wagon and be. born in Ireland, lived in BLr - � for son e stu . ok to the buggy, mud beyond agood shak- i the � Orde " from 'these yett rns : moved to Albermarle'oVler twen ' lug up) escaped unhurt. - t - -- . . � I i , neeth the horses, firing at him with a revol- time, and 7 . 4 - . I I I � P all -, 11 . I Insurance Company Agent, maintenane'e for 1896, $5,805 ; -Govern - ars to enj ,a well arned rest, and Ale r�port was adopted, withouf amend- I � . i b d win be, ia A� �, ment � many ye e IL i . I . 11 ,-- - , ---- I- - _ � L . � � � . I . I I I . ; � / .� 11 � I � r . I Inpis exp�cte& � � - , . . - � . � . .. . . .1 ! I .1 " , - I. - - - I . I I . . � r . � . . I : � . - ! 1. . L I . . 11 i p � - . . I ; : . - � .. I . I � I . 4 � . ,- . I � . . . . I .i � - I . � I - 1- . : . I - - .- . I . l, . . .- . I I L. . I � 1. -- 1 I/ 1 . I - -k.- 1. � � L � i � i . � . . . ". . .. .; .� I I � - I - . �., - . - I .,� I � . - . . - . . � � - . � I I . , � . I . �� , I , . . - i I / � I I . w . - I I . I - L . 1. I I .� .I- I F - I r - - �, , 9 an O." , a , 11" -- -.' I ( XP sit r I � . I . I I - :. I . - 1. L ,4 , ,q*,,�- . 11 . - . 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