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* \_â€" . G. W. COULTER, Â¥. 8. 'ii;n'do_.'_'fh;"rrgh""'"ii'i»;{fi&i with the Patont At: /Rachments and Right to use on appli¢atioa to __ ESTABLISHED 1030. Weston Challonge. Windâ€"Mill and Pump Works. SPECIALTYâ€"Their Celebrated Patont Doâ€" tachable ‘ififln‘ Wnronu_ for Farmers, Brickâ€" makers, Millers,Gardivers and all kinds of tenm â€" ,mgg' bost in the world.Mote durabi, eattor Lof ught, more generally usofal, and safer for "any kind of teaming than any‘ other wagon +Ropairing of all kinds done Neatly and ; ~on the shortest nitice. 2 P rofits for the last Five Years in Excess of al Previous Distributions. Policies in force over . ...‘ ... "$44,000,000 Life Funds over ... ... ... ... 12000,000 Caunadian Invéstwents over 1,000,000 |Mortgage interest rate to churelres spocially low x Life ratés reduced. TouNA CC 2 Wellington Btreet East, Toronto. ;Sewellery, ya_tgl.m, CIofih, Spectacles, ASSUBRNEB‘- 'SDEIETY Established 1843. ‘men aro p for insurance from ‘the ages of heg m ns an im en in ue ance c awn, the . balance at dmh. R J PUJOLAS, Agont \ Weston, Ont 41¢p 4 NAGGON & CARRIAGE WORKS :‘nopdflu promptly executed in all its branches _ESTABI SHED 18598. J. Cruickshank & Sons Props. Is the cheapost Life and Disability L ieoe ennnnt Lile nod Ditrblity Ineuretce ‘Provincial Provident uy Institution ** WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, All Diseases. of Horses and Cattle Treat ‘~ â€" Ved Bolentifically. + â€" ~ |_ orFrICEâ€"MaIN m&r.,kfihon. oNt. All calls by letterorgole ram prompitly atterided THE STAR HEAVY AND LIGET WAGGONS, CARTS, LORRIES, SLEIGHS EIC Woly HEAD OFFICE, ST, THOMAS, . R. BURLING, Undertakerand Embaimer, MALN STREET, _ . WESTON, ONT. PEALER.IN ALL KINDS OF R J. HOLLEY» W BSTON A. D. PERRY, Chief Agont JAMESICRUICKSHANK & 8ON8, Main Street, Weston. Eye Glasses, Etc. > Manufacturers of in Semidnente es -‘T- ~*â€"VHLAGE OFFICER®, & [-"%Eg%fi mierinnlier.tarp to. may a with fifi#flm.mflt‘&‘ Sriday ___, WM. GaPNER. | scnoot BoARDâ€"Dr..Ch Chairman, mt n | td thatre t w itgys w ienba in OULTER Y. B Mesiay of every month at 130 ». m., * ~ _ > Â¥ 94 _T Ma+ HIGH 'loloos.b' 'BOJAI,D-;K}m l.(:;"hw’n‘l': ranvams own, var. conmmangg . | Cih Wiltowntrey prous: Woaton| Jit Harker, LIFE Weston Cognty Covn.â€"Cou::i Criminal Court was held on Tuesday before Judge McDougal!. A. Hiscort charged with stealing some Small. mugical instroâ€" ments from Nordbeimers‘, pleaded guilty and was allowed to go on suspended sentence. . Nancy Malone, of Markham, charged with poisoning some of her néighbor‘s chickens, was discharged, A boy named J. F. Harper, ch fl'\'fl.fil‘lbfl','flmfilflm trial and was admitted to bail. Two other boys, ~ Poter ~Poloh ~and ~Teaty Wood, charged with similar: offences, You have some notion of buying a sewing machife and you want to know whiefig is the best, Well, askâ€" Mrs. Jacob"Bull, Mrs. Geo, L(;!m. Mre. D. Rowntree, Mrs. Simpsoo, Mrs. Fullerton or Mrs. Savage, a whole lot more names we can give you, they all have the "Standard" and they will tell you it is a beautyâ€"runs light you don‘t feel it hardly. Geo. Nunn, Bolton, sells them. Drop him a post card for particulars, ABIS PAPER:® Taxixo sfperionce'is the test there can be no question about the supetior quality of the "Myrtie Navy‘ tobacco. . From the first year of .its manufacture the demand for it has ateadily grown. Even in the years which were marked by our business depression, there was no pmuse in the inâ€" crease of the sale of it. In the dull years bf 187677 and ‘78, the â€"smles of it were vastly greater than the prosperons year 1878. 7 Tits new lifeboat of the Sons of England Naval Brigade. will be launched on Angust 24th, when Mrs. Kirkpatrick, wife of the Lieatenant Governor, will christen the craft and present the new colors to the Brigade. +* Mr. T. G. Goulding, agent for the Fouthill Nurscries, who is in town is meeting with good success, and he will be glad to call on any who may desire anything in his line. Mr. Goulding represents the largest and most reliable pursories in Canada. * $1â€"8 is. THs lacrosse teams of (leorgetown and Toronto Junction will cross sticks on the Junction grounds on N y mext. This game will prob be a wood one as the teams are very cvenly niatched, ONLY seyen cases of diptheria, four of typhoid and four of scarlet fever were, reported to tho city Board_of Health, last woeek. Mr. Robert McKim, the faiffal beadle of Toronto University for the past thirty years;.is dead, from heart discase. Titg ‘directors of the Riverside Cemeâ€" tery Company held a very satisfrctory meeting at Mrs. Savage‘s on Wednesday 3rd inst. Sevenan articles,.wo regret to say, have been shut out this week for want of ftoom, and being late in coming in. Tiur Brampton lacrosse teani defeated the Torontos on the grounds of the latâ€" ter on Friday last, by 3 straight goals, The dntsl’rinud on orch‘ pmpor denotes the time when the rubscription expizes. WaxtED â€"Two boys.to learn spinâ€" ning, must be over 12 years of age. Apply at the Weston Woolien Mills, & may be found on fle at Geo 1'“ lb PA PER P. Kowell & Co‘s Nowspuper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce at Jishere s«gwrhiu- ing coutracts may be made for itIN NE W Â¥ORK Hor ! Hotter !_ Hottest ! * Brus.for saleâ€"seo ‘condefiied ‘advts. We have made arrangements to have bookbinding done at city. prices. .. Burtou‘s Uncle Tom‘s «Cabin Show gavo an"exhibition here last Friday. It was very well attended. y This Post OfMce is open daily, Sundays except ed, from.7 50 a. m. until $pzm. s Mails for Despatch aro closad as follows: : West .. .. nol, $itam: Kast mdo se on M WOM ABd Sust .. ... .0 o. 6 80p. fu. News Gatheredâ€"Kere andâ€" There ‘LOCAL AND QTHEfiWISE. BEPARATE SCHOOL BOARDâ€"A Golding. J Lenebap and M,Burns. > MECHANLICB® lNfl'llTUTlâ€"m T. Elliott; Iat Viceâ€"Pres. E Copeland ; ind ?‘ L K emamiro ; Beoy, J MeNicol; Treas, J Nuson h meletities Rernianetaouien an, 4 wh, Humshaw shtom, ?mhh!unyt. ‘l(ukcnnnd' Linton. 6’rt‘;:ll’»vory evenipg.s Established 1808. Directorsmeot first Monday in each month at 8 o‘clock, pary . _ CLERK OF DIVISION COURTâ€"J. Lingon. HEALTH OFFICERâ€"Dr. Charlton. *.2.}, h 4 _ esp s Vaters‘ Listâ€"R. H. Leighton For Suleâ€"â€"Geo. Yande Vord. Mails Arriving are due as fo}lows Fast .2 c.0 oo in# 40 East hia aa bhe use tC 98 iWest .. .. .0. T90 RAIL WAY TIME TABLE. 12 CANADIAN PACIFiC. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBDERS. dora Now#H 8 30 a. m. 6 15 v.m. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ww w 'T'-â€"(fliâ€"" ~â€"4ILLAGE OFFICERS WESTON POST OFFICE. B, 8. Board; P. Franks, roprosenting P. 8. RQE â€" ROBERT JOHKSON, Rostmaster gorne souTH 10.00.a. m. . 8 05 p. 10. 8 40 a. m. 4 49 p. m. 1 10 pap ami“.&":& Tus Lars MacAZin® rFor Avavst. â€"The first number has been issued of a new ‘ highâ€"class Canadian . magazine, published by The Lake Publishing Company of Toronto. In its chaste and elegant appearance it rivals the best of its American contemporaries, while in the character and popular interest of its contents it scores a decided success, The magazine is devoted to politics, science and general literatare, and purâ€" poses filling in some measure, in the discussion of public questions, the place filled in Britain and the United States by the leading reviews of theso cotintries. The greater portion of the magazine will, however, be givemn to articles, "fiction and poetry, similar in kind to the ~wontents of the best literary monthlies. The political articles will be‘contributed by leading statesmen and writers of both political ;parties, and appeariog . under the names of the indjvidual writers as full and exhaustive discussions of timely toples of public consern, will possess unusual interest and value : in fact no intelligent stodent of pomrlnlum can afford to negloot reading In the presedt number are artioles on Canada and l:::d Federatiop, Edward Blake and Treland, a Cheap aod Simple Franâ€" On Saturday morning a passenger train on the Grand Trunk from the West and n â€"special freight on the Oraugeville branch of the C. P. R., rarrived at the Diamond crossing at Bramptonâ€"atâ€"theâ€"sameâ€"momeotâ€"with disastrons results. The engine of the freight crashed into the express car of the passenger train and upset things to such an extent that the road was not clear for the greater part of the day. The conductor, Mr. Bridge, of the cxpress, had his . hand smashed. In consequence of the above the calculations of several people in Weston were comâ€" pletely upset, As the express due at Wesâ€" ton at 8.11 and the train due here from the West at 10.30 did not pat in an apâ€" pearance. The .mail train that .went West from here about 9 a. m. returned after reaching Brampton, the passengers and mail being transferred to the train due at Brampton at 10 a. m. from the West, which went back. In conseâ€" quence of this mishap, many Weston folks who generally calculate to visit the city on Saturdays (it being a cheap day fot travelling) by the morning . trains," were an hour or two late getting down to the city. s Deartr or C rran ar TroRniILt â€"The cause of Chapman‘s death still remaios an open question~ High Conâ€" stable Jones and County Crown Attorney Dewart deserve great praise for. the holding of the post mortem examination in theâ€"mmidstâ€"of much opposition. . The death took plage on Monday after a sbort sickness which was the result of .a fall on Friday night in front of Skardon‘s hotel..~ But _ whether the concussion was the result dircctly of the fall on of a blow causing the fall, yet remains a mystery. â€" Thie withesses were too much in like state of liquor with the deceased to remember the facta of the case clearly. The.decision of the Jury was that the deceased‘met his death by a fall upon a hard substamce, the cause of the fall being unknown, > Mr. Peterman, of the Council of York Towoship, is credited with asking the following questions .at a late imeetâ€" ing of that counsil: "Is itâ€"true that a cheque for $280, the amouut payable to the council by the school trustees of Weston, under a recent arbitration award had been‘ dishonored on account of no funds.â€"Mr.. Jackes said that was so, and he explained how a cheque for some $4 he had issued in favor of Wesâ€" ton school trustees, had been objected to." _ If the #bove is the case, the Weeâ€" ton School Board should change their bank account ‘Iite reâ€"opeoing of St, John‘s Church of.this village,arill take place on Sunday, Aug. 14th.‘ During the day three services will be. conducted as follows: â€"Morning .service aod <~Holy Comâ€" munion at 11 . a.qm ; at 3 o‘clock; Litany and addresses by the Rev. C. F. Shortt, of St. Cyprian‘s, Toronto, Rev: F. G. Plummer, of. St, Thomas‘, will proside at the organ; Evening service at 7 o‘clock. ‘The Venerable Atféfideacor. Alleo, of Peterborough, will preach both morning and evening. _ Tit® following resolution was passed at a meeting ofla)o School Board . Monâ€" day night:â€"Moved by Mr. Linton, seconded by Rir. Hamshaw, that whereas Mr. Longbottom, â€"the conâ€" tractor for brick eto., is not pushing his part of the contract, and qwhercas no work has been done on said contract for the past two* daysâ€"Be it resolved : that the Architéct be instracted to serve the necessary noties, now or at any future time on Mr. Longbottom, as per the 4th eliuse in the contract, under. which he gotâ€"the work. . Gove rus Cgaprer asp Secrion. â€"The byâ€"law granting the bouus of $20,000 to the Toronto and; Richmond Hill Street Railway, as voted‘ by the ratepayers ou ,Uon. 2, W. Y., on: the 4thult., was read a third time and directed to ‘be promulgated in the Recorder, as provided by the statute. Mr. A. E. K. Greer, solicitor for the company, who was preseot, andertaking that they would defray the cost.â€"â€"Deer Park Recorder. i â€" Batufday next isthe day on which the | Art in C: held. . Evorything points to a . _ I‘wo. who attend may depend upon enjoying . of. t & good day‘s sport.. Th'mcm--o tents, is excelleot and everything be done 43â€" imnnbewet to make the picnic a thorough success. P Admission to the grounds, 25| conts. * 449 Cemmeny~s Wny the Hamber Hill Fire Brignde, it was dagided to accept The invitation given, to take partin a tour~ nament to be held in Niagara, on August 16, 17, 18, 19, A‘ hose reel teain consistâ€" ing of l%bn;: snd two officers intend going. e boys arefbusy practising ever eveng for the event, ‘The n': is, rum 105 ydeâ€" to iadml. attach hose tochydrant, lay uut 300 ft of hose, break coupling and put dn branch reel to carry 350 ft of hose. The best time made so far is U minute, but that is expected to be considerably lessened Wefore the exentfal day. The barn and contents belonging to Mr. Sisley on lot No. 47, concession one of Markham Township,. was destroyed by lightning at about‘tem o‘clock on Tuesday night, 9th inst. Mr. Sistey bad hiss crops of whent and barley, etc. ,in the barn and had barely time to save his live stook in the adjoining stable. : He iw‘ ‘said not to be insured. Mr. Sislay‘s logs is very serious Etobicoke lllinnfll. on Monday, lst August, 1892 Al t mbn'w the â€"Reeve in the cbair. The of the last meet Communications were received from P. Quarterly meeting in connection with the Maple Methodist Church was held in Rumble‘s Grove east of the railroad last Sunday. Rev, J. M. Simpson, of Clareâ€" mont, formerly of this village, was the grnchor Both morninfi and eyening. The ev. J. C. Speer and J, H. Oliver, of this this village twok charge of the afternoon meetiogs, whith began at 2:30. A goodly number of people from this village, â€"was in attendance duting the days * Miss Arnold, of Toromgo,~ spent a few days of Inst week at the Hermitage. & Miss McKittrick, of Toronto, is spanding her holidays with her auntâ€"fo this village. The Missea Powell, of Toronto, are home viaiting their parents. Mrs. Daniap, of Davisville, is visiting her mother. â€" The three students sent up from this place, by Mr. R. Q. Harvey, to write on the entrance e.nminnjjon to ‘high school, Masters Joha.Waldron, Edward Hicks and Arthur Keys, passed successâ€" fully with nearly fall marks, showiog they possess a great amount of ability as well as energy. Much credit is due to Mr. Harvey for the interest he took: in their welfare, and no doubtâ€" when they go up for matriculatin thev~will show, that Pjne Grove is not among the least.‘ Cruicksbank Catried, Miss Ida Parsons, school mistress from Bloomingdale, is visiting . her quondam friend Miss Wicks. dent of this place, is ;fl'géiu'; here for a short time with his mother and sister; Moved by Mr. Copeland, seconded by Mr. Bull. that the Libeary ‘Coinmittee be instructed to have books boundâ€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Nason, seconded by Mr. Wilby, that the Library Committee be authorized to purchase $60 worth of books not more ‘than oneâ€"fifth_to be Fictionâ€" Carried . i. N Moved by Mr. Copeiand, seconded by Mr. Bull, that the secretary notify rthe auditors to send in writteaâ€"report by next meeting of board and that they return all books belonging to the . members of the Board in their possessionâ€"Chrried. Moved by Mr. Wilby, seconded by Mr. Mrs. Bamber, whoâ€"has been spending her vacation for the last two months in Eogland, acrived bere on Tuesday last, looking remarkably woll after her visit to John Bull. . â€" > Minutes of former meetings read and approved. _ enc _Mr Lemaire, on »behalf of Finence Committee, reported that they find only $L3#â€"on hand with $20,00 Jlisbility but expect $250.00 grant from government with $4.43 due for old pmpers snld. Moved _ by* Mr. Bull secondedâ€" _ Mr. Nasou, that the report ‘of Finance Comâ€"â€" mittee ‘be adopted ;â€" Rendinz Room Comâ€"â€" mittee no report. to make; Library Committee no â€"rejort <to "make but Mr. Brown the chairman stated that about 50 books required binding, probable cost $20. Classes and Entertrinments=no report to make; Membership Committee no report to make. Miss Lublaw, from Toronto, is spend: a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser Dr. Mullen and family, gave Messre Willis Bros. a short visit on Tuesday. All:the members were present with the exception of Messrs.»MeNicol and Kaake, who are absent from the village, _ . The president in the chair, Mr. J. Linton acting secretary in the absence of Mr. MeNicol. Jeft yesterday .to attend the Grand Conyention o the 10.0 P ., at Windsor. ° Miss Windeat, Art Te t at the 0. L. C., . Wintoy, Te rhiihg apd Apsuchine mith Hihe of Rosemont. Adjourned meeting ofgtho Institute was held on Saturday‘evening, 6th inst. _ Mr,.Thos. Sullivan is «â€"having his hotel renovated. w'.":'?n:w":.""'“ ll.“,l.h visiting at Mr “.‘han::&ln? Baeve been out of town for suatyy B pai faonitPoAt Arrsowe, are vait . Mr. Aipors Robinson ie mpanding i week‘s the Misses Hollingworth of this village." * Mi of 3 i thalr uistor ME W Webdter, this neeks * Miss Maguire has left on an extended ber Soudih L sEffiains, Bape. CPAb, Londor, TERTTY MEACJ OB SE LC h\m’lur a fow doys last week. Dr. Charlton left on 'flg‘y‘wh& for Muskoke, where ho is enjoying % t vacation. . His practice is being ipoked nl.r by Dr. J. J. Harper, vacation in Guelph, .~ ... _ > . > ~_=_ =_ M t , ce Bfi sflares t Toreotn wre vine Master Al d Willio RRrs evrg es se ols 1 oc( + Ahoke ieefloaaide adeand Ont. The council met at the township hail At the last monthly meeting of Richmond Mr, W. J. Cruickshank, wifo and two children u;u;qrdsl to attond g Grand Conyention o iae w en is d ditlugh Mr. Robert Balmer, a former resi= Mechanics‘ Institute. the Lake Shotd) road and from Richmond Hiil. Pine Grove. méeki ng the Wires, | consent to the Toronto and Mimico Rlectric m Dodriu“o.l Railway Company to ~expropriate© certain ‘ath ABd o poem», Of [foad n6ar the Mimico siver. The Counc‘.| â€" .Â¥ €P HJ N d two.posms .of, on to a number the list of con< w street ; from Fucke Councit sdjournâ€" visiting for "| granted Mr. Cumberland‘s request. â€" ***~ *\ Mesare. Evans, Brown, â€" Bryags and 7. Fhuiimeny the Appronth is the wo biegs I to new bri & ,slbohlh over ‘the Humber river at oor atreet. m were | ordered to Rush‘s bu! and a ditch near John e O’Couor'lnduo-;nit’.:’. Horner avenue. . Kngineer J. upmg or | having. received seven tenders wfor con~ atruction of local improvement side walks * | at Mimico and recommended that the tenâ€" / | ier of Joseph Johnson be . | The Engineer‘s report was and . the t. } contract awarded to Mr. J im. | . James Eilliot and ‘Alfred Presley were re .lp_q.oin!“ Health Inspectors. he Reeve and the Treasurer}were authorâ€" ‘*| izred to provide funds for local improye uy| mont parposes. / . ; 500 0 00 C~ Wt o SesGri:ey MHLU mWd :::;:?;“"‘ . + Bmanss. f E‘.â€"':-"n% 1*>#â€"y on nofnfnany mm aerpemnl E*:.'."P?.:""Q"fir"...-": ‘ the same dnte, by us =. l .-'.â€"""."':"."-.‘a?.?.’ _ The Clerk was authorized tojask fortenders for printipg voters‘ lists and to notify T. R. Wadsworth that the Conncil had appointed John F. Hill arbitrator on bebaif of this Municipality for the purpose of fxing the price to be paid to Mr, Wadsworth for the portion of Lot 23, con, B, expropriated for a public road, and notify â€"Wr. Hill of his 1 .p%oinlmont. â€" i ~ The Treasurer was directed to pay. the following sums: The Parkdale Times for printing 300 copies of minutes, b"-lnu aod accounts, $76 ; W. May & Sonâ€"for lumber Bagoesâ€"In Weston, on Thursday, Aug. 4th the wife Sfirf?nd Bagge, of a go-: Saonpers,â€"At Downsview, on Thursday, Aug. lith, the wife of Mr. Heary Saunders of a daughter. DEA THS: Warn.â€"On Dandas Street, near Toronto Junction, on Monday, Ang: 8th, Mr, $20.48 ; D. L. Streight for lumber, $15,48 ; Jumes Elliot for services as Health Inspecâ€" tor $5 ; Joseph: Paiterson for keep . and aitendance of W. C. Huffman who was inj'u'x.rad while in hil_.cmglo!mouu $5. Horroway‘s Pits.â€"Indigestion, Stoâ€" mach and Liver ~Complaints.â€"Persons suffering from any derangements‘ of the liver, stomaeh, or the organs of digestion should have recourse to Holloway‘s Pills, as there is no medicine known that acts on these particular complaints with such ‘ cerâ€" tain . success. ‘ Its _ peculiart properties strenghten the stomach, increase the appeâ€" tite and rouse the asluggish liver. For bowel complaints it is invaluable, os it removes primary derangement, therefeby restoringâ€"the patient to the soundest health and strenght, These preparations may be used at all times and in all climates by persons affected by biliousoess, nausea, or disordered liver? for flatuiency and heart« burn they are specifics. _!ndeed no ailment of the digestive organs can long resist their purifying and corrective powers. & Industrial, Toronto ....... Unionvilie, Unionville .... Barrie, Barric.................. Northern, Ailsa Craig....... North York, Newmarket. Pool County, Brampton.... Fast York, Markham.... W. York & Vaughan, Woodbridge......Oct 18 to 19 Discussion was brought on by Gouncillor Harris in regard to printing the bylaws of the village, so as to know what was in force. Mr..Lewamireâ€"What is the use of printing laws when you cannot enforce them ? ~ Mr. Harmsâ€"What laws cannot you enforce? Mr. Lemaireâ€"Why there is oneâ€"taking up the _ manureâ€" bylaw.. Mr, Harrisâ€"But what is the use of enforcing a law, unless you know whether it is legal or not. +Mr. L.â€"How will you know until you try it, or get advice on +traad so it went on until the argoment became general.. At the request of Mr. Harria, theâ€"Reeve undertook to read byâ€"law No 135. After he got halfâ€"through he handed it to the Clerk to finish. We want the Reeve of York here for‘ a little while to see if he could not put things straight. , ' a Reading of minutes of l&bt moetiog was done and on motion approved.of. . Communications from the °P}u|_)lic School and High School boards. asking for money to carry on. the schools, being $1700 and $500 respectively, were read. ~> Theâ€"following bills ‘wére presented : ‘Irwin & Kyles, for attending: Court of Revision ; Timzs office, for printing and advertising ; W. Beamish, for lighting lamps etc ; Judge Morgan, for Court of Revision 19th July, (being paid on the 201!1); .J. F. Hill for assessing. 38 A discussion as to the right of charging license for a show, under the title of "Uncle Tom‘s Cabin,"‘ which was taking: place in the v&lza, rose. . As we ‘ uaderstood it the Iigeve and some of the council under the law said no license could be demanded. The Reeve read communication from N. C. Wallace, Esg., in regard to G. T. R. crossing at Demson Avenue.. He said the proper plan would be for some one ac guainted with the circumstances, 16 wait upon the government and lay the complaint, as itâ€"was no use depending upon the railâ€" way company to do nnyr.l‘flng_.\ yike ho on e en ty s Hutchinsonâ€"Harrisâ€"That the following sums be paid by the treasurer, and the seal of the corporation be attached; Irwin & Kyles, â€"$10;â€" Tiurs office $28,17 : W. Beamish, $10,75 ; Judge Morgan $8 ; J, F. Hill, $60. â€" The Council met on Friday night last. Preseotâ€"The . Reeve and â€" Messre. Lemaire, Narris and Hutchinson. y ‘The Council adjonrned to meet at Islington ou 5th September. A.‘ Macerkrsoy, 100 . ____ Clerk and Treagurer, Islington, 2nd August, 1892 The Council adjourned till 19th iost Robert Ward, in his 53rd year, "A PRIZE PUZZLE: * Village Council Fall Fairs. BIRTHS. + t 5 to 17 Srea Sopt 27 to 28 Sopt 27 to 28 .Bopt 27 to 28 Oct 5 to 7 ~C. & W. FADSWORTEK. i New Spring Goods â€"â€" AT THE BEE HIVE. _â€" ohgutinduigvudlhn'ldhm,b{‘o'n"qlm. Also a line of Gent‘s, Summer Shirts, which bave ngver been equalled prh-lflyh'flu. A lurge stock of Ladiea® Oxrford Shoos and apecial line in Geat‘s. jast recaived. ... SINGLE AND DO The Practical Horse Collar A Flourâ€"Straight Rollar Four, $2.15 per bag; Manitoba Rolier Flour, $2.50 per bag RExcelsior Baking Powder, 5 tbs for 50 cents. MMM&.‘:“ SALT, $1056 PER BARREL. : n have svar baen borore." Spgeintmrontine wight ho miade of bar atook of Prine c reey o J OQEXN LINTON, Appraiser at WESTON, ONT. SPRINGCG ANNOUNCEMENT: _ CAPITAL STOCK, $3,000,000, ~TOTAL ASSETS; $8,700,000, MORTGAGES & DEBENTURES Purchased NO COMMITSSION. NO DELAY. EXPENSES MODERATE,. â€"â€" _ _ CANADAâ€"~PERMANENT LOAN & SAVINGS CO‘V. At Toronto ‘Junction every Wednesday afternoon from 2 till ab.kw Thompson‘s Block, Cor, Keele and Dundas Sts. _ ad e on ~â€"~ KsX MCY EMB gâ€"â€" yarehn â€" B All that portion of the Township of Yerk, west of Yonge including Park dale, Brocktoa, North Toron®, icliugtm, ‘Toronto .v....f.':i eston, .3& whole of the ‘Township of Etobicoke, with village of Mimico. in division are requested to observé above limits, as sases entered are liable to have jurisdiction disputed and suit wransferred or dismissed with costs. We have just taken into stock a large quantity of N&w Sptin« Goods which are now ready forinspéction. â€" We ventureâ€" â€"_â€" to say we have the most complete stockâ€"of General © > } Goods ever brought into Weston, which will be i . _ SOLD â€" AT â€" CLOSEST .: PRICES. A Look through our Stock mey save you many a Dollar in ~, ~ . _ ... your purchases. <.. 8 _ _ _ FLOUR AT $2.20â€" PER BAG. * J A S RQOBLNS O N. Court qpens at 9 a.m, at Weste May 6th, June 11th, Roller : Flour from Selected White Wheat, $2.25 Per Bag, Pure Paris Green AND HELLEBORE. J Boil® To onl urâ€".- bdhcarsli tntries I w. ., a J ;. +1 â€"OPEIOH DAYBâ€"â€" â€" 0.! 0 ESTABLISHED 1855. 10. _ now:.\'r-rnmm. ,’ The Company Lends Money on Real Estate at lowest current rates of interestâ€"and on favorable terms of reâ€"payment. ; . ~. THE WEST END EMPORIUM . .: We have just opened out a full stock of Spring and Sumtser Dry Goods and) _ â€" WESTON MILLS! , WV. P. PRATTP,, 0 ~ BRUSHES, I RUWW IN 4& CO. & â€" M LOVYZHZ ONSS. Family Roller Flour at $2 Per Bag DELIVERY EVERY WEDNESDAY. BMSTABLISEEERBD1828. «* THIS SPACE BELONGS TOâ€" â€"â€"â€"DEALER IN HARNKSSâ€"â€"« at Weston, on Jun.‘ 8th, Feb. 12th, March 18 she Lith, Puly oi Sopt. Oth: Ogn Blk Ww 4 Dec. 5th, 1892.and Jan, 20th, 1898. WESTON â€"â€"AT THE_... PHARMACY HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. ‘wa t