HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-08-17, Page 8TUE WIN WF IN 1 L.0 Ni TIMES, A 4UST 11, I 4a
several weekatter the affairs s lookiu of
the town. On motto the aceoant of Mr,
Beading wles ordered to be paid, Mayor
Fauna dissenting. iioved by R. O. Spayi-
tug: seconded by IL herdsman, that• the
By -Law relating to Ire giving of a percent-
age for prompt pay
chided, and that a
pointed --Carried,
Inglis, secoudea by
B. Ferguson be app
ter 1894, ata salary o
Lew No. 2d1, fixing
In our CLQA.K DEPARTMENT snot)
an array of styles were never before
shown. We have this week passed into
stock one hundred (100) pew English and
German Pall hills tles, l n Cheviot Jackets,
with full skirt, large Reveres and sleeves'
edged wvith fair. Hersey Reefers, lined
through with silk; Paddock Jackets, in
Navy 131ua and Brown, Rest assured
that these styles --our styles—will be
foremost in fashion the coming season.
FALL DRESS GOODS.
Day unto day :aids new evidence of
superiority in this Department, it is
head and shoulders above ail others in
tseleotiou and good value, at
M. H. Mell\MOO'S.
"Men. of the 1F'2ovement."
"3len of the Movem Lst," the first of the
seven monthly parts cf. "Ten Years of
Temperance," has ju t been issued from
The Templar publishi 1,. house, Hamilton,
Can. Its literary ani typographical ex-
cellence is in every wa
publishers and cannot
desire of its readers to
ing numbers. Among
gravnres are very fine
late William 11. RC
Mowat, Hon. George 1
Education, Hon. S. H
George F. Marter, A1,
eminent in the world 1
lawyers, editors and of�
The price of the book
one dollar pays for the'i
, if remittance is made
publishing house, Hami
Town Co
The regular monthl
Town Council was hel
8th instant. Menthe
Hanna, Reeve Sparlinl
McKinlay, Beading,
Moore, Inglis, and
eat of taxes, be T-
ex Collector be sip.
Moved by Jas. W.
D. lwloEinlay; that J.
ltted ,Tier Colleotar
85Q --Carried. By-
the rate of Taxes for MUSICAL EXCELLENCE,
the Town of Wingban for 1894 at twenty ARTISTIC L?ESIG>`T.
Coe mills on the doll r, was read three
several times and p axed. By -Law No, DURABLE CONSTRUCTION.
232, fixing a license o of $5 per day for Catalogue sent free on appli
Merry-go•rouuds do" it; business in town,
cation.
was read three times nd passed. By•Law
No. 233, for the apioiutment of a Tax MORRIS .. FOLD ROGERS CO
Collector, was read Ciro times and passedi LY T41,V E1�1.
Several By -Laws wl ioh plashed with By.
Law No. 238, were a nended. Mr. Green HALSEY PARK. Agent, WINGRAM,
on the east side of —.— .,
u a dangerous condi-
said that the sidewal.
Leopold street was
tion, and the ratepay
ail to repair it. The
there was no money
s wished the Conn- Brown, Rob, No. 7, G y
Mayor stated that Brdges' Wm., Brusse s P. S.
Calder, John, No.l . ey
for sidewalk repairs, Cloakey, Frank, Nu, , Morris
and the matter was glowed to drop. The Cousley, Ken. Bruss is P. S.
Dunford, Lorne, • " "
Council then adjourned. Gerry, Ira, "
Gilpin, Fred, "
Hindes, Reub., CI
Hogg, James, No. • Grey
Laniont,•Allap, N 8, Grey
McNair, Dari'cl, N . 7, Grey
Neal, Prank. No, , Morris
Pipe, Taylor, No. , Morris
Pybus, Fred, Bru cels P. S.
Riebtnond, Jame , No. 1, Morris
Sian ou, Henry, o. 7, Grey
Stewart, Daniel Brussels P. S.
Watt, George, russels I'. S.
Williamson, Jat es, No. 2, Grey
Canada's Great Fair for 1894.
The Toronto Li strial Exhibition,
which is to be held om the 3rd to the
15th of September, wt I no doubt be the
greatest fair of the pre ent year, and from
present indications it I'omises to excel all
others, both in' point f exhibits and in
attendance of visitors The grounds have
been vastly improved since last year, and
already most of the s ince in all the build-
ings has been appiie4 for. A good pro•
gramme of special atIractions, both novel
ereditable to the I and interesting, will be provided as usual
ail to intensify the 1 It is only about thr ao weeks to the time
:scare the succeed- of the fair, and our r aders cannot choose
be full page photo- a better holiday trip than this offers.
likenesses of the Cheap excursions wik as usual be run ou
and, Sir Oliver all railways at rates in keeping with the
. Ross, Minister of tunes. This great lair has now become
Blake, Q. C. and one of the best and 1 ,ost popular educe -
P. P., and others tional and entertainvient enterprises on
1 letters, ministers, this continent, and ,,ttracts visitors each
trade, thirty in all. year, not only from all parts of the Domin-
is only 25 cents, or ion, but froth the Uni .ed States as well,
whole seven parts, and those who have never been there
to The Templar would be surprised at - is magnitude and
Iton, Out.' attractiveness; being a -Inst like a World's
Faironyenasmacr1 11 scale.
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asail. •
meeting of the
on Monday evening
s .present—Mayor
and Councillors
Gregory, Green,
herdsman. The
minutes of last meeti g were read and
adopted. The montbly report of the Town
Treasurer for July was read, showing re-
ceipts of 599.67, from Town Line and
County Wards approp lotions and petty
licenses—Filed. A c .mmunioation was
read from Judge Doyle, asking the Council
to have the necessary accommodation made
for the holding of the )vision Court in
Wingham—Filed. A c ,inmunication was
read from Daniel Lam i, chairman of the
Board of Works and Ihsurance Committee
of the Council of the C. ty of Toronto, ask-
ing the Wingham Council to aid them in
securing legislation to ecsablish a Municipal
Bureau of Fire Insure pct in Toronto—
Laid over. The Final co Committee re-
commended that the fol owing accounts be
dealt with as follows : .. Elliott, printing
and advertising, 825 ;; M. II, MaIndoo,
charity . order, $6; ,Bratton & I"essant,
charity order, 51.25 ; F'ingham Electric
Light Company, lights r July, 831.73 ;
Virtu. Gannett, charity order, $5.75; A.
Brisbois, fixing fire alar. $5; C. 3. Read-
ing, two weeks' inspec ing drain, 815 ;
Mrs. Tamlyn, refund pen d fees, $1.25 ; D.
M. Gordon, charity order $1; .John Gilles-
pie, waterworks, $8, str<:ts, $6.25, total.,
1612.25; R.I)reaver, re airs, $1.35; D.
Rush, repairs to horse ower and water
cart, 54.25; Jas. W. Inis, iron 1 or dram
tile, 50 cents, The com ittee recommend•
ed that the account for oundage fees for
Mrs. Sainte' horse be u. paid. That the
account of C, 3, Iteadin -, for inspecting
work on drain be referre to the Chairman
of the Public Works C.tnmittee for ex-
planation. That the as ants of Button &
Tressant,Wm. Gannett, ohn Gillespie and
X. Drawer,, not being -railed to be re-
ferred to the chairmen .f the proper com-
mittees, and that the r to of taxation for
the current year be t enty-one mills on
the dollar, made up as . follows: County
rate, one mill ; town ato, eight mills;
interest on debentures, -ix mills; school
rate, six mills. There; art was .passed as
read and accounts orde ed to be paid. On
the question of the pay ent of tyle account
of Mr. Reading, cone derable discussion
*,rose, the Mayor tisk eig strong ground
against the payment, flaying it vies art in-
fringementin-
fringeent of the rules of the Council. lir.
Gregory contended 1 fat he hada perfect
alight as Chairn,:e:.,'i t`: rlt.t..:t Committee
`'S engage any one to look atter the in-
teresbs of the flown it the matter of the
arsin. Mr. Manila also spoke on the
vet**, painting o t the iu$nstio* of
so bral+ente t et martatiatef ttospend
Pall airs,
Wingham, Sept. 25-26.
Belgrave, Sept. 27-28.
Toronto, Sept. 3-15.
London Western Fair, Sept, 13-22,
Guelph, Sept. 18-20.
Goderich, Sept. 25-26.
Woodstock, Sept, 25-20.
Paisley, Sept. 25-20.
Brantford, Sept. 26-28.
Stratford, Sept. 27-28.
Arthur, Oct. 2-3.
Paris, Oct. 2.8.
Walkerton, Oct. 2-4,
Elora, Oct. 4-5.
Brussels, Oct. 4-5.
Wroxeter, Oct. 2.3.
Seaforth, Sept. 27-28.
Public sohoIi Leaving Exit
1 ation.. ,
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STILL LEAD THE TRADE
MERCHANT
TAILCEINC AND CENTS' FURNISHINGS.
we have the most,nobby to be fount.
. •� _ ►' C�`�'' .half ][ "�'► `''._`"►�--..rte---�
our stock is complete. Note a few of our prices:
Monts Plough Boots, from. $1.,00 up.
Ladies' Fine Button Dongolas, tipped, from $1.00 up.
Boys' land Gills' School Shoes, from. 65ets, upz
land all other goods in that line equally low,
469
457 OUR STOCK OF
433
453
501
510
440
437
428
437
473
48T
458
485
526
468
424
451
563
47
VALISES AND TRUNKS
is full, and at prices which must satisfy all.
(a'Boot and Shoe repairing done as usual.
J. J. HOMUTH & SON,
WINGIIAM,
ELLEaY—At the parsonage, Guelph, on
Gth August. the wife of Rev. S. Seliery,
min- M. A., of a son.
1KAR}iIPiD.
I.1,tiu r•,rt—MoMarn--At the residence
072 of the bride's sister, Mrs. Stobie, Seaforth
672 by Rev. Mr. Musgrave, John Hamlen, of
7G:? Go'lerioh, to Agnes Mary McMath, of
Ashfield towuship.
illi DI;tU.
r7 13t:Rc:nJLL—In Turuberry, on the 13th
664 `August, Thomas Burchill, aged 77 years
661'; d 5 months.
83 ` 1GHTIHAY—In orris, on the 12th inst.,
P. S. Albert Edwin Wightman, aged 5 years,
2 months and 1G days.
• BRUSSELS.
Jackson, Leon .. Brussels P. S.
Lemont, Ella No. 6,Grey
McLaughlin, S lrah Brussels P. S,
Nott, Dorn 44
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Smith, Helen a= No. 3, Grey
Smith, Oliver No. 3, Grey
Smith, Frank Brussels P. S.
Smith, Ernest No. 2, Grey
Strachan, D. S. Brussels P, S.
Ob.ained ant ince standing on
L. examination.
Calder, Magd%ie No. 1, .Grey
McKenzie, A. J. Brueeela P. S.
MeNab, Bella 66
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Menzies, John
Smith, Lizzie
Wilson, Fred T.
U. No. 4, Grey
U. No. 11. Morris
Brussels P. S.
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400' ,B
Doig—In Wing am, on Aug. 10th,
th wife of Mr. J. I 'pp, of a daughter.
Exit —In Wingha , on Saturday, Aug.
1th, Cora Bella, Fyf slaughter of Mr.
Iand Mrs. Jno. Kerr.
LieTona In Ens Wa wa:th h, an
Aug 8th, tl,e wire of 7r. Geo, Lintner,
l of a son. •
School Boar Meeting.
The regular meetili of the School Boatl
was held in the couno room, on Tuesdtb}i
evening. There we_e present --Messrs(
Morton (chairman), .T Il, Moore, Abraham,
Button and. Griffin. Minutes of last nlet;
ing read and confit aed. The ehairmant
reported having instr :eted Wallace Hough
to repair the plaster ,ct the school 4114E4
and having received enders for the kali
'mining of the severe- rooms from Wallam%
Hough for $50 and James Collins for $55.
Mr. Hough's being the west tendeii, it was
therefore accepted. the finance corn
mittee recommended t ,e payment of the
following accounts, on on motion, they
were ordered to be paid Smith & Pethick,
kelsomine, $10.25 ; Alex `Young, kalsomine,
A. ro51.20; 1
$10.25; T. Mills,s �sWal aCe
Hough, kalsomining an,: repairing plaster,
963; Berlin School Surnly Co., repairing
black boards, 536. Mo' -al by 0. N. Griffin,
seconded by Wm. Butto i, that ;he chair-
man and secretary ins e orders for the
'teachers and officers sal.ries for the month
of July—Carried, Ther ieetiug adjourned.
Entrance B xti aination.
I3RnssE:ts.,
At Brussels 58 wrote Sn j'atranee, and
`JO on Public School J ,eaving. The re-
sults its confirmed by the Education
Department, are givers .slow
Bielby Maggie No 1 Me, ;tie
Campbell Lottie INo 11 4orris
Coulter Olara No 1 Mor is
billing Ada No 7 Grey
?erg'uson Jennie No 11 'Morris
blowier Dell No 8 Grey
Howe George)3ryssals P S
iiudie L4ttle No 7 Mol illbp
Jackson Elsie Brussels P S
Kelly llabnal. T. No9 Morrie
Lamont Mond • No G Grey
Mcl&rter Lena No 3 Morrie
MtiLauehl'lnEdith .BrusBele'PS
Mnr.,eunan. Llz21e �, ra
McNeil Maggie
McNair Aggie No 7 Grey
Heinle Lizzie No 7 they
Shaw MIC, B uesels P S
Switzer, ,I elite, NO. 7. Grey
Webste i ren Brusee!B E'. 8.
Welsh, sAltne. N.. 6 Grey
Aiife,y, M., B •� . S.
GUELPH
CENTRAL EXHIBITION
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, September x8,
xg and 20.
POWDERS
Cure SICK HEADACHE and Neuralgia
in 20 1NuTES, also Coated Tongue, Dizzi-
nese, Biliousness, Pain in the Side, Constipation
; 'ro:pid Liver, Bad Breath. To stay cured end
' regulate the bowels. VERY NICE 70 TAKE.
PRICE 26 CEk,rS AT DRUG STORES•
Gres; Additions and imp vements
to the Grounds and = tuldings
during the pas ear.
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Yine Programme of pe al Attractions each
ay.
The most nomplot ,d eon;iirel an dye prize list
at any Exhibition in Ontario.
GansuPanni lAnn Cososars by E:carie Light on
T.tesdav and Wednesday Evenings.
Music by permission of the dent -Co', by the cele.
orated band of the
Queen's Own Rifles of Canada, of Toron-
to, Glionna's World Renowned Ital-
ian Orchestra and the 30th Bat- t
talion Band,
d .
Single tares on e11 Rail roads to the public each
day, good to return up to Sept. 22nd, and to Judges
and Exhibitors on producing certificate signed by
trio Secretary from the 14th, good to return up to
the 24th,
Prize List and all Worn/Colon from Box 470.
B. ROSS McCONItEY, WM, LAU/LAW,
President. Secretory.
WESTERN FAIR,
LONDON,
Sept 18th to 22nd, (894.
BRICK AND- TILE
FOR SALE.
Parties requiring Tile from&8, 10 and
12 inches, will please send in their orders.
Any quantity of Brick and other Tile on
hand.
ELLIOTT BROS.,
Pr..ps. Wintrham Brick Yard.
Windham, July 2,5, 1394.
NEW MAN IN AN OLD STAND.
Having purchased the
NORTH END LIVERY,
and put in a number of first-class
HORSES AND RIGS,
I am in a position t� give as good turn-
outs and Satisfaction as can be got any-
where.
Prices Moderate. The patronage of
the public is solicited.
Livery --Near the G. T. R. station.
S. A. iI4eLEAN.
Windham, July 24tb,1891.
CIZEIZLEN,
If
you want your
Canada's F'atrorite Lrae Stook and
Agricultural Exhibition.....-.
1;58: ALWAYS IN THE FRONT'.
439 SpRIHC AND RIim1VFER•,
5031 --
4071 Exhihitors, make your entries earl • and choose
5051 S
your spsec, ,try � IL >W
4u"0 tables slate Live Stock and Poultry, Sept. Mit,
531 Tr ntriee close, other departtucntt, Sept. 5th,
4d5 l6rul ppaymerttn And horses named in the Stakes,
Ane I bh.
574' Special Attractions ofthe best.
469 SpaCIai 1'ttin*ay and EXpress rated arranged from made in the lutist style, go to
ail pelma. Prize list, ate, free, Apply to
476 tlAI'T. A. W. PORTE, TILOS. A. BROWNS,
476 proficient, • 5corotary.
rat657
....,-. �.
6 LIME FOR SALE. I tI Iii
491 I The anttorelaned otters for bale, Any quantity of
u'lgond lints. win bo delivered to any of the sot.
041 rnondtnt< vittnpos tinct Wingham, at 17} rents per
5‘40t buahcl,
f ii. 4, tr
Lot 4, seri. 7, `purnl,orry.
'l,libntn'rireW p. b. -
opposite
ARE YOU UNDECIDED WIIERE TO TAKE YOUR
U `CY 1 N E S S 1N W ,11,0,qpititpin �,M1'. -. i'+P ININ�/.
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J',i �'is::b.: f%>=� „ rye. ,� �„�..,,,. j,° 'c33..,µ,• vy... -��,.
verset Cit}i• BilSineSS and Shorthand College of London, Ont.
• it can alas full intannatiun regarding our wort: and methods. ,
Satisfaction is assured.
Graivatc4 are ovoryw',ore successful.
C'elle•.e reopens on MONDAY, SEPT. lard. Board 52.50 per week in private families,
;F. W. WEST]ERVJ LT, Principal.
HE SHOE. STORE,
Two chars north of Postoffico, llcxt llalstcd°& Scott's Bank.
NEW FIRM,
• NEW GOODS,
NEW P1ICES
Onr object for this season is
t) , make Customers, not
1UOney.
-Wo willlook for our ..
profits later..
All sires warrant-
ed as represented.
r f.
a
t, ami"si,tuYimilmncuu,uiuo1,na,ua,nt"' .„• .
\1'e wish to establish an exclusive Shoe Business in'W'ingbanl.
aro the , ;t lt'lti the best factories can produce.
Our prices for tiiii;" oil'wlfl be very lore:
The styles aro ti y ta$' -latest.
We will prove to you tio,i,t it will pay yotl. to buy your Shoes at the Shoe.
Store.
It is to our interest to please you,
GOOD BROTHEPS,
W1NGil.ttt and S1 Al''C)t '.I',ll.
The New Shoe lieu.
HARNESS .AND COLLARS.
Hayter linnght nut the' Ambler Iinrnesf I3lioinless and started in his aid stand,.
am .pretnlrecl lir furnish the public with e,tei ytlttng usually kept in it harness shop
such as ;
I•XEAVY, LI(IIIT and PIiACYT ZIAfNBSS,
NETS, 1)t3S'rEitS,
Willl'S, CURVY
BRUSHES, SWEAP COLLARS,
Tit LINKS, 'VAtIS1 and
TllAV1 LUUUNG Si,t(YS, &c.,. he.
r utnk.' all rut' ntvu tIollarfl and .guarantee stttissfeetiott,
"Give 1141' a trill shill 1 wit; ur:' yi,u right
Mon,
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