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’Fancy Goods 3 Chest .f Flesh ”or those” A-D- ct of the 300m ,Vonchns. I“ atened up a“ lqrge lilacs”? my (“for ‘ Special on .YMEMS or J. 1': IL; .thing Lungs A.D. 18913 ”$35.. 3% ’21.. We are this week opening our first shipment ex. steamship “State of 01 annual. ” imported direct from Glasgow, consisting in part of at very interesting prices. NEW MBRODERIES worthy the attention of careful buyers. See what we offer at 2, 3 and 4 cents per yard up to $2.00. NEW DRESS GOODS in all the latest and most fashionable WARNER 8: '00’8. _. _ Mutely fast, at. prices ranging from 7c. to 12k. per yard. Be sure to take a look through our print stock before purchasing. ’â€",7,i confined excusively ‘to ourselves. mines. See them. makw and oolorfiigs. W double fold Cashmere at 2 -- _ 7, patterns at prices from 45 cts. to $5.05 per pair. A lot of curtain samples or half curtains to be cleared at ridiculously low prices. V040 lJl-d-A- ..._ -V 7, m . . and most reliable makes in (xrey and White ottons, Shirtmgs, Cottonades, Denims, Sheetings, Towellings, Tablings ,Flannels, Tickings, Cretonnes, Pillow Cottons, etc., etc., bought direct from the mills for SPOT CASH, whereby we t the benefit of all TRADE AND CASH DISCOUNTS, which enables us to give you the best possible value for your money. By carefully studying the wants of our thousands of patrons, by selling only themost reliable make of goods at a very small margin, and by giving the most possible goods for the least possible money, our trade for the last year made a won- derful increase over the previous one. We are now ready for the Spring Campaign with a larger, finer and. better stock than ever, bought well and carefully and marked at very small advance. We cordially invite you one and allto come and see our new stock before making vour spring purchases, when our large stafi' of experienced and polite assistants will take pleasure in showing you the thousand and one tempting bargains we have to offer. CU ”van..-- ”â€"7, #” in stock on Saturday last. All the newest and nobbiest designs are displayed in our hat department. We have without doubt the finest 50 cent Felt Hat ever shown in the Midland District. liable makes for boys’ wear. races me very Lewes OUR STA PLE DEPARTMENT BflSflSflflflBfllflSfliNflW Sllflllfl GflflllS 1'03 and: BY J. H. SOOTHERAN, $6,700 $5,500 $7,500 $4,600 $4,700 $4,400 $5, 500 $4,600 Real Estate, Money Leaning and Insurance Broker, Lindsay. $5,200 $9,000 $7,000 TOWNSHIP OF MAN'VERS- $5,200 Wm mm 15" m“ “w m" $4,500 wm purchase 112 acres dim $6,000 win purchase 133 “‘69 :1 $2,800 mu'wwm m“ ”n“ $6,700 mun ”manmk- Have I. manner In by)!“ _ , mm who are desirous of leasing for A term i years. Ownoraot farms who Want to rent their tame and secure prompt paying and satin- Mprapor months m whichtoaecurom out on ms. The best. results can be obtdnod mmmmuusws . Atpruenunvoa “thallium,“ Toronto and out o ‘B _ , J. H. SOOTHERAN- . “opposite the WHOM Kent-8%.”: m. m: mam-~03: Imve n. nnms WANTED 1'0 RENT- PARTIAL LIST OF NEW NEW HEMP CARPETS and FLOOR OIL CLOI'HS NEW TWEED DRESS GOODS. NEW SPRING PRINTS, handsome designs, 75 DOZE'N JIEN’S FELT HA TS were opened out and placed TOWNSHIP OF HARIPOSA. 7J0 EM The Great Bankrupt Stock Men, Kent-st, Lindsay. '. March 2, 1892â€"95. TOWNSHIP OF EMILY. win purchase 130 acres three miles from Omemee. wm purchase 200 was near Downeyvllle, area-class in every particular. Goodbuflamsfi- will purchue 125 acres within 011° will buy you 147 acres. 75 notes cleared; clay loam soil. fairly well improved. 4} miles from Little Britain. Terms to unit. will buy you 100 acres. 311 cleared, first-class buildings and good stole or TOWNSHIP OF OPS. will buy you 119 acres adjoining IAndsa . will buy you 185 acres 853m will buy you 100 was three miles from Lindsay. will buy you 100 acre mmnear mun“). will bu_y_ yqn 200 acre fix-{fa 'o'meemee. Falls. wm purchase 100 acres near Powlea Corners. will purchase 100 acres in township 0: Eldon. win 9 250 acres 1n township otverulam. numbgr 3! 09““ done from good dna fnr A term _- A. in ART M UQLI N Sâ€"very latest designs at rock bottom prices. LACE CUBT4INS. ARE mama DAILY AT flâ€" . ;’ wear. Prices the very lowest. i GOODS in all the latest and most fashionable W e call special attention to our range of wide width 25 cts. per yard in all the newest shades. Perrin’s PM far Mal Warner a Go. $88 GOODS, decided novelties, patterns Only one dress of a pattern, rich goods at low I'. 4.170. We have a. splendid stock of Gold, Gold filled, Silver and Nickel Watches at all prices from $2.00 upward. A-7____ y-An ‘No SUCH VALUE HAS BEEN OFFERED IN LIND- 5A 1/ BEFORE. The best value in Ladies’ and Gen- tleman’s Watches in Town. Our Watch trade is assuming large proportions and we are bent on making it larger still. If extra close prices and extra good value will do this it shall be done. ‘ “THE MIDLAND”â€"our special Watch has proved such a success that we are preparing some other specialties of similar merit and the public will find that Britton Bros’ special Watches can- not be surpassed anywhere at the prices quoted “THE MID- LAN D” is made to order for us by the Elgin Watch Co., and every movement bears the inscription “THE M1DLAN D” BRITâ€" TON BROS’ LINDSAY ONT. Our object has been to make “THE MIDLAND”a high- class rather than a cheap Watch,l and iti intended for railway men: and o ers who need and can; appreciate a first-class article. 1 Bring or send us your Watch,‘ Clock, and Jewellery repairs. The repairing of fine Watches and Clocks, and, of all kinds of Jewellery is a strong feature of our business. Articles sent by mail for repairs receive the same careful attention as if left by the owner in person. We send estimates of the cost of repairs before the work is begun when customers desire. a Two or three thousand miles are ;all alike to us. The post office i makes distance no obstacle. ‘ cream and white; very BRITTDN BR08., Watchmakers and Jewellers Britton Bros. is filled with the very best .- '11-r "”-' w tate 0’ 0a ‘8 Lip, f-____ Halifax and other re- warranted also M. J. CARTER --'I'HE-- It :- «com! to no stock In Ontario. luv- ing bought the grentut bulk or it under very regular dream-nae... the result at which will penal: no to unto you fit a. very alight ulvumo on the wholeuio out. READY-MADE CLOTHING Men’s Tweed Suits for $2.50 Men's Sergé iSuits for Men’s Wool Pants for Boys’2 Piece Suits for 8peeia/ Prices to Dealers and Peddlers. Letter Orders given prompt attention‘ M. J. CARTER KENT-5%, LINDSAY nnowvorynouoommm Cheap Man's Sign of the Golden Lion, apnowmnotpomntmu nvonnymm moon. H. J. Carter. LINDSAY: 2.50 75 75 @113 (Ewahiau fast. emu: mun. NWOL'HOIH m ram-m wnnwomzs DOWOL'HO“ From E A. Ono-slay, mu: 0! nu“, comma, Uxbrlng. m the moor-"0° o! the council 1!: securing um: con2°°‘2°2.'“}.32‘§°‘° m a” “$3.1. A. Mam, “plunked and men. mlflnthohad 8333i.â€" KDâ€"bâ€"u‘ ’3 on» adult: 881332 05 US$232â€" 5 883303 “son main. 6.333 «a .358 .358... 3.358... Una ”.UHOIIW n _- -_,,_ _7 the meta. haircut; and it we: recom- mended W a speck! commune be appointed to mum close animus oi the nine oi d1 town property. including buildings. lmd winery, tools. etc...0n motion Col. 15m was hand on the uuu. one quwâ€"vâ€" .. _. filters e good wear 1e of prime 1m- pcrtnnoeâ€"u thet port of the coon-act refer flag to voter to: dome-douse utobeoteny v ue. (3.) From my emanation end experience I etx-onzly recommend some one onhe altereâ€" Byett or Nathanâ€"now in the methanol- come o In alternate eels no thetthonnnyeleeneeby rest) (4 ) The location on the river at Mm-eteeeme to be equally good with on! other for taunt: the water from the MI! it whlbetheeune wnterthemuemneumuoew eonrcee of pol- lution are prevented tram oontnmlneflnl the weter above. (5.) A pump-human" can with omvenlence be erected at Mary-It. (6) Mom e knowledge of the state. north of theoak Huge: etdiflerent points. end team the era! pm at uteden wells whenever one have been mode in Lindeey, I deem It propel-tony thet Ibeueve mount 75 to 100 1201: not: the Merv-st. wmmvee goodmeehn heedottenor twelve feet. while a number 0; ‘theeet it eoooeeeml. coupled to- .,--_ __.n-- :â€" dd-~ . 7v LINDSAY TOWN COUNCE. uwu-u ”Du w 'â€"___-- Col. Doooon "“161357 nanny tofiiivith not bolt the pretentious of Lindsay "supported 3 frog norm, end pointed out ‘thot one-quarter of o m on the m counou had and. o libero! grout, ond he hoped the townvhthen would be eqnolly generous. . .. .Aotion woe deterred; toclt nnderatonolng bolng ordvod It 1: the grout would he nude. mm or 13: rows Pmrm! comr- m Don-teen Cmnma. chairmen. seed the report. which recommended tho: the ohulnnon be authorized to cell for tendon to: the Iole o: Queen'e tqnu'e property, and tint no reduction be mode In the tee . - --__L Ll..â€" LA , “to: canal-loner an ... mandala-Mud find (1.19“: t ads!!! purer supply. prawns soul a sho the wsterto housemate-crass eoonstx'nsnts. which I sun also on ssyls the ossewluhths ssmple snolyzsd. As the experiment can be mode st s nomlnsl cost 0! 8:00 or so. I would strongly recommend the council to expend money In 3 mg exocri- ment. both to give better Vista: to town it possible. and I! no: Mal. to Move reasonable mounds for oomplslnnsinoe it would “:1,” the Bengal Is the only "anus --- “â€"_--â€"vâ€" special committee. comprising s11 the members or the council, for fuller consider- AID 703 m mama's mm On motion Col. Deacon and Mr. S. Irwin “dressed the council rolulvo to making s Linen} mat tn‘tng Moohnnloio tutu-:13: “‘lu III-U ll“ lwuu or butcher’s MRWMTmt they be A1138 m mm mm. A m'uhhfiwwnflm" Cnndoummcmmnthomu Conn. Cmourlm‘z '., FRIDAY, men 11, 1892. 0' m m 0' MAC- [WI-nu, m :tnuy Igud tor II} RAILWAY m8'gh' Amount. commumumm by Conn. Toumm. the under-ate! “35 lulllltwv. mu"â€" W- .-â€"â€" -" â€"** .u mu mum ho nuances?! to the oonncflmm'l'ho report VII MOPWL non FOB m MID. Onmouonotur. Hun. Why Mr. En, the claims: 0! the town was wrrnwom DISCUSSED. The s pointment o! I special committee to canal er Dr. Bryoo’l upon in connexion with the wguyworp ton-ed Don. teen ,_ ALâ€"L 5L- _-_k._ '55“ “V "-mwwâ€" â€"-' _. ,, Canaan, and In order th- the membon alum be this to gulp the in hosting! he dove deep Into the hum of the nonunion- or diluent companie- wlth thg up"): 89 alluded) to the gust Wlhll HID ww-u â€"- ___, _- ,, ulue o! the menu. and pointed out me. large number at town- wrltuu to by the commmee o! lee: yeer strongly advised the: the town ehould build in own system. Lindsey, he claimed. could do steam w ,tbe weter from which wu pure. cud there wee no doubt the eupply would be male. As for the Scugog weter, he Ind nu telth 19 the poeelblllcy c! lte ~ L-A â€"-â€" - -DA-mht III III“ In: ensue .â€" â€"- 'v--_n, - being msde pure-he hsd run e steemboet on the upper [eke [rum which the supply wss derived. sud he knew thst periodicslly the country sbout was smictsd with fevers srising from the mud end rotten vegetsble deposits exposed during low wster, hence the wster wss not end could not be msde fit to drink. The contract had been hurried through by the lets council. but it looked ss it the whole question might be reopened in consequence of the wear. works ccmpsny asking the new council to else sign the contract. There must be e flsw somewhere. he considered. or they would not mske such s request. . . .Mestrs. Mellon rnd Connolly slso spoke.expressing the view that Scugog wster wss not m to: drinking purposes ...... Reeve Kylie sud other members ssid the discussion wss simplys weste oi timeâ€"the contract wss signed end was perfectly binding. sud Uh. wster could be msde good by s proper system of iiltrstiou. Reeve Kylie pointed out thst the closing of the contrsct hsd not been rushedâ€"tor sll of two years the mutter hsd been before the council end - .. ,m, â€"-n â€"â€"A.-.o~ul from 1h: Seneca by .11 the leading citizens who tdvisod the lat ym‘efieouncu to clone with the one: undo by Mr. Freeman. On motion Town Solicitor Hopkins was hand. and he exphlneg m: the company wished A- -3... ‘1.- MnO-Anf tn “u no ‘AWW .â€"â€"- _- ,_7 the new council to eian the oontrect to evoid poseibie deley when tend to iey the pipes through some dlseetie ed person issuing e mendemus. So fer es the con- trecz wee concerned it wee perieetl bind- ing end noloop-hoio existed. Mr. onkine wse interrupted in his cxpienetione several times by Dep-reeve Creodell. who wermlv objected thet he wee not confining himsellrto the question eeked him end wee D On motion Dr. Ben-1mm. medics! health oflicer, wee head on the eubject. He considered the Sermon to be e filthy pool, contemlnoud with the eeweuge at Port Perry, end chock full of fever germs end other dleebllmee. In in present onto the voter wee unfit for nee, end he did not think the coggyocp-totced the compony :0 ~_ _-_IA 1â€"-“n- o, lnlnx we 01: .v wâ€" --- --_ ,, on film. flex-3E1; would improve-tho quality, but he could not soy how much. com or nmstox. On motion of Gonna. Bun sud Benson. Meson. Kylie. Winners. Brynn, Cnudell ond Connolly were oppolnood o court of revision for 1892. m RAILWAY nmcronsm. In committee of the whole the by-lnw msflnuvvu nu w..- -- __,._ _ 7 _ railway director ceneed considerable die- cueeloo. Funny the choose wee mode on 3 Me. Mayor Roy giving Me deciding vow in favor of Mr. Moythewe. ,. ______ .1 as his". a“.- twelve o’cloc â€"'1‘he recount“: East Slmooo oonflms Mr. Bennett. consecutive. in his mt by 16 majority. â€"-Slr Edvard Huduon Khulna, the well known md wealthy mnbctnm of Irish whiskey. hr dead. â€" _ - :- unn,,A L- â€"Fu-mm in Wellington county m troubled by wild rabbits, which nibble (he buk'trom young fruit Irena. -Mr. B. B. 0310:, Q. 0., 13 ill with bron- chitis, and In: thrown up :11 his civil brlets .1: the Hunllton ”fixes. stallion. “Hm“, own rchuod I)” been pl! Katina! 0‘ T°F°“°' I33- ,5 3’ P in the Thomas river st London Tuesday. He disspossred s few dsys .3. while enacting from the elects of is mops. â€"1‘he ism house of Cherles Lenders. shout hsli s mile from Kelly’s Ststion. N. Y., was burned lest Tnesdsy night. end Mr. Lenders end his donshter perlshed in the homes. -It 5 stated the: the can. upon informed thst Emperor Willism in his memorohle Brendenbnrg speech to ‘mnlvwze" Russia. sold thst so soon es the Emperor nuts to begin the overstion Bussin would throw hell s million men sense the frontier with the greetest plen- owing upon the jootlonu prohibiting Mann a 00.. bunkers. from puma to Mr. Methy the funds bdoozhstotholdshpsflhmtuy party of whleh matchmmollwu on. o: thou-ml. â€"An “We”: Rwandan EVENTS OF THE WEEK. Il may E6311 ion Booth. mcupln . George H. mom. thlIVlcll r was found loud“. alwa- 00““ is Lmdou. council ’ Sutton. “’w' 33.1mm. um “I 9"“ Waco at '11:. '1‘!!! 17m- the 17d: Father ton’am'mmplmln McKmlo'u lull. The hathhmwfllufln. The m will consist of nod and untru- ncnhl mule. manual». mus, etc Iatthmbouuumpethom. . [W 11 The Post] humâ€"Mr. George m . unmat- thio phat, has but: union-l! (or me «mm .10 i “aunt? liver. Bi: V y. mm now oonildnotly looked for. Fe: m Gunman-Mr. D. Buchanan c! this pine lun- tor Lind-Dy Thu-Id” evening ”mum. in the tinting con- tents n the bin y rink. my success sttond him. DUNSFORD. [ he of The Poet] Onmunr.â€" n Sand-y. the Ozh met" the "mine of Mn. Aehhury were interred unetord. In the Methodist gunned. D Mn. Aehbury wee one o! the oldeet eettleu in thin neighborhood. 5 consistent member 0! the Methodist church, end 3 My unl- vereelly The tnnerel net-vices were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Sounders, end the church wee nu with eympethleum mother end elnoere Christian. -â€"..â€"â€" WOOD VILLE. “Ar Houn"â€"Bev. Mr. and Mn. Mc- Anley gave on “At home” to the Sebheth sehoolteeehere end hlhle ole-eon Thoredey W o! The Post] Room Myronâ€"0n Mood” mat the following mum [on to: Lindny by tho 5 2‘5 mung play a may gum of hockey , . AL -1. n-” .iu..... with the boys of nut armâ€"Monro. Wootoott, Hamilton, White. Pow-coo. Bunchm, Omicron ond Thompson. They were don .000an by Maura. them. ”On ”Bert-lung" u L‘ndeey they were met by members or the Lindsey club end eeeorted no the Simpson house. A: shout 8.3) they edjourneduo the rink, end ploy began and dreenltedi In 3 victor: tor Lindeey by five to none. Oar teemdl “exceedingly w’ell. however. when we con elder the short --_ _I__l-â€" gun! chagrin- We”. BOWOVUI’. "was "v m"..- .â€"- ___,V time they hsve been playing end ebseuee o! J. D. Ritchie. our user plsyer. Alter the msteh e sumptuous supper was tendered the bays by the Lindsey club st the Simp- son house. Speeches were made by the esptslnot the club. Mr. Knowlsou, who spoke the highest terms or our club. Mr. , _ __-_. __; -5... 4..-“... “Ann! 3W5. Luv Illaâ€"WV â€"-__ v- _ 7, _ _ cMfllnn replicd. nnd utter singing “Ania Lug Sync" the evening’s tun wu lat-ought to 5 clone.. ..Tho boys no land in ntnininn the Linda-y mentor the kind wny in which they ironed than. Lindsay plays n totnrn munch on Mondny evening next. WEST 0P8. [Wazoo of The Poet] Gown :0 Dummyâ€"Mean. John Shoe end Junee end Mnmn Gannon lets tor Dekoa on Wedneedey, Mach 2. They entry with themtheben wieheeotthe neighborhood. preouonlly mentioned by e ”Waived on the eve 0! their repel-tore. up Cu Snotâ€"Mr. John Wooleoott. one ot Glendlne'e renowned eportemeo. on Sound-y lee: succeeded in «muting e very on In theewunp of Mr. Wm. Gnhun, lot 19, con. 1. One. The demo brute badly It weighed over 30 lbs. Persons or mncsrn .â€"The Wee: Ops lodge_o_t Pomona ‘9! Industry noun “3-- Aug-ulna Wm. IW‘U vs ----v_â€" - eohool honee on Mondey evening. Four new members were received end the lodge ie feet becoming strong in membere ee well ee in bneineee ebility. Thle society heelcngheenneededinordertheuneier- Iner end the leborer my heve commerciel jneeioe. end ie enxe to prove eccceeetnl ii it: member! only etend together. The nexcmeetingwiu be M14. and a. lull emdence ie reqneeued ee come impel-tent queetione ere hem diecneeed. Simâ€"W0 ere eorrnoheve to report the: Mn. Thames Reid ie et preeent very ill. but nnder the ekillnl treetmene at Dr. McAlplne ”hope” hear of her epeedy LnI- -mnn and All (if FER ULAM. Cowman. mommies. â€"1‘ho township onygeoo, on Sum-d”, Feb. 27m. Momm- .11 went, Reeve Ltthgow In the chair. Thomnmportedmzm Ind plum sud ”cementum unwed 5nd under. naked 'W r-yâ€"vâ€" â€"â€"v 7* tor the reconstruction of Emily creek bridge; thet he had received the knowing con-m W D and ”gem than. Inma- m . 2139....” ,m m, a, K0111. waded by W. Man. an: . b“... - d my_*mm_njz%fi FENELON FALLS. K1 BKFIZLQ. BEA rump. Dr. Brown’s Motto Oil gummy-IMJVM “489!!- £9393! sore amt. mm WMWWHME 8. rum, Chemist, many. ”W"? Johns. mater. $8;d clerk,” 40-3“ «9: Newman-"mm m «nice. :5 an r. Stools, Mina swamp “.840 0M Adjourned to Ayn-u 94:. , lemma farmer.) Saxoox. Baumâ€"Tn. mm 13 the am In en cnmlnnuon tn Gnnndlnn bum. held Feb. 2631:. Poeolbh ‘11th 0: Inch, 1w: â€"Fm.h clueâ€"Leah Tuna. 80; Km McPhnll. 79; Henry Welsh, 64; Lune Driver. 68; Annie Manhood. Elle Driven 54; Minnie Gzendlnnlng. 34. Senior Fourthâ€"W. J. Phllr, 43; Bella Io- Fndyen. 40; Mnmle McQueen. 30; Beetle. But-1,27; Norm Glandtnnlng. 12. Junior fourthâ€"Ase Cooue. 81; Luther Czar-kc. 68: John Mannie. 63; Fred Orton, 63; Jean“ Edna-(ll. 52; Bettie Dfxon. 51; Lewis Wale. 51; Annie McQueen. 47; Archie Mo- l':.dyen, 46; Hand Johnson, 45: Emma. Driver. 43; 51-8210 McDonnld. 41; mm. Mahler. 36:00111: Mclnnis. 34' Blohud Outer. :3; mm: mama, A30; Lia-shy} words. 28:; Julia Vamp: 22; NM Gib- son. 21; Annie Mchdyg. 1:4. 4 , ,L__ u.- â€"â€" v- -â€"v_-- -- eeflm end oceompllehedfi_ ‘oiiiihfei H3685 Footer ol Bowmuwule and clever of a. Mormon. Mlamunowntoe who had the pleeenreof her ceaulntence. We heenlly into 1.1 wlehlo the wedded pelt all the he cod creeper! men-lose wl Mr. Junee Buy. MD” 411 Pu:- uemenm. Toronto. The ceremony wee per formed at 4.3) mm. by Rev. E. Roberts at Go- honrg, on old (flood of both temlllee. ln the pee- eence ct only the neu- reletiyee or the connect- ,lng partlee. The hrlde. tell and grncel'nlln azure. wee becoming" “tired ln one-m henn- llne ell! en u-nln. with chlfl’on lace. the custom- ery hrldol yell. end coated o hendeome bouquet of flowerl. The brldeemclc. Mlee Frankle Glenneéol Oehewe. wee also proudly dreeeed in cream enrletu end curled o lovely bouquet. The groom woe encoded by hle brother. mm. J. Buy. Trlnlty medical college. Toronto. AM the ceremony 3 hrch perlod was open: in can- mtnlntlone. other which the one pol-wok of a. splendid weddlnc reput hepay couple wereeeoorted to the nation by e number-o! :he fleece. end let: by the weeoernexpneee for their Ineln Tomato. The to to the hrlde were 5 very velueble on beautiful assortment. lnolndlng sum to hook notee. auto! hen-atlas. heeldee level-cl enhemnuel gifts ln money from her brochen. end mm theother lnvloed :rlende ellvet blue. ehlnewue. cutlery. able llnen. eto. Mrs. Brey ll very highly esteemed by the old- zene of this town. and con-lee no her new home the heel wlehes of all that hepolneee and pru- perlty any be here in the new epheme Into whloh ehe he entered." FENELON. [W of The Post.) Counts“. Pnocmmcs. â€"The council mat at Cunbny on lurch 7th. pursuant to adjourn- ment; m the members present. Mhuma of the In: months not]! spa gamma. mums 38 88259 2.3%. Huangâ€".38. “was." in? «on. ”a“. 96an Picsâ€" can ll - ‘xwwry hit. >I.Il LlrrlDI-nvfi w...“ .....-...-.-_ ___. - __,~,,,, 85. bsmzpnoceedsot select umberonu st lot 18. Moved by Mr. Msy bee. secon Mr. Cnrrln. thst the nudltora' re as read. besdopted. end the: the a tors g each for their servxoea.-Cerrled. ore sddressed the ccuncll rezoning of s. road allowance across the north part term. Moved by Mr. Brown. seconded (it-shun. that W. Kore be add $80 for snowsncs slam: the north side of the of lot 25. in the 7thcon.. in .4111an to edeed of theqnnrternneslooz the ot the west belt of the said lot. and thst lsw will be received st the out mceunc ccnndl to confirm sold purchase. hsving heretofore advertisedâ€"Carried. Mr. J. Nsylor sddressed the council In regard to the mount of genus! school rate due 5. 8.2%. 3. Moved by Mr. Meybcc. seconded by Mr. G!!!- hun. thetnnlonas. No. 3recelvethcwtslsun levied themeln tor more! school rote - Moved by Mr. Grshun. seconded by Mr. thnt Messrs. J » D. Nsylor. J. Kennedy. W. Downer. with the neeve end clerk. shell he host-d o_t_ health-tog; this gmgclpslttg (gr 1892. g gii- a? s pifiélfiiigeligfigfi 5E Infill; In uwâ€" -- â€"â€"v _ _.__- on J. W. Ray. M. D.. medial bum: ones.â€" Cu'fled. Moved by Mr. Brown. seconded”?! Mr. Graham. that I by luv to divid: the m - cipsuty into road divisions. be now received and read I mamaâ€"Gerda, By-Iswreoelved and weed In the noun! manner. Kr. Mubee In the chair. Moved by Mr Mu bee. seconded b! Mr.Cnrdn.thnttbeeoWubm In- :mthe M It.“ rd: leflcs'tauelmbol: or o wo y'e by Mr. :rhoe. Wopd. 30 Pine!“ of canine lab} ‘-_‘_.‘ n-_l U m. IIIUD- 7v wagâ€"v .â€"vâ€"- â€"- -_---- __V~ (Ignited st Rafi: mam. Movodby .Gnhun. seconded byMr.an. tut R. McKee receive :3 tot pagans in culvert on qur line between low 10 and 11. con. 3.â€" gd._ Moves! lg; 3m; Masked. seconded by , ,g47, __ _-..a_‘ - Mr. Graham. that J. Brookemhlre receive I. rehaceof stmmm laborohal'lodln 1392. end the clerk in hereby inst; noted to chem the tune in not of 1892.â€"Cuned. Moved by Mr. Brown. seconded by Mr. Mevbee. the: the m1- lom person receive the following mum on: of the poor mkzâ€"Gonlon Vim. 85; In. Mohrthu. 819: E Fieldhom. ° mm. 87: km Mormon. g; . rimm- uon and wile. SlOâ€"Cu-rled. oved by Mr. Curl-In. 90004196 by Mr. Graham. that the {allowing meant: be mm: W. Dona-fin box for meal: roll. 81.50: C. D. Barr. printing bellota._$§_50 : laymen-gm school _L- “__-ll OI:- nm‘WLTJâ€"Tifiéfilfii €165? o! rob: JANET VILLE. [W or The Poet.) Scnoon Boostâ€"The touowingsre the names of the three, smugedinosderot merit, in end: clue In the senior division or school in S. S. No. 7. movers. who stood hiahest in their respective cusses during the month of February. Sonic fourth: Wesley W. M» Williams. Albert Mel-shell. Junior tonrth: Edwin McNeill (others in elees nbuent at enmi- notions.) Senior third: 0. Argue, B. Pur- eiil.Jsmes Mogul. Junior third: T. Rowe. Tory Psnl, R. Poul. 8mm: um Pamw;no:€.â€"On Men- dey evening Feb. 29, e numerous out, ! they could not let so mined s citizen leeve without some recent hence the csthetingnhoveretenedto. allowing is the address need in ”seeming the cues 1to Mrs. Maximâ€"To Mr. William Mama andfamay.â€"Dm rm an aunt“:â€" ilt yes with greet regret ehst we ieesned you ,7 A- .14-..-“ --‘ nas- 911131.: I! avatar. i??? ‘. $1.00 PER gm ZION â€"MABIPOSA. MANILLA.