Wingham Times, 1890-02-28, Page 5more,
Sou09L OojV ax ;—The anntfial eon•
vitt Qi` the Bel ''dere pubho sclloo1 was
on Friday o 'ening, the 21st inst.,
0 the direction of the teacher,
J, Barton, and nntwithstanri•
4ing thelnelenlency of the weather and
th►o rouglisp o the roado, there was
a full W►iae. iYI►'. W. I3. Hsrtley
was :appointed chairman, and filled
that position in 'his ostial becoming
way. The evening's entertainment
was then diepused of, The principal
contributors to which were as follows;
.-...Eeciiations gid dialogues by the
pupils of the school Time would not
permit the llearii,g of all the selections
from this sourcy, but the selections
which were given were we'.1 received
and well delivered, especially by the
younger of the sinkers and orators, Mr
Shane, the noted comic singer from
B,ytb, wee present and alternately
made the people feel glad and sorry
he�left.lad wliee he That helomas highly! pprlen
ocil
ated by the audience was apparent
from the rounds of applause which
greeted his every appearauce on the
wn of in am.
ABSTR A T
REDEI ' TS AND PEN DITU RES
Por 889.
amen
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RF,CEIP1
1890. Feb. let.
To Balance on hand
Debenture sales ......
Notes discounted
Taxes from Coll eotorfor
11 11
Non-resident taxes
Tax sales
Poll taxes
Refunded taxes ....
Licenses for liquor
�• " billiards .
" liveries
" bowling al
Balance Webb's mortg
Legislature school gr
1
stage and t)y the lodg, and enthusiastic I Fines from Clerk ...
encores he received. The people) of Rent from Hall....
B.ilnnore atld*Its"vicinity will be glad Cemetery for lots..
to hear Mr. Shane' again, which Rent of weigh scale
apparently they will soon have at the
Foresters' concert which is to be held
here soon. ,Mr, Ireland, another
comic' siuger,lately from Chicago, con•
triliuted much to the entertainment
by kis spicy German and Irish songs,
of 'which helms such stock that he is
meet in himself. The
an entertain}
solos by Messrs.. Duffield and Scott; of
Wingham, were • well received. The
evening's music was furnished by
Wingham Harmonica Band and Bel -
more Orchestra. The many selections
given by each of these bands fi,Ied an
important part of the entertainment,
both of which *ere repeatedly euour-
ed. At about 10,45 p. m., tbo enter
tainment was brought to, a close in
the usual way, and the people disper—
sed to; their several home, well pleased
with their•,outing. .The teacher, Mr:
Bartok:, deserve praise, and credit. for
getting up such a talented and success-
ful coiibbrt. J. S. 11.
Culross.
The' directors of the Culross Mutual
-Vire`Tndurance Company met in the
towir`ha1l, Teeswater, on the 22nd of
February; 1890, when the following
,inrinbets 'were present, viz : Messrs.
• Kirkland, Clark, Little and 1dgKague.
President in the chair. Intimations
were brought in stating that owing to
sickness, Messrs: Reid and Arnmtrong
' could not be present. The minutes of
previous meeting having been read
"and adopted, Mr. Clark moved, secon-
ded by Mr. M1eI ague, that all applica-
tions for insurance be now laid before
the directors—Carried. MCKague—
Little—That having examined 10
applications, 9 of thele are found sat•
isfaotory and for these the President
and Secretary willl prepare and issue.
policies, one application to be return—
ed to applicant for reduction of valua-
tion—Carried. McKague•—Little —
That the President and Secretary
write to the l nspector of Insurance,
answering his questions in connection
with proposed legislation regarding
the use of steam t)ieshers by farmers
--Carried.. Clark—McKague—That
the Treasarer is hereby ivatructed to•
deposit to the credit of the Company
in Post Office Saving Bank, Toeswater,
all money in his hands—Carried.
Little—Clark—That this board do
now adjourn to meet again• in Tees -
water townhall on the last Saturday
of 11ltaroh, at 2 o'•clocic p. m.—Carried,
a�LES. ADAMSON, Secretary.
Belgrave.
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Miss Maggie Moirison,of Wingham,
spent a few days here lately, visiting
friends.— The Misses Dallas, of
Winghan3, were visiting at Mr. G.
David's of the G. T. R, this week.
Mr. Robert Gallagher has rented the
lime kiln from Mr. J. J. Downing.
The lessee is preparing to run the kilo
on a large scale.—Mr, Robert Riley
Gold his farm in East Wawauosh
recently and will leave for Manitoba.
about the 150.i March.—The store be.
longing to Mrs, Tufts, of Clintou,that
was burned here in Sept. has been re-
placed by a better building. It looks
immense and is a credit to Belgrave.
Whatechurch•: -
Bev, W. 11. Geddes, is epndugting
services, in. the Presbyterian church
this week, preparatory to. quarterly
1890, Feb. is ,
Uncollected axes on (Jol'leotor's
Roll for 1889 . t4 1272 44
Non -reside 10962 75
svnterwor::........ ......
Cemetery2000 00
Towu Ha and market ground4000 00
Park . ..... . 3000 00
Public ;drool .... 10500 00
Mortga.es 20000 00
Real e•. tate (grel pit) . 291 00
C.ah on , nd ,.,.....• ' 214 46
76
2 20
1 20
67 10
14344
19 93
34 13
60 00
17 69
49 02
7
00
00
00
00
EXPENDITURES.
1890, Feb, 1st,
By streets, sidewalks & bridges$ 1366 02
Park expenses 166 12
Mill pond expenses ..:78 13
Waterworks expenses 421 52
11 " Gilchrist,
Green & Co 5.42 85
Taxes refunded 197 08
Charities 81 27
155 88
Cemetery,
Printing and advertising ... 160 10
Bonus, Kincaid Bros .. . 5022 79
" Gilchrist, Green & Co .10000 00
Balance Webb's mortgage .. 600 00
Bonus, T. Bell 5000 00
00 Public School 3005 00
5 Salaries 135175
Town Hall 86 86
Notes paid., 8900 00
Coupons 2976 45
County Treasurer 536 05
License refunded 29 17
Elections & annual expenses 140 69
Grants 125 00
roperty (real estate) 291 00
iscellaneous expenses 167 73
lance on hand .... 214 46
Gordon & McIntyre
Total 941614 92
ASSETS AND LIABILI ;IES.
ASSETS.
.desire to say in addition to what they bad to say last week
about their
— SUPERIOR TEAS
Lately put into stock, that any of our customers
getting TEAS from us, who are not perfectly
satisfied with them, after a fair trial, can have
their money back by returning the Tea.
In
WORSTED : SCOTCH
M•
And
LIABILITIES."
1890, Feb. Is
Market deben res
Cemetery f1
Salt well " •••
C P Railway deb: ntures ......"
Consolidated Scho+l debentures
L H & B Railway
11 41
Total Assets .......$52255 65
11
2500 00
1500 00
3000 00
8000 00
8500 00
5000 00
with Turnberry...• • 1160 52
Waterworks deuentures 8000 00
Bonuses 11 20000 00
County rate for 1889....... 614 31
Bank of Hamilton .......... 1000 00
Total liabilities $59174 83
(Signed)
B,.'VANSTONE, AIIDIToi1a.
WM. STUART,
CANADIAN SPRING SUIT.I.NGS
We, are showing very STYLISH DESIGNS and SPLENDID
VALUES, and we guarantee satisfaction in FIT and W O 1'R K-
MANSHIP in every suit we make up. Come at
once, before the goods are picked over, or
e the spring rush sets in, for we can
do better for you now
than then.
Please do not forget to see our
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New Prints and New Dress Gooch
and nhe other attractions of our spring arrivals.
The New Car Driver.
Passengers on a Broadway car the
other morning witnessed an interesting
scene. The driver was a new hand who
had evidently been •put to work 'in an
emergency and had not received all the
instructions that a nevi, hand requires.
The wind was blowing .sharply. inhis
face and thepassengers were glad to see
him put the lines through the handhole
in the door through which the conductor
collects fare from the passengers on the
platform.
This done the new driller came in the
car hituself, closed the door softly and
serenely and drove his, team from the
inside of 'the car. .He bowed right and
left to the passengers ashe took up his
stand in the car and remarked pleasantly
that the weather was a little sharp, but
thanks for the kindheartedness of the
company in providing this hole in the
door very much sharper weather could
be endured.
• He was a sociable sort of man and
talked cheerfully to the passengers, the
chief point of his observations being that
there was a great deal of abuse heaped
upon corporations that was undeserved.
"I take it as self evident," he said, "that
a corporation cannot be soulless that goes
to the expense of cuttingyholesin astreet
car door and lining it with brass, simply
that the driver may stand inside and
'drive." He would have said more, but
just then the conductor rushed in and
shoved him out on the front platform.—
New York World.
Shorthorns for Sale.
For sale, one yearling bull, a splendid animal with
first•elass pe gree, sired by Imported Red Night.
Also sever cows and heifers of similar breeding,
They are 11 registered in Dominion herd Book,
Apply o Lot 16, Con, 10, Morris, or Blyth P.O.
n NEIL 11IoDONALD.
,comniunron next Sabbath.
1VIARRIED
.alt' peon,--Gtt,trtsris-On' Feb 18, 1840, at the rest.
/ demo of too bride's mother,' VVhitechureh, by the I fi.ORnIALL
R W It Geddes Maggio 7oani est daughter of the V drinritte
churov c
TS
THE
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Rev
late 000r50 Paul, to 11bpr os 0ilfnapie, all of \Vhite-
DI lI .
Jenssrov,-.-in Winghatn, on the 20t11 Inst, Wm 51
J' nano: aged 611 years.
000lo%1 tot A1r. )he rt liott�'en aitedl4i r26th
s elnet,, 8idnoyr
pas—lit East wawanoiit, on the 24th Inst.,
Ci rolhte, James, Aged 20 years,1 months and 12 days.
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CHRONIC COUGH HOC
For it you do not it mabecome iCci�'
snmptb•o, For Consumption,
......,...,.r Debility and Wasting Diseases,
tlgere in nothing like
Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and
HYPOPHOSPHITES
It 18 almost as palatable as Intik. Far i
bettor than other so-called Emulsions -
wonderful flesh producer.
SCOTT'S EMULSION
put up in a safmon coior wrapper. Re
:wee eqgd yet the genuine. Soirt by nil
WINGHAM
BEST BRANDS OF
ORDON8z McINTYRE
The Brown Anchor.
DUFFIELD 8z
give all chaser a chance to invest their means to the best advantage in
COAL, PA.RLOR, BOX AND COOK STOVES •, FIT11.•ACEcl A.ND1
RANGES, TINWARE, &o., Sio., LAMPS, LAMP, GO01.)ii,
CUTLERY AND, WOODEN WARE.
•
American and Canadian Coal wholesale anti. retail. Eavetreliell-e
ing a specialty. Repairing neatly and promptly done.. DoWt. lorti;:.e;
any mistake but call and inspect our stoek,and, get our prices..
STONE BLOCK, NVING:HAAIL
Sole,
Harness,
and, Upper
LE AT HEIR
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Manufacturers woula do well to examine,
stock and compare prices.
Ladies' & Gents' Driving Gloves
In Dog, Coon and Astraentn, made to
order. Also
Strong Workingmen's Gloves,
In Deer, Goat, Calf and bheepskin.
Highest price paid for ,Furs, Hides,
Sheepskins and Wool.
Farm for Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale Lot 18, Concession
B,Dowick and adres off the east end of Lot 10,
• There art between 80 and 90
ng
acres cleated raid in good state ot cultivation On
an goo o ngs.
from Wroxete For particulars gtpply to al
Wroxeter F. 0
-WiST HURON
RI Ft
FOR THE SAL
F HORSES, CATTLE;
., ON
WINGHAM, ONT.
TUES MA
A Won sales conducted fr
above date.
of charge Oh have theannMils in full operation, ttill e in a post
Mon to 40 custom work of all kinds to) 11,)twe.
O. HA ILTON,
Ho
The Enbscriber
situatdd do the cern
a frame cottage. Hard
conveniences. For tur
proprietor, en thopr
or. Sale.
his Rouse and tot,
ort and Alice streetS,
ere of land, on which is
soft water and other
eticalars, apply to the
P. INELATE.11.
WOOO_ AND, WC01.,,Wilit FED,
le exchange for goods or Custom ,worb,
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STOCK/NO URNS, etc„ chimp,
Vitingbam, Fob. 501,,1 glee ,