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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-08-16, Page 5THE W'1 1 G•H.AM TINES, :AUGUST 16 895. a CULROSS. The Council met at the Town hall, Teeswater, Aug, 5th, 1835, as per contract on bridge, lot 11, coneessian 10, $30•; David Melntosh, gravel and repairs, (2 bills), $3.74 ; Walter Richardson, repairing bridge, lot 25, •auotion of adjournment. Diembers concession 7, $1 ; Henry Haldenlby, all present, The Reeve in the 6 yards gravel, 1l,%6.02 ; Weiler and chair, The minutes of last meeting on, plank and stringers, 81,53; Geo. read. Reid----Kuntz--That the ins, 75 yards gravel ; 85.25 ; ninutes of last meeting of Couueil as Wallace Bradford, ,contract, comes- -last read be adopted—Carried, Mc- akin 12, lot 22, 811,64; Mrs, Jos. IC y,....Kuntz—That as it is reported A tell, 51 yards gravel, 3,?8; Jno, that the bridge opposite Lots 1 and 2, `t'eaechter, gravel on 3,78; Jim. on 4th Concessiou, is requiring re- I ra�airs, .l e., $3,06 ; Jno, Weighter, pair, that Joseph Welwood inspect Lana 81,12; Jos, Waddell, one the same and repair it if necessary I yon road, 81 ; Jas. McGregor, —Carried. Johnson—McKay—That rk on BOth side road, concession 4. a culvert is required opposite lots 31, 25 ; Michael s, gravel, (3 Concession 6, that Wm. Reid, have 11s), 87.07 ; henry Opperman, ofie put in by pttblic competition-- ork on concession A, lots 27 and 28, Carried. McKay—Reid—That as 0 ; Geo, McKay, balance of con - the small bridge opposite Lot 21, -act on lot 10, concession 7, $230,90; Concession 12, is in need of repair or rebuilding, that Jos, Johnston have * ne what he thiuks necessary, either rebuild or repair, and also re- port at next sitting of Council on the condition of the bridge uncross the river on Concession 10, but if be ,.'thinks repair at present necessary that' be have it done—Carried.-- Reid—McKay--That as the culvert opposite lot 9, concession 14, is in need of repair, that Peter Kuntz have the same done—Carried. Wel- wood—McKay--That as the Path - master on beat from 31 to 35 inclusive, on 4 and 5 concession returned one day of road work un done by Mr. Waddell in said beat that Mr. Waddell be allowed the on day for assistance given in puttin • out the fire on road by his boys an team, which assistance is benefiei in saving money to the Townshi and the time occupied being mot than one day—Carried. McKay Kuntz --That as a culvert is neede between lots 18, concession 10 a • 11, to let the. surface water aer the road, that Jos. Johnston have LUCKNOW, The eighth annual convention of the Bruce County W. 0, T. U. will (D. V,) be held with the union at Lueknow on the 21st and 22nd of August, in the Odd Fellows'' hall,. commencing at 9.30 a. in. with devo- tional exercises by Mrs. G. W Berry, president of the Lucknow union. Convention will be called to order at 10 o'clock by the county president, Miss K. M. ]fisher. .A meeting of the children will bo held at 9 a, ma on the 22nd, which will be addressed by Mrs, Reed of Teeswater and Mrs. Stauffer of Paisley. Sehool of Methods will open at 10 o'clock. sharp when papers will be read on Parlor Meeting, Woman's Suffrage, Selentitlo Temperance in Schools, McKenzie Narcotics, "Y" Work, Gospel Tem o, , gravel, 84,95 ; Peter perance, Mothers' Meetings Band of nut; for Mrs, Wolfe, X10, Hope Work, Our Literature, discus- CfTAS. Btfixbx, Tp, Clerk. sions to, follow each of the subjects. The publie platform meetings will be held in the town hall, commenc- ing at 8 p. m, on the 21st and 22nd, which will be addressed by the delegates and others. Good music will be provided by delegates from Teeswater, Chesley and the sisters at Lucknow.—The marriage is an- nounced, at the home of the groom's parents, Algeo, North Dakota, of Miss Margaret Murray (Pidge Murray), youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Murray, Luck- now, to Francis Jefferson, Algeo. Miss Murray was one of Lucknow's popular young ladies. WHITECHURCH. Miss Lizzie Kew, of this place, has ken a situation as telegraph perator in Kincardine, made,vaeant y the removal of Miss Kew, who as had charge of the office for the ast four years, removing to Toronto. The recent rains have been very oneficial to the root crops and some f the late grain crops, and will assist he pasture very much. MORRIS. We are sorry to hear that air. braham Proctor is on the sick list. —The next meeting of Morris Coun- cil will take place on Monday, 26th inst.—We regret to hear of the serious illness of Wm. McGill, 4th line, from dropsy of the, heart.—The voters' lists for 1895 are out and were first posted up August lst. In the 6 divisions there are 883 names, 429 of whom are qualified to serve as jurors. lac:avert put in by public competition' BELGRAVE. Carried. McKay--Jolzstou—Thl The following officers were elected • Mrs. Wolfe, an indigent, be made 1 at the last Lodge meeting of the I. 0. grant of ten dollars and that 1G. T.:—C. T., J. 11. Stevens; V. T., cheque for that amount be isst I Minnie Russel; P. C. T., 0. W. and the money paid to Peter Ku Scott; Clap., Rev. Mr. Shaw; Sec., to give to her—Carried. —Kant Catharine Wightman ; M., W. Wil- McKav—That a grant of six dol son ; G., Nellie McRae; S., E. Nichol - be made to gravel the road opp' son; Treas., T. H. Edwards; 1?. S., lot 30, concession 6, and that H. B. Scott.—W. Rath, Sr., of Bel - Reid expend the same --Car grave, has disposed of his 50 acre Welwood—Johnson—As comp farm to Dr: Johnston at a good figure. • has been made to this Council Mr. Rath intends moving to•Melanc- the municipality of Teeswater 1 thoi township, where he has pur- 13y-Law giving a premium to chased a farm of 100 acres. one impounding sheep, givin GO R,IE. eouragement to villagers to im d Messrs. Gillies & Smith, Waite sheep of farmers living near s- bankers, of Teeswater and Brussels, water, and the said farmer e are opening a branch office in • this annoyed with village cows ju l; place. Capt. Laine, who has • con- ' into their fields doing dam- to ducted business here for a number of grass and crops, and we hav b years, is retiring. --Mr. W. G. Swag, requested to pass a By -Law of this place, has been appointed iting cows from running at la in general travelling agent and. inspec- the Townshps, so as to prote farmers, that the clerk have Law prepared for passing sitting of Council --Carried. --Johnston—That the financ as just read be adopted and issued for the various a Carried. Reid—McKay— levy this year for general purposes, exclusive of school mill on the dollar and that t have the By -Laws for levy pared and ready to pass sitting of Council—Carrie olmma- ston---Welwood—That thi mil do now adjourn to meet on Monday, Sept. 2nd, in the ' Hall, A Teeswater, at 10 a. mn. id y- xt ay ort nes tor for the Canadian Order of, For- esters, and aviUd commence his duties on the 1st of September next. Mr. Stroug has bad considerable ex- perience in Forester work, and no doubt will be successful. the BRUSSELS. hip The smoke stack blew down at lone the Enterprise • Salt Works and manufacturing is temporarily closed pre" down.—George Colvin was struck on 'ext • /Ala 44 Arkell, Geo. Mc- is 15 and Finance Report—W yards gravel, 55.88 ; 158 yards gravel, 51 Kay, balance of cont'os. Straus, 16, concession A, 56 bridge, right of way whileg $3 ; Graham Scott, ads gravel, air x` 3.50 ; Graham 1 wheat, $1 ; Jno. 25t1t side road, Jno. Falconer, fix and . 31, concese Hardie and others • road, $5 ; Dan, drift wood from Thompson, for oad through g, ditch, &Le.. sion 11, 55 ; ad, lots 30 57 ; Jno. on 25th side lo, keeping 81 ; Thos. el, $8.26, the beaa by a falling scaffold pole, at the new sehool house, 'and a nasty Mr. Russell Harris, of 15th con- nesday .of" last. week Wm. Memel, - stone foundation under his barn, was thrown off a load .of headini which is.very eonvienent, and great - while returning from Seaforth and lY improlves the appearance of the had one of his arms and his back itt- same. aired. He does not know whether the wheel ran over his arm or a TURNBERRY. violence of the fall rendered him un- bundle of beading fellon it, as the ivr Mr. ,1/17111. Hari -is has purchased a 1 assea-Harri.s. binder, and brought it mme from la Ingham on Wednesday. —The fine brick residence of Mr. Peter Deans, Sr., will soon be finish - e . It will be one of the finest resi- d ke in the township when coMplet- ed.—Mr. Wm. Wheelens' brick resi- dence is nearing completion,. WROXETER, Mrs. Jos. Cowan and daughter, Miss Josie, were visiting friends in Harriston, last week.--aalr, and. Mrs. Jas. Ballantyne were visiting friends in Blyth, last week. Mr. Thos. rived, at Bluevale in the evening. Ramshaw was visiting friends in The rode a distance of 161 miles Acton, last week.—A• number of our during the day. young men left for Manitoba on Tuesday niorning, on ahe cheap ex- cursion offered by the C. P. R.— John W. Sanderson and family are visiting in Goderich this week.— Miss Prater, of Erie, Pa., is visiting Smith is in Chesley visiting the Misses Elliott,of that place.—Malcolm Allen, who has been living in Color- ado, for the last eight years, is home for few weeks. He speaks higbly dayS this week with friends in Blyth. of that part of Uncle Sam's domains. —Mr. Allen Frail& left for Manitoba last week where he intends to re- main.—On Monday evening last, a largely attended Literary was held in the Congregatioaal .church under the auspices of the Christian En- deavor Society, a good programme of singing, recitations readings, in- strumental music, and addresses by Hartley occupied the chair. — Mr. McDougall, of Chatham Business BLUEVALE, Mrs. Curtis, who resided .a short distance to the east of this place, was united in wedlock with Mr. Alex. Morrow, of Listowel, a abort time ago, and bas gong to Listowel to re- side. Mr. William Frederick King, who has been visiting his father and brother,. returned to his borne in Concord, New iiampsbire, accom- panied • by his two nieces,. Misses Elizabeth and Susan Ling, oi' this village.—.51r. Will Bailey, who is eheesemaking at Rothsay, Ont., spent Sunday at home.—Mr. Robert McMillan, of McKillop, was the guest of Mr. John King, on Sunday.—Mrs. Wm. Diamond, of Wingham, was visiting in Bluevalc this week,—Miss Bell Burgess has returned home from Ethel.—Messrs. Will and John Gardiner,, jr., of Tecswater, were visiting their father, last week.— Owing eek:Owing to ill -health, Mr. Jennings, of the post office store, has been com- pelled to give up business and he and his family have gone to Palmer- ston to reside.—Mr. Joseph Pugh has moved his stock into the store va- cated by Mr. Jennings. --Seven or eight people from here have gone to Manitoba this week.—Mr, James Robertson spent Sunday in Wroxeter. —Mrs. Walter Patterson and Edna have returned home after a visit to relatives in Blackstock.—Mr. Harry Stowe, of Goderieb, spent a few days at home this week. — Will Harvey , is visiting his uncle, Mr. Fell, of Auburn.—Mr. Will Gardiner and Ed. Coultis started off on their bicycles Tuesday morning. They went through Brussels, Seaforth, Clinton, Goderieh,, Kincardine, Port. Elgin, Teeswater, Wingham and ar- (Intended for Iftsb Issue.) Mrs. Srigley and daughter, of Toronto, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, this week.—Mr. and Mrs. Gaunt, of Kinloss, visited Mrs. A. Gemmill one day last awaek.-- Mr. and Mrs. McKersie spent a'few holding a concert here in the near futare.—Mr. R. Blow started the brkkwork of Mr. T. Hemphill's stores Tuesday. He intends putting on six*or seven hands, and will soon eomplete th'e brick work.—Mr. John Davidson, who has been on the sick list for some. days, we are pleased to aee, is around again.—The Rev. R. S. G. Anderson, who has been away for the last four weeks, has returned 'College, is bome visiting his parents. home.—Several of our townspeople —Mr. -Stewart, of Brussels, spent a went to, Brussels, ou Moaday, to see few days this week with friends here. .a game of base 'ball between Brus- —Mr. and Mrs. Orr and daughter, of sels and Pahnerston, brat the game Baden, visited at Mr. MeKersie's this was a little one-sided. Score : week. Brussels, 19 ; Palmerston, 0.—The Unions go to Blyth on the lath, to play Goderich, the above date being Blyth's civic holiday. interesting match of base ball was played here on Monday between the Palmerston and Brussels clubs. Score :—Palmerston, 0 ; Brussels., 19. ton and Boyd.—The Brussels Daly- ina Park Association have made ar- rangements for races on Monday and Tuesday, August 19th and 20th, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. S. Hall are and 48 yards gray 81,000 is offered in purses, The fol- visiting friends in Harriston, Dray - am for his eonawluall. was lowing is the prograin :—First day— ton and. GrancaValley, this week.— deducted from the balance of contract aa. Wm, McGee, Work tip concession 6 and 7, • Kee, gravelling 5t eession 7 and 8, $1 dish, repairing big 104,3 ana a, canoe $tiaa Geo. Resit gravel, 82.45 ; plank4 boundary nt of con- a.40 trot or pace, pulse ; open r , M.cTavish, trot or pace, purse $25Q; half ladle Mrs. McPherson, of Winnipeg, are essinn 10, run, purse 51.00: Seeond day -2.29 visiting Mrs. MeElrey's brother, Mr. , 80 yards trot or pace, purse 5200 ; 2.24 trot Mulvey. Miss McElroy is a teacher 0, 56.60 ; or pace, purse $200 ; local mulled in the Winnipeg Public Sehool.- 11, lat 80; race, purse 875.—A very sad death We are sorry to have to report the antes Mc- of an esteemed young lady, Miss illriess of Mrs. Mulvey, this week. -- road, eon- , Addle Best, occurred hero last Pri- We are pleased to see the name of leis Stan- day. She WAS taken ill with fever Mary E. Xeill among those who approach, aboat the 12th of July. Mise Best , succeeded in securing a Third Class and 11, I was aged bin 27 years; and her • Certificate.—alr. and Mrs. Gotby, of 81 yards demise is all the more sad from the ' Stratford, are the guests of Mr. and 35 yards fact that she was said to have been Mrs, It. Anderson, this week. --The eedar engaged to be married in the near last bidet' Jank and the first half of XittiOsS, future. The deeeaseI was a loved July eheese of' our factory will be mice of member of the Methodist ehureh. shipped this week. Purified Blood Saved an operation in the following ease. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures when all others fail. It wakes pure blood. ,d A yeat ago my father, William Thomp- son, was taken suddenly with inflam- mation of the bladder. He suffered a great deal and was very low for some time. At last the doctor said he would not get well unless an operation was performed. At this time we read about Hood's Sarsapa- rilla and decided to try it. Before he urted half a bottle his appetite had come back to him, whereas before he could eat but little. When he had taken three bottler of the medicine he Was well as ever." Ontitrio. Remember Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prolnineutly i.tr the publics eye today. ifoodos OTTIZ SMCD011. Must be reduced, before Stock -taking. Tberefore, to accom- plish our object, we will, FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS and some very desirable lines will be sold regardless of cost. ABOUT $2,000 CHOICE FALL Have just been passed into stook. have these New Goods come until Wholesale Houses are anxious to in Stock and will go the same Goods. We will quote a few cute, so the sacrifices we are making ; Lace Curtains, now, for 25e. All Wool Dress Goods, were 26e. and 35c., now.. 15c. Corsets, all sizes, were 81,00, now 80e. Good Factory Cotton, yard wide, ner yard 3e. _all Wool Flannel, good width per yard 12ae. Men's Good Tweed Suits, properly made 84.67. Every other line goes in the same way. WORTH OF COODS 'We did not intend to .after Stock -taking, but unload and so they are as Spring pr Summer that you may judge of 35 Beautiful fragrant (Direct importation) Teas, in Blacks, Young Bysons, and Uncolored Japans, Worth from 35c. to 40c., now at 25c. Cash, Eggs and Good Butter taken during this Great Sale. P. S.—Please note that we carry the BEST and attAPEsz BOOTS and SHOES in Wingham. D. M. GORDON The Anchor Ilause, CLEARING- SALE\ OF in many cases in a great many cases the present purchasing IMMLIIMO GIVE 'US A CALL AND GET OUR PRICES. G. McINTYRE MACDONALD BLOCK. 1,000 PIECES OF °ICE] P INTS FROM 5cts. PER YARD UP. FLANNELETS From z4cts. per yard up. A Choice Stock of Men's and Boys' .4._FIARD AND SOFT FIATS. Direct Importation. A 019B LOT AT 25Cts. EACH. A Call Solicited. T. A. MILLS,