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Telma, '° u the go el tolvd , f Cil, examined and passed,
s ys& r tlA1, on the 17th clay
mil ou WI i,'atriek's day in the
I. Situdyfc •d shoemaker taxed et
wok on my um .r garment. In Aprit
tt'G1w steamer t Glasgow on my catty
oewaele. Thew Ii 1 was' now iminur-
the estutle o'f Meat Despair with
ry Donut actio the part of occasional
hops tette trio phaut in my breast
wade arty way .with the fruit trees
aunt all aglow vith blossom. When
tilos my wny t rough the village of
Geld Bank, 4, cosily nestled iu the
pit of the Clyde, I never dreamed that
arm foltowiu= I ehould be teaching
Will) cottoned d carpet weavers for
see an 1 lint a iend who for a quar-
t a century stun closer than au earthly
ler ever did. rt lis he did, although 1
too often lender the thraldom of King
bot. who still it ds in Giant Despair a
cal e h,ly, I eft Kirkfieldbank for
at►adzow, Paris of Carluke, in 1853
k there, I mad a new departure in
ing English gr mmar, taking Mask's
e, Saxon gram i ar as a text book.
t and Willis
-ue, whose bre
exchanged wi
y. On Satu
lint interview.
satin the fo
1 a f u'mer. near
WseR of forty ye rs, doss not stem to
.Aforgotten the t acher of his family.
W.' Lr moors.
rilered that xa
copy of same be forwarded o Bureau of
Industries, Toronto, and that the Auditors'
be paid $7 each for their . rvices. The
Clerk wtts instructed to get ' 50 copies of
the minutes of 1802 with th Auditors' res
port ahhcl Treasurer's abetracprinted.
Messrs. P. Kelly, of Blyth and J. Tier -
nay, lot 40, con. 1, both fa orable to the
formation of a new uniou s• tool section on
the southern boundary bet een East Wa-
wanosh and Hullett, were resort, and in
accordance with a petitionlaid before the
Council, January 1(rtlr 1 ' t, asked them
again to appoint an arbiti tor. Mr. Kelly
very forcibly, aucl at con ' erablo length,
showed plainly the great necessity in his
opinion for the formation f this new union
srbcol on account of a 1' rge number of
children in the winter sea . n being debarred
fro:u school privileges mo ly altogether in
the sections they were in present. George
Quinn, as spokesman of . S. No. 10, was
heard in opposition to his scheme, and
protested against infrin ig on their section
to assist in making up re new one.
It was then moved by Mr. Robertson,
Forrest were pupils seconded. by Mr. Sehi: 1, that Finlay An-
er, the Rev. D. For. derson, of Bolgrave, • = appointed arbitrator
h Mt. McQuarrie ou in this matter on bel
by afternoon, had a
He was the bearer of
East Wawanosh—
Applications for
of a money present were received fron
ort Albert, who,after
Tondo = Wanted,
tiers wanted f r thirty cords of green
wood (beech al . maple) 22 or 24 inch
cords of fou feet wood, for the
dist church, Wingham. Tenders
deed up till Satu day, February 18th,
. 3. HOxxuTII & SON.
East W
abridge on the
, which was
le
-on for traffic 1
r ouucil met i
ry 0th, pursu
s all prose
read and co
tbf[ice, Winglra
14 municipal el
perf Refuge que
rib be paid.
1 ficate from
e, received, sl
gistered in 1
einti 14 deaths
r horiaing hin
ale.
of Health f
l Messrs.
and Jam
llielgrave, r
axon was re
cuce, Toront
ed in the
mil, the obje
ere to giv
'an opport
ie total sup
}:by Mr: Shi 11, that said petition
by the Tee4. e and Clerk on behalf
encil and orwarded to Toronto—
No act on taken,
0 Mr. jell, seconded by Mr.
I, a by -1 • be passed authorizing
o char; • for all copies of awards"
ent in is possession, other than
rltfeere uire him to do gratis, at
aceedi i g eight ccnts per lhun-
-Carr c1.
of An row Ferguson, Matthew
obn andrett, Jas. Ferguson
ergus.e, was presented by Mr.
of B:Igrave, who showed the,
rly a d at considerable lengthy
recd th re was for the formation
scho• in the village between
',East awanosb, and requested
bitra..r be appointed to take
on in this matter.
peti ion from John Taylor and
llier atepayers, also received
Couit to take no action
peti ion,as soma of the school
wou 1 bo called upon to con-
riin lot in. East Wawanosh to
port the same, are alreadef
tion as taken in either of
in t e meantime,
B31W.' , B. 11. Taylor, John
othy ib onohue, John ,leffer-
her of tiler ratepayers were
g upon he Council the neces-
,I ,a brio 0 on river,cons 0 and
eg the ' that a largely sign-
up in 1,84 was on file, and
had ben made that this
ikely be uilt as soon as pos.
railway debt was all pat
derable disoussionover thi
nally a eed to lay same
ntime, ending what fiction
wanosh.
th eon. of East Wa-
n a very d:augerous
as been repaired.
the Council room on
nt to adjournment,
. Minutes of last
firmed.. Account of
h, for ballot papers
ction, also for vote on
tion, received and or-
e Registrer General,
wing that the Clerk
92, 47 births, 13 mar -
total entries made 74,
to be paid ek7.40 for
r 1893, the Reeve and
alter McGowan,James
s McGee, con. 10, Dr.
dical Health Officer.
ived from the Domin-
requesting the same
ual way on behalf of
't being to petition the
the electors of the
ity t•, vote for or
ression of the liquor
1f of the township of
rried.
le office of Assessor
John A.rderson, sr.,
con. 0, Edwin ' ightman, con. 8,' John
Taylor, Be]grave, and J. M. Campbell,
Westfield.
Resolved that J Anderson be appoint-
ed assessor for tl
The following
signed, viz : Tr
papers for muni
Refuge, $3.75 ;
division registra
Gill, repairing b
0, and board, &e
and repairing br
9, 412 ; John
1892, 75 cents ;
auditor for 1892,
vices as auditor fo
By-laws Nos. 1,
passed.
The Council then
clay, 23rd March ne.
P. '01:TERFIELI, Clerk.
Gratifvng to A11.
The high position attained and the uni-
versal acceptance and approval of the pleas-
ant liquor fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, as
the most excellent laxative known, iilus-
trate the value of the qualities on which its
success is based are abundantly gratifying
to the California Fig Syrup Company.
til be aken by the County/
ition being on hand that,.
assumb a certain per cerate
st in trilding bridges over
r on public and leading
ugh tt the county.
t nd Tre tsure s ab-
lai before the Coun-
current year, salary 1155.
ebentures were passed and
Es office, Wingham, ballot
pal election and House of
Porterfield, services as
for 1892, $7.40 ; Jas. Mc-
idge on'river, cons. 8 and
$8; Benj. Taylor, timber
lge on river, cons. S and
olden, shovelling gravel,
in. Robinson, services as
$7 ; Jas. W. Bone, ser -
1892, $7.
3 and 4,1893, react and
TIIE WINU.L AM TIMES, FEBRUARY 17 18934
WING$A1V. FOUNDRY
adjourned till Thurs.
At the last meeting of the Wellington
County Conucil the embers raised their
salaries from $2 to $3 per day.
Mr. Jalnes McGee, . C., of London, has
beeu appointed coup y crown attorney of
Middlesex in suecee ion to the late Mr.
Charles Hutchison.
JAS. MURRAY & CO.
elauufaeturers of
Laud hollers, Plows,. Gang Plewa, etc,
General Castings iu iron and Brass fur-
nished to order.
Plow Points reducee to 35e. each, Gash.
Liberal discount for large quantities.
JAS. \1UERAY c@ 00.
Wiughani, Out.
Choice New Teas.
Wholeeaie—Gordou & McIntyre are in a
position to supply families or societse
with new teas, at jobbers prices. Now is
the time to seeureyour teas.
• ILN.
41 BARBOUR--In Wi gham, on February
14th, the wife of , . Arch. Barbour ; a
son.
FAIIL1rENER-1n ' iughatn, on February
13th, the wife of r . Frank Faulkensr ;
a daughter.
TwrrenELL—In 01 nton, on the 0th iust.,
the wife of Mr. Jas. 1 witchell; a daughter.
MAR, IED.
ELLIOTT—ELLIOTT. In Winghaln, ou
3ebruary 15th, by th Rev. W. H. Watson,
Mr. Thos. Elliott,to f iss Rose Elliott,both
of Wingham,
McKee—MADILL--I Miuto, ou the let
inst., at the resideuce of Mr. W. Turner,
Mr. Thos. McKee, of C endale, Manitoba,
to Miss Aunie Maria, Madill, of Bostick,
dghter of the late S. uel Madill.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. •
The undersigned oilers for sale the house and lot
situated on Scott street neat to tho residence of
Mrs. F. Burney, for sale. The house contains six
rooms down stairs and a large upstairs, well paint•
ed and fixed off, Thu property* will be sold on easy
terms by applying to MMS. F. BURNl ,
Scott Street,
or MISS TIILBESE GALUItaITII.
✓M.Ir0 Er—McGaeste At the C.rtholic
church, Teeswater, of 8th itist., by the
Rev, Father Corcoran, . r. John Mahoney,
of Teeswater, to Miss Maggie Aun Mee
G,lyuu, of Culross,
4/DIiiENT—GEuvss--Iii Ionia, ou Feb-
uary 8th, by thelRev.A Y. Hartley,
'Henry Dimeut, of Blueva e, to Miss Lizzie,
daughter of John Geddes Esq., of Mocris
township.
JEFFERSON —DonuANCE t the residence
of the bride's mother, Ma le Villa farm,
ou the 8th iust., by the It. v. P. Musgrove,
Mr. Gordon Jeffersou, of 1 s, Wawanostl,
to Hiss n.uuio Dorrauce, of Mel - 0110p,
FORD--P1t1;Ni,avxrLE.-At Ciugsbrid;;e,on
January 24th, by the Rev, ether Dixon,
M. Ford; rif Casseltou, N. akota, to ;hiss
Katie Prendeville, of Asbfi d,
i kK DIED.
Towrecte--In Win„ team, a 2 p. m., on
Thursday, February 10th, 1, 93, at the rest-
, Ann Flesher
v.John Tow -
deuce of her sou, Dr. Towloe
Bradley, widow of the late
1gr, in her 82nd year.
„(M GxtACi:r--Io Wirt Karn, on ''ebruary 4th,
�oilu, Clarence eldest sou of : Ir, S. Gracey,
aged 5 years and 4 months.
Wtelcs—In Culross, On the st inst., Ann
Wicks, aged 89 years and 0 t oaths.
Wzreaesrs—In Brussels, on ''ebetutry 3rd,
Mary Isabel, eldest daughte, of Richard
Williams, aged f3 years, 5 re , nths and 15
clays.
• BELL—In Blyth, on Irebr ary 5th, Mrs,
John Bell, aged 40 year an. 5 mouths,
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep for service on the
Premises, Park Lot 45, lYinghaue Town Plot, a Ches.
ter ‘1, bite Bear. Terms -755 cents at tin; of service
with privilege of returning or 51.25 if not so paid.
WM. CAILPBELL,
Pro Jfiotor,
AGENTS WANTED,
)Wanted— Lady egelits everywhere to solicit orders
for The !1ni•arallo:e.t American 1,1eaitb Corsets and
lyaists. Apply to
MADAM STEVENS, Gen. Agent,
111 Mansfield Street,
7eloi,treal, Canada.
TOWN HALL
ONE NIG]
Sautrday, F
Henry Petit's Eamon
BLACK
The popr
supported by t
J. L.
and a strong N�
,PRIDES 25,
WINCHAM.
T ONLY.
bruary 18th.
English Melodrama
FLAG. '9
ar actress
M=LLS,
e veteran
y aactoriSH .1,ON,
v York Company.
35 AND 500.
P rE
A 'd
Are determined to clear out the bal-
ance of their
I 11
f
= -I
1
Com. �,McINDO6
Before stock taking, and in order
to effect a speedy clearance, will
give a
CASH DISCOUNT OF
;IL -431m Izt NT Fir
SPRING :IMPORTAT IONS.
Think of it. Ten cents returned
to you out of every dollar. Every ar-
ticle in our shop is marked in plain
figures, and owing to the low prices
prevailing for all kinds of grain, our
prices are correspondingly low so,
with the above big discount, you may
have the cheapest goods inCanada.
Call early and get first choic.
GORDON & McINTYRE, .
The Anchor House.
lNRtilh►`
OR EMI MN. goo
It's rather early to exhibit, but not for M. H.
Mclndoo, who is always first in the field with new
Goods. We are almost through with winter
goods, our good value ,sold them. They are gone.
That is our way of getting ahead of times; our
shelves are now loaded with new goods; our stock
is larger, more varied, more complete than ever
before; ours is indeed.
"A DRESS GOODS BOOM OF PROMINENCE"
We urge an early selection, as beststyles go
first. Also our standard fast color Prints, Fancy
Flannels,Shaker Flannels, very best bleached and
unbleached Twills and plain 2 ] -4 wide Sheet-
ings. Carpets in Tapestry, Brussels and Wool,
best qualities. Linens, Towles, Napkins, at low
prices. 25 dozen men's fancy Cashmere Hose, all
wool, for 25c., .worth 40c. Just opened up, new
goods, also 50 dozen women's and children's
extra fine quality ribbed and plain Cashmere
Hose. The activity in this department points to
the success of our efforts; quality and price are the
levers, at
M. H. 1VICIND00'S.
GEO. E. KING.
• We submit to you this week the greatest value ever offered a
buying public.
25 pieces Dress Goods worth 15c. a yard,
for 8c.
10 pieces Dress Goods worth 50c. a yard,
for 30e.
7 pieces Dress Goods worth 85c. a yard,
for 50c.
These last two lines are double width, high class Suitings.
Just consider for a moment : Goods of this class being offered to
you at 15c. and 25c. per yard, ordinary width. Don't miss seeing
them. These prices will move them quick.
Yours truly,
C-: 0_ _ I rsTG-_
The Popua r Bok tre
IS HEADQUAR'rEl�S NOR
s
Ohl•; ay Presents !
A large stock of Christmas Goods has just been received, suitable for
all parties, old or young, consisting of
TOYS, PHOTO ALBUMS, SCRAP ALBUMS, WRITING DESKS,
TOILET SETS, PLUSH GOODS, CHINA VASES, XMAS CA RDS,
L 1.DIES COMPANIONS (in plush or wood), VIOLINS,
MOUTH ORGANS, CELLULOID MOT7TH. ORGANS,
TOY BOOKS, HAND SLEIGHS, PORRIDGE
SETS, BLANK NOTES, BIBLES, FANCY
M IRR,ORS (hand painted),
A large Assortment of ANNUALS,
Consisting of Leisure Hours, Sunday at Home. Boys' Own, &c„ Sze,
I have a larger stock this year than ever before and desire the public
to call and see it before purcba!:inn elsewhere, as it is no trouble, to
show goods.
Pt;ICEs AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
rez,"Retnotnber the Place -1130 Josephine street, Winghtun.
ALEX. ROSS.
Agent for Dotninion Express Ccmpsny and 0. P. R, Telegraph
Company.