The Wingham Times, 1888-03-30, Page 5Ottentiugtaitttimes
ire RID ta, MARCU 80th, 1818.
Eluev'ale,
son, Semi James, Bled OhontleY,
Will:, McCoy,. and ThnothyDonohue.
round Keepers:—Tilos Hore, Johns
Wilson, James Scott, John Bone, A.
Shiell, Jas, Clow, Peter Mason, Jas.
Owens and Jas. Cochrane. Fence
Viewers :—Geo, McGowan Sr., Geo.
Howatt, Geo. Fothergill, Wm. Roach,
Campbell amnia, and Henry McOollrt..
It was resolved that the following
amount be expended this year on the
variqus boundary lines, provided that
tine townships interested give an eq.
uivalent 1—Eastern boundary, 40Q ;-
western do. $75 ;--nortiiern do. $50..
The clerk was instructed to write the.
council of Morris and ascertain whe-
tiler, if the East Wawanosh Council
were to build some wire fences on the
gravel road between Blyth and Win;,
Liam where the snow drifts bad, they
would give an equivalent, Morris being
equally interested with this township
in having the gravelroad in a passable
shape for ordinary traffic in the winter
s.,ason. Moved by Mr. Reilly sec'd
by Mr, Anderson, that the reeve and
Mr. McGowan see a safe, belonging to
Geo. Tindall, late of .Auburn, offered
for sale -to the Township for the use of
the treasurer; and report at next meet-
ing of Council:—Carried. Debentures
were signedin favor of hers. Bradnock
far 85 yds': gravel, $1.75; Hiram
Campbell, 60 rods wire fence on Wes;
tern boundary line, $9 ; Jabes Jer-
myn, 80 rods ditching sideline 39 and
40, con. 14'. $7.50 ; John. Anderson,
services as collector, 1887, postage,
stationary, &e. $70; Wm. Carr, • ser-
vices as treasurer, 1887, two journeys
to Wingham, commisions, postage, &o.
$64.16. Adjourned till Tuesday 22nd
day of May next then to meet as a
court of Revision and Appeal.
P. PORTERFIELD, Clerk.
Mr. John Sheardon is home from
a lengthened visit to feel Co.—Mr.
1V1i1. Hartley is bonne from the oast
on a visit. --Phrenologist Dungan -a
span "lost in the exuberance of leie own
verbrosity”-has been lecturing to the
young people this week.—Mr, 1?. $Cott.
of 'Teeswater, visited his numerous
friends, Mr. J,. Patterson and mem-
bers of his family hist week.
--A rufnored elopement took place
from this village last week, the parties
concerned hitherto standing well in
public esteem. EMs. Win. Dulnia;e was
long a cattle dealer in whom the public;
batt much confidence. He lett here one
night last week in company of a Miss
Bina Smith, daughter of Mr. W. F.
Smith. She had been in his employ
sotuo months in the store which Ile car,
stied •on of late. If all reports be true lie
decamped leaving but little to support
a wife and four children. Dame
Rumor is .always busy but in this ease
the actual farts were sufficiently start-
ling and almost unbelievable. We
have no desire to add anything farther
to the disagreeable feet already stated.
—Later—A. sudden check has been
put or, the elopement gossip by the
unexpected return of Mr, Dulmage and
Miss Smith. It is to be hoped things
are not as bad as represented.
East Wawanosh,
Mr. Richard Coultes went to Grand
Rapids Mich.—Mr. C. Anderson re-
moved to Whitechurch.—Miss Annie
Scott, returned from Halton, where
she has been spending a few weeks
with her relatives.—Mrs. J. Anderson
is visiting friends in Oxford County.
J. Lemmon, of Lyndon, is
spending a few days on the 7th with
his relations.—Miss L. Williams of
Owen Sound, is the guest of Mrs. G.
Sowler this week.—Mr. Wm.., Rath
had a wood bee on Monday last and in
the .evening the young folks spent a
very enjoyable time dancing.—A bas-
ket social, under the auspices of the
Westfield Congregation, > was held at
Mr. Henry Wightman's. on Tuesday
evening. and notwithstanding the bad
weather a large number were present,
the proceeds amounting to over $6.—
The No. 13 Literary Society is still
pushing a►ead. There are upwards
of 140 members, and in talent it excels
all the , lieig hborince societies.—Tile
Westfield society had a public enter-
tainment and they made $10.. Well
clone Westfield. All the members
whist have been present. If the No 13
society should get up an entertainment
and if none but members were to at-
tend they would make $14.—There
has been considerable. excitement on,
'the 6th this winter over the appear -
ince of a spook or something of the
sort. It has the appearance of a white
horse and rider and is seen about once
every week, mostly on Saturday nights
always travelling west, seeming to
have no destination and looking for
something which it cannot find. Like
most ghosts it does not speak unless
first spoken to, and the superstitious
are frightened for fear something
dreadful is going to happen.
1 TEAMIlati WANTED,
gPLICATIANR'WILL. HE RECEIVED BY
Trustees of J$aboo,l election tiro. 11 Tivab y,
war Wlnffham) up to THE 2Oru 01'i' APRIL for
ii nine teacher ,heldtng a aeeond or third ohm
Certificate, dudes to oonunenoe on the let of May,
Applicant* .tastake are, experience and salary for
the balance el the year. Apply, curio*Inyf teats•
tuoulaie, to
LACHLAN AIIoLEAN,
Wiu>jhain. Ont.
SHORTHORN BULLS,
THIS UNDERSIGNED has for sale on LOT 11. cox.
9, Towasnfeor .Cupuoss, 0 thoroughbred Short.
horn Bulls, registered in the Dominion Herd nook.
All choice young animals.
PATRICK ARKFLL,
TunSW ,TER P. 0.
BANK OF HAMILTON,
W=NG-I .A.M.
Culross, March 0,1888.
PURE, W.HO,Jd+es(711;11. CH HAP,
" Sweets of Life, "
Sterling Exchange and Drafts on New York
.BOUGHT AND SOLD.
ORUAT PitOFUM0$---
At McKEIViE'S :::;: * RESTAURANT,.
PURE MAPLE SUGAR,.
his season's make, in OxfOrd County. Just try it
Best American Cream Candies.
Savo money and get the best by );.ging to
McK E LVIE'S.
OFFICE 1-10uRs: 10 a. int. to 3 p. m. Saturdays, from
10 a. m. to1p.10.
W. COI9R TJLD, AGENT.
MEYER & Dtcr.INsoN, SolieltS3'S
Administra or's Notice.
VIA!ALA
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RAMVMBURG,
GERMANY,
PURSUANT TO TIf t VISF.D STATUTES OF
Ontario, Chapter O7, ScoUon 34', rho creditors
of HERALD CROOK late of the Township .of
Morri,!,'in the County of Iiuron and Province of On-
tario, YEOMAN, who died on or about the Sth day
of Awl). A.D., 1887, aro required to send to The
Toronto General Trusts Company, at the City of
Toronto, in the County of York, Administrators of
the said deceased, on or before the 4th DAY
OF APRIL A. D., 1888, their names,
addresses and descriptions ; the full particulars of
their claims; a statement of their accounts and the
nature of the securities, (if any,) held by them, and
notice is hereby given that the said administrators
will immediately after the last mentioned day proceed
to distribute the assets of thesaid deceased among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then have had notice.
J. A. MORTON.
Solicitor for Administrator.
Winghatu, 2nd blares*, 1888. •
The council met on March 16th pur-
suant to adjournment; members all
present. Minutes of last meeting read
and„ confirmed. The following officers
were appointed for the current year
viz.: Pathmasters :—Sar:ilial. Mar:
shall, Wm. Ding, Albert H. Jacobs,
Jas. Potter, Jas. Parker, Robt, John:
eton, Henry Thiel, John Hore, Fred'k
Toll, Brew Williams, Geo. Henderson,
Geo. Gibson, John Johnson, Alex.
Dingwall, Geo. Stewart, John Wilson,
John Mitchell, Joseph Taylor, Joseph
.Johnston, John N. Campbell, Mark
Buchanan, John Stackhouse, 'Wm,
Corentry, James Vint, Jas. Rath,. isI
T. Walsh, Jer'h .Parks, Ricli'd Don -
'dell, Henry Edivaras, John MoDonell,
Ben. H. 'Taylor, Wm. Stackhouse, A.
Black, John McLean, Win. Nethery.
Johit ° n ites Sr„ John Campbell, John
Bennet, Samuel Fells, Jas. Anderson,
Arch'd Robertson, John McCallum,
Win. Bone, Ed. Wightman, Thomas
Agnew Sr, Hugh McBurney, Peter
Ding, Patrick Gibbons, David John:
stoic, Win. Abraham Jr., Jas, Fergu-
son, Jelin Saltei, Ll„yd Duckett, John
Menzies, Satn'11,lcBuriiey, Thos. Coed,
David Robertson, Wm. Fitzpatrick,
Elistra Leinmex, Jas. Perdue, 'Moines
Plunkett, Wm. Lilll:later Sr., John
Currie„ John Clifford, Henry Grain!
John Leggett, John Gillespie Sr., Thos
Davidson, Wil. E. Finnan, Edward
Warden, Joseph 5meltzer, And'w Fox,
Wm. Martin, Alex. t"i.intoul, John
Stein, Fountpiil NaylorlRoliili-
IYIortgage Sale of Farm.
DEFAULT HAVING"v BEEN MADE IN THE
payment of a certain mortgage, dated 30th
December, 1880, made by ono John Lucas to the
vendors, there will, underpower of sale contained in
said Mortgage, be sold by public auction, by Mr.
peter Deans. Jr., Auctioneer, at the Queen's Hotel,
in the Town of Wingham, county of Huron, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1888, at the hour of one o'.
clock in the afternoon, Lot number OnP in the Seven-
teenth Concession of the Township,of Howiek, in the
County of Huron, oontaining One %Hundred Acres,
more or less:- The Farm is situate, about two and e
half miles front the Village of Delmore ; has fi0 germ
cleared, and has a log house and log, barn on it. The
soil is clay loam.
TEats.-Tell per cont. of the purchase money will
be required to be paid at time of sale, and the talance
within fifteen 'days thereafter. Arrangontents' may
made by which a portion of the purchase money
may bo secured by mortgage on tho,,premises.
For further particulars apply to•
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MAGEE, GREENLESS & THOMAS,
Or to M. PETER DEANS, JR., Vendors Solieitors,
Wingham P.,O., Ont. London, Ont.
March 22nd 1888 -843-e.
--FOR--
STARTLING VALVES IN
T. Yates,
STYLISH SiRI N G yELT
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Goods Selected witfl: care and Sought for each..
The prudence of buyers will appreciate my,: full line of Mi ry had
Mantles, Rich Feathers, Gorgoops Flowers, and every conceiveb -`y ut
Ribbons and Laces, Fringes, Embroideries, Insertions, Fancy Fri : •, > t'.
Incomparably complete and cheap''assortlnents of Silks and ,r r.x for
Mantles, Cashmeres, Dress Muslins, Crape Cloths, Gloves, Corsets,l3 I +r ;,, &'c„
Ladies' and Childrelis' Underwear„varied, genuine and at fair 1. , ., F,
Babies' lghristenin; Robes of the finest quality.
Latest novelties in every department,
1 Hogshead of fine
Bohemian
Glass,
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For Spring and Suminer, in. the Latest Patterns, Just Op ile.,i out.
A PERFECT FIT GIVEN EVERY TINGE.
Goods Solc1Cheaper than you can et elsewhere.
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Having bought the Business of WAIT. & WALSH, 1,z -e, iet-.;;f
keeping on hand a full line of STOVES of the Latest Designs, al,d el• +:
Quality, as well as a GENERAL LINE or GOODS FOUND IN A FIRST f 1 ";,, TEN'
SuoP.
Special Attention given to EAV.ETROUGRING and all outside work,
A CALL SOLICITED.
WATER SETS,
GLASS BASIKETS,
WATER JUGS,
CREAM JUGS,
SAUCE BOTTLES,
FRUIT BOWLS,
and TUMBLERS.
LATEST DESIGNS !
FINEST GOODS l
CHEAPEST PRICES ! !
AT W. T. YATES'
(FULL IME OF GROCERIES & CROCKERY.
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Wishes to call your attention to his very large and attractive ':t,:c;:
Dry Goods. As our
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READY-MADE CLOTIYING,
DRESS GOODS, and
GENERAL DRY GOODS
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BOOTS, - SHOES - AND - GfOCERIEse
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Are all in, it will be to your advantage, and afford us great
show you through each Department as soon as possible,
the goods are being picked out very fast..
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GOODS BOUGHT AT BANItRUPT PRICES, a:nd will be sold
at Lowest Possible Figures,
We never hacl such value, style and assortment to show to our
customers. TnInT3iiNGs TO MATCH- ALL SHADES.
MUSLINS AND LACES in endless variety, at
prices that must soon clear thein out. Extra value in
Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, Embroidery, Ribbons and Under wnita
'OURr-
Carpets and Lace Oartai .
We have a very heavy and well assorted' tock in both depa51-•i,, .°
at prices that everyone can reach.
DO NOT NEGLECT GLECT SEEING OUR
SPRING SUITINGS )o(
)o( AND OVEE'OOATI
And be convineerl that we, lead in this department.
our own tailor, fit guaranteed.
Suits mal
SEE OUR LAME AND WELL ASSORTED STOCli OF
:BOOTS .A..ND S: OE
Putin AND FRESH (��1--Rd0 0 .Ez, 1 F'.-, S IN ABEND
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.Eloping to have the pleasure of a eall frnm you soon, and ti, . "
you for past favor, I Remain, Respectfully,
ice.
H. audoc,.