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Saturday. . y 26th. 1838. Council met atl o‘cloi‘hj. p. II). All present. Minutes of last Council read and ap- proved. Mr. Louis .‘I. Hayes heard in the matter of amistalien calculation in his offer for the Township debentures on the filth of .‘lay and laid before the Council an amended tender uttering $1.700 premium. The Council tilled out and ordered to be issued the instructions to tho l‘atlnnasters for the current year. Moved by Mr. Fraser. seconded by Mr. Brown that the report of the Township Road Commissioner in the matter of the approach to the bridge over the Talbot River on lot 6 in the 11th concession be referred to the County (formed and that the Reeve and Doputy-Rcovc be instruct~ ed to press the matter upon the attention of the said County Council at its next meeting. Moved by Mr. Galloway. sec~ ended by Mr. Fraser that Mr. William Dickson be ofl'ered the sum of 860 for land on the centre of West half of lot 5. in the 10th con. suflicient to form a road at that point the said road to be bounded on the east by the centre line of the survey for a new road at that place.â€" Carried. Moved by Mr. Galloway, sec- onded by Mr. Fraser that two steel scrapers be obtained from Mr. William Smith of Beaver-ton and delivered to Mr. Christopher J. McRao and Mr. John Morrison, one to each. who are to be held responsible for the same as path- mastcrs of the township.â€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Morrison. seconded by Mr. Galloway that the Road Corn- misioner be instructed to deepen the ditch at Wm. McArtlmr's gate between 3rd and 4th con.. lot 9. sufficiently to carry the water from that point to the gullyâ€"Carried. A number of accounts \vere presented and ordered to be paid. Moved by Mr. Galloway. seconded by Mr. Fraser that the amended tender of Mr. Louis M. Hayes for the Township debentures be laid over for further con~ sideration until Wednesday the 30th day of May and that explanations be request- ed from the parties tendering in the same manner as Messrs. Hall 8: Hayes. â€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Fraser, sec- onded by Mr. Morrison that the Council donow adjourn until Wednesday the 30th day of May. A. D. 1883. to meet at 6 o‘clock, p. m.â€"Carried. l Slay 21st. 1888.- The Council met as adjourned from last meeting. Present, the Reeve and Councillors Young. West- (‘ott and Campbell. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. Communi- cation real from London it: Canadian L. and A. Co. re. debentures also petition from J as. Ritchie and 13 others praying that an oflicial be appointed to enforce the By-law regulating the early closing of shopsâ€"No action taken on petition. Moved bv Mr. “’esteott. seconded by Mr. Campbell that appropriations be made for the following improvements of streets and sidewalks. viz.: On Mam and Mara Streets from bridge to Metho- dist church, a new sidewalk 6 feet wide; on Victoria street extension of old side- walk and gravelling: on Mill and part of Simcoe streets from John Proctor's to Bay street, a new 6 ft. sidewalk; on Simeoe street west towards lake. 90 rods of new 4 ft. sidewalk ; on Simcoo street east extension to pass culvert west of Gillespie‘s gate a 4 ft. sidewalk; at H. West‘s cutting and levelling hill on Simcoe street gravelling westward from John street; on Franklin street turn- piking as may he found necessaryâ€" Carried. Moved bv Mr Young, seconded by Mr. Westcott that the account of J no A. Cartwright of 825 for preparing bill and attending same for legislation re. municipal debentures he paid and that i of that sum be charged to the Corpor- ation of Thorah.-â€"-Carried. Moved by Mr. Westcott. seconded by Mr. Camp- bell that Mr. Jas. C. Edgar be granted 810 towards compensation for his loss sustained 111 his late contract, repairing the bridge. â€"Carried. Moved by Mr. \oung. seconded by Mr. Campbell that this Council do now adjourn to meet on rriday. May 25th. at 7 o‘clock, p. m.â€" Carried. The years that have elapsed since the close of the ciiil “or have served to obliterate all sectional feeling and a. united nation joins in keepinu green the grm es of all it»; heloved doe d. It is in this spiiit that the publisher of the “No“ “or anily Story Paper“ has had written It tlmllinn and pathetic Ionmnce. peeniimly uppioprinte to this national holiday entitled “Faithful (‘conmez or. Ilis (nave lxept Green." in the some paper \Iill also he found a weekly instalment of the. “Life and Adwntnres as n Shounmn of l‘. '.1‘ Bar- nnm," \Iritten hv himself nnde qnnll3' interestino to the mom: folks as well as heads of lmmlies These are rare literati» treats. and those of our readers who are not nlrendx enjming them “ill do “nil in dimin No. 7M} of the “Ne“ \ork Family Stars l‘nper“oftheir news- dealer or send dIrect to the publisher. Munro‘ 3 Publishing House. Nos. 24 and 96 Vandewater Street. New York. and receive the paper four months for on}: nonun, postage free. Thmah Tom’hip Council. Uur Village Fathets. THE PRESS. GEORGE Smut, Sr.. Township Clerk. Gxonoa Sm-m. jr.. Village Clerk. CARTER CO., BANKRUPT STORE. There were waited on by salesmen on Saturday May 25th - Crowded Day and Night. - who bought goods and paid for them in our Bankrupt Store be- tween the hours of 8 a. In. and 12 p. m. Any persons doubting this, we are prepared to make an afii- davit to the correction at any time. We consider that fully 600 people were in our shop as we could not» begin to wait on them all. STACKS OF 60012-33 Sootheran Cathm Mark, Opposite the “Benson House.” grocery. Emblem of Red Flag. CHEAPEST DRY GOODS MEN IN CANADA. DO YOU IN‘I‘END TO BUILD THIS SUMMER ? If the That the Beaverton Foundry cannot l)” beaten for its “ ood \\ orking F aculties That we con and do work as cheaply as any other factory in the land. Tint our work will all bear inspection in point of finish and material. ruining. matching, Californian Sid- ing, Moulding, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Fencing, 866., Before contracting for work got an estimate from me and ~\ou will be satisfied tuu our figures are right. Benetton. Much Int. mm. The Spring Season will soon be here and with it tho mum] rush ln haw all luncls 0! work in the l’nilltingliuunxccuh-d. If you have anything tn lw duno in that liuu this sonsun plncu your order van-l3" and Hum sm‘m‘v rrmup: Intention. [no-aptly and_ at the ‘.‘ I am prepared to exouuo all orders for House- Painting Paper Hang- in", Kulsmnining , and all othm branches oi the Painting Business, cm or nddrms 30x 1“. Noun-ton. and locate olnmuus boloro 3mm: out your work. Invuton. torch 9th. 1883 PMN he nbovg question is interesting to you fair render give the following {acgs your care~ In] consideration. Vlz : rs/aughtered during the next few wee/rs.â€" gt the Shorten Possible Notice. d u the hwost pcssiMo prices con- sistent. \\ ixh good work. SPRING -Remember this is the Bankrupt Stock of DOLIN CAMPBELL, BEAYJ‘IRTON 53 {1.3533 G‘ME‘RS which we are now busy slaughtering. J. W. WHYTE, fi'mfi g was besieged on Saturday. M. J. CARTER 8c 00., SAVERTON yet left to be Plouzhs, 3 Patterns, Gang Hone-ha (2 and. 3 Furrows’) Land Bonus Blndorl. Reaper; March 96. 06-“ to canvass for the sale of Nursery Stock! Steady employment guaranteed. Either SALARY OR COMMISSION. Apply at once, stating age. (Refer to this paper.) GHASE BRUS., CDLBHRNE, ONT. Understanding tha difficulty of parties living in small towns being accurately fittud with Speutncles ~\lutud exactly to the (liil'urcnt sights, 18 32mg s1, LONDON, Exsngmn, AND '79 BAY £12. Tonom‘n, CANADA, lntnuls sending n practical Optician in their Agent in your town at regular intervals who will he mmpemut to nwnsuru mud ncvmumlutu ovary defect of tho eyesight that is prvvulunt He. will in every inatuncu use the Finn‘s Calv- Iumivd Spectacles mui lay-guwws so wnll kmm'n hrdnv throiuzhout tlu‘ vn‘ilirml \“ui‘ld {m- the delightful cum and cmnfmt they confer on the wearer. 'l‘hcrcis no or other distressing sensatimn so canvnnu in thumany grades at Inroscut m the Dim-wt but they COMFORT, STRENGTHEH PRE- StRVE THE SIGHT. Glimmelinq. Wavering. Silliness Take care that you are not a! present wearing n Specuclo whu-h in not usually adjusted tn rm :- smith and consequently neti- g as A severe strain the Ontiml Norms and runu-mlwr that such udolicate organism as shut of the Eye requires exact accommodation. -No Charge Made 101‘â€" â€" Exammation. Farmers! One door east of Primeau's 7 "am’ flowers at Beaverton Foundry W. SMITH NOTICE OF VISIT. ALESME ZN. STANLEY, Colborne and Lindsay. WANTED ! Seed Drills Horse Rams, I’ROPRIETOR During the past Season ‘1 have made extensive adds ions uni nuprovements to the machinery in my null and am now in a better posit-ion than ever before tor the sr ziwn’s “"001 Trade. White and Grey Blankets, Flannels, Tweeds, Yarn 830., also Cottonâ€" ades, Shirtings, Prints, Grey Cottons GIVE ME A CALL BEFORE SELLING YOUR WOOL. MIMREM EEWSE. and we furnish suits to order at loxuzst figures. Al‘ our GEN TS‘ F URNISHINGS are new and fashionable. “’9 0 lead the trade in this line. LADIES :â€"â€"-Before buying your summer supplies call and see our stock of Millinery which has been carefully selected from the best houses in the trade. Our MissGunn is too weh known to the ladies of this district to require any remarks as to her ability or taste. Enough to say she has spent a season in Toronto in the study of the latest fashions and is fully pre- pared to meet the tastes of the most fastidious. Call and see our large stock of Dress Goods. \Ve are showing animmense rang-3 in Spring and Summer Wear. Jersey 01.2135 in 8.11 shsées anti Cashmezes a Speciality. Choice Prints and Woollen Dress Goods Hi'n7 Endless Variety and at all prices. $66 ea: Pant: ami- Musligs. um mast flagrant. pagans and at Laws; riggrgs In Town. For the summer season we are now opening several cases of Hats of all kinds. Felt. and Straw Goods Om: Felt Goods both hard and soft will be found the latest and: we believe the cheapest. As usual we carry a. heavy stock in this line and by the best makers in the Dominion Markets. All grades at very lowest; figures. Highest Price fOr Eggs and Butter. ’e have prepared for the business of 1888 an enormous stock in all the lines of our trade and we now place before our customers the clmicost selections to be obtained in the market of the world in WOOLLEN MILL ! '6 keep constantly on hand a. full supply of Fresh Groceries. and other Staple Goods, which will be sold cheap in exchange for ‘NOOL. TO THE FRONT AGAIN. GUSTQM W055 DONE A48 USUAL 1‘ ’gglz’sh. .859th ad Qangdiazg Tweeds. :3: DRY (Er-003:5- 3X fiafiufmtumd only at Tuona Honwwn‘a Esnnusnum, NEW OXFORD STREET. LONDON. > BOOTS AN D SHOES. GROCERIES“ v \0" 9" Q" V \9“ . 0' cv xv ' «me’ 59 0 9“\°"~é‘°\’*° v 9° 4 ' ‘1' Putchuon should look to tho Lube“. on the non: sud Pow. It the adduu :- not ”8, Oxford street. London. they no undoing“ I have now a large stock, our own make. of --CEI.A.TS--- THE BEKYL ‘RmON We otter handsome lines in G. if. yfilfifis, Jas. RITCHIE, Beaverton, Ont. Beaverton. And a 9m v flieeton. 11in. "Ibers an ex- on the 'A {4.