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TheQuestionIssW AM,3i Who is your jf£Grocer ? fV•?] R*TheAnswerIsA) v$r 6j Vance21 3 Is my Grocer.^SB/iV '/ZrysF^l?WHY ?-BecauseVANCE PLEASES ALL.1JPrompt Attention ^ CleanlinessPersoqal Interest 0 Fresl] StockQuick Delivery. $'■£ Good VarietyPRICES AT THE BOTTOM.passed, appointing J. W. Dawson, James Jackson, Pete’- Dawson, Frank Lang, Joseph Byers, George Nurse, J. \V. Hall, Nickol Dawson, Win. Thompson, George Wood, Albert Nurse, Sidney Rutheiford, Joseph Wood, Alex. Anderson, jr , Win Waterman, John Morrison, John Emberson, Adam Pimmott, Thomas Dodds, Win. Robinson, Robert Riddell, Wm. Rutherford, Howard Barnard, Wm. Smithson, John Buckham, Wm. Finnamote, James Latimore, jr., George Trotter, John Monncey, Lewis Byers and Richard Dawson, Path masters.Moved and seconded that the council do now adjourn to meet at the call of the reeve. Carried.Orders drawn on treasurer :—Thomas Dawson, for hour for MatthewThompson............................• .$ c 13A. Dawson, registration births, deaths andmarriaccs.............................. 4 50A. Dawson, express 011 books.............. 21]Wm. R. Morrison, councillors pay one day 10 00 'Thomas Armstrong, auditor’s salary f 00John Byers, supplies to .Mrs. York 2 00A. Dawson, quarter’s salary as clerk 13 75Council did then adjourn.LIKE LIGHTKN1 NCRThe rapid action of t he “ great pain cure,” Poison's Nerviline, in rrlivoing the most intense pain, is a matter of wonder lo all who have used it. There is no* hing surpi ising in its results, for it is made .of the strongest.purest and efficient remedies known in medicine. Nerviline cures toothache instantly : .cramps in five minute ; neuralgia after two applications ; rheumatism is at once relieved by its use ; and the same may be said of all kinds of patn. Sample bottles, costing only 10 cents, at any drug store. The large bottles only 25 cents. *\1 _.*s Nerviline soldby druggists ;*.! •'icalor^;SOUXH jioxach.i:V COUNCIL..Minutes of March Session—The PrintingContract Given to tin* ** Reporter —OtherImportant ISnsiness.Meet ing on March 12, held at t he Agricultural Hall, Centrevillc. Members all present. Minutes read and confirmed. Petitions and communications :—From Single Tax Association, Toronto, enclosing petition to Legislative Assembly of Ontario for a change in Assessment Law. No action taken. From J. F. Morrow, Brighton, and also from American Road Co., Hamilton, in respect to scrapers for use of the municipality. Recieved and read. From Provincial Board of Health in reference to vaccination. Re fcrred to Board of Health. From E. B. Edwards in respect to road allowance sold to Mrs. McClelland Read and leftover for consideration. Tenders for the printing.fcr the township for 1S94, W. F. Traves, Port Hope Timv.ry $30,00 W. S. Given, MillbrookWe arc pleased to note that Master Jas. Lang and Miss Cassic Herron, who have been ill are better.We noticed our esteemed friend, Mr. W. S. Given of The Rki'ORTkr, in our town last v eek and we arc pleased to note that he was awarded the South Monaghan township printing by the council.We had tiic pleasure lust Sunday night of attending the A . P. S. (;. J-!. weekly meeting which was ablv led bv Mr. RobertDeyell who made some good remarks on theendeavour topic.Reporter, £33.00. Left over for consideration. From the Auditor's with copies of their report. Moved and seconded that the auditors report be received and printed for distribution and that an older be drawn on t rea3iirer for their salary. From Dr. Turner, bill for placarding the house of George Hutchinson a case of Diptheria. No action taken. Bibs:—A. Dawson, express charges on books to Miiibrook, 2(i cts; Thomas Dawson, flour for Matthew Thompson, §6. 13; A. Dawson, registration births, deaths and marriages, 84.50 ; John Byers, supplies- to Mrs. York, 82. Bills ordered paid, ordered to be drawn on treasurer. Mr. Hutchinson was heard in refeience to bill of John Byers (supplies to Mrs. York). He had been called upon see after tlie condition and necessities of W. York and had allowed them the sum of one dollar per week until further notice. Mr. Given of Millbrook Reporter was heard in reference to printing, he reducing his tender to $25.00. Tlie business of the township printing for 1894 was then taken up.Moved by Mr. Hutchinson, seconded by Mr. Fisher that the contract for printing for 1894 be given to the Port Hope Time*.Moved by Mr Greer, seconded by Mr. Mcllmoyle that the printing for 1894 be given to Millbrook Reporter. Amendment Carried.Printing contract was given to Millbrook Reporter for the sum of $25.00- -Mr. Peter Dawson was hears, he asking* for leavr to put a culvert in first concession line at ir«t first quarter line so as to turn tho water southward instead of westward os at present. *Moved and seconded that the request of Mr. Peter Dawson lie left over until next council meeting. Carried.Mr. Fisher introduced a by-law to appoint Pound Keepers and Fence Viewers for 1394, which was passed, appointing Asa Barnard, t Joseph Byers, Joseph Daw?on, Thomas Dodds, Thomas Willen and Archie Reynolds, Pound Keepers; and Wm. Greer, Peter Dawson, We3ley Thompson, Wm. Moncricf, Thomas Dawson, J. C. Barnard, John Rutherford, Wm. Dawson, Wm. Waterman, Wm. Robinson, Joseph Wood, John Riddell, John Donaldson, George Hutchinson and James Lang, Fence Viewers.Mr. Mcllmoyle introduced a by-law to -appoint Pathmasters for 189-4, which wasOnr popular hotel keeper, Mr. James Bullied, went to Montreal last Saturday 011 business.Our former nei-l:borough Mr. J. Lang and family who have been living near Rice Lake for the past two years moved back last week to the {-lace where they formerly resided on the 4th line of Cavan, west of here, their many friends welcome them back.Mrs. John Tate sr., returned home last week after spending a few weeks very pleas antly in Toronto, the guest of her son, Mr. A. W. Tate.Our esteemed Presbyterian pastor Rev. James Caltunace, is spending a while in the town of Miiibrook, at the the home of Mr. J. Steele.The Rev. R. McKnight late of Dunnvillc ably occupied the Presbyterian pulpit last Sabbath, preaching two good sermons, and was highly appreciated by his many hearers.How is it that some of the South Mona-ghu council were not f- r giving the printing to the lowest tender after having gone to the trouble of advertising. Men doing business for the public should be as careful about saving a few dollars as it it were their own private affairs.How to.get.n “Sunlight” Picture.Send 25 “ Sunlight ” Soap wrappers (wrap pers bearing the words “ Why Does a Woman Look Old Sooner Than a Man ”) to Lever Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto, and you will receive by post a pretty picture, free from advertising, and well worth framing. This is an easy way to decorate your home. The soap is the best in the market and it will only cost 1c. postage to send in the wrappers, if you leave the end open. Write your address carefully.—MacWhirrell, the murderer of Mr. and Mrs Williams, near Port Credit, wag sentenced ou Saturday to be hanged on June 1st. Walker who also was on trial for the same was acquitted, but immediately re arrested for the murder of Mrs. Williams.—Fruit cultue is more profitable to the farmer now than his other crops. Brown Bros. Co., the most extensive nursery house iu Canada, have a vacancy in this section. Write them at Toronto, Ont., for theirterms.Belief in Six Honrs-— Distressing Kidneyand Bladder Diseases relieved in six hours bv the “ Great South American Kidney Cure/’ The new remedy is a great surprise and delight on account of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part cf the urinary passages in male or female. It relieves retention of water and pain passing it almost immediately. If you want quick relief and cme this is your remedy. Sold by A. Le^chac1•lt;-6I1Y83tIPra1Is
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Millbrook Reporter
Millbrook, Ontario, CA
Thu, Mar 22, 1894
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