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LINDSAY. ONTARIO. “‘1" visit Wondvillu. (Edward's Hotel.) renuiarly U!) the first Monday and 'l‘uumluy. und networ- !00. (Hammer: Hun-n9.) the first \\'udmmuuy and Thursday 0! tm‘h mouth. l'L’liM \‘l'l‘AlalZED. All; ndnnipisqug‘. Bountiful nml dumhlu Alt'l‘ FICHI. TEETH Imuiu. up mm niiod‘hfiihér plugs are ”renounced “purlwtion.” Uvur 20 Swan‘s mpuf-iéucu. 00 0.0 J. NEHLARDS. of Lindsay it you want tooth extract-'6. pnsitivnly without pain. Una given by him with great. succusu for over 21 vows. Ho studied with Dr. Culton. of No 7 York. 1th inventor of mu: for extracting! Moth. Numbers of persons are wearing teeth made by Mr. Neclaudsw venrs and hover required rt- vnlrs. lln waits hum-err". (Hamilton House) Ihpflqd Tuuaduy of ovary mouth. Call it pos- Home“: to Loan nu‘. pur cent. on farm pro pmt). Apply to C. x\.1'.'\'1"£'l£l'.bON. Buuvorwn D MCNABB. 35mm to: 2331;117:1151: VJ, Riblo in Iorunodn. GR A\"1‘ )1. IL. Physician. Surgeon and Ac .oouc‘uour mlice Rllll Residence. Cor. Main tud Mum blrocls. liuaveitou Ont. “’0 want x-ohnblo, vm'mutic men to so" our tmraon stuck ; prmious experience 110$ mucosa- m-y; any man will: not nu-l mwmy can auc- ncodnennoliboml. olxhur salary or commiss- ion ; out!“ true. A \‘7 ll. JOHNSON. M. D.. C. IL. L. C. P. J»: 8.. (:rnduntu of 'i urouto University, Member 0! (‘olk gu Physicians and Surgeons. Out. Ex~ «miner rm Sun 1. He and Confederation Liie Co' a. 02300 and Residence Victoria Road Ontario. C \k'.l'H\' Barristers. Solicitors. Notaries. DVBVW etc. Ollie». Quinn'smi‘ck 0mm Money to Lend Telephone communication D' Aux-ox \lccm'rm' Q. C. ., F 11 um 13'. la: 1’. Fur m: n J. A.McCAnm. » CHARTHY. EVANS. PEI’LER Me- 0 DENTIS T soilim‘. hump-grown Unumiinn ank. This son- non. \m havu a number of choice spoutnltius. whirhm-nni \‘niunnmi which on“ only he no- cm'od (rum us. such as n cmnpioioiiat of Now Riissinn nppios. tho liitsou pmr. Samulur‘a ilum. iiillmrn raspberry. Mauro" Ruby and Hack Champion elll'l‘llflfl, Moore's Diamond Grape, uic am. We invo liivon particular attention to who propagation oi \udy \‘ouomhloa auiinblo to thonorihum "action: of Canada. For town. i 'to m» ’ groan awnmmorgx. ‘ “JOYCE. V.S..Gmdunto of Ontario Veteri- ntry (Yollugu, Toronto. Treats all diseases 0 dommticnmd nuimala by the latest scientific sndmosl approIed methods. Orders by tele~ graph or mnii prompt]? attended to by do or night 01fico:-"McK unon's Drug Store," en werton Ontario. GEO. SMITH. Clerk. Village or Benetton Beavenuupm. J v Eamto and lusurn'nce Ageht, Couvoynucor, Vulnntor. 520. MONEY '1‘0 LOAN. “'OODVILLE. Going North~l<k45 s. m. and 7:45 p.1n. 60mg South -915 a. m undozou p. m. OFFICE :~â€""’1‘unos Tn Moran." Jmm 1N6. lionvurtou Ontario Going Rompâ€"11:10 s. m. and 8:10 p. :11. Going Southâ€"6:39 a. m. And 5:35 p. m. M0\'I‘.Y T0 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES AND BEST TERMS. N0 commission charged. Notes and Mortgages uugo~ tintud. lnflvaflh-u. Baker'amouk. Kent Street. Up- stabs. At Womhiilumum. on the lat uud Jld'i ‘umsdzu in uvory mouth. VETERINARY SURGEONS. EON‘E‘HILL NURSERIES. ARTIVA" -. HOPKXNS. Barristers. Solicitor :c. ()tlicoa. Kant Street Lindsay. Ontario Coney to Loan at 6 pet cent. GALLoivn'. M. c. P. 8.0.. Physician. Sur . goon and Ac-muehonr. (mice and resident) mcou Street Buavertou. ‘EO. SMITH. Clark. Township of Thorah I odice Town “nihuuaveroou. Ont. ...£oney to Loan. chNTYRE STEWART. Attorneys. Solis int-s ate. ()mcos over Ontario BaukLindsay D. J. Mclurvun. | '1‘. STEWART. AKRON, (.‘AMPRRLL R: MFIIAUGHLIN. Bar- ? riswrs. 620., c. . Woodvnno. Uni. NO. A. JACKON. Clerk and Treasuror Town- ship at Eldon. honwville. Ont. 0. G l_I.C}1k}'l‘_.UIez-k Village 01 Woodvillo. DENTISTRY. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 6mm :11 “Pusiucsfi mm. C. GILCHRIST. Notary Rulflic. Real MUNICIPAL CLERKS WWW; .303. J. CAVE Publisher W. H. GROSS, ‘ \ f LWA Y " - M STABLE. Ll KG [151‘ IN (2‘ ‘1 ID.\ . McCAn'rux'. Plipmvm McCAm'nY. Barrie um] Allistou PHYSICIANS. DENTISTRY. Gas Vitniized Air. B EAVERTON. LEGAL iglirruscs, ‘r’di'onto. om no- North Victoria and Ontario General Advertiser.- 3BAKERY 1 Pumps and Cistorns of all kinds to order at. short notice. Will he innmvorton on Wednesday and Sntur day 01 each wuuk tor “mum-mg Pumps und mk- iug order lul‘ new ones. A Mammoth Stock nmv on lmndof all grades 0! LL‘MHEI‘. at. pncm ranging from $5.00 upwards. Wt engage Mon on Libora] Commission or on Salary and Hulk-“sets. uud guarantee l’or~ umnent ‘rlunlluymum mul Success ! I Facilities Uuuqunllud : Prices Vary Reason- nblo, 0mm Flu-1 i ; Dvcnlcd Aquutugoa to Ileaiunorx l I \Vritu at once. ELLWANGER 8o BARRY, MATCHED AN D DRESSED FLOOR [NO SllBATHING. .tc.. shipped to (my point. 150,000 Shingles (first cla‘rs) ‘ am enonnous quantity of N0. 1,‘._, and 3, all of which will be offered at lowest figures for CASH. LIME, LATE 860. 0111' Broad is on Sale in l’ofierlnw at the store 01W. H. JOHNSTON ; in \Yiltrid «a the store 0! MARK KAY; in Brachiu at the store of MRS. 15. D. MOAR’I‘HUR. For the New England Nurseries. established over Thirty Years. the 0M Reliable Nursery. Mon with pushmuergy. good lmbits and clean character always succeed. We can give you good pay wd steady work. Write for terms to This is to certify that X have been troubled for a number 0! year“ with cmmh and him: disease and will any without limitation l’orrin'n l'iue Tar Cordial was the only remedy I could find to give me any relief. It is worth more than its weight in gold. I feel quite. satisfied, numbere- foru take much pleasure in recmnmending it to any 01m troubled with cough nud lung disease. Yours. truly. EDWARD iimu, Muriposa. Penin’s Pine lai Emdial 0.. and PASTRY always on hand or supplied to order n Shortest Notice. Groceries! Groceries // Always Fresh and Reliable. We carry a. flame Stock oral! kinds of Grocori and l‘rovmious whi. h by trequcut purchase] am always fresh. DEAR Sm. Wedding Supplies, :1 Specialty Sold Everywhere at 25 Cents a. Bettle, COLBORN E, - ON T. JACOB BARNES l’gmpslllakgr, WOODVILLE AND BEAVER’I‘ON. SAH‘ISM‘ZN WANTED, -Nursery Stool: I- BEAVER'I‘ON LUMBER YARD Ehase Brothers’ Company,- NURSERYMEN, ALL WORK GUARAI’TE" Dâ€" PROVISION STORE !-- Still lendu in its Lino. Fresh Bread LINDSAY, ONT‘ to handle our thoroughly reliable A L E$ M E WANTED ! =' Recommended By lin-rybmly. OAxuvonb. Aug. 90m. 1688. BEA'V'ZE R TON ROCHESTER. N. Y. GROCERY, I. S. McMILLAN. always on hand. (fluâ€"â€" WOODVILLE, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1888 Gonna, Come, Hon-n- sts, Bnoxcmrw Wnoovnm Conan Cnour, lunuxnu DxmcUu' Bnn'mma Ind :11 Thmpgapd Lung i DONT ilEGlEL‘I m [:flllEB oom plums. Plenum to pie: ppm:- mn are fond of it. Insum relief tmm am dose ; heals and can: like magic. Promrod scientific“): hum the Pure Pine '1!!- Beawrtmx. Ont. Given under my hand this the 25th day of September. A. D. 1888. Gamma SMITH, Returning Officer and Village Clerk. Moved by Mr. Westoott, seconded by Mr. Cmnphcll. that the rovort of the clerk re. Bv-lnw No. 9 of 1883 be adopted and that the said Bv‘lnw ho now road the second timeâ€"Curried. By-lnw rend Moved by Mr. Young. seconded hv Mr. Westcott, that Bvlaw No. 9 of 1888 ho now read the third time and pmsod. that tho Reeve do sign the some and cause the soul of the corporation to he Miixed thereto.â€"-Cnrried. By-lnw road third time and passed. Moved by Mr. Young. seconded by Mr. Campbell that the Council do meet {is a. committee of the whole to confer with Mr. Smith as to the condition and terms of the agreementupon which the boom is to he given for rebuilding and ro-othlish- ing the Beuverlon Foundry and that the said comniittor: do moot in soon in pos~ sihle.-(lnrriod. Moved by Mr. Young. seconded h_v Mr. Wootootl, that n Rv-law he now introduced to apuointn colloctor. â€"-Corried. Moved hv Mr. Young. soc- ondod by Mr. Wes-Mott that llv-an No. 10 of 1888 he now rend and pow-l and that tho Rcovo do Sign tho mono and come tho son] of tho cox-poimion to ho affixed thorolo.â€"â€"(‘orriod. A vmmhor of accounts wore thou l roaontod and onion ed to he paid. Movod hv Mr. Young, seconded hv Mr. Wmtcott that tho omn. miswiouer he inctrncted to oxpond 810 in tnrnpiking nnd mnvoiling on Victoria. street woof. from Whilu‘u oopouito Mr. Brown‘s.â€"(Torriod. Mowd hv Mr. Young. seéondod by Mr. (‘mnpholl that the collector do lnrni‘ah qoonrity satisfac- tory to the Room ond that in“ bond ho laid hofore tho next mooring: of Council. for coofirmntion.~i‘nrriml. Movod by Mr. Young. seconded hv Mr. (lmm-holl that tho oonnoil do now mijourn to moot on Octohor 27th. at 8:80 p. m.-â€"-Cnrried. September 26th. 1833. The council met as adjourned. Moved by rm. West- oott. seconded by Mr. Campbell. that Mr. George Smith, sr., act as clerk. pro., termâ€"Carried. Present. the Reeve and Councillors Young. Westcott and Camp. bell. Mr. Treleaven taking his seat towards the close of the meeting. The minutes of last meeting read and adopt ed. The report of the clerk in the matter of the poll on by-law No. 9 of 1888, as follows. was read : To run Mumcmr. Coaromrxos or rm: VILLAGE or Buvnn‘rou, IN Consort. As- SEMBLED : Your clerk and returning officer ap- pointed to hold a poll on By-law, No. 9, of 1888, entitled a By-law to provide for the issued debentures to the amount of 32,000 to raise the necessary funds for granting aid by way of bonusfor rebuild- ing and re-establishing the Beaverton Foundry, which said poll was held in the Town Hall in Beaverton. on Monday, the 10th day of September, A. D, 1883, between the hours of 9 o‘clock. a. m. and 5 o‘clock. p. m. of that date, hereby re- ports and states as follows : That the said 1))" showed one hundred and thirty votes marked for the By-law ; That the said poll also showed nine votes marked against the By-law, and therefore that a majority of the municipal electors of the Village of Beaverton have approved of the By‘law. Your clerk is also required by the Revised Statutes of Ontario, of 1887. Chap. 184, Section 320, Sub. Sec- tiou 2. and by the amendments to the said statute further to certify that by the voters list of the village of BeaVerton of the year 1837, as finally revised and corrected by the J udge of the County Court of Ontario, which voters' lists were used at the said poll, two hun. drcd and fourteen electors appear to be entitled to vote at Municipal elections. That from the ballots counted at the said poll One hundred and thirtv Muni- cipal electors voted for the By-law and vour clerk therefore hereby certifies that inore than two-fifths of the Municipal electors as shown by the said votcrs‘ lists have voted for the Bylaw. 06mm: 27th. 1888. Tho COMP“ met as adjourned from inst mccting. Present ,_, _fi_. wâ€"wr- ed. Application for collector received from J. 0. Edgar. Moved by Mr. Tre- leuvennseconded by Mr. “'estcott, that the collector be not appointed until next meetin .â€"-Carried. Mr. Treleaven gave notice 1: at he will at next meeting move for the appointment of a committee to take steps necessary to provide burial accommodation so as to prevent any future intermeuts within the corporation limits. The account of Hart 5: Go. ste- tionery re. debenture by-law election was presented and ordered to be paid. On motion the council adjourned to meet on Wednesday, September 26th at 7 o'clock September 5th,1888. The council met. as adjourned. Present, the Reeve. and Councillors Trelenven and Westcott. Minutes of last. meeting read and adopt_ “A A-..‘: __._ Heaveflon Village Fathets. Saturday October 0th, 1888. Council met of 1 o‘clock p. 111. All present. Min- utes at the last council read and ap- l proved. Claims for sheep killed by dogs : 9 James Gordon, 2 ewe lambs valued at 3 $4.50 each, allowed 86.00 ; Duncan Mor- é rison. 1 ewe and 1 lamb valued at $10.75, allowed 85.87 ; Peter McCuaig, 0 ewes valued at $36.00, allowed 324.00 ; Duncan Gillespie, 1 ewe, 83.33 ;Edwm Butcher, ' 213mm, 84 00 ; William Gibbs, 1 ewe l and lamb, 85.33 ; Peter Walls, 1 ew0 ' lamb, 84 ; John Veale. 1 lamb, 82 ; Geo. ‘ Martin, 2 ewes, 85.33 ; John Ritchie, 2 ' ewes, 88 ; John Sutor, 1 owe, 34 ; Wm. ‘ Smith, 1 lamb, 92. Moved by Mr. Gallo- . way, seconded by Mr. Morrison, that the 3,. above amounts allowed on claims for 5 sheep killed by dogs, be paid.â€"-â€"Carried. lMoved by Mr. Donald A. Brown. see- I onded by Mr. Morrison, that Mr. The- ophilus Shire, nathmaster, div. 9, be in- structed to remove all obstructions from the side road between lots 20 and 21, in the let con. and report to the council any persons placing obstructions upon the same roadâ€"Carried. Moved by Mr Galloway, seconded by Mr. Morrison, in the matter of the claim for com. ! ponsation for the land taken for a road on lot 5, in the lst con., through a cer- tain part of what is known as the Mercer estate. that whereas it appears that Mr. Donald MeRao had not title to the said land when the road was established in l 1877, be it therefore resolved that his ' claim for compensation cannot be al- lowedâ€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Mor- rison, seconded bv Mr. Galloway, that l Messrs. John Smith, David Rvekman l and John Fountain. be notified to re- move their fences from the road between icons. 6 and 7. at lots 8. 9 and 10 and 1 that the and fences be removed before ': the let day of January 1889.â€"â€"Carried. IMovod by Mr. Fraser, seconded by Mr. ' Morrison, that the sum of Five Dollars be paid to Mr. Charles Galloway, for ‘ the use of Mr. Ewen McPherson.-â€"Car- lriexl. A number of accounts were then ‘ presented and ordered to be paid. Mov- lied by Mr. Galloway, seconded by Mr. : Morriwn. in the matter of the allow- unce {01‘ read betwvz n cons. 8 and 9. at lots 1. '3 and 3, that whereas a road lilll'lml‘i.ill;{ to be the allowance for road v between calls. 8 and 0. at lots 1, 2 and 3 I has been partially opened, and whereas. ‘ by a survey lately made, the road so partially opened is state (1 to be incor- rectly located and it should connect with the townhnu of l-lldnn ahc at seven rods ‘ south of the present mnneetion, and whereas .‘ilr. (imnaliel llicks. on lot 2. con. 8. is dissatisfied \viln lllO location of the said read allowance as shown by the 1said surve_\'or's roller: and wutouds for 1 the ennncclimi of the road partially Opened. be it tiivrulln'u resolvt d that the , following proposition be llll'l:.0 to Mr. ' Hicks :«-l:~1, that the.“ be a turveyors’ arbitration in the nmtzvr -, 2nd. that the l corporation do nominate and am oint Mr. Allan Cavana, of lzruvhin to act on the Reeve and councillors Young, West. cott and Treleaven. Minutes of lastI meeting read and adopted. Communi- cation read from John llodgson re. con- dition of street in front of his store,» and from Wm. Noxon re. debenture 06ers. The collector's bond was laid on the table when it was moved by Mr. Young. seconded by Mr. Westcott that the said bond be approved of and accepted by this conned as satisfactoryâ€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Westcott, seconded by Mr. Young that the clerk be instructed to prepare debentures necessary to carry out the purpose of By-law No. 9 of 1888 and have them duly advertised by insertion in the “Daily Globe" and “Empire" lor two successive Saturdays. â€"-Moved by Mr. Young. seconded by Mr. Treleaven that 310 be granted to Mrs. Hare as compensation for her care of Andrew Anderson for some time past.â€" Uarried. Moved by Mr. Young. second- ed by Mr. Treleaven that the Reeve be authorized to take steps necessary to provide for the care of Andrew Anderson an indigent, for the present and if pos- -:Ll- co ,3. ..... |.:..- “anuramuu w uuu Home for Incurables.â€"Carried. The following accounts were presented: Hall and Hayes, a commission upon the nego- tiation of village debentures. 828; the clerk preparing By-law No. 9 for regls~ tration and fees paid thereon. 85. After considerable discussion and hearing Mr. Hayes in explanation of his account it was moved by Mr. Westcott. seconded by Mr. T releaven that Messrs. Hall and Hayes be allowed 820 and that the ac count of the clerk be paidâ€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Treloaven, seconded by Mr. Westcott that the commissioner .be instructed to do any drainage or repairs to the street in front of the Cameron 1 I Block as may seem to him necessary.â€"â€" ' Carried. Moved by Mr. Treleaven. sec- onded by Mr. Westcott that this council adjourn to meet in four weeks from this evening at 7 o'clock, p. Innâ€"Carried. Thmah Township llouncil. GEO. SMITH, J r.. Village Clerk. Children cry for VOL. XIIâ€"NUM BER 40, their behalf ; 8rd. that Mr. Hicks. he N- quested to appoint a surveyor to act {or him; 4th. that the said surveyors so ap- pomted shall have the right to appoint a third surveyor in case of disagreements; 6th, that both parties be bound to accept the award of the said award of the said surveyors in any two of them without appeal ; 6th, that the party shewn to be wrong do pay all costs ; 7th. that Mr. Hicks do give security to the amount of 8101), to satisfy the said cests provided the said arbitration goes against him, be it further resolved that if Mr. Hicks shall decline or shall neglect to accept this proposal and shall fail to carry out the arrangements necessary for the said arbitration for the space of thirty days from the (late of this meeting of council, then and in that case he be and is hereby notified that this council will at a meeting of the same to be held in the town hall at Beavertou on Saturday the 17th day of December, A. D. 1888. at the hour of 1 o‘clock p. m., pass a by-law to open the said allowance for read be. tween cons. 8 and 9. at lots 1. 2 and 3. un uux. lvuuulvu anu n u ll) VIIUIL our. IUJ VID report. that a copy of this resolution be served on Mr. Hicks as soon as possible. Moved by Mr. Galloway. seconded by Mr. Morrison, that this council do new adjourn to meet on Saturday, December 17th 1888, at 1 o'clock p. 1n.-â€"-Carricd. 5., be. and is llcrubv instructed to pm cectl to the line of mm] between cons. ii and 9, at lots 1. 2 and 3 and take all the evidence available as to tho cunent; locatlon of the mid road.â€"â€"Cnrriud. “own! by Ml. (‘mlhmaun socomla-«l In Mr. Fmser. that. the council do mm ad jmuu until “atnrwl: V. memhc. 17th, 1888. Geo. Smm. Sr., Twp.'lu1k. We have received n. lengthy letter from n Gmnebridge correspondent, when nmne did not accompany the article. however, and in consequence of wine: it is impossible to publiQh. How ufmn must it be made known that all nutter" for publication hv the press must be m:- compnuied hytho name of the writer. not necessarily for publication. but M r. guarantee that it emanates from reliable persons. Welmvopnblished this infer. motion times without number mnl ye? bordlv a week pauses that LiUU'l not bring matter to our sauuctmu of this nature. nllo. which becomes food on! for the waste basket. â€"-â€"â€"â€"~‘qu-.â€"â€"â€"â€"- The Rosednle Locks are now com. pletcd and tmfllc through them has already commenced. SPECIAL swarms. October 31st 1888. All present. Com- munications from Messrs. MncGilhvray and Chapell. of Uxhridge. in the matter of the ditch on the allowance for road between cons. 60.an 7, at lot 9, also communication from Mt. Gamaliel Hicks in the matter of the allowance for road between cons. 8 and 9. at lots 1. 2- and 3, read. Moved by Mr. Galloway. seconded by Mr. Morrison. that the road commissioner and Mr. William Fraser be instructed to examine the fences and ditch between cons. 6 and 7. at lots 9 and 10 and report to this coun- cnl at the next session. what. if any re- pairs are needed to the said ditch to carry the water Irom Mr. Fountain‘s gate to a sufficient outfall and whether the said fences are on the road allow. onceâ€"Carried. A number of accounts were then presented and ordered to he paid. Moved by Mr. Galloway, second- ed by Mr. Brown, that the council do now adjourn to meet on Saturday Nov- ember 3rd 1888. at 5 o‘clock p. nipâ€"Car- November 3rd 1388. Council met at 5 o‘clock p. m. Members all present. Report of road commissioner in the mat- ter of the ditch and fences on the allow- ance for road between cons. 6 owl 7. at lots 9 and 10. put in and ré-ud. Moved by Mr. Galloway, seconded by Mr. Mor- rison, that the report of the road enm- missioner now read, he adopted, that this council consider: there is no cause for any action on their'pnrt for repairim: the ditch at lot 9. bctwuen eons. 6 and 7 beyond uotifving llr. John Fountain. and he re Lorebv utnilicd. as pathmustaa‘ of Div. No. 25, to clear out any obstruct.- inus that may have fallen into the mini ditch and also to remove any logs or rubbish likely to fall into the said ditch and obstruct the some, uml that u, copy of this resolution he forwarded to Mr. Fountain as soon as possible.-â€"~C:ericil. Moved by Mr. Gztilmmy. seenude'l ln‘ Mr. Fraser. that Georéw Smith jr.. P. Li tied. ‘10“) Mr. mud Mrs. John Bills. of Vor- uimn died within 0. week of each ntlwr‘ leaving a. family of thirteen chiu'rmn. ranging upwards from an infant 01' am months. The county of Simcoo proposes to tablish a Pioneer Association. PItcher’s Castes-la. DUB NEIGHBORS. GA MEBRIDSE.