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Wingham Times, 1892-02-19, Page 53aallOe o= P. , -q .AA�RggJ'4 + 6 ID 'U oII IVI TT T cSz S.' ARE CLEARING OUT cTHE- IL HE- 1, I .: �. rim da, rIs 3VBPyOL Now is' the Time to get .BOOTS .and SHOES at your own P rice We have not got time to specify, but call and see for yourselves. We must make room for Spring importations. We are Still Busy Making up to Order the Most Nobby Suits to be found West of Torontoo That's the verdict of our most particular customers. We accept their decision. GENT'S FURNISHINGS. OF ALL KINDS IN STOCK COMPLETELY SLAUGHTERED IN PRICES. FaP,ST ia± ST S=c ar_ N. B. -We must respectfully request the payment of all accounts at once. . Turnherry of taxes not collected from Mr Hanna' The spirit of Mrs Peter McLaren, 'on•lot south half 248, Wingham Town (Bluevale road) took its flight to the Plot, 'charged to that Int and collected -werritleeheeyend the grave on Thursday by him -Carried. Moved by Wm morning, at the hge, of 52 years,„ 9 iliunfie11, seconded by John Diment, months and 15 days. The deceased that should it be necessary to build a had a complication of troubles, which new bridge at Gemmill's, on the 6th baffled the skill of six physicians, and line, that the Reeve and John Ansley after a lingering illness of about four he instructed to have plans and specie months, her spirit quietly and peace- fications mane and tenders asked for the work, tenders to be sent to the Clerk, John Burgess, Bluevale P 0, on or before 12 o'clock, noon, March 21st, 1892 -Carried. The following accounts wpre passed and orders issued on the Treasurer for the same : John Burgess, • $$, registration of births, marriages and deaths; J A Morton,$2, affidavits re race bridge ; R Shrigley, $5, charity ; Wm Anderson, $5, do ; Thos Montgomery, $8, do ; Thos Biles' lingsley, $8, do ; Wm McPherson, - $1.50, attending; audit ; B Saults, $1, rent of room. Moved by John Diment, seconded • by Wm Mundell, that the Council adjourn till March 21st, to meet in Saults' hall -Carried. Joliet BURGnss, Clerk. • fully passed away. The funeral will be on Saturday, 20th instant, leaving the house at 2,80 p m for' Wingham cemetery, Mr CVm, G'Anderson,• of Clare, N W T, son of Mr W S Anderson, of this township, is home'on a visit to friends and acquaintances, Mr Anderson has been in the West for nine years and gives a very favorable report of that country. When he went, there first he was seventy miles from a railroad, at present, he is thirty tive, but the road .is to he extended next summer• so that it will be, nearer to him in the future. He returned to this 'province a bachelor, but one of the fair daugh- ters of West Wawanosh, Miss Martha Young,eldest daughter of Mr Matthew Young, so captivated him that he could not think of returning alone, so on the 17th Inst they were united in the holy bonds of wedlock. The happy couple will leave for the west shortly. The Tins wishes them long life and prosperity in. their far west home. •The municipal Council of the Town- ship of Turnberry met at Saults' hall, Bluevale, on Monday, February 150, 1892. Members all present. Reeve in the chair. The minutes of last meeting read and signed, A commue nioation was read from the County Treasurer, re arrears of taxes on south half of Lot 248, Wingham Town Plot. The Auditors laid the detailed state- ment for the year 1891' before the Council, Moved by. John Diment, seconded by George Harris, that the Auditors' detailed statement be receiv- ed eceived and adopted--Oarrted. Moved by Wm Cruickshank, seconded by George ll:arris,that th.e Treasurer be paid $40, balance of salary. and $7, stationery and postage -Carried. Moved by Wm Cruickshank,seconded by John Diment statement to the effect that a dog he that the Clerk ke paid $40, balance was assessed for in 1801 got poisoned of salary and $11, postage -Carried. shortly after being assessed for the Moved, by George Barris, seconded by same, requesting that said dog tax now Win Mundell, that any y person wanting be refunded- Granted. The annual chango of Fatlirnasters must notify. e certificate from the Registrar General, some mintier of the Oonneil or the Toronto, was received, stating that the Clerk before next mooting of Council Clerk had, in 1891, registered 50 ---Carried. Moved by Join Diment, births, 1,3 marriages and 21 deaths, seconded by George Harris, that the and authorising r him((aecoordiing t scale of statute labor be the same as statute) to receive $8,40, payment last year -Carried. Mor•ed.by George for the same. The Auditors' Report Maris, seconded by John Diment, that and Treasurer's e abstract for b 1 91 .the Auditors be paid $10 each, on ae received esecondedaby. Anderson, that r count of extra work, for this' year'• r Carried. Moved by Wni Oruiokshauk, the same as now read be received and seconded by John Diment, that as adopted, and that the Auditors be paid this Council has already allowed John , as formerly, $7 each, foil their services Hanna a rebate of over $8 on his' -Carried, The Clerk was instructed arrears' of taxed, that the County to get 800 copies of the minutes of Treasurer be instructed byour fllerit 1801,witb Auditors'Report and treas. tit Naive the suiri of a,7of ocean tit'er's Abstract, printed. Applications for the office of Assessor were received from Fountain Naylor, John Taylor, con. 8; and John Anderson, sr., oon.6. Moved by Mr Shiell, seconded by Mr Robertson, that John Anderson, sr., he appointed Assessor for the current year, salary $60-0arried. Messrs Taylor and Anderson were authorized to arrange for -the purdhase of a few road scrapers for road making purposes within the township. Board of health, same. as last year,viz : The Reeve and Clerk, and Messrs Walter McGowan, James McCallum and Alex Rintoul. Dr Meldrum, W ingham, Medical Health Officer. By-laws Nos 1, 2, 3 and 4, 1892, read and passed. The following debentures were ordered to be signed, viz : Corporation of Hulled, half share of building dulvert, lot 36, con 1, on. 5 B, 1891, $6 ; Joseph Jackson, con 4, error on dog tax, 1891, $1 , Henry Madden, Belgrave, refunded dog tax, 1891, $1 ; Andrew Ferguson, ditching on eastern gravel road, con 10, $2.50 ; P. Porterfield, services as Division Registrar in 1891, $8.40 ; Charles Campbell, services as Auditor, 1891, $7 ; Wm Robinson, aervices as Auditor, 1891, $7 ; John Anderson, part payauentof salary as C,tllesstor in 1891, $60. The Council thee ad- journed till Thursday, 24th March next, P. PoriTJsnFnnI,D, Clerk, East Wawanosh• Mr Fred Anderson has returned home from Eastwood, where he has been working during the past summer. -Nibs E P i5'owler has returned from Michigan, -Mrs Murray, nee lliiss An- nie Anderson, of Essex, and formerly of Wawanosh, is visiting at her old hpme on the 6th concession. -Mr Thos Turnbull, of Whitewater, Mani, foW, having spent a few weeks among friends here, returned home on Tues- day, taking with him a number of horses, -A number of yogng peeple of Westfield drove to Mr E Storehouse's residence, on Monday night, where they had a very pleasant time. The Council niet at the Council Room, February 11th, 1892, pursuant to adjournment. Members all present. The minutes of last meeting read and signed. Communication received from 'Abel 5 Weekes, .Provincial Land Sure veyor, Clinton, asking for the position of Engineer for the township --Filed. 142r II 1iiadden, Belgrave, sone in, a Bluevale. The short series of evangelistic meetings in the Methodist church have been well attended, and season of Divine grace and power Fourteen or fifteen have signified their desire and purpose to live a new life,ainongst whom there were some clear, bright conversions. Evangelistic, meetings will Le held this week and next, at the Johnson church. -A new grocery Las started in the village in the shop lately vacated be Mr Archie Ashton, tailor. Mr J 0 -Johnston is proprietor, and has on hand a fine stook of new goods. --Mrs Lewis continues very ill and also Mrs Ashton, on the 1st of Morris. -Mrs (Rev) 1 13 Wallwin and. her mother 'Mrs McClean, were in Goderieb on Tuesday attending the funeral of the foriner's grandfather, Mr Edward McClean, .of Goderieli township. -"Manhood" is the title of a lecture to be given a week from next Monday, in the Methodist church, Dr Chisholm and Rev S Sellery, both of. Wingham,•,wtll- discuss different aspects of the subject. The former will speak of the relation of physical culture to true manhood, pointing out the disease and popular error in the treatment. thereof, Mr Sellery wilt •discuss the .relation of mental and moral ettlture to true manhood. Both are specialists, and are giving their lives to tIiq,,two•,etlb'nets discttssed,and no doubt a treat is in store for those who hear them.. Messrs Duff Sr ,Stewart have sold their farm, which is situated about two and a -half miles east of James, town, to Mr Anthony, Macdonald for J. J. HOMUTH & SON. the sum of $1775, reserving the right the vicinity of the station who were•. to take off all the logs. -Mr Samuel all confined to the house though sick - Scott left for Manchester on Wednes- ress and had no way for communicating day -Mr John McEwen has pur- with tbeir neighbors. They are in chased the back half of lot 53,, straitened circumstances and require concession 1, Turnberry, for $700..- assistance. -Quite a number of strange. - Master William Bailey has been laid l faces were noticeable pie our streets a up with bronchitis. -Mr Peter Hill, i few days before election day.. A. few of Turtle Mountain, Manitoba, is,. weeks will reveal things that will make. visiting at MrWm Thorntou's-Messrs some ( f our honest(?) politicians blush Hewitt and Conlin, of this place, were for shame. A species of the genus in Walkerton last week, to vote for homo of a Toronto Tory journal prowl the Grit candidate, Mr Truax. -At ed around the Greenech swamp and in, the meeting of the Yount, Peoples Brant township during election weelr, Christian Association, on Thursday Rumor has it that be did not cover up evening,it was decided to hold a grand his tricks -very skiltally and also ooncert on or about March 4th. -Fri- dropped something. -Mr Selly moved day evening last ended the quarter of to Wingha►n the fore part of the week. singing lessons. Mr Skilling could Mr and Mrs Kelly were good citizens have got another large class, but dP- and will be missed here. -Mrs. D W dined to teach another quarter. He is an excellent teacher. Ile had a very large class in Bluevale, there being nearly 65 pupils, -Miss Annie Gray is seriously ill at present. -Mr Dunn, who owns the house and lot near the school, is in .Bluevale at Pres.- ent.-MrElugh Ross drove to Seaforth on Monday, where he will visit friends for a few days. • Wroxeter. The Council met on the evening of ' the 16th Feb, in the usual place. Members present- Messrs T 13 Sane digs, Reeve, John 13 Vogt, Wm Lee and Thos Rae, Councillors. Minutes of last meeting were read and confirm ed. The following acisounts vsere handed in, and ou motion by William Lee, seconded by • John l Vogt, were passed and debentures ordered for that same„viz: Gore Mutual Fire Insure ance Company, insurance on hall, $7,50 ; Clerk, registering births, ete, $1.70; Olerlt,half year's salary ,$87. 50; Wni Sanderson, ringing bell,half year, $12.50. The auditors' report was taken up and examined,and on motion by William Lee, seconded by Thomas Rate, was referred back to the auditors for correction. On motion of Thoinas Ras, seconded by Win Lee, the matter of the mill dam was laid over till next meeting, and the clerk instructed to notify the trill owners to attend, On motion of Thos kae, socouded by Win Leo, the clerk was instructed to have the roll box enlarged. On motion of Win Lee, seconded by Thos Rae, the council adjourned to meet in the usual place on the third Tuesday in March, or at the call of the Reeve. J Cow,or, Clerk. Teesvvater. Miss Mary Sharpe is slowly recover• in; from her serious illness, -Mr. Norman Mol enzie has liad a severe attack of inflammation of the lungs, but we are pleased to state that he is on the tient[.---There teas no mail on Monday, owing to the roads being blocked. -Miss Howson, who has been confined to her room the last two weeks, is able to be out, -While Mr McLaughlin was out on a pastoral visit, this week, he found a family in Chadwitk's little boy and been ailing this fete weeks. they may soon be restored again. Subscribe for the TIES. Girl have We hope to health "How are'yo3a?99 :: Nicely, Thank. ;-�' ``Thaxt;�7,li "Wily the i:61,1 P :;;t";; .e Which cured lie c CONSIIMPTIM," Give thanks for its discovery. That it does not make you sick when you take it. Give thanks. That it is three tines as efficacious as the old-fashioned cod liver oil. Give thanks. That itis such a wonder- ful flesh producer. Give thanks. 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