The Wingham Times, 1894-11-16, Page 1' 1
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VOL..le
11195,
The BE has been making proparat',tvnet
.for a Big Fall Trade by gathering tog, het'
„a'14trge and well -selected stook of Goodbs it'
' every blue, all bought at the lowest and eel
markets and marked at the smallest mag
of profit. Goods were Dever as cheap, alt',
this season, which you will admit aetert
calling and getting prices for anything you
need, let it be what it may, Dress Goods,
Flannels, Underwear or Staples, Furs,
Ready -Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes and
Groceries. And in order to father helps
you and make a 8 go as far as possible, .wed
will give to all Cash Buyers a STIU.xGaa ms -t
Cot r or 10 PEE CENT„ instead of our present'
system, o;t:all purcbases, let it only be 10
cents, (with shoo exception only, sugar.)
Remember our goods are marked as low,
as any in the trade, and we will not bet
;y • undersold. We still hold the reputation for
;' the best Tea in Wingharn at 35 cents, 8 lbs.
•'°for one dollar, 5 lbs. for one dollar and fifty
cents,
5d! r� �1' '" ft I �C °'a / .i
�saati y;:, ,,w �-7.441.:: .a' I,
ORR & HISCOCBS,
The Only Direct >;mporter
Tins B>.An, Oct. llth,1894.
Marriage Licenses ' ti
Issued by PRANK PA2Etzsokv, No 23, V e-
toria street,Wingham, Ont. No wituees s
required. - 1'
..
• sem, Place in Canada to
• e get Business Ede-
® ,� .d ,�as�,✓ ;! ca..e
on, Shorthand{•
etc., Is at the Cenci
troll Business Col
lege, Toronto, Ont., and Stratford,
1'11110130W.
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Unque�ienahly Canada's Greatest Corn -11
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merca Schott/tr La.:co:nes free., Men-
tx this paper, �.,.a & 1hiutt „,
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REAL '.STA 9 AGENCY,
Town and.Farm Property soid'on cotti-
mission, t'o the best advantage of both
buyer end. seller. No sale, no charge.
Rents „lolleoted and,property looked after.
FERE itiii ANCE.
*g'&{&se desiring insurance should select
onoof. the following old and reliable English
etoclt itempauies :
Stitt lite Insurance Company, (Estab-
lished 1710.)
Norwich (inion Insurance Company,
(established 1797e •-reteeee
Alliance Fire Assursi;ife Company, (es
tab'lished 1824.) ,tw
Lancashire hire Insnranob Company,
(established 1852.) :
S. ' K it$lifitii.X.;
Beal Estate and Fire. IneMeence Agent,
Sent Block, Wingham.
LOCAL NEWS.
—Cheap Lamp Gooreee 1:T. E. SHELL,
MacdonaId's Block, Wingham.
—An effort is bei q ee/lade to ganize a
Yotlilg Men's Liber Club in. vin.
"itby's Own" Toilet o 10 cents per
cake. at the China Hous eV. T. 'nee*.
The•Vown Treasurer lits a number of
applications for the To Bail; from out-
side parties.
For Sale ---A • n be Of Brown 'and
White Leghorn r ooters. ;'Prices reason-
able. u i ham.
1 to . T xao W n
1e. A t
ab
pP Y
g
ii 'Mr. Wm. Gol ey, Who last week pur-
chased the north aid livery, hits .disposed
of it since to Mr, Valter Belden, of eieweiok
township, Who hoes entered intp.po
Do not go dirty hen you an
Own Soap for 10o, cake, t
Muse.
+•fid
WINGIIA.M. ONTARIO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1894. $1A YEAR IN ADVANCE
—The railway cora res are advertising
the usual cheap fare of thanksgiving.
New Peels, amine, new Currants
and pore Spicen W, T. YATE:S.
--Conductor Wal sley has resumed Ms
old run on the Lend n, Huron and Bruce.
Railroad accident l terrible loss of life,
bet no loss of time, for the watch was
bought at PirTEnsow's Jewellery store.
—Mayor Hanna hrepented, and is now
gnite willing to she orders for the pay-
ment of accounts.
—The eland -in -I Did Clothing House,
Tatnlyn's Block, Bingham; is offering
groat bargains in teady-made Clothing,
and has a 0'0,000
Thanksgi in
necktie for
New York les wal arrive this week. Be A couple of phot rapherswere it town
sure you s them. D. M. GORDON.
a few days this week taking views for a
—The Judge's _;curt of revision of the souvenir book which the G. T. R. Co. are
town voters' list wIa held in tbe town ball, issuing. They took out seventy views• l,',
last week, by Judge Toms, when a number —Private moneys to loau on. mortgages
of namest
were a' ded to the list, ,told at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
several struck off. tf .To NE1:LANns.
—The Presbytery e, Maitland will meet ( The latest Corsage Pins, in gold and sil. —Some despiaab" ,' mean person entered
at Wingham, Tuesdr', Nov. 30th at 11.30 ver, at PArrxrte0ia'a Jewellery store. Me. Alex. Inglis' premises, a short time
a. m,
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R. A.
Graham's market grocery.
—Methodist Chu h --Rev. Dr, Gifford's
snbjeot, on Sunda evening next, will be
"The Philosophy f tee Christian Reli-
gion."
For the latest and nobbiest Hair Pins,
Call at PArrnnsox's Jewellery Store.
—Mr. D. M. Gordan has been on the
sink list for the past few days, but, we are
pleased to say, be i now nicely on the
mond.
feet to choose from. .-Trunks, valises, leather bags,&e. New
D
von want a beautiful stock just received at Goon BROTHELS, The
nks+ wing 7 The very newest New Shoe Store,
--Rev. Dr. Grim , of Toronto, Treasurer —Tho sales of the
of the Superannua4on Fund, preached in ary are phenomenal.,
the Methodist cbu eh, on Sunday evening . a mathematician wit
last, and forcibly and clearly laid the , if the copies require
claims of the fund b fore the large audience !orders were laid one
present. i the stank would be of
—Boots and shoes neatly and prpmptly and laid end to en
repaired. Goon Breneti ns, The New Shoe ; over fifteen miles in 1
Store!' J. R. Reynolds' stock of groceries at
—Thursday next, 22nd instant, being cost, at H. E. SNLLL's, M•acdonald's Block,
Thanksgiving clay,.w : would' be glad if our! Wingham.
correspondents wont, send in tbeirbudgets ( —Services at the ongregational cltureili
of news as early hi t .e weok as possible, aswill be held next Sun ay at the usual hours,
we wish to publish r est week on Wednes- 411 a. in. and 7 p. m. Sunday Sohoel - at
day evening, so as t , allow the printers a 2.30. Preaching by be pastor morning
eg subject : "A. re-
tie church." -Even-
1 t
message and the
prayer -meeting will
the evening service.
ew Standard Diction -
The publishers have
has figured out that
[ to fill the advance
on top of the other,
br three miles high,
would tnakea path
angth.
holiday.
Mr. E.
Wingl
and ij
Can
Pate
;mut evening. Morn
. Clarke;, beteg about ee leave quisite for blessing in
�a , will. dispose - of . Me. ,.P,'nrniture ing subject : "A roe
o sehold Effects by pri,ate sale. ; response." A short
e en tit may time at the home i o of
Geo t
be held at the close
Street,e and if not disposed of by' :
the 28th inst., will be sold by public ane s All are cord fly invited.
tion. Also a number of very fine house z;lave , ass opened up an import order
plants. �call i' W ty Gelman Table China, in all tho
ee On Saturday 1a . Master Boil Chap- .144 e'tlesigns. Call and see them at the
Mn was out for a otter ride, ani'1 when 1 China blouse. W. T. YATES.
near his father's Linnery, on Victoria I 11411r. E.. C• Clarke has received the ap-
I Vi
street, the horse took it into Ilia head to run pointment - of genera 'organizer for the
away, and ran down last the salt block, ;Canadian Order of rehears in the Merl -
where he ran throug t the river , and got' time Provinces, with headmen: ars in at.
tangled up in a wirelance. The cttttervtas.• John, N. B. Ho expo s to leave, tvitlt. his
pretty badly broken up, and the. horse family, in the course a few weekeeeteMr,
severely injured wit K . the barbed wire, 'A. Clarke has been conn ted with the Order
number of those woe' ing at the salt block ,from its inception, an is thoroughly ac -
went to the rescue of he horse. Bert was 1 quainted with all de ails in connection
thrown out but not in ured. el. with its workings. At
the position of High 1
-.=-I am still hero .n .Wingham in the ,and we fell sero he wil
Furniture and Undertaking business, and;
:cordially invite anyone wanting goods in 1 position to which he h
my line to call and see for .yourselves ' is many friends in
'
where you can get best value foryour t sorry to lose him, a
money. Don't be deceived by what some and doting hisresiden
interesteei • ,j arties say about prices, but
cone and see for yDurselves. I am not honored by his fello
here to be undersold either in Ftirnituro, tions at the Council a
Picture Framing or Undertaking. Please
bear this in nmind.
S. Gretna..
Practical Undertaker.
.,.
Arao'ht~xvf
L
� 4
Il
C. T. held their eegul
Temperance l,ort -T
a good attend@nhot.. -i
initiated arid' Iniing
The following officers
Lodge Deputy J. W.
quarter: P. C. T,.Ja;
Blackwell ; V. T., le
E. Blackwell ; F se,
Bella Morrison ; Chap
A. Brisbois ; D. M.,
ILinsman; Sept., Is
prospects are good for
essionna ,ter.
•
ay 1 aby's
g,
e No: 280 . T.. 0.
r meeting in the
esday evening,with
o candidates were
position subniitted.
were installed by
odd', for' the cuerent
i,A•li�ila0n ; C. T., M.
Cmatt , , it. S., s,•ha P
W. Dodd ; Treas.,
G. A. Nctvtere4.11.,
leinsman, (:try. L.
c Hnghctd, eeThe
ho incoming guar -
be Anohoe
. GOBDOkl. ..
Mr. Alfred Ieel d, of town, condtt4ttf
1 ' on the London fres t, hall the fore' f;Yngnr
of the right hand to en off by the 'buffers
while coupling cars t Denfield, on Monday
last. el
—J. Golley, Veterinary Surgeon—Office
and infirmary : 32 Victoria xttteot west.
•i eeidence: 125 Minnie etrect, Itidd s
former residence. Cells promptly attended
to, day or night.
—A union, serrate of the Methodist,
Presbyterian, Bap tat and Congregational
churches will be 1I d in the Congregational
church, on Than .sgiving day, Thursday,
Nov. 22nd, at 10. 0 a. m., in which all the
pastors are to talc- part. Addressee will
be given by Revs. d'as. Itamilton and D.
Petrie. An offering will bo received for
the poor of the tont.
—for i e f.t•la.s tailoring and cheap
y�eaitts' furnishings, try Webster it Co.
ytemember the place, Cita! door South of
1t A. Graham's grooery store.
•
tlsoots Along Wear Furniture.
Anyone wanting to buyfurniture or
carpets We fall and wanting to got the
hest value fee their money. I would ask
them to call and see what I have to offer
in Bed Eonin Suites, Parlor Suites, Side-
boards, Matresses, Spring, Beda, Chairs,
&e, I have all such goods on hand and I
waft to sell thein, and no ,natter what
prices are quoted you 'elsewhere don't buy
until you call and see what styles and
prices I have. Not only the best value in
furniture, but to anyone who purchases
640 'worth and over of furniture I will
supplycarpets 'at cost direct from the
manuacturer. If necessary you ton get the
carpets made to order to fit your rooms,
cut, matched and sewed a1I ready for
putting 'flown. This is a special offer and
A chances to got your rooms carpeted cheap.
Remember this offer is from
S. Gnacmr,
Furniture Dealer, Wingham.
Take ItOtlee.---The Tnrss and
Weekly Globe will be sent to any address,
in Cttlnnada or the United States, for one
year,',for one dollar, payable in advance.
I filo riptione may committee at any time.
one time he held
ice Chief clanger,
bo suoeessful in the
s been appointed,
Wingham wild be
he is a good citizen,
e in'town he has been
i -electors with poai-
d School Boards.'
—G. T. li. trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 6.25 a. in. and 11.20 a.
m., via W. G. et B.; 6.85 a. in. and 3.25
p, rn., via Clinton and Guelph. Good eon -
t'
neatens byall trains.
i
-Tlie monthly Gos gel Temperance
meeting under the auspiceet of the W. C. T.
IL, was held in tho Tetaoerance Hall, on
Monday evening last. 'here was not a
very large audienoe. M W. F. Brooken-
shire ocoupied the chair, and the meeting
was opened with prayee by Rev. Jas.
The choir of the iia tilt
Hamilton.p
church gave several sole, tions of musics,
and the Rev. Mr. Hamill
address of the evening. I
age he depicted the evil,
titaffic, and pointed out t
people in regard to the o
known temperance vie' to legislative
positions. The address -was greatly ap-
—Read Messrs. G.
new advertisements,
—Rev. L. G. Woo
exchanged pulpits
of Clinton, on Sunda
don and Mtntshaw's
n other columns.
, of St. Paul's church,
ith Rev, Mr. Fairlie,
last.
—Watches, clocks and jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by Hexane
Plate, Meyer Block, Wingham.
t ear. Geo. The bald, well-known to
many of our reade, , has been selected
from over a hundre l applicants as princi-
pal of Embro publi, school, Oxford county.‘e
ago, and stole a rare and beautiful Dahlia
plant.
t
boots,handmade told facto • -
-Lo factory
-
made.
made. 'The bst and cheapest in the
county, Goon BnoTRrsxs, The New Sec e
Store.
l reMr, Geo. Mus
hill, formerly of thi
practices with a Mr
and hes removed to
ove, L. D, S., of Park -
town, has exchanged
Laidlaw, of Niagara,
she latter place. aefe
WANT,,» to borrow for a term of years—
I8,000 on good farm security, at 5 per cent.
nterest. For particulars apply at Trues
Office, Wingham, Ont.
—The local Cou toil of the Canadian
Order of Chosen Fenn& oontemplato giv-
ing a high class ante tainment in the course 1
of a few weeks, if th y meet with sufficient
encouragement fro , our townspeople.
A great r''•neat '.n 's being caused by our
selling a 5"o. i per ed direct Japan Tea n4
;40o. and 3 . one . or 25c. Try some of it
and he c•t •need. D. M. Goneox.
"!''Mr. H. E. Snc1 has a live coon and a
ere'
of rabbits In one of the windows of
his store. The wi. dow also contains a
cedar stump, cion_ leaves, &c., anti the
s'trauge inhabitants appear quite at hoino•
gllir. B. Willson,'
from town for some
tion again piiMonda
who has been absent
ronths, took Itis posi-
es agent of the Bank
of Hamilton. The be tic's many customers
in town will be leas .d to see Lim at Itis
poet again.
Wingham druggi-ts report Phenyo-
Caffein as giving pert let satisfaction iu the
most severe eases of ..adache;or neuralgia.
—At the
regular ar moot't; of (al
p
Caledonia, No. 49, So .s of Scotland, held
in Wingham, on the 5th lost., e. cordial
vote of thanks was ac orded to the Itev. D.
Perrie, for his able a instructive sermon
delivered to them on t e previous Sabbath,
and to the managers , nd session of the
Presbyterian church, for tee use of the
center pews of the chi roll, and also to the
choir tr their menet t selections of music
for the cession. Biped in behalf of the
Camp by, bas. Ellin . and T. M. Hender-
son, Commit'
Please Pr
We send out in thi
a number of remind
due on subscription,
if those receiving tht
the amount at once,,
su bacription accoun
of January next.
settled during the pc
they have our than
Now.
issue of the TIMES
re el the amount
ad will be pleased
notices will remit
We must have all
settled by the 3st
large number have
et few weeks, and
Condolence.
Resolution � L 'on d
At a recent meetin t of Court Maitland,
No. 25, Canadian Or•er of Foresters, Wing -
ham, the following r4olution of condolence
was passed; '
MRS. A. 0ourrs,
Deep ilTAnaAt, ,-iii, the members of
Court Maitland, No. 25, desire to express
our deep sympathy r yon in the loss yoe
have sustained in tie - death of your dear
tit
husband. While tc: deeply sympathize
p y y m th
with you, may He w -co is a Friend to the
widow and a Fatherf o tbe fatherless cone
fort you in your bei'avement. Signed on
behalf of Court Mai land, No. 25, 0. G. F.
T. J. elclefes,
Reo.-Sec..
• Card of Thanks.
To env OrrICEns . n nininiuts Or Cottnr
n delivered the seen een, No. 25, c-aN.nxAN Onnxn Fon.
forcible lenge- ,Sights•
of the liquor GnNTZNau:N,—I deers to express my sin-
e duty of the aero thanks to you fe your sympathy and
totiou of 'nen of help given me during= my late husband's
long iilness. I espee ally wish to thank
yq,t for the peeuniat y assistance rendered,
predated by the audio pc. etre. W. D, as when you had pa d all time sick benefits
Pringle and Mies Peltol- gave a beautiful that he was entitles` to you ovule liberal
deet, and the meeting vas brought to a grants from time to hue, which, had I not
close with prayer by Rev -D. Perrie. I received, I do not lino w how I could have
• e eefeeortedray family I have also to thank
jiC Exemitiee Comm ttee and nigh Treas.
e'O.eeteleOrder fo- the prompt payment
GALE 1LE'GI rER.
11• t' ti ' I bill
not
A P g g p
attics at m tet, e saB riot
at the Tures office will have a free notio'
inserted in this lint up to the tithe Of zeal,,,
SA•rustxxx, Nov, 23un eefeerctjoa sale of
farm stook, tot 20, tops1 Cult'ose, at 1
ttkie, proprietor,
illation sale 'of
u'ehotel, Wingham,
o'clock lm. M. Wm.
J. Purvis, auctioneer
SA'rennar Nov. 17�
sial estate, st the Qu+
at 2 o'oloeit p. m. 1ircel 1.—Tote Noe.
7 and 8, Alfred stree north, On the pro.
petty there is a cold marage building 2.2x30;
alto a largo frame b ilding. Pared 2.--- .
Park lot 16, 'onsistin of flve aore8. On'
the property ore two frame houses and a
large frame stable. lute. Gillespie, :pro.
prietor. meter Dean1attotioneor.
tiff one eltob.eend doll ere insurance on the
]ifs tit 'n y :late bus land, Alek, Coutts,
Mae Moil :nbundantl ' bless your noble
Order is the sincere tv. It of
Yours Tr ly,
BosaN A Soratti. •Cobrrs.
Wingham, Oct. 10th, 04,
4 ..
A Child Enjoys
That pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup of pigs, when in
need of a laxative, and if the father or
'mother is +motive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that it
is tate hest faintly remedy known, and
every family ithould have a bottle on hantf.
—A. delegation
Sons of Scotland
Murchison, Distric
new Camp at Logi
last. 'They report
one Camp Caledonia,
assisted Mr. John
Deputy, to organize a
lsh, on Friday night
ving a good time,
Thanks ung Diianer.
The ladies of the-: elothn,iist chnreh 'ia
Winghaxl, intend holding it Thanksgiving
entertainment in the town hen, on the
evening of Thank giving Day (Nov. trtd.y
Dinner will he se ved from fl to A n',•lor•k,
in the Council C..amber, after which an
entertainment wil 1'e riven in the auditor-
ium.
uditorium. Addresses, r sushi, &c. The public are
cordially inviter to come and enjoy a
pleasant avenin Admission only 25
cents.
Mrs. Jas, Fox,
her parents in to
Mr. D. Saunde
enrolee 4.
of. Brussels, is visiting
yn this week.
s, editor of the Wroxeter
Advocate, was in own on Saturday last.
Mr. G. H. Edi;ee„mbe, of Listowel, wag
in town ou Wetn=qday, on business..
Mr, E. Grade_ g, of Brantford, Sup-
-Miss Charlotte McDonald wishes to erintendent of . Organization, Canadian
intimate to the lathes of Wingham and Order Foresters, ent Wednesday. in tcwn,
vicinity that the Dress and Mantle making combining busiue a with pleasure.
busiusss,formerlycarried on b Miss M. Mrs. John Pelt( n is ac rWood-
Johnston,
o d-
Joluxsto, will bcontinued by her iu the stock visiting frit ds. ',resent t n in W o
old stand, Gregory Block. Pref. Moody'a Miss Louise Z e. Anson i3 vision' friends
tailor system ti.ught. Cutting and fitting
a apeoialt, . in Brussels.
—It is expected th t the /larks Bros: Mr. R. MoAlp ae, of Brussels, spent
Comedy Company •i11 visit Wingham in Sunday in town.
the course of a moat or so, and give it Mitchell Advoo ,tea : Mr. E. Davis, Wing-
eteekeeisatertainmen . under the auspices ham, visited his :friends in town on Mon -
of one df" the town societies, Thoy are day'
meeting with grant access in this year's Luoknow Sentei: Master Fred Matthie
tour, and have some eartists, as well as is visiting fr}endetin Wingham.my.
altogether new play
Phenyo-Caffein i'
any form of headaclt
all druggists.
fraaeOne night this s
of this town, killed
table use, at his
Winghaue, and brow
basket, leaving then
kitchen. Mss. Green
were not cleaned that
morning, on going to
dinner, one of the chi
of the basket and rot
its head had been cut
e -On Thursday sh
o'clock, fire broke on
story frame building
Josephine street, op
hotel, and occup'
Showers and Mr. 1
Although the firm
the spot the fire ha
headway before pre
be got to throw the
The. occupants of
netely got most
1eti'ectsout, though p
by retnoval. The 11
joining building, fog
an implement warn,
Mr. John Abell, of
the buildings are b
have not learned w
sured or not.
—We take the fol
tv
late Mrs. Smith,
Smith, of Halsted &
town, from the Mt. F
On Friday last, Mrs.
late Siducy Smith, for erly of the "White
House," quietly awl --ether unexpectedly,
passed away in her 82eerl year, her deeet,se I
following only a few nonths after that
ofherl
, 1us band The
Id ]adv hass
been in
feeble health for some years but was ap-
parently no worse just l.efore she died than!
she had been for many weeks previously.
Temp
guaranteed to cure To the Editor of the
or neuralgia., 25o. at DEAR Sen,—Te
to squirm and t
ek, Mr. Geo. Green, the information
some obickens for once does it make
ennery in Lower 1 what my motive
t then' home in aI ftrmationl' He
in the summer , 'sir. Connolly ple,
being busy, t•bey 1 measure for the
ight.and the next traffic. I had n�
prepare them for being given, an
kens hopped out the statement, a
around, though far proof hal not
lean off. peranoe".has no
rtly after twelve if I and the publi
kxe dM not tell wh
rance's Issue.
5aae.
nperance still continues
•_..
st e
and declines to the
asked for. What 'litter-
to him or any one else
was in askiug for the in -
made the statement that
ged himself to support a
ronibition of the liquor
t heard of such a pledge
questioned the truth of
d asked for proof. So
sen given, and "'Teo-
ne to blame but himself
generally believe that
in the large two- such
was true when be said.
such a pledge had eeu made, As far as I
n the east side of
am concerned, Dr Macdonald has no. con»
caste the Exchange neetion with the mattes; cud it does not
d by
Met Daniel show good taste 01 • "Temperance's" park
lton as d Wellings. o try to drag him into the dieoussioe. I
were promptly on have no doubt et tt "Temperance" and
gained considerable; ether temperance t=en in every community
sure enough could i
tater any distance.
ua buildings forte- l
f their house':e,ld
city Welly duutugod
e spread to en sd- i
norly oc.ulpie 1 as
om, and owned by l
Toronto. Both of
dly damaged. We 1
ther they were iii
wing notice of the
t
Et ,.
o.
t Mr. A. L.
.
Scott's bank, this
reit Representative:
Smith, relict of the
Her end was peaceful ail woe miff theiiick-
ering light of life,burncclldown to the socket,
had, without warning. gone out. The
deceased, whose amide' name was Eliza
,
Ensko, was a native of .faro county, Ire, -,I
ri..hly deserye the
them by the doctor
lame between ,'Te
and he cannot esca
Nis will conclude
ter as I am concern
-Temperance" m
should write again.
Public
The regular mea
was held on Tuesd.
es
1 Morton,
Messrs. Mo ,
Moore and Abrah
meeting read and
report for the mon
lie follows:
t,::rT. noes.
1 21
2 34
8 25
4 32
5 25
6 33
7 32
8 43
ensure that was given
'But that is not the
eranoe" and myself,
e by raising side issues.
his correspondence, as;
d, uuleas.in reply from
ea it .necessary that T
Yours, &o.,
} Tu>vrortnsn.
cel Beard.
ng of the School,Board:
evening. Present---
` Grusin Button
ineli., Minutes of last.
dopted. • • P. incipal'a
t of Uatober wits read
GIni
3
34
33
2
4
i Total 2411 . 26
An average of 54
On motion of
by Wm. Moore,
land. Sho was mania
band in the old land, c:
with him and her histo
that of itfaithful wife
his, which es a pioneer
hood we published in tl
time of his death a few:
to her late Ma -
me to tide country
y is identified es
end helpmeet with
n this neighbor -
zee -columns at the
tenths since. Itor
t-.ttherland produce
' for live days' able
;slowed by 0. N. G,
• Bell, that Jennie 0,
Sarah Farquharson
1 substitutes during
--Carried. Meved
funeral took place Mon lay afternoon and
was largely attended - befitted the last
.token of respect to one who lived eo long
and worthily in our IT .east. All her sous l
were present at the f ttrerrel, including the
Messrs, St ith„. of 'Toro Ito and Wingham,
and her sister's eons ltle: re.'Thos. and Geo.
Clarke.
Many a "Young flan,
When from over -work, possibly assisted
.by an inherited weakness, the health facia
and rest or medieal treatment roust be re.
sorted to, then no medicine tarn he etrtp'oy-
ed with the sante beneficial results as Scott's
Emulsion.
•
TOTAL. AVPnlAet9.,
4ti 43
Uri
en
6(3 4,8
58 52
62 58
65 55
88 72
508 435
each teacher.
N. Griffin, seconded
as received. Miss E.
a medical certificate
co through sickness.,
iflin, seconded by T.
gill be paid 44.50 and
$5, for teaching as
be sickness of teachers
by T. Bell, secended,
by Wm. Button, tat the matter of the
storm erinti owe be eaferred the Management;
Committee, with netructions to itavo a.
sttf5eient nutnber cut on—Carried, The
Finance Commit ee teconed:fended pay.
went of tbe foil 'ng r000'ti to t W. J.
Chaptnan, sheep i.n, 11; Thos. Moore,,
work, 02.26; J. It , rva'rk, 42.25. )dosed:
by C. N. Griffin, tided by Wrn. $utttan,,
that the report be-ddpted end the aaoounts.
paid ---Carried. '_.'owed by T. Bell, second -0
ed by T. Abrahar� that the Chairman at'td
Steretary be inet acted to haus orders for
the teachers' and 'fftcers' titlark* fat the
month of Oetobe"`Carried. The nteeties
then adjourned.
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