HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1888-07-13, Page 3FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1888.
13e1 • aVe•
c, 0, I','s HAL DEDXOATIGN.
ment roll of he township for the
current year, Ordinary council busi-
ness was tl en proceeded with, Ac-
counts wer ordered tobe paid as
follows ;
Hogg's be
87 cents ;
bridge, $
58.40 ; J..
$18,53 ;
tax to expon
grading on
P. Jackson,
and 21, cov
building be
henry Eicl Irend, digging ditch, $ d h $1.5
Wm. Elli .1,
21;
wood,
$2.90 ;
12.08 ;
bridge,
R. En„ton, grt
for cul
gravel, ,
road lists,
seconded b3
and J, Procto
There was a a od representation
and a lively interest manifested in theech
^doatory services at the Foresters'
new hall here, of •.Tuesday afternoon.
The dedicatory aremonies were per -
.formed by the gh Chief Ranger, It,
-Elliott, of Win Than, ably assisted by
Messrs. A. M eintyre, of Luoknow ;
J, Neelands, iglf Treasurer, 1). M.
Gorcion, and W. " lyth, of Wingham;
Geo. Rogers and W. a labhill, of Brus-
�:sels ; A. Woodman, of Londesboro.
The dedicatory ser ices were of 'an
interesting Ohara° er and pleasantly
performed. • The mil was 'well filled
• at the evening c'•neert, and R.Sterling,
' C. R., presides with marked efficiency.
high Chief .' anger Elliott reviewed
the rapid p
frig of the
sung by IV
Miss Po
Messrs.()
of Wingh
•of Blyth.
MissesIdarris and
ogress and splendid stand -
organization. Songs were
iss Billingsley,'of Wingham;
terfield, of Marnock ; and
'ne,Billingsley and Sebastian,
; Shan' and McKinnon,
'tations•were given by
ce. Instrumental
selections were ref dared by Miss
Porterfield and the : tring Band and
a dialogue entitled ' Helping Heze-
kiall Out," by local •. lent. The whole
• affair passed off ple. santly and realised
satisfactorily. ' e newly dedicated
hall is one of t 'finest,to be found 'hi
of this .ize, and it is free from
debt, which
the organiz
Messrs.
Orton,, ha
bankrupt
$3,000, a
'opening o
; gains may b
a. Hawthorn, repairing
ge, $4 ; 0, McLellan, spikes,
J.Golley,, jaoking Brandon's'
.50a. 0, Wheeler, gravel,
Tyner, -plank and timber,
n, McCrae, statute labor
on road, 54 ; P, Ryan,
out boundaay, $14.56;
xittg culvert at lots 20
9, $5 ; Wm. Marshall,.
ge °lit lot 9i, con. 8, $30 ;•
0;
, digging at lot 26, con. '6,
Sheridan, removing flood
Thomas Warwick, gravel,
Timmins, spikes and flails,
Geo. Johnston, fixing Ruttan's
5; Mrs. Lynn, gravel, 54.71;
and, gravel, 85;80 ; D,Erring-
vel, $7,77 ; John Smith, cedar
erts, 82,50 ; J aures Taylor,
4.76 ; W. Clark, pastago and
26,—Moved by S. Caldbick,
G, Kirkby, that the Reeve
be instructed to let a
contract of putt g bents under Hog g's
and Brandon's b iclges and building
bridge at lot 2,con 5-0arried. Moved
by0. A. Howe, s.conwed by S. Cald-
bick, that Mess s• McCallum and
Button be allow 'cl 30 cents per rod
for digging abou fifty rods of ditch on
sideline bet wee. lots 20 and 21, cos.
8, ditch to lie of less than two feet
deep and Ave feet wide on top ; Mr.
Kirkby to in, peat tiie 'job—Carried.
Moved by 7. Proctor, seconded by S.
Caldbick, tha C.A.Howe be instructed
to have Tayl 's bridge and approach
,put in a prop • state .of repair -,—Oar -
S. Oaldbick, seconded
hat Geo. Kirkby be
job of opening side
25 and 26, con. 9 ;
15—Carried. Movedi
corded by G. Kirkby,;
we be instructed to
avelling opposite lots
Carried. Council
� Fruit.Preservi Po d e
n the 13th Auust
..CLARK, Clerk.
s lfiglily satisfactory to - ried. ' Moved b
on here.
atnilton & Tovell, of V alk'-
e pi"frchased A. Taylor's
stock, amounting to over
d intend baying a grand
Saturday, when great bar-
xpected.
• ) West
Council met o
'Members alt p
t, • asked the Co
original road
eon.. 3—Lai
Lockhart,
•'the sum
roads and
—Carried
Bowers as
4 and 5 remove
!place—Laid over.
McCann asked to
deepened, so as't
off their premts
meeting. Th
ta. lots 8 to 21,
S. No. 4 to
up, and a
been he
Bowers,
lots 8 t
awanosh.
Saturday, June 30.
esent. Mr. Morland
nail to sell him the
lowance opposite lot 20,
over. Moved by Mr.'
by C. A. Howe,
instructed to let
road between lot:
job not to exceed
by J. Proctor, s
that C. A. 111
expend $40 in
4 and 5, con.
adjourned to meet
next.
a
Has Delicious
—UN D R .L K I N
trawborries
—
I— -I —I—I •I—f—
Alwap Cheap.
Note his prices for
Canned-:- Goods :;
ELEGANT PLUMS, canned, 2 for
25'cents, which is splendid value.
PEACHES, 2 cans for 25 cents.
TOMATOES,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
pints 25c. and pints 30c. per bottle.
Fresh FRENCH MUSTARD.
Celebrated BECKETT'S BLUE and
JBLAOK LEAD.
Fresh supply of canned MEATS for
warm weather.
—TRY
THE
NEW—�
Having added a Delivery Waggon to this branch of the business,
orders will (if necessary) be delivered anywhere within 10 miles of
Wingham.
This wilt no doubt oftentimes save a good deal of trouble, especially
where parties may not have suitable conveyances of their own. All
necessaries for FUNERAL FURNISHINGS, HA.TCRAPES, GLOYES, ETC.,
kept and delivered with orders.
S. RACEY, Undertaker
Consumption Surely Cured.
To THE EDITOR :—Ploaso inform your readers that I
have a positive remedy for tho above named disease.
By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have
been cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of
condecl by Mr. Todd, that I my remedy rues to any of your reactors who have
consumption if they will send me their Express and
£ $1,000 be expended on.
bridges for the current, year
Messrs. Pollard and
to have a culvert on eon.
to a more suitable
Messrs. Ivors and
ave Young's creek
carry surplus water
s—Laid over till next
matter' of transferrin;
ons. 10 and 11, from S.
. S. S. No. 12, .was taken
er the different parties had
d, it was moved by Mr.
econded by Mr. Todd, 'that
21, con. 11, be transferred
No. 12, the lots on con.
o. 4—Carried. The
t for May and June
ving receipts 5810.60
ires 5118.35. It was
he Reeve and Mr.Bowers
as road commissioners for
s 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, Messrs.
, Todd and Stuart having
f the remainder of the•town-
r. Moreland, a pathmaster,
that the owner of n gravel
rbidden his taking gravel for
road purpo ., d asked .for instruc-
t tions,. He was d rested to go on with.
his duties, as a to nship•.by.l w passed
t•ein accordanze with statute, -made pro-
aking of ,gra461 from
except gardens; orchards
grounds. Moved by Mr.
P. O. address, Respectfully, Da. T. A. SLOCUM,
37 Yong') St., Toronto, Ont.
frern',O„, ,
. W tp're' r a
t1p in
tireastirer's repo
,was read, s110
and expendi
agreed that
.:'should act
. concessio
Lockhar
charge
ship.
• reporte
pit had
vision for the
any property,
:•1t1Id pleas=
Todd, seco ided by Mr. Stuart, that
by-law N . 5 of 1885 be hereby re-
pealed, a d that Mr. Proudfoot, P. L.
S., as w nslills:,;ilioer,,.' be hereby
relieve from Chis dice; also that Jas.
Young be appointed • in his place—
/Carrie Oouncil adjourned to meet
,,On Satur t 4th.
11. K. MILLER, Clerk.
A CRATE OF MONTROSE PATTERN
WHITE GRANITE WARE AND A
.CASK OF CHINA TEA SETS
ON THE WAY.
I I I
1 •1 11 I 1
For good value all round,
+ come•to the ANCHOR.
orris. -
The Court o Revision met June 25,
, according to adjournment. Membersall present Changes were macho in
the asses lent roll as follows t R.
•'_"arling +nters'd as owner northeast
dirt of ss iter half 40, con. 5 ; Edward
Jc hnston e • . ed as farmer's son for
nc rth hal 23, . on. ; John Cardiff
entered ena t north half 30, con.
5 ; Mr. ()bomb rs entnrod as tenant
rrolt'tlt half 1 can. 6 ; S. Cantelon
rad as o ner northwest par' 11,
6, instea r L. Raven. ; John
ltte changed f din occupant to
nt south part le s 15 and 16, con.
.W. Scott•entert d as owner north.
orae -fourth 15, a . 4. The Court
vision Was then closed and the
>xlant 1•31l as re iced and ear.
ws,s ,established +ll the asses ,
1 I
ch,
,f5j,1`
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Latest. Oheapest. Rest
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LATEST STYLES IN
1-11AMS
—SPLENDID VARIETY AND EXCELLENT VALUE IN—
GENTS' SHIRTS, COLLARS,
SILK CAPS, Sze., &c,
Ordered Clothing, a Specialty.
A. W. WEB STER..
SIIPERIOB VEHICLES FAADE TO ORDER
000=.,
THE
THE ANCHOR will not be
undersold.
11 1 1
1
1 1 1 1 1 1
Of the BROWN ANCHOR,
ent
con'
`Per
tone
1;j
'wes'rt
of R
asses,
'Irectec
—ARE OFFERING BIG BARGAINS IN—
y � Oiothlig
Come early and get first choice at we are bound to clear them out.
NICKEL'S OLD STAND.
With excellent facilities, a good supply of first class .material and
capable workmen, we feel competent •to turn out work equal to that of
any establishment in the County. - -
CRRIAGES, BUGGIES AND ROAD CARTS.
We build all our own tops. Everything guaranteed.
A first-class painter.
Look into ,our Warerooms on Victoria and Scott Ss.
DORE & COOK.
SPECIAL, ATTRACTIONS
In Dress Goods, Steens, Mu.slins,
Prints, Lades, Ribbons, Gloves
and Ho se, in Silk Cashmere,
Lisle and Cotton, all sizes.
tlio Ueda' Furnishing t ei t
Wo cantfill all orders promptly as our stock is complete in every line.
&±QG+ RT7ES
1
A. J. ANDERSON, UNDERTAKER.
Caskets, Coffins, Robes, tic, always ou'hand.
FIRST CLASS HEARSE FOR .EIRE.
A large and well assorted stock.
Great value in Teas
You should try our GREEN AND JAPAN TEA AT 20o. per "1b.
hest value in Canada.
Boots, Shoes and Slippers
BON TON
Restaurant and Ice
Cream Parlor.
NORTH-WESTERN
Ol111117r
For all points in tho
Arthur, Duluth, St.
Paci9c Coast,
�eatt v
•
North-West, Port
Paul, Winnipeg,
&o., take the
Eine
From Sarnia, Goderich, Kincardinoo or
Southampton.
A good supply of all varieties of
BISCUITS; CANES,TORACGUS. CIGARS.
ALL SEASONABLE FRUITS. •
ROONI'ii 1 ICM 1 CREAM 1 PAFLOB.S.
RVSc-
Main St., onway
� to�Station•
FOR SALE.
'k. Booms, situated on lot()* 0containing cstreet,
West, for sale, cheap. Apply to Samuel Youhill, In.
em\` ingh Agent,
Juno 14 h, 1883 ' on the Premises.
In endless variety and at prices to suit alt purchasers.
CORDONIcN`r'.
(.aG�
Leave Sarnia, (W.P,)Tuesday:1 Friday Ev'gs
OTHER PORTS THE 1'OLLOWING DAY.
Magnificent Steamers. Accommodation,
thebost--vnrlValled as a summer holiday
route.
Lowestpnesenger and freight rated array
bo had from nearest G.T.R. Agent, or
J.. H. BEATTY,
General Manager N. W. T. C., Sarnia
MONEY TO LEND.
nein• CORPORATION OP Tilt TOWNSHIP 0r
9. Turnbsery has about $3,000 to loan on Mort.
gages. Por terms apply to,
P. MoLAREN, or will. McPIIERSetH,
Tr. Tattasultin, Wingham. 1tenve, Glcnfarrow
Wingham, May 1lth, 1SSS.
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NOTE FOR $1.70, DRAIVN IlY JOHN RICII.
ardsan, in favor of J. 11, Straith, dated May
nsO)0. ilig days. 8,1 10 as paymies ent cautioned
stopped,
B JOHN.1BICIIARI.'SON,
Delmore P. O.
•
'When I say Crxrt"r 1 do not mean snare! 1 o.
;top them for agree and then hi+'01 ^t i3* •
G:viteollCla
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failedisnorcasonfornot now reeely tug:t. t„
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and rott O.O. It COst91'011 lIttl,iia;; l0A ,a
trial, and it v ill ante , on. .Address
Dr. Il'. O. TOOT. 37 Ye±tgo 8t,, Tora.ato, Oat*