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JULY r 77, ism$.
Luckro%
The Rev. A. McKay arrived home
from his trip to the Northwest, ---kir.
T. McCulloch, of Wiugllaun, appeared
before Justices Campbell' and Law-
rence, here on Monday on a charge
preferred by by Mr. J. S. Jerome, of
practising dentistry illegally. A Doll.
viction was made and the defendant
°fined $20 and costs.
Chesney.
A splendid game of lacrosse was
splayed here on Friday between the
Independents, of ()holey, and the
Sepoys, of Lucknow, which resulted
•,in favor of the home team by three
:goals to two. The first . game was
won by T xckiiow in forty minutes, but
'the second and third games were
• scoured by Cbesley in eleven and
eighteen minutes respectively, The
fourth was taken by 'Luckuo%y in
twenty-seven minutes, and the fifth
by ()holey in four minutes. The
umpires were Messrs, Lawrence and
Longhead, and Mr. F. McNamara
acted as referee.
$5, repairing culvert lot 14, con, 14 ;
James Lunn, $2, repairing culvert lot
38, on. 9 ; Robert Greenaway, $5,
culvert lot 23, eoa,10 ; Wrn. Cowan,
$2.50, culvert on Ilowiok and Minto
bouadaly, Council adjourned to
meet in, Fordwich on the third Wed.
e arx Aug1ut, Wi<I• DANE, Tp.
nesd
Cler;
The,
'House;
irn:berry Council.
unoil met at the Half -Way'
the 23rd inst. ; members all
present' Dept the Dep:reeve. The
minutes of last meeting were approved.
letter was read from the Crown
Land Dept, in reply to the request
front a detailed statement of the
acreage in the Township, stating that
the map in the dept. had not the
alnount'of acres in the lots, but that
the whole number was .36,568 acres.
A letter was also read from the County
Clerk stating that the sum of $2119,$2
would bo required front the Township
for county purposes for the current
year, Mr. McPherson reported that
with Mr Gemmill, they had inspected
Genalfill's and Linton's bridges, and
had let a job of repairing Linton's
bridge to 3, S. McTavish for $115. It
was •finished and recommend to be
id and the would recommend that
East Wawanosh
Miss Maggie Drummond, of Blyth,
was the gaest of Mrs. S. Fells last
week.- Miss L. Dey, teacher, formerly
bf S. S. No, 18, East Wawanosh, but
lately of Loudesbora', is spending a
° few days among friends on the 6th.-
Mr. John Taylor, of Helens, was
visiting his brother, Thomas, this
week, -Miss Lexie Morton has been
seriously ill, bat is now almost recov-
ered, --Mr. Enoch Shorts lost an $600
mare last week.. --The Hiljoubin settle-
naent is pestered alike with tramps
and berrypickers.-Mr. David Cook
. has purchased the Black farm'on the
6th con. for $3500. Mr. Black in-
tends removing to Algoma in the fall.
-A baseball match between the Stars,
of Blyth, and the Clover Leafs, of
,Nast Wawanosh, takes place in Mr.
D. Scott's field, con. 7, on Saturday
• afternoon; the 28 of July.
no repairs be put on Gemmill's bridge
at present; "also reported that they had
lot the job bn the Oth con., lot 1.7, to
Peter Hastings for $10.20; finished
and recommended to be paid. Mr.
Diment reported that be had let a job
on boundary, Morris and Turnberry,
amounting to '$40, also a culvert for
$20, also a small cutvert for $8';
Morris ,to pay half of the above three
job's; also presented the account of
John Wood for repairing Gray's,. $20,
and for cutting ice and putting on
stone at high water, $5•, in all $25,
recommended to be paid. Mr. Barton
reported that lie had let tho job of
gravelling on north boundary near
Belmore for $30, Culross to pay half
finished and recommended to be paid ;
also that Richard Armstrong had
offered to cut down Totton's hill and
fill up the hollow at the culvert for
$5 ; offer accepted. Applioation was
made to' have the grading at the large
culvert on the 12th con , lots 25, 26,
Made wider, as it was considered too
narrow for 'safe .driving, Moved by
.John Diment, sec. by W. Geni'mill,
that Mr. Barton get the same made
wider as soon as he can -carried.
Secretaries of the school trustee board
are 'requested to have the amounts
'they require levied for school purposes
handed in to the clerk before the22nd
deny of August. Accounts were paid,
as follows; John Wobd, repairing
Gray's bridge, $25 ; John 8. Mc-
Tavish, repairing Linton's bridge, $16;
Peter Hastings, job on 6th con., lot
17, $10.20. A large number of other
aeeouats were paid for gravel, for
road's and charity. Council adjourned
to meet in Bluevale, on Monday, the
22nd day of August, at 10 o'clock a in.
Seaforth.
• ir. James F. Roberts, of Seafortb,
-vas awarded the gold modal for
..general proficiency at the College of
Pharmacy, Toronto. Only 16 per
cent. of the$ students passed. -The
quarterly meeting of the Huron Medi-
cal Association was held in Seaforth
on July 10th. The vice-president,
Dr: Gunn, occupied the chair. Sever-
al interesting cases were presented
and several papers were read. Dr.
Worthington read an instructive paper
on "Injuries of the Brain," relating
'cases Whish hacl come under his obser-
vation. Dr. Campbell, of Seaforth,
and Dr. Elliott, of Brucefielcl, related
'the history of interesting cases.'
Those who took part in the discussion
ware Drs. Worthington, McKidd,
Smith, Campbell, Nicol, McLean, Mc:
Tavish, Gunn and Elliott' --he first
lacrosse match between Seaforth and
Bright was played here on Tuesday.
Bright won by 3 goals to 2. Bright
now leads with no games lost, and
Stratford and Seaforth are ties for
seconclo place in the Western District.
The G. T. R. are offering;it very
cheap return colonist excursion from
here to Moosomin, Manitoba, August
7th, for $28, with stop -over privileges.
A splendid chance 'for land seekers
and friend visiting. -Messrs. Hamil-
ton es Gillespie shipped away three
cars of cattle and hogs'tho past week.
-Quarterly services will be held in
the Methodist.chnieh here on Sunday,
the 4th, Rev, Mr. Hannon, of Kincar-
dine, officiating. --Chas. Codd, Esq.,
is about importing from the U.S. some
thoroughbred animals,
BANK OF XzMXX4'
Sterling Exchange and Drafts on New York
ieOUGHT AND SOLD.
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to lotns :10 a, m. t 3 p. 01, Saturday$, from
10 a, m. to 1 p. m.
W. CORBOULD 1,0ENr
DIi;YEn DICEINsd:i, So11eitOr
.SERVANT IRL WANTED 1
Trion OENERAL'HOU i; WORK.
E Apply o
S. It. ELLIOTT, Minter St
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP..
1!T CTIC1 I8 HEREBY GIVEN that the partner.
t� ship for some time carried on by Wm. B.
Hutton, Phomas Price and John Carr, under tho firm
name of MittenPrice &Carr,atthoTownof+Wingbam,
Intim County of Huron, Millers, wasdissolyed, by the
d oath of the said Thomas Price, and the business will
from henceforth be carried on under the firm of
Button & Carr, only. The said Hutton &s Carr aro
authorized to discharge all debts and receive all
credits, on account of the Said partnership concern.
(W. B. HUTTON,
WITNESS ; ) JOHN CARR,
JAMES MORRISON. I ALICE PRICE,
ADEANISTRATRIY.
Dated this 20th day of June, 1589.
FOR SALE.
ACOMFORTATBL
Rooms, situate
West, for sale, cheap.
suranoo Agent, or to
1Vinghain, June 1d
COTTAGE containing seven
on lot 70, Francis street,
1,
Apply1888, to Saiiluel Youhill, In -
Paling, on the Premises.
Private Sa
of
Furniture.
lf) EV. DR. WARD IS SELLING BY PRIVATE
Eli contract all hivaluable household furniture,
comprising Bed Roo Suites, in oak and ash --
Drawing & Dining Roo 1 Suites, in walnut -Kitchen
Furniture and utensi :, stoves, carpets, Dominion
Organ, Office desk, t les, crockery, Lawn Mower
and other articles • furniture. Can be seen at
residence, John street. SALE STILL Gem ON.
INSTRUCT ON IN MUSIC.
ltd ISS M. L, WALL, •R, of Lucknow, a student
1V1 of Alma Ladies College, St. Thema.% also the
Ladies' College, Boll > ills, has charge of Mrs. Mc -
Gill's class of music pupils and will be in Winghanl
every Monday and uesday till 11 a. m. She has
secured a piano at • rs. J. McCanoe's, and respect-
fully requests those desiring her services to call oh
her there from 2 to . p, In, on Mondays.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To THE EDITOR :-PIeaso 11110101, your raaders that I
have a positive remedy for the above named disease.
By its timely nob thousands of hopeless cases have
been cured. I -shall be glad to send two bottles of
my remedy FREE to any of your readers who have
consumption if „they will send ole their Express and
P. O. address, Respectfully, Da. T. A. SLOCUM,
37 Yongo St., Toronto, Ont.•
-A husband, who despondingly asserted
that the world "owed him a living," was
impatiently requested by his wife to "brace
Tip and collect it."
ADVICE To MorIeEns.-Are you disturbed at night
and broken of your rest by a siolr Willa suffering and
crying with pan, of Cutting Teeth? If so send at
once and get a bottle of "Mrs. Irs. 1Vinslow's Soothing
Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is lncalna•
able. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Depend upon it, mothers; there is no
mistake about it. It Cures Dysentery and Dlarthcpa,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic,
softens tho Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. " Mrs. Win.
slow's, Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of ono of
tho oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty-five cents a
bottle. Be sure and ask for "Man. WISSLow'a
SooTWNO Brim," and take no other kind.
HoWick Connell.
The Council met in the Township
Hall, on the 10th inst..; members all
present%. Minutes of last and special
meetings were approved. James
Rowe applied for pay for a horse killed
by failing into gravel pit at Presby-
terian church, Fordtvicli. Moved by
Mr. Johnston, seconded by Mr. Gra-
ham, that it be laid over.. -Carried.
Accounts passed : John Dane, $9, re-
pairing three culverts ; Peter Fries,
$29.70, grading side line 30 and 31,
con. 1 ; Dr, Belton $12, keeping of F.
Birtch ; John Dane, $2, use of No. 1
school house for township election ;
Hugh Wiley, 5910.14, eovoring ditch
on con. B, lot 6, and $9.50 for two
onlverts on sideline 5 and 6, con. 16 ;
Wei, Lowry, $5.50 fnr two culverts on
con, Il, lot 9 ; R. Cassel, $5.00 for
culvert on eon. 10, sideline 25 & 26 ;
George Bolton, $1.62, gravel ; Alex.
Robinson, $2 40, gravel ; Robert
' Greenaway, $15 for grading eon. 14,
lot 9 ; Joseph Cromwell, $20, cutting
+hill lot 9, con. 18 ; Wm. Hubbard,
MONEY TO LEND.
r1111E CORPORATION OF 'THE TOWNSHIP OP
JI Turnberry bas about 53,000 t0 loan on Mort-
gages. For terms apply to,
P. MoLAI1EN, or WM. MciPIIERSON,
Tr. TREAMERER, Wingham. UmsVE, Glen2arrow
Winghum, Miry 11th, 1890.
When 1 say Cram'I do not mean 57ssrely to
Itep them for athne, and then have them
re-
lsvedEnsdAeADICAL CWIhamadisease
MS, EPILEPSY iq0
PALLING SYC1 NESS,
&life long study. I tvA'al0Arrrniyremedy te
Cum the worst cases. Because others nava
failedisnb reason fornot now recta lying a cure.
Send at onoe for f treatise and a,1vaz Ie�BoTTLE
Oi lliy INs'Att1BLME REM1Dif. Givp Express
end Post Offlee. It Costs yen slothlag.zor a
trial, and it will euro you, 1f,dsir0s3
Dr. H', C(3.1t00r, 37 Yong° St, •,coronto, Ont,
ismatawasmartissalaugos
Open all .n'igh
'VT_ T. Y'gTE
Has just received a line of choice
New Beaser'4 Nan Wesl' WWQt1e Mack
A FINE JAPAN, 6 LBS. FOR $l.
All the best brands of CANNED MEATS, SARDINES AND FISiL,
PURE SPICES, PURE PEPPER, PURE COIF$
5 LBS. "BAR SOAP FOR 25 OTS.
A. J. ANDERSON, UNDERTAKER.
Caskets, Coffins, Robes, dm, always on hand.
FIRST CLASS HEARSE FOR HIRE.
PICTURE rIiAMING PROMPTLY ATTEf1DED TO.
VOTER LIST, 1888.
Municipality o the' Township of Turn -
berry, County of _Huron.
FINE TOILET SOAP, CHI? A..1'.
'--'-'- 1 IXAVE JUST OPENED DMT A CASK. oP
ORINA TEA SETS, 'DINNER SETS,
TOILET SETS, FROM $1..50 UP.
WATER SETS, AND A FINE LINE OF GLASSWARE. FRUIT
JARS AND THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN FRUIT'
PRESERVING POWDER -No SUGAR.
CALL AND SEE US. NO TROUBLE TO. SHOW GOODS.
-UNDERTAKING-
'Having
UND: RTA 1NG-
s OTICB is hereb given, that I have transmitted
1„1 or delivered to the persons mentioned in
sections 5 and 8 of• he Voters Lists Act, the copies
required by Said se 'ons to be so transmitted or
delivered of the Inst, • de pursuant to said Act, of
all persons appearin by ,the last revised Assess•
mentPoll of the said .nunicipality to be entitled to
vote in the said ltIu icipality at Elections for mem-
bers of the Legisla . ve Assembly, and at Municipal
Elections ; aria th, t said list was first posted up at
my office, Winghai P. 0., at lot 4, concession 0, of
said Municipality, 0 'the -201411 DAY of JULY, 1898,
and romaine there r inspection.
Electors aro call d upon to examine the said list,
and, if any o,nisst ns or other errors aro found there-
in to take inland to proceedings to have the said
errors correct a ording to law.
Til► AS ORTUNE,
ark of the Township of Turnberry.
ay of July, 1888.
o -NORTH -WEST -o
fliNiMPtgill
'Having added a Delivery Waggon to this branch 'of the business,
orders will (if necessary) be delivered anywhere within 10 miles of
Wingham.
This will 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, IIA.TCRAPES, GLOVES, Li+TC.,
kept and, delivered with orders.
For all points in tho 'North-West, Port
Arthur, Duluth, St. Paul, Winnipeg,
Pacific Coast, 31o., take the
Beatty Line
Proms Sarnia, Godoriob, M incardiueb or
Southampton.
Leave Sarnia, (W.P.)Tuesday w Friday tv'gs
OTHER PORTS THE FOLLOWING DAY.
Magnificent cent Steamers. Accommodation,
the best -unrivalled as a summer holiday
ranee.
Lowest passenger and freight rates array
bo had from A. C. Strathdee, or W. 8,
Towler.
J.. H. BEATTY,
General Manager N. W. T. 0., Sarnia•.
CIU4tIED G000S!
AT
P ICES BELOW
What were ever had In Winghan.
]±'resh fines of TONGUE, TURIiLY,
BEEF, DUCK, PIG FEET, PINE
APPLES, MACKEREL,
SALMON', SARDINES,
LOBSTERS, CORN,
TOMATOES, PEAS,
MoKELVIE)
Opposite tho Central Rotel.
GRACEY, Undertaker,
Moli
For good value all round
come to the ANCIIOR.
THE ANCHOR will not be
• undersold.
Of the BR .1WN ANCHOR,
,
-ARE -OFFERING BIG BARGAINS IN1-
nearav7-a4r:
Colne early and get first choice as we are bound to clear them out.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
In Dress Goods, Sateens, Muslins,
Prints, Laces, Ribbons, Gloves
and Hose, in $ilk, 'Cashmere,
Lisle, and. Cotton, all ;sizes.
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Great value iia Teas
You should try our GREEN AND JAPAN' TEA AT 2Oo, per lb.
Best value hi Canada.
Boots, Ahoes and Slippers
In endless.variety and at Dices to slit till purchlsers.
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