i J- r a THE NEWMARKET ERA FRIDAY DEC HALL DEC This month sees the opening of a Great eduction IN PRICES Chelation Chtlfoh w morning Jeter no important orraon Hit tab- on He said the tills Father Is attributed to in four different ways- Ho ft called Father our Lord the Father of human Father of alt rricrclea blowing to buffo bless and peculiar sen ho It Father of oil lift own dear the Hob WHAT WIDEAWAKE AND WORTHY TO Mini has returned lo city of Mount Al bert called upon friends in homo of his childhood on Monday Rev Mr blind preacher occupied Methodist pul pit on Sabbath last both morning and evening much to tho edification of the congregation Council met at Hilts Hall on Members all present Communication from Dr Richard son attendance on Mr Hendersons family on ttth Con in were presented by I Wilton repairs While Rose bridge i J lumber for roads 17 1 100 00 In Grocery J Wo always bcliovo in a good article and soil at a living price at flame time wo will not let undersell us We handle only the Best Quality in all lines and soil as as any house doing business Groceries Canned Goods Crockery and Glassware Boots and AT- IG GUT PRICES The Leading Grocer RA Cor Main Timothy Sts HOW MANY MEN Want a Good delightful winter weather has done much to trade and liven everything up There sounds of election but they as of distant thunder and vory irregular We told that Messrs and McDonald are proposed for county councillors It such is the case will in all probability have an old time election there always many seeking honors Mr J M Gilpin will address CE next Sunday- It is con secration meeting Extra seats were provided last Sunday to accommodato At a business meeting hold in the interests of the on Monday even ing it was decided to have a Christ mas on Friday Dee at which presents for tho children will be givon Particulars later The Sons of Temperance had a very interesting meeting on Tuesday even ing Three candidates initiated and six others proposed the business meeting there was a Conun drum Match which caused consider able excitement The contest was not closed but will be continued next Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs J Council spent Bun- day in with Mr Mrs Connoll is spending a few days there Tho Co have come and gone They succeeded in entertaining many curing some and selling to others The Baby Contest caused the most excitement and proved to be the drawing card for business Each purchaser of bad five votes Baby Helen Gilpin succeeded in win ning the prize a handsome lamp by a majority of about 1000 The con test was keen and close throughout Baby Rose being a good second been in the lead for several days Co left for on day Miss Shaw is spending a few days with A Mr J Irwin of spent holidays with his sister Mrs A Winch The Gospel Temperance Meeting under the auspices of the U will be held in the hall on Monday evening A good program is being provided and everyone is welcome Mr J Davidson spent his va cation under the parental roof He is attending Toronto University Mr Homer has moved out of the village His house is to be oc cupied by Mr and Mrs John Morton The pond is in fine shape now and the opportunity of an early stake being taken by a great many Ar rangements are made for keeping the free from snow and the skate ex pect a fine winters sport Why couldnt we have a hockey team W W Clark Fred Smith yds gravel McCormick provisions and attendance on Sweat family Quarantined Win yds gravel reps and 21 Con J Brooks leavers and bolts for scrapers Brandon repairs Con at lot Brian Street culvert bet and Con James claimed dam ages for one sheep killed by dogs J as Phillips Claimed a bonus for destroying a doc caught by him kill ing sheep A Cook claimed a bonus or destroying a dog caught by him kill ing sheep The Treasurer was ordered to pay the bills presented two thirdstho claim for sheop killed and four dollars to Joe Phillips and A Cook for killing doge Baker was instructed to re pair washout on Con at lot Councillor Clark was instructed to place a guard rail on the Con Powell was ordered to gravel rods on Sidelino between Iota and Con provided the Ratepayers in vicinity gravol a like amount gratuitously A Bylaw was passed ordering the Clerk to hold tbo Municipal Nomina tion at Hills Hall and appointing the following Deputy Re turning Officers White Rose Henry Smith Gideon Baker Simeon Pine Orchard Nelson May Vivian Council adjourned to moot at Hills Hall on day of December would cover those of whom nothing ia known not including or more who were on hoard the steamer Fort- land Oof Toronto Letter Mrs Salem Eebrdt wife of wellknown auctioneer of East York died in this city on morning last The now steamer built for Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Co by the Bertram Co this city and called Toronto was taken out in the lake for a trial trip on Monday All was satisfactory Thos A Nicholson who soot out a duelling challenge has been committed for trial The Eaton Co now use a horse less Gladstone carriage as a parcel delivery van Miss Clara Martin is announced as a candidate for school in Ward A little girl about six years old was badly burned while playing with matches on Monday and succumbed to her injuries the next day name was Carrie RobertField of was proven uilty of having worked the shell game at Woodbridge Fair Ho was fined and costs Thanksgiving was celebrated here by the usual sham fight Between and car loads of poultry will be shipped from here this week for the English Christmas mar ket A special train of taxed tneats was also sent forward last night to go by steamer on Saturday John Hackery a thief who stole a quantity of clothing was given three years in the penitentiary on account of previous character A bronze column inscribed with a treaty between two cities the century before Christ has been found in a Doric temple Greece Out Nov Sixty pig belonging to Alfred Dorchester farmer died suddenly and simultaneously yesterday morning an hour after fed A veterinary surgeon said they were and the stomach of one of the hog will be sent to for analysis is Supposed that strychnine placed in tho feed night The animal were valued Denver Colo Nov Advices are to the that the and west of Denver the worst known in year At the snow- is between two and three feet deep and between and and far an Gunnison ten feel of snow has fallen South Park road is tied up and trains on the Denver and Rio Grande are greatly delayed are re ported on all sides The To Mr John of Baal Nov a daughter on Saturday wife J of a hod King on of Not wife of Albert of a eon the Flint it lire ill Hi House our imported from Germany Also Spring Skates Plated and Common airslkes at prices down 1 i a in Fifty or This If there are any they will find Good Satisfaction at W C LUNDYS Tailor Shop I J THE BEST JOB Invariably to the one with the heat- Brain one education J training not qualify for places going have the etiance J to for many young men and women each year thorough work a atronjj J Montreal Nov A remarkable and daring robbery took place last night at a town opposite Montreal on the Bt Lawrence when a gang of professional burglars went into the police station on pretence of seeking protection and at the first opportunity pounced on the police officers on duty and bound and gagged them After making sure that they would not be disturbed the robbers proceeded to rob the town hall and the secretarys office in the same building They succeeded in getting away with Waxstead Out Nov About four oclock this morning a masked man entered A Duncan Gos store and going upstairs awoke Mr Duncan only occupant of the building demanding his money and keys of safe Mr Duncan demurred and the burglar fired a shot from a revolver ball passing near Mr Duncans head Mr Duncans arms were then pinioned and ho was led downstairs to the safe which burg lar opened under his directions secur ing all the money it contained which fortunately was not a largo sum Boston Nov Not until this morning when daylight offered a safe opportunity for investigation and ex ploration did awful havoc wrought by storm in Boston harbor and vicinity become appatent Not since has a storm caused such destruc tion of property and loss of life so near the city The tugs that started early this morning to explore the har bor and offer assistance wherever it was possible found a condition of affairs almost unprecedented in the marine history of Boston On every side an awful spectacle disaster and death was presented Almost every shoal and reef in the harbor was the resting place of some wrecked craft over which a wide sea still dashed carrying tho vessel higher up on the shore or slowly grinding it to frag ments Many wrecks were covered with ice and this and the fact that a terrific sea was running made it im possible to learn their names It is known definitely tonight that over lives have been lost in wrecks of tugs schooners and coal barges in New England and if the steamer Portland lias also gone down as now seems possible the work of storm will carry the casualties up to with over 100 vessels of all descrip tions ashore two score of them total wrecks and an unknown number prob ably beneath the waves of Massachu setts bay Boston Nov steamer plying between Boston and Portland was totally wrecked at oclock Sunday morning off Light and the entire crew and pass engers perished within a short distance of land The crew of the Portland numbered and her passengers or a total of all of whom so far as known are lost Boston Mass Nov The Hat of disasters along the New England coast seems to grow every hour and from despatches thus far received it appears that at least schooners have been wrecked at different points from Me to New Haven Conn schooners ashore barges are aground beside a largo number of smaller craft This list does not include the SO vessels either wholly or partially wrecked in Boston nor half a dozen or more aft which reported missing nor the big Wilson Line freighter Ohio When these add ed the aggregate list exceeds craft is known that about forty per sons perished in and about Boston harbor Reports from other places state that the crew of this or that vessel escaped Survivors have turn ed up at the lifesavingi stations and incoming vessels have brought a few sailors from wrecks Perhaps a score Hast Taxes To the Editor of Newmarket Era In yoor of Nov 18 to from J Woodcock County Councillor in which he fs charging that the East Council are levying higher rates for County and Schools than are required thus endeavoring to make it appear that they are very economical Township matter replying to above charges I would to alaio follows The Councils of in the past have invariably levying County added a percentage to cover the coats of collection defalcations and non resident taxes as latter ia never re ceived in year in which It is levied but the proportion to County and School rates have to be paid out and there- ore for those reasons they have always added about The for bag only followed the cooree adopted by their predecessors knowing that it does not add one cent to the total of any persons taxes is there any misrepresenta tion the ByLaw invariably states that the County Rate covers each additional charges In the past when East bad three members in Co being a majority the whole Council they followed this coarse when they might easily have changed it had they considered that any injustice was being done Thus so far the County Hate is con cerned there has been no intention to de ceive any elector as it Is generally under stood that the County Rate covers those In the EG Co Rate was in and in 9 the increase for the year OS being required for two reasons viz the decrease In the total assessment of the Township and the increased amount rtqnired by the for 98 in excess of 97 being 916585 whereas the of a mid added to Co only Rate for 98 on would only produce tbrrefote the County levy in is uuJl leia proportionately than in 97 Hut Mr TJW in bit endeavor misrepresentation farther ruute the levy in re of Gap School taxes states that East will have on after paying the schools their MM Now what are the The for General School rate is and payable to soboots leaving balance of instead of MM and against that a levied for a year of and so that the amounts collected in the General School Levy lor the year 90 97 and will scarcely equal the amount paid to and in the totdi of taxes on each school paid to tbe of school the same are collected or not so that in re ality tbe schools receive a total equal to or In excess of tbe loouota levied under the head of charges and tbe only additional increase uf rate to meet expenses and defalcations Is at pre viously stated in connection Co rate In reading the article I flea that J ia very fond of referring to the year and upon that taking credit for leas levied In and thereby that he has been instrumental such saving but while taking citdit for savings of 97 why does he not explain the increase of 98 over 97 and further why does he not explain the Urge Increases in and 90 when he was also a member of Council Yours OUR IS GIVING GREAT SATISFACTION Sales Increasing Daily TRY OUR Cash Sale Again the holiday season is with us The bits of furniture needed in your home would make very deciratle gifts to different members of the family Having the beat stock to select from you get the most satisfactory purchases from Chairs that please fancy stands that will be predated book shelves that give happy thoughts Bedroom Suits Extension Tables Dining Room Suites Parlor Suites J Opposite Royal Hotel Newmarket and Cxafeuming A CAK AND PA You will want no other Wedding Cakes a Specialty Coupons for all Cash Purchasers Ask for them AND THEORY if TAUGHT BY Miss Pupil of Cecil Carl from Metropolitan School of Music To ronto Resilience U9 Btrcct Altai TJkqchabt At the residence or the brides parents on the Nov by the Rev Matthews assisted by Elder Cbidley Mr McDon ald of Toronto Police Force to Miss eldest daughter of Mr David butcher Newmarket The Tomb In Ontario California on the nit wife of and widow of bishop form erly On Saturday Nov at her late West County Nancy wife of James aged years and day S Interred at Bond Head on Monday At Holland Landing on the Edward Wright brother of Mrs Ellerby aged years Deceased was only sick one day and died of heart failure Interred at Holland Landing on Monday S fit J Main St North Alt Orders will receive Careful and Prompt Attention TED opsin Is Better Prepared this Week than Ever Before to serve their Increasing Trade Enlarged Store Enlarged Stock Enlarged Staff of Salespeople Enlarged Bargains Dont Invest a till you see us TORONTO HQUSE A crooked too will prevent a man from being enlisted in the army It has demonstrated that with crooked toes cannot endure marches A Furniture Dealer and Undertaker Brooks Mount Albert All orders will j prompt attention receive careful and il RUG RUGGIST When you bring your lion to Lehmans Drug Store too are of getting what your Doctor orders for Pure Drugs combined with prices and Accurate Dispensing made our The success it now is Our stock of Combs Brushes and all Druggists Sundries is of a Good Class Our Prices in ail ts Are as low as the lowest and our Stock as good as the Best for Money LEHMANS Drugstore Night Bell o I I ENSILAGE CORN OF THE BEST VARIETIES RED COB MAMMOTHSOUTHERN SWEET EARLY LONGFELLOW EARLY ANGLE OF MIDNIGHT GERMAN HUNGARIAN AND TURNIP SEED Street k