HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1890-2-7, Page 5THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, FEB. 7, 1890.
JOHN ACH ESON.
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)Kew1111Niag Goode fast arrived is all the Newest ser Must Approved Styles
WE KNOW YOU ARE I
Looking for a Handsome Xmas or New Year's present at a Moderate
Pry
We Know Know we Have it,
FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS having the Finest Lines of Silver Plate, Flat Ware and Cutlery ever
displayed in this town.
OUR PRICES BEAT Thu; BAND.
Inspection Solicited.
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
In the Domioiva.
Prices lower and goods Dotter than ewer. I have the largest
Monk west of Toronto, and can Butt; you both in goods and prime.
ORDERED WORK AND REPAIRING
Promptly attended to and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
NEWER,ANCH IN OURBUSINESS Please call and Examine Goods
The goods are all fresh, in the very latest Styles and
Choicest Shades. We invite every lady in town to see
JOHN ACHESON.
Wits rad matter, la
with the water dors we ren
es learelt that Mr. Adamoin and Reeves
• p ore toot and Beek be sMborieed to
have a out.petsst eawiseer make plane
and specifications and estimated omit of
the work. Also of the heating of the
notary olfioe, and have it ready to lay
before the Conned at its June session.
All of which irteyreet illy submitted
Janne Juaxtmos.
Chairman.
A wpplrmentary report of the finance
somnlNtee was read sad adopted.
SAPOST or misses COMUUTTLE.
Your committee her leers to report at
follows : — We 1 that the grant
of $10 asked by the Prisoners' Aid As
soeiatum be paid. bet that the council
take no action ID aiding them to ask the
C t to appi.iut • . to
collect infurmatiuo is jeference to prison
reform. That no tio tie takee as to
the claim for $d0 of Jas. F. Elliott foe
cepteriag a horse thief, as the statutes
provide ter each cases. That the motion
et Mr Dolmas to raise the eons of $3000
it* bowad•ry lines , • be
misled cwt. 'flat the tre.wne. report
be adopted sad printed in the miaow*.
That no action he taken in reference
to the circular of the Ontario Rolle
Araoeiation asking a grant of $10
In reference to the letter from John
Kain regsestittt the council to make
C. Harris, of Howitt, an masa*, deet'
tate boy, a ward of this county, accom-
panied by two mednsl esrtiftestes, we
1 that the reeve of Boesch
procure a suitable place fuer his mato-
tenures sad that the said reeve of
Bowsok roses,. $6 per month for his
salatosaeew Thai the accounts of J.
E. Tom sad D. Malloch, school in -
' pastors of $24186 and $484 Sb, re-
spectively, for hire sshnol entraaee ex-
amientiow, be paid. That the resole
bon passed by this coattail paying the
examiners $4 per day be hereby repeal-
ed, and that to lieu thereof the exasrwera
be paid 76 ante for every pupil present
ini himself for examiastina, pennant to
R 8. O., 1887, dap. 296, sec 40, and
further that the 'barge of 60 mots
fee for eatrsnes examination be
changed to 76 tants, and that in
future the impostors be supplied by the
clerk with rtatiuuury required for bold-
ing examinati ne. That the road cone-
isiesioaer i
nfetters add to dm orders in
lug reportby whom thme ordersre
esr66ed. Is regard to Or application
front J Cowes', Division Court Berk at
't'roister, eakim what provision had
been made to promos books for Division
Court clerks as per statutes of 1886. we
1 that the clerk ask tenders
for such books as are required by clerk.
and Webb, with power to accept any
such reader as he may deem sdvisable,and
to supply the books to those who are
entitled to remove them .when required.
That the usual rent of $46 be given to
the East Buren Teachers' Asso-
ciation. We 1 the fol-
lowing certified accounts be paid :—
R P Wilkioeow A Co , goal supplies,
$11.29 ; Jae. Jenkins, gaol repairs
$9 20; 0 N Davis, gaol supplies, $10 33:
,las. Ban. A. Son, books, etc , taw sheriff'.
lie,.. $25 ; John Butler, stationery,
$6.70; Wingham Times, sdvertesing, $4;
T O Rice, rimier raiting.$6; Bart t On .
statiocery. $4 96 sun $9.70; Fraser &
Porter, seatI...s -y. $8 80, for registry
Alae books, $34 60; J T (harry,., county
solicitor. $22; E D,wwog elbows for
prisoners in rot, $9 66; Huron Sivnel,
printing. $12.27; John Hays. for
can of Mary Hay., as inane, indigent
person $49.50 ; Menne township, rail-
road fare of Catharine ano E :rhea,
Makimmines to Grill's, $30 ; J.,hn
Brophy, sihla for sharers nth or, $1.60 :
Ssiateef then. Aran., sort hostas sop
1116.Door!s, $19 $4; D.Reid, teaming, VS;
o f) Iteinow,ganl espalier, 75 ct.; Bruer
Mb Pert, adverti.iwg. $1; John Butler,
statiewery, $4.96; John iia'.■, wheel-
barrow and repair., $6.116; florets Be
pesibr, sdvertisie.R, $4 150; John Ansley,
raid e.ismi.shtwer, telegrams sad poet -
are, $7•' Samuel D•vi•, for
of ChasLingard, $18 76; E•tward i.e..••
repairs to boundary bridge. 63 eta: (3
Prout , repairs to teoendary bathe v.
$11.91; Finery A Porter, stati.,wery,
06; Seaford' d
Rea, stieeerv. $87 50;
lax. Waliw, repairtiw sloek. $1;
enders i Si., registry ••lieu repairs
ad gaol sed snort house swnoli.e,
, $49 6$; Gadariodi Slur, pri,.teng, $12 01;
Wtngham Timm, priwtiwc. $6 601
Hums Signal. rialto", 111.11/1); I
Jordan, gaol peopling, 40 Rinse.
Conk haring asked M
wkMraw the rimiest at Newish Mon'
skip for dastam' sgrttiesi.m et neanq
dest tat. psruuns, ore 1 that
thio mama be no paid.With roomed to
mensal ensat of Edeted Thomas et WI
far the aeahteesses et O. Barns, we
libel the seam be .et pial,
se it has bees dealt with in • previous
part el this report. That $10 be paid to
the lock-up keepers each of Goderieb,
Chagos, Sister, Wingham, Hayfield,
Crediton, Gonia. Wroxeter, Seaforth,
Brussels and Myth. We also recom-
mend that $15 be expended for flowers
and plants around the court house. That
$300 be grated to the branch agricultd
ral end horticultural societies. That
the account of W. Barker of $86 for the
e ars of David Kinsman, an insane iedr-
gent, be paid and that, as a report has
been made to the committee that this
person is improving, the reeve of Grey
investigate the trader and endeavor to
get 'beeper rates for big m•irtenanoe.
That the areal grant of $35 be given to
the West Homo Teachers' Association.
That $7 per math be paid for the mop -
port of Christina McMartin, of Grey, so
means iwdigsst. Your committee has
examined the new loans made sad hada
the amount invested in mortgages in
1886 to be $96,316 We a so find a
esrpigate from the eoaoty solicitor with
each loan, esrtifyiag to the title of the
properties being corr ct. We have ex-
amined the bends of the treasurer and
End them satisfactory.
BORT Engin, chairman.
Moved by Mr Manning, seconded by
Mr Kelly, that . he clerk be instructed
to prepare a return showing the number
of persons committed to the county eco
donee 1867, '88 and '89, the cause >f
commitment, the length of time for
w hich committed and the cost to the
county of sash person so , in-
cluding east of committal sod saioten-
aees ; also a etataeent showing the
number of pergoee now wards of the
county as indigent, insane persons and
the amount being expended for each ;
and Prices.
E. DOWNING.
Oor. East -at. and Square.
A Peuul Sand, a'eufll Earuc[
Ef3TAB14I81-.3BID 60 YDARS-
I still take the lead in special value in
DRESS GOODS
Dress Meltorts, from 9c. per yard up, Twill Meltons, Stripe Foule and
Amason Clot' .s, Stripe and Check Costume Cloths,Velveta, Ribbons, Ac
MEN'S SUITS
SPECIAL VALUE.
Tweeds, fell linea Overcoats very low, Good Quality, }Nearly
Gone, Price salts Them. -
In Grocery Department, _Un-
__ N, aASSID.A —,
In Teas especial! , I Take the Lead,both in Quality and Prices. Pure
adulterated Coffee only kept, price, 30c. per lb. Pure Spices only kept. PLATE GLASS GROCERY.
In My Hardware Department Three deer, Meet of nritfsA E xchsirr !{ot GODERICH.
w L.ar.an.... tL, aa..i
I have a full assortment. Glass, my or.n importation, from 7z9 to
34z38, full supply. Crosscut Saws, &c. Wagon and Buggy Gears
full assortment.
TAE GREAT BANNER 15 STILL ¶AVING!
TERRIBLE EllCITEMENT
McLEAN'S NEW BLOCK
in the
Plate Glass Grocery,
in connection with Selling
BEAUTIFUL DELF.
As the Proprietor is Going out of that line, he intends
to sell out his Entire Stock of Delf at
cost. When I say cost
I MEAN BUSINESS,
and all of it must be sold within one month. My Delf is well assort-
ed and of the very latest patterns, in Brown Rustic Tea Sets, Enamel-
led Floral Tea Sets, Rustic Dinner Sets, Slate Rustic Dinner Sets, Sage
Rustic Dinner Sets, Blue Benak's Toilet Sets, Brown Summer Toilet
- Sets, Begonia Toilet Sets, Enamelled Toilet Sets, also a very fine assort -
all - merit of plain Delf; now, if you wish to present your Mother, Sister or
Wife with a fine set of dishes, do not lose this great t pi t . ,. 'ty of
_getting the finest bargains ever offered in Huron Cocnty.,
Goderiah, Nov 28•h 1Rd9
SQUAR
both , to •bow the msowipali pig atou-.d the court hones during
ty from which moos prisoners or pernta, the again summer, was referred to the
came ; retro to be submitted at the Shane onmmitts
Jone amnion—Carried. The council then took a ten 'routes'
A i from Dr Reilly, ia- reerea, after wMch the following M -laws
✓ ector of asylums, in referes.e to an were end •.•d ad.:pted :—Btlaw No. 1,
insane boy now in gaol, was read mid 1S$0. to app..u,t asserts sodtt.in.
referred t., the special eummittee. bylaw No. 2, 1890. to app. -int s board of
Moved by Dr. Rollins, seconded by Mr audit -
Wilson, that t e ewesmittee for revision
of the roles also report in June a proper
form, aeeordiwt to statute, for signature
by medical men re insane, destitute per -
eons proposed to be made wards of the
county. Carried.
The avowal t hen adjourned.
At two o'elock p. to the eseseil re- -
se ed, the warden in the chair.
Tie report of the .penial eommitte*
was read, when the mensal went into
enmities of the whole, 16r Belly in the
Asir.
Moved • by Mr Delmage, sewed -
ed by Mr Wilson, that the report of the
special . be adopted.
Moved by Mr Wilson, seconded by Mr
Mooney, that the questions and answers
as read in refere..oe to tax exemptions b. -
left ever for a.ns.deretion soul the Jane
meeting. This ugh lost on a divisseo
The warden resumed the ebair,awd the
report was submitted to the council and
ad
caved by Mr Kelly, seconded by Mr
Casella, that the clerk proem* a minty of
the Dominion Criminal het of 1887 In,
the reeves of this mui.icipahty. Carried.
Moved by Dr. Rollie*, seeoded by
Mr Ma•nieg, that, ie view el the prob-
able ..tion of the Ontario Iw4itiatere
in the Matter of the ereetiss of Hoorn
..f Industry In vriom eewstiss, a ere -
mut toe of nine mantras be appointed for
aha following porpoes:—To take stash
steps as it may deem advisable to obtain
the sanction of the Dominium Goverv-
sreot to woe the fond. standing to the
credit of the Seems feed of the
county (bang the sorplw. from Soon
Ain fines, etc) towards the e.wtioa of a
Howe of Industry in the event of this
anent, deeding in erect one ; te ascer-
tain thea,ditiots the Provi tial Govern-
mentprapw. to wash to the peopossd
aid to H•.ues. of Industry. and make
sash reprecaatatinee in regard to same
as they may deem in the harvests of the
/pigsty. Seek . I1 to .newt of
Meows Kelly, Smish, Wiktme, Milne,
Dul.bage, Mal ase, Celt, weer and
s.ennder. Lest on a arises by a ma-
jority of 14.
Mewed by Mr Meaning, a eciA d by
Mr leek, that lb. hawkers' sad pedals'
hose.• fee be $:00, sad that the bylaw
lee amended .ee..di$ly. Lest by a
maj•nt, of 13.
'fes report of the gaol
sad seers begs sammittee was read and
lbs
enamel l tbsa ttdlesmed.
At 7 p m. the evened resented, the play goes en." ha eery intelligent
wsdss she Asir. I Melees knees, a popes met of our
A report of the lee never asks. plass Is
Seems esmsll010 sed adept- 4 es our titnase end the
ed nnd.rwrMm+ that If a helm estl.tputies
A mals at - sad Seek, eeewrwd ser and pumping
thin the $1 I. beea etaposrty weld be ' - . M cies aM
tie ' edmo of Mr . Belem the alines pert
demon *MIM' end ploete to be with their 9 NNW* Bst d the sleeve
A . report of the
6ns.oe eummittee was rend and adopted.
Orr motion of Mr Hoz, seenoded by
Mr Crook, the council adjourned to meet
esu the Gist Timidity in Jails nest.
MCLSOD'S STMTIM RENOVATOR
is a preventive and cure fur La Grippe.
COMMUNICATIONS.
we de net hold ourselves remee•IM5 for the
.pinions Wear C °diatribe
tor• te thin dsJartment meat coeliac them-
selves to public ateetbus mut be brfeL
Musa le Onadt.
To the Uttar of The normal.
Dui Sta.—Wien the canons of
O,.derteb voted for the waterworks and
electric light schemes, n o doubt they
were ender the that the wsty-
iv thou -and dollars world put in a com-
plete water -aka py.t.em without ore p-
pliag the reweave of the town in the
sear future, bet on reading she Mayor's
annual address in your Vase of Jan. 24
I we. surprised to learn "that to carry
en the efforts of the town fur 1890 will
be no easy teak," "sur Amite an very
Imo '' Farther me be suttee "the water
works oummitiee may be required to
lay down mains on meta streets." Why
wet not all this mapped out when the
scheme was first proposed, and an in-
eree.ed estimate made i. r the same.
which would have wen willingly voted
far by our atr•eos I I suppose the
$66,000 has vanished, and in .order to
"ranee the wind' he proposes to sell Jia
steam ire-engina This admen stands
os a par with the rest of the childish
eebemem, vii : the mtnuatero toy loan
tains In the pathways roomed the eosin
hove, the waterlime cisterns oateide the
pempsog home, the East -street hole,
the exchanging .f dyssmos and lamps
(barring the ender industry), all of
whish bee tweeted as loss
of Lows mosey end shows • lank of
Ode ssat sod bounces tar. "What is
a bmvass is mooed, 's bees -
sem " Yet our noble eoosml meet
month attar mewl, and ail M "mote as
eyeless," shaid se epee their m oaths
o91f to the neer
iessad Hts
A has ores them, msui w w s
is weenies the "mesh -- s to sea his
prelim vgwa No weeder there was no
opposition Mw the high pneitiou this year.
It week' tax a Philedatpbia lawyer's brain
to enrawet the eombinsins of armee that
bee bees perpetrated, sad Will "the
Ire eoltine,tbey sbouid ponder the matte r
well and they will atm at ones the folly
of each a shallow -brained rhea. U.. -
der present ctrougatsuoes, I say, let well
enough slam and our property owners
on the outakirta ..f the town null
also answer, yes ! It is in standing with
( the appointment • few years ago of au
t man to run the 6n engine,
which on two occasions orarly
proved disastrous. The Mayor says
"our funds are very low." It looks a.
though we are t., enjoy a ranntirw, sod
a seseon of inactivity and hard times,
and let every other ., I to
henebt our town go to the wall. When
the figuring for the waterworks and
electric light apneas' was carried out
why was not the amount increased, say
another too thousand dollars, which
timid leave a reserve fes it to complete
the ethane sad not cripple the town
revenue. May be it is just as well the
$10,000 was not added, or it would
is all probability bays been frit-
tered away in some nonsensical manner,
such as the math box annex for the
dynamos at the waterworks, which shrove
what little judgment was exercis-
ed in sot : g th. main
building large •womb for all re-
quirements. In regard to the water -
bias cistern probably our city hams
will take • notion and put in a few coils
of that lead pipe and convert it into •
swimriog bath for public mer, or keep
on boring the new hole until they strike
the mineral sprung This would open.
up a new industry, bottling op the stuff
and labelling it''Wakata," or some oth-
er jaw -breaking name ; or, better still,
some crank might at some future time
propose the disposal of ores of the pump -
:tag eegims. Here are sobem.s which
ifproperly carried out would relieve the
town tram its ehrestened em t,
and prove that there is "taillw.N in it,"
as our genie) friend Col. Sellers bas il.
I hare so doebt the proposed nooa four
wheel hose tart will he • new wrinkle,
sad it will be something original if left to
the judgment of only one man who will
have the fleecing of the job. In ooeeio-
sins, I wawa appeal to our titunema to
take move interest in our town affairs,
sad i say our cot neil iwermhere are
in a large meesuns to blame for
mot having more got op and nosiness
snap They gay wahine at the meeting.,
and agree to everything His Worship
says, and when you ask any of ihesa why
they dal say anything, they my there is
so use as Boa Worship rigs the leaebine.
More saes. Teem a
Sdespaarim
Ho you sleepers,
Rub your peepers
Open wide each eye;
Don't be creepers
Bargain reapers
Now's the time to buy.
RIGHT THIS WAY TO DANIEL GORDON'S
VOR •iw.AtiA.
First -Claes Stock of Furniture, tee eacNas PAlll."R 1t'iS. tss. BEDROOM BU ITER, DIN-
ING
•
My aim has always been to keep Firer -tines Forniture. The past will steak for itself. There
are some who search the country for cheap goods. and palm them otr as First Claes goons.
That will cure itself.
In uadeetsking i have everything to he found in a first -cleans estahiishment. I am the
oldest sad swot experienced Funeral Director In this County. ttaTlnshaTNs K,pun.
C11AnOEB MODERATE.
weetat., Bodoni*. Between P.O. and Lusk of Itmtre•L n9004u..
Come One, Come All !
and get bargains, as I am offering my entire Stock of DRY GOODS
at COST, as I am going out of that line of business to make more
room for
GROCERIES, &c., CROCKERY, FLOUR AND FEED.
Be sere and give a call at the comer of Victoria k Nelson streets
before purchasing elsewhere.
Otiderieh. Jae. ea. tog.
Pro i.t .foct_
tsiT
80MFfHINC UNUSUAL s
Lubin's and Atkinson's Perfumes in Bulk,
ate.
A Select Stock of Cheaper Perfumes.
In Bottled Perfumes an Unusually Full Line.
F. JORDAN'S
MEDICAL HALL.
DON'T - BUY - ANY aro ,A,,.,,T
y )I sk IL , UNUERSEUL
AL IC.
A- B_ dORNDI+L'El
mail yes ,id gad see
Will rmrgw
TS Ale grgn.
Beautiful stock of Ped Boom Setts and Parlor Botta titdeboards,
Centre Tablas, Cornice Poles. Pictures, roe
A IPLstmm LOT OP
vv vv S%laeGiGQ
EDtl1[OQ, NO less AOD Blind aged see the NNW RAYMOND
iv OI CILJost arrirred,
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lel. he+la •M i MOWING MAO]EI1t>B, Machine OG.
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