The Wingham Times, 1895-09-27, Page 88
M. H. McINDOQ.I
AUTUML.
DRESS U000S.
The goods are here and. values aro
exceptional, whether in the cheaper
linesor in the finest and most Hovel
makes. Our counters are piled with
new Tweed Dress Goods, New Effects,
New Combinations of Colors, new
weaves, makes them irresistible.
Fancy a good. Tweed, 42 inch, for
23e; special Heavy Serge at 20e, and
extraordinary values at 5Oe and 75c
in French and German novelties.
Come and see us. We shall be
pleased to show you fashion's latest
freaks, as well as the wonderful
values. Avail yourself to buy the
best of goods at our prices.
KID GLOVES.
Odd sizes, 50e Gloves for 25c, Black
and Tan ; odd sizes, $1 Gloves for
£Oc, Black and Tan. We have
passed into stock our new FALL KID
GLovass. Call and see the new styles.
Great values in Carpet, Curtains,
Clothing, Gents' Furnishings, Boots
and Shoes, J. D. King & Co's. make,
and John McPherson's Best Shoes.
t inch Grey heavy Flannel at Oe
• yard, at
M. H. WINDOWS.
Town council.
• .A. special meeting of the Town Council
was held on Friday evening , last, for the
purpose of receiving the report of the
Special Committee appointed to arrange
proposals of agreement with the Directors
of the Union Furniture Company, and
other business. Members present—The
Mayor and Messrs. Sperling, Holmes,
Herdsman, Neelands, Golley, Dawson,
Dore, Wilson, McKinlay, Gordon and
Reading. The report of the Committee
was read. It contained the following data
for agreement : No of workmen to be em-
ployed, 50, for an average of ten months in
.the year,and the manner of keeping and
computing time, in proposition, similar to
the old agreement; the Company to pay
Government fee for the necessary legisla-
tion and assist Counoil in obtaining passage
of the Act ; repayment of loan and other
conditions of agreement to be secured by
Ara mortgage on lands, buildings and
machinery, and further 'secured .by satis-
factory insurancepolicies in favor of the
Corporation to felly coyer amount of the
liability; the old mortgage and agreement
to be cancelled, the Company aoknowledi•
ing to haye already received §1,425 of the
$8,000, the balance of the $8,000 to be
Minded to the Company when the machine
shop, a three story brick building 0Ox9O, is
completed and machinery therein, the
term of ten years to date from time said
balance is paid to the Company; Ioan to be
xepaid in five equal annual instalments of
*1,600 each, during the sixth and each
succeeding year of said term, without in-
terest; costs of agreement and mortgage
to be divided between the Company and
the Corporation. The following clause was
added by the Council : That the other
buildings, originally proposed by Mr. d
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Cline when President ot the Company, be
ereoted within one year, the Company
failing to do so, that 42,000 of the loan
become due and payable. The report as
thus amended was then accepted. Moved
by A, Dawson, seconded by D. blaKiulay,
that a committee composed of the Mayor,
Deputy -Reeve Holmes, and Counoillor
Gordon be appointed tadraft the agreement
between the Union. Furniture Company, of
Winghein and this Corporation on the
basis of the report passed—Carried. It
was moved, seoonded and carried, that By -
Law, No. 251, 1895, for the taxation, &e.,
of dogs, be amended by placing such tax et
$1 and 2, instead of $2 and 135, as now
exists. Moved by Reeve Sparling, second-
ed by Deputy -Reeve FIoImea, that this
Council pay two-thirds of the conviction
W. Henderson va. S. Kinsman, and costs
thereof, being 1Vlr. Henderson's claim for
damages done to sheep on the Oth day of
June last, the amount being $27.10—
Carried. On motion, 4300 was placed to
the credit of the School Board, and the
Council adjourned.
BORN.4....4.1.11.,11•••04
Joltrsyoj—In Lower Wingham, on
Sept. 21st, the wife of Mr. Wm. Johns -
t n; a son, Nze
f BRowte--In Wingham, on Sept. 20th,
the wife of Mr. hired Brown; a son. j
I)ONAI,D$oN—In Culross, on the 7th
inst., the wife of Thos. Donaldson; a son.
SALTozr--In Stratford, on Sunday,
Sept. 8th, title wife of Rev. G. F. Salton,
Ph. B,, a son,
BLASIXILY.—In Brussels, on Friday,
Sept. 13th, the wife of Mr. James Blas -
hill;; a son.
MARRI's:D.
CORRIOAN—TAUGHER—At St. Bridget's
Cathedral, Rochester, N. Y., Sept. 25th,
by the Rev. Father A. A. Note-Baert,
Mr. Jos. Corrigan, of Toronto, to Miss
Kpte Taugher, of Turnberry.
pf SHERIFF—TORRENC$—Un Wednesday,
sept. 13th., at the residence of the
bride's father, by the Rev. A. MacKay,
Mr. John Sheriff, of West Wawanosh, to
Rose Mary, eldest daughter of Mr, Peter
Torrence; of Kinloss.Kf
It PETRIE -- KILPATRICK—On Tuesday,
Sept. 17th, by the Rev. A, MacKay,
Lucknow,4 at his residence, Mr. John
William Petrie, of Lion's Head, to Eliza,
third daughter of Mr, William Kilpat-
rick, of Ashfield:
t/(SMELTzee—REED—At the residence of
he bride's father, by the Rev. I. B. Wall -
win, B. A., Mr. William Smeltzer, of the
Township of Ashfield, to Miss Barbara
Marcella, daughter of Mr. Paul Reed, of
Ashfield.
Ross—KNLcriTEL—In Brussels, on
Sept. 10th, at the residence of the bride's
parents, by Rev. G. H. Cobbledick, E.D.,
Miss Tillie, daughter of Mr. Wm.
Knechtel, to Mr. Wm. Ross, of Fergus.
KILLouen—HOARE—In Auburn, on
Wednesday, Sept. llth, at the residence
of the bride's brother, by Rev. Mr.
Baugh, Miss Lucy Roare of Auburn to
Mr. Wm. Killough of Grey.
TURNBULL—IRELAND--dn Morris, on
Tuesday, Sept. 10th, at the residence of
the bride's father, by Rev. Joon Ross,
Ar. Oliver Turnbull of Grey to Miss
Clara Ireland,third daughter of Mr. Jas.
Ireland.
VBiePtiEttsox—In the Township of
West Wawanosh, on Tuesday,Sept. 12th,
Duncan McPhersou, aged 75 years,
11 months 24 days.coo
McCUTcrEON—In Morris, on Tuesday,
Sept. 17th, William Henry, infant son of
John and Mary McCutcheon, aged 4
month and 23 days.
Of JOHNSTON—In Morris, on Sept 10th,
Elizabeth, wife of John Johnston, aged
34 years, 9 months and 11 days.t:c
VIHENneesoN-10 Belgrave, on Septem-
ber 23rd, James M. Henderson, aged 32
years, 4 months and 17 days.
VSHIELL—In East Wawanosb, on
September 23rd. Jennet. beloved wife of
,tr. Andrew Shiell, aged 77 years and 2
ayes
MIILls.
CALL ON
Campbell,
THE NEW DRUGGIST, FOR
PURE
DRUGS.
Try his
BAKING POWDER,
ONLY
25 CENTS PER LB.
It is the best.
H, F. Gordon's Old Stand,
WEST WAWANOSH.
The death of Duncan McPherson,
of the 12th concession, removes
another of the early settlere of this
township. He was in his 76th year,
and was born in Inverness, Scotland,
and came to Canada in 1851, He
resided for a few years in Puslinch
township, county of Wellington,
when he moved to the lot on which
he died. His wife died about thirty
years ago. There are left two sons
and two daughters, Mrs. Rev. Chas.
Rutherford, New York, Marian, John
and William at home. The funeral
took place on Saturday the 14th, to
the St. Helens cemetery and was
largely attended. Deceased was a
Presbyterian in religion, and a,
Reformer in polities.—Messrs. E.
Gaunt & Sons, of this township, were
large prize winners at Toronto and
London fairs on Shorthorn cattle. --
Mr. Wm. Cameron,who lost his house
by fire some time ago, has his new
Ione completed. It is a solid. brick
structure, and. is commodious and
I comfortable.
ITO SMOKERS
To meet the wishes of their customers
The Geo. E. Tuckett & Son Co., Ltd.,
Hamilton, Ont., have placed upon the
market
A Combination Plug of
64ITR 9,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
This supplies a long felt want, giving
the consumer one 20 cent plug, or a 10
cent piece or a 5 cent niece of the famous
"T. B" brand ot pure Virginia
Tobacco.
The tin tag "T & B" is on every
niece.
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styles, and on the shortest notice.
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Call and see the Goods, get our prices for
Coats, Suits and Pants, and see that our prices
are as low as the lowest.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
An inspection of goods invited, whether you
buy or not.
CEO. Ha IRVIN,
CITY TAILOR,
Wingham, Ont.
Opposite Bank of Hamilton.
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john Ruettel & Sons, in Macdonald. Block, Wingham..
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We are determined to turn out First -Class Clothing, to do the best of work, give you a good fit, use nothing but the best of Trimmings, as chea
as you can buy inferior made Clothing. Come and see our $1.6 Fine Black Worsted Suit, made upto order
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Dominion Our 3 50 lack Worsted made
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our Customers All we ask is a trial, to judge for yourselves. Competition is the life of trade and the best man. is sure to win. No surrender is our
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In (BENTS' F`U'RNISHINGS we supply a long felt, want in the Town of Wingham. We keep nothing but the best and the nobbiest goodss
you can get from us the latest in HATS, CAPS, NEC WEAR, HOSIERY, SHIRTS, in fact everything a gentleman.wants. BIG MEN'S SHIRTS
we make a specialty and will always keep a full supply on hand.
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