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ens or ving a 16 great“ nge (C not mus 11, isn’t illed é; anthers; but as t0 300d. ance {rates 3“ ,en 'ona ry iLELU: 3118; ymg. :1.D )w] 8118 7 18- "J J. W. \Valls, .cost $1.50. Egts éhare 75 cts. McInnisâ€"Hastieâ€"Report adopted, order gran ted. Carried. Conn. Hastie reported road imp. rep. bridge Lot 15. Con. 21-22 by Jas. Hooper cost $20; :3 rds. uravelling by W. H. Haggmfe coit $1.313; rep. “1._‘ 1 ‘l’ A an I! Sharrwâ€"McQueenâ€"Re ort ado ted, orders Uran- ted. Carried. p P a Conn. McQueen reported rep. Wallace Bridge by W. Kirkness cost 50 cts: approaches to Arthur’s bridge by J. Arthur cost $22: rep. eart end of side- bauk road Rnssells bill by Jno. Dary cost $10.50; Railinw along North side of sidebank road, Rus- sells 1311 58.1; by, 5:. Igeith. Reeve reported that with the reeve of Proton they let-a job of gmvelling on Egt. anl Proton townline 181118. bv R Treudwoll cost $18; filling holes etc. by McKay cost $2. Egts. share $10. 00. Culvert byJas. Lamont on 10th. sideroad Lot 11 Con. 8 cost $7.00. - 7Hhst-iéâ€"S'harpâ€"Report adopted, orders grant- ed Carried. _C:)un. McQueen reported rep. culvert on Eat. and Proton tnwnliue Lot 29 Con. 4 hyJ. Brown cost $2. Culvert on Arthur and Pig. towniiue by Jno. Amlstrong costfiilfi. Culvert Lot ‘27 Conn. 4 by J no. Brown cast. $7.00. Egts. share $11 53!): _ Reeve reported that he hard to repair bridges and culvert. cm (3mm. 12 amtg. to $5.00 caused by J. Hoeflin’s tmctmn engine breaking through them. Repairs made by A. Hatiiilttm. ‘ MeInnisâ€"McQueenâ€"That report be .accepted and the reeve is hereby instructed to collect from the said J. Hoetlin the amt. aforesaid before Deer. 15th 1899. Carried. _ (3mm. Sharp tendered his resignation as a member of the. Municipal Council, Luforeswu circumstances necessitated this step. Hustieâ€" -slt-.(.)iieeiiâ€"'l‘li:1t we accept Mr. Sharp‘s resig :zititm as :1 member of this Council with deep regret and tender to him um' best wishes of success in his future life. flarrie‘d. \-.l‘\I\IIll\“‘v--‘-\ v __ Hastieâ€" HoQuecnâ€"Tlxat we ‘ accept Mr. Sharp’s resignation as a nu-mlner of this Council with deep rogrvt and tender to him um- best wishes of 31100958 in his future life. Carried. By-law No. 1222 regarding renmvn-l of unstruc- tions in streams passed the usual readings etc. The move and (3mm. )IcQum-n Npm‘tcd that they had examinod the nmterxal and cnnstructiun 0f McQueen bridge and found tlwm all right and l‘t‘cnlnlnt‘lllltfil settlcuwnt with .‘Jr. ’uwr in tlw terms of agreement. McInnisâ€"Hastiuâ€"Tlmt foregoing: I'vpnrt- be adopted and order granted for bal. due Mn Bm-r. Curried. 'Mulnnisâ€"Hustieâ€"{Ehat W. \Vildnr be. p-x'nl $7.50 (Jonuvirl met Oct_ 3rd Minutes approved. Conn. Sharp reported a £0341 jpb on__(). S. R Y" ‘1' I‘ A Ac -A fur tiw- weeks‘ bnzu‘d for W. Williams up to ()1 2.’6tlx.1599. Carried. 31cInuisâ€"Hnsticâ€"That as Albert \Villiam bruthur ot the foresaicl _\\'. \‘v'illi:t»xns has offlywul ' â€"\'\All. I‘vao \zuv---‘ MCImiisâ€"Hnsticâ€"Thut as Albert, \Villimns. brutlwr ot the foresaid \V. \‘v'illiruus has offered to provide him it late will gn to him. we lwrx-hy grant- :m onleriu the Clerk tn purchase a ticket and a suit. of clothes for he szuel \V. "\Villizmm and seen him safe mi board the train fur Iilaliu. ()M'ric-d . MeInuisâ€"I’Iustieâ€"Timt B. 1338? x Cu. he paid tizi- sum 0f $400.00 as part. payment. of McQucun’s bridge. Carried. {USOIVBd that. the foilmving acc‘ts. be paTiilzf 1111 [u b? sclvcti A\(";_’,‘t>‘! .‘x l‘ \LI|IH -, ..--.-‘. ,_._ V_ .. Rvg‘stmtwn 0t By-luw "2: Clerk’s quarter salary $13»: (7011“. Sharp com. on road Jobs $4.2»: C. Mc- Innis do 5.00: W. Hastie do 5.00: Reeve com. on Mcigmwn bridge 5 ()0: I). McQueen do 5.00. MrInnixâ€"Hustieâ€"Thut We adjourn to meet on Frula‘r. Deer. 1.3m. :‘lccuming to statute. Earned. A 7â€" ‘_.. 1‘1-.-1- v nhmgliiu mom: ml I) X‘ flu more of JuEm \ Mr. and Mrs i‘ng‘ a few days to MrJ. Ell new house. to m \\ hic to a 1'0 lg'nc iti‘ kind. - l‘u he a good (foul does not require 10 land‘s chapter an ‘ The Us the latest volume on “ Cm)!“ Win the b1 :0 ribbun. This fuur vnlszmes given to end who sends one dollar for the which has beezg for gx'exfIé’»‘ Canada’s January est. '00: k. volumes. iict Isaac EGREMONT COUNCI unle 113' 01 )1) H}: hear some, who are :ting an open winter us will cumu true bu yrucrics of the futu: R. McClyment has a are getting a rnips. and. many m ’(‘K I I\-" I- I that. the folimving accts. be paid:â€" gmvel$3: (3. Pelt-igrcw do $1.35: J. A. printing Collector’s receipts $4: reovc Jumrs $2: Gr. Hamilton gravel $3.61; m. ..+‘ !lv-l2|\\' me Clerk’s (unmet salary McCljmwnt ms purchased tiny acres uhn Vaughan's pn)pcrty. ‘ i. Mrs. Gilchrist. of 'l‘uruutn. are spend- days at, Wm. Duncan's. \‘fufsnu anal Hartley paida flying Visit m the Durham Road. lllison, jr, is mmtem Iatiug building a c. He is examiuiu 5,» houses around id] is the best, but 25' the trips he make: wast house we suppose that is the favor whiiae arm-ad cookâ€"eve? a Can You Cook? arm of ht 490900" haw finisher: have Just :1 very mm 90118011 for :' advantage of it last toâ€"smt-ute. Carried D. ALLAN, Clerk xasvd fifty acres _ eat COO'iâ€" their fall wely com- I Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ”111., makes the statement, that she caught cold. Which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month »t by her family physician, but grew :1 ‘ worse. He told her she was a hepe- 18 ii Special L1 LOWER TOW Ready-made Clothing, Fianneilettes, Cations, rints 00d Suitings, AT LO \V 155 AS well as a Full Stock of 1111111 1111(111 ’30 11nd W 001 1‘11 {011 111 Exchanoe. 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Scott’s Store. â€"â€"-â€" UPPER TOWN â€"â€"â€" WiPLEMENT WMHUUMS Winter Gmds I Sewmg Machines. W. L. MaCKENZIE, SHOW ROOMS. rlllcdyygc *uUfiVhw wâ€"-__ J ithout aid from the stomach. This .heals the stomach. The tablets as of dyspepsia. They give im- ashort time and your stomach LS that of a farmer’s boy. to the palate as candy. :. a boxâ€"or direct from. CUTTERSâ€"Large Stock, Best Makes, Cheaper than ever. ROBE Sâ€"Lm'ge Variety, from $4 00 [11.) ROOT Pulper,s Straw Cuttels c. NEW WILLIAMS and RAY- MON D. a Very Large Stock of the latest improved Cabi- net, and Drop T03) Stands, at The Very Lowesn Prices. BELL PIANOS and 0 "guns. SEE THEM I VESâ€"â€"A large stock of \lc- Clan" S famous \lodel Cook- ing Stoves. sane» Pallox Stoves, Box Stoves. Coal Stoves, etc... at prices that will surprise you. um after ycur meals -- UPE 5..