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11N E WIN GRAM 1'IMES, JANUARY SX, 1890.
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ful way for the FreePress to acceded l hint for any work orduty connected t . WILLIAMS
this defeat Could have been to have i with his office, That John At i1 strong
be Assessor, salarykr() for all the
kept. a,ruur and not to wiggle and �
'.twist like a school urchin 1yicag out 1i duties of the office, including equali-
'� ; of a fault. A paper that poses as the ! Zatton of schools or any ether .duty
r leader of thought in Western Ontario and that he be paid no extras. That
--AND ' should not depend on. every partisan!
Robt. Marshall - be. Collector, salary
v 1 report thatcomes to its notiee, and ; 00 for all the duties of the office
DRUGGIST,' make these the theme of editorial and that the Clerk: have a by-law
comment. One would suppose that a prepared at next sitting of Council
mews ofttee in a live city would have confirming— appointments
.._.�.... parliamentary records showing the Carried, Wm. Boid—}L McKay—
. members for the different constituen- That the Cleric send for one copy of
AT. C. H. W. TELEGRAPH CO cies and their political complexion, the Municipal World for eaeli Const-
If they are not, we might suggest cillor, Clerk and Treasurer—Carried,
that they purchase a Canadian Al- J. Welwood --- Wm. Reid —• That
Opp. Brunswick Nouse. manae or beg one of William's Pink Henry Mcliay be a member of the
s fill's circulars, in dither of which Beard of biealttr far three }ears ;
Ingham, - - . Ont � they would find an abundance of in Peter n for Eons, yeare#1fcorun date.
formation, where in
the Free ee Pres J
'seems dst1 lent. Henry MeKay, chairman, and that a
by-law be drawn up confirming their
`~' liana,' appointment -Carried. ,1;I jt a ng ani _�:. iana, i rIYPER-LOYAL, —J. Johnston—That as David Bee1e-
Mr. McNeil has given notice in ing has made application to have the
the. House of Commons that he will west half of lot 29 and the north half
of lot 30, concession 10 removed from
introduce a motion expressing School Section No. 7 and placed in
1! ttliaAY, JANIJe1RY 31, 1896.
THE V1ITNGHANI PRINTING,Canada's loyality and devotion to the No. 10, that the Clerk write the
OFFICES NOT IN IT. British throne, &e„ &c. Such Secretaries of said sections by regis
In another' column will`be found 'nonsense! Does it never.occur to these tered letter and if there is no objet
tion, that a by-law be prepared and
passed,making said•ehange—Carried.
P. Kuutz—H. McKay --That as the
bridge opposite lot 11, concessions 6
and 7 and also the ,bridge opposite
lots 11 and 12, concessions 6 and 7
need covering, that J. Johnston have
them covered with two inch elm
plank, 10 ft. wide and have any
other necessary repa.irs done—Carried
J. Johnston—J. Welwood—That by-
law No. 1, 1896 -be, now read a first,
seconcl and third time, passed, signed
and sealed -Carried. Wm: Reid-
H. ilieKay-That the Reeve. arrange
with the village Council for the use
of the Town Hall for, Municipal .pug -
poses for the year 1996, provided the
terms are satisfactory — Carried
Wm. Reid—H. McKay—That as the
Collector has not yet all the collections
made, that a by-law be passed ex-
tending the time to the 1st day of
February, and that the Collector
have the• roll then ready for the
Auditors, as according to statute the
roll must ,be delivered' up . at that
time --Carried. P. Kuntz — Wm.
Reid—That a by-law be drawn up
before next meeting of Council to
have fence removed off the-boandary
between Culross and Kinloss, conces-
sions 3 and 4 and that Kinloss Conn-
ell be 'notified of same—Carried. J.
Johnston—Wm. Reid—That by-law
No.
5,. 1896, be now read a first,
seconcl and third time, passed, signed
and sealed—Carried. John Seheistel,
vvork on concession' .A., $4 75 ;,,Lane
& Lane, lumber, $$S; J. D. Kuntz,
sink hole, lot' 3, concession 14,
$1.5o; Weiler & Son, cedar for cul-
vert; Corrick to' refund their share
Of '$4.01, $8.02 ; John MeRae, gravel,
;x4.69 ; Chas. Thompson, fixing road
and road through field, $8; Robert
Campbell, work with team and
shoveling 'snow. $6; D. McCormick,
digging drain, $1; Benjamin Thacker,
Weaning drain, 50e ; Chas. Button,
Municipal World and stationery,
S.30 ; Rent of Town hall for 1895,
$40 ; W. R. Thompson, plank, ;,13,36.
Win. Reid—J. Johnston --That the
finance report as just read be adopt-
ed, also finance report of last meet-
ing of Couneil-Carried,. J. Wel-
wood—J. Johnston—That this Coun-
cil do now adjourn to • meet again in
Town Hall, on. Monday, February
10th, a, 10 o'clock a. m.—Carried.
CIIAS. BUTTON, Clerk.
the report of Morris Township Coun-
cil from which it will be seen that
the Municipal printing is to be given.
out by tender; but the peculiar part
is that the competition is open only
to the Blyth and Brussels offices. We
fail to see the justice of this. Neither
of these towns is situated wholly
within the Township of Morris, but
like, Wingham lie on the boundary
line and like Wingham too, each
„forms a separate municipality, being
incorporated. We have many reail-
,ers in Morris, and we have, as far as
we can see, just as much interest in
that Township as Blyth or Brussels.
Many of the ratepayers of Morris are
readers of the Wingham papers and
are more interested in Wingham than fn either of the other places, it being
eir market town. We print the
inutes`of each Council meeting to
eeomodate the Council whose duty
``t Is to keep the ratepayers informed.
gaff z qunieipal matters. To hundreds
of our readers these minutes ai'e of
eio interest and without being either
, garrulous or scurrilous we submit
our case to the thinking public and
• ask why the Wingham offices are
thus shut out from competition.
t Perhaps the Council will explain.
..✓"` CHARLEVOIX. v
-tAt the last election the Liberal
was'returned by about four hundred
ajority, and Charlevoix has ,for
ears beon regarded as a Liberal
lip -loyalists that the uninity ' of the
British Empire and respect foi;,ber
majesty cannot be maintained by'
wordy protestations and that the
British people are already nauseated
with such slop as this.. In view of
the disrespect lately. shown Her
Majesty's representative, The Gover-
nor General, by the members of the
Cabinet,it would be more apprporiate
and becoming for these ardent loyal-
ists to hang their heads in shame or
introduce a motion condemning the
Cabinet for acting as they did. A
man who is continually parading his
devotion towards another.is'the man
to be suspected and watched. .After
leading an army to London against
the. Queen -elect, Northumberland
could not save his neck by throwing
his cap into the air and shouting
"God Bless Queen Mary." A' little
more of the..genuine and not so•much
palaver is what is required.
ED1TOB,IAL NOXES.
Ix Tag bye -elections for the. Legis -
.:on Friday last, Wentworth
went liberal with a majority of over
800. West Wellington 'gave their
patron candidate, Mr. Tucker, a
majority of 220.
Ore of the essential qualities in .a
horse is good action. There is no
use of putting au awkward. . animal
on tits market. The buyers on
Tuesday, paid particular attention. to
this quality ; we therefore invite in-
tending stock raisers, to read an
article on this subject, found on an.
tronghold. That this majority inside page of this issue.
Could fall to 150 and that it was
my saved by the Liberal candidate CULROSS.
oing back upon his leader, it was The members elected for the
yarning to Mr. Laurier."—London Municipal Council of the Township
'reg Press. At this rate the Press of Culross, net on January 21st,pur-
ili soon earn for itself a notoriety suint to statute. The necessary
declaration of qualification and of
f12is ingeniousness rather than a office were glade and subscribed by
eputation for reliability. The arti- Joseph Welwood as Reeve, Henry
le above quoted to us a very _mild MeKay as Deputy -Reeve and Peter
tatenieut is absolutely incorrect. Kuntz, Wm. Reid and Joseph John-
t might be well for that journal to stomas Csouncillors. The Council
ici`o"lt t:l some reliable records and by being duly:organized, the Reeve took
pthe chair. The minutes oflast meet -
doing they will finch that Cherie- ing of Council of 1805 were read
Foix was carried by .Mr. Simard, and adopted. H. McKay--Wn.
'ouservatkve, at the Inst election by 'Bela -That John McRae be Auditor
to audit the T: cesurer's books and
majority of 357 against Mr. amen accounts for the year 1805, also the
mvho ran on the Reform, ticket but Collector's roll for last year---Carria
etterwards became an. Independent, The Reeve appointed Robert Watson
ippon which ti ,tet) .1'•i, the. the�—
p i,t i c 1 e ran in e bye- as } other Auditor. H, i1icILa�
Iectiou just passed, Though he was P. Kuntz—ThatJoseph Welwcsod,
bupportod is every passible way by Reeve; Henry McKay, Deputy -Reeve
the Conservatives and had pledged atld Councillors Peter Kuntz, Wm.
himself to support the Government Reid and J. Johnston, be road eom-
in passing remedial legislation should missioners for the Township of Cul -
he be elected, Again the Free Press ross and that they now take the
i`is wrong in saying that Mr. Auger declaration of office—Carried.
+(changed front. This story has been Reid—P. Kuntz—That the Clerk
most emphatically denied by Mr. prepare a by-law to be passed at
tiger and below we give an extraet next meeting of Council for the pur-
pose of i
o u the Toronto Star, a journal bydisposing n of trees the
on to
p p �
o means friendly to Mr. Latrrer, road tllovrueo between Iots 30 and
dhich will show that indepent,jour- 31, concession 15, also on road allow -
Is t,i.lcr, a different view of the nice between fats 20 and 21, con -
lection from the Free Press: "Yes- cessions 7 ;ind 8, or any road allow-
rda.y's Liberal victory in Charlvoix anee in t]iis Township where it may
as unexpected. Mr, Angers was a be necessary to sell timber ---Carried.
fattrler candidate, standing sow rel held—J. Jonston.—That the
n the platform of his leader ---what oflieials salaries be the same as last
ver that may be. Perhaps the sin- year and that Chas, Hutton be ap-
rlty of :sir. Laurier and this Candi- pointed Clerk, salary $100 and no
tato was put to a better test in extras whatever for performing all
na1 i'evoix than anywhere else, luso- the duties of the office and chat the
la as the bishops and priests open- registration fees be paid hien accord.
,eslared themselves as opposed to ing to statute. That Peter Clark be
Liberal and 1n; favor of Mr. appointed. Treasurer, salary $100 for
tr, who was an oet.and•ottt sup- performing all the duties of the
moi' remedial legislation—S. in ofitde and depositing or withdrawing
to Star. A mach more grace- money and no extras whatever paid
1V RO KLTER.
R. U. Fortune V. S: left town this
week to open an office in Ayton.—
Miss Roderus who has been visiting
for some time at the home of C. A,
Andrews, has returned home. ---T. E.
Saunders, our reeve, has ;one • to
Godericli, to attend the meeting of
the County Council.—There will be
a carnival in the rink here on Thurs-
day night, when some good prizes
will be awarded.—Our Curlers
defeated the Winghamteam by 11
shots on Monday last and will again
meet Brussels at Wingham on Wed-
nesday.—Mr. J. A. Fryfoggle rc-
turned home from Muskoka with a
bad cut foot. -4th'. A. Gibson, who
has been very sick for some time is
now, we are pleased to say, improv.
ing.--Miss D. Brown, who has been
visiting friends in Listowel, for some
time, has now returned home.—Miss
Maahto Miller is in.
pogonto visiting
her sister.—The pulpit of thePresby-
tcrian church here will be oceupied
nett Sabbath, by the Rev. Anderson,
of Tiverton.—Mr. John Green left
this morning for Buffalo.—Mr. John
Hall, who bas been visiting at Mr.
John Green's, has returned to his
home.
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amt Saturday. Don't buy any
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NOTICE.
Messrs. ' Robertson d H. B.
Elliott are Guth. ' ed to c. :et accounts
due me and give r e for moneys
paid.. All parties - . :. ed will kindly
settle with eitl of these : entlemen at
once, and o 'ge,
. R. ELLIOT
Late Publisher ).s.
W. • gham, Jan. 6, '96.
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Come and get Bargains. Now is the time
to get an
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REVOLUTIONS
Are the proper things nowadays and unless a person
can participate in some way, the business world leaves
him out. Certainly there are different kinds of revo-
lutions, but the one we wish to call the attention of
the public to, is one that will interest and please them.
For the fact that we have
5,000 NEGATIVES
Which cover a period of 15 years of Photography in
Wingham, and intend FROM NOW UNTIL MARCH IST
TO MAKE
PHOTOS FROM THEM AT $1.50 PER DOZEN
Will be a boon to lovers of good photos and enable
them to give each of their friends one. Bare in mind
we intend doing an enormous business the next few
weeks and you will do well to order as quickly as
possible, as the photos will .be finished in the order
they are given in. At this price we cannot make
theta unless the full amount is paid when you order,
and those sending by mail.should either register their
letter or send a money order ; unless this is done the
a
price will 'be to those, the regular price, $3.00.
When you sit for your Photo, we charge you the
regular price, $3.00, as every one knows first cost is
what 'effects the photographer, and we cannot do work
below cost. As tc) the quality of work, we will not
allow a photo to leave the -gallery unless the customer
is perfectly satisfied, A glance at our work since
November ist, will convince you that our work is
completely away ahead of anything heretofore done
here and above the best in the great majority of gal-
leries, now then, as we intend making hundreds of
dozens from these negatives, order early.
Those intending having FAMILY PICTURES should
see the photos of the families of the ex -Editor of the
Advance, and one on Platinum of the ex -Editor of
the TIMIt+. When you see then we have your
patronage.
W. R. BELDEN,
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