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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-12-20, Page 4:s 4 TO ADVERT1SEKa 15f OM) of change* aatllet be let tit tbiiti cliiee teat later than Serial—ley niacin. The copy forechauger( meet he left not lutes' Phan Monday evening. Caanal arivartieemt`nts steeepttal up to. uo(tu Weduoeidav of t,peh week. NATARTaISTIfih) ln7a WINCIIAM TIMES. ES. $. N Wade )1'L F'Lrat.rst111413, t.Puuw.ttt+at. Tli1:TRSDA.Y, DE 1kaMB1'.R• 'e0. 'iv NOTE AND CON, WIENTS Tae men of Huron have ui.tde ,a . a cel't.r, s •iteetiva tet Areefe fed ,p a, thtfir uroit(t•etat•• sur the il.ln.nitlti Hon a Mr Melee bee been it. toe 0e0ta-le Assawhty e•tua„ 1898, and proved heifer—It au exartteut tnemeer He is street; for peel et ria ha- wad the dollen 101.24 ut the oouttu.t.a ii''•tltlt. —Tor, ntel Globe The Divisional Court at Toreuto hats allowed the appeal of Dr. Alexautier Crichton from the+ruling of the Medical Council striking his name from the roll of physicians The general feeling with the publio seemed to be that Dr. Crioh- tou had been rather harshly de tit with the Medical Council. The doctor was charged with ieaaing circulars advertie- ing a sure for grippe and iutluenza. For tan nine months, from Jane 80, 10e6, to Marsh 31, 1907, the Minister of Finance estimates that the surplus of Dominion revenue aver ordinary ex- penditure will be $13 000 000. compared with a surpine of $12,898,718 for the twelve months ending Jaue 30, 1906 Tho fiso•tl year will he icaforth end of March 31, instead of Jane 30, so that the present fieoal year is, really a nlea- .months year. The record surplus was $15,056,08.1 for the twelve months ending Jaue 80, 1894, so that if the pre- sent fiscal year were carried,ou to Jane 30, next, the enrpins at . the latter date would be the greatest in Canadian his- tory. Details of Canada's trade for the five months ended August 31 lase show a very large expansion compared with the same period in 1903. Oar imports from Great .Britain for the period under re- view this year amounted to $32,754 296, as aeainet $27,847,699 for the year pre- vious and $25,034.295 for 1904, The ex- ports were $43,493,4220 in 1904, $41,153,- 071. in 1905 and $55 653,099 in 1906. The imports into Canada from the West Indies up to August 31 amounted to $3,- 106,64G, a gain of $330 922 compared with 19055 and of $675,143 compared with 1904. The exports to Canada from the West Indies totalled $1,070 965, showing gains of $187,274 and $178,814 wehn con- trasted with the same period of the two years immediately preceding. The im- ports from the United States totalled $83,420.899, a bet;ermeat of $t3,323,606 over the prevtons year and $11,202,487 over 1904 ST, HELENS. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Derain and family have returned from the West and will spend the winter here. Miss Annie 01 irk is away on a visit to friends in Toronto, Hamilton and Mid- land. At a meeting held after the ret; alar agayer-meetin service the nest-ahcere nd exscntive of the Bible class were elected for the coming year. The fol• lowing are the oSioers for the year 1907: President, Rev. R. W. Craw; vice-presi. dent, Wm. Rutherford; recording secre- tary, Miss Margaret Rutherford; treas., W. I Miller; executi e committee, Mary Murray, Mary °amerce, Mary A, Woode, Elizabeth Miller, Jean Clark, John McGuire, Frank Todd, 0. Decker, John Campbell, Donald McDonald, Lewis Weatherhead, Wm. McGregor. inertia Tne Board of Management of St. Andrews church have appointed Geo. Leith as caretaker of the church, as H. McQnarrie, who has been caretaker for the past 40 years, has resigued. Mr. A. Robinson, Air. Wm. Jackson, Mr. Jas. Cott, sr., Mr. Joseph Coombs, Mr N. Coming, Dr. Wm. Sloan, and Rohr. Sloan attended the Liberal con- vention at Brassels e a on Tuesday of last Week. We are sorry to hear that Mr. /as. McD. Dodd will leave for Toronto in Jaitaart where he has secured a lucre. tive position with the Gordon, MacKay & Co., wholesale dry goods, Toronto, Mr. Drs dd is well known to the public. being 9 years with McKinnon & Co. and. 1 year with the new firm of Poplestono &; Gardiner. Minutes of Council meeting held Bluevale on Dec 16th. 'Che manatee Inst cif+gting were read and adopted •W 4 *..v, , 1 ro . ,111, , • 1n1.. 1 for that Dandru aMar+YaiWNteMRYeI.�.(a. .... There is one thing that will cure it—Ayer's Hair Vigor. It is a regular scalp -medicine. - ~ It quickly destroys the germs -; which cause this disease.'i The unhealthy scalp becomes healthy. The dandruff disap- pears, had to disappear. A healthy scalp means agreat deal to you—healthy hair, no dan- druil',tio pimplcs,no eruptions. `'he b(tst kind of a'testimoixfat— "Sold for aver 'sixty year s." *nu, A>CT f,X i SektataltILLA. at of on tu0t100 01 iitaara S,i.eAtichral au 1 Bather. tura. l7nintuuuic atione to ere read front the luepeuter a Prtioes rind Aysluuts re phi lents *rota this #nixntc1pattt,--filed, Ale() free O.eca at Cutroes, ie ruquiry it0 to 1 11 0071 municipal drain. Ulrrlt intrutatet1 to rrily. Tea annual etetenueut of the Reeve and Treasurer wen lad hetes i11.. (.h iia ed wbient ehowe a balance of gash on hand of $61 17.86 511 lett • - Kelly .-- Tbat the enured statemeua b. adopted, bud that the Olerk ger 100 comet, phased ter destiibutien einertp.st roots} ere at uaw,iuntiou mates - mg Lien led Rntherturd 111cMiebea'.—Chat lty law Nu Ip. 1906 be passed tor 6h» Oukltug ut nt/ialltib41411 meant} on the :net (ley of D.0 mu e1,e, I+'vreeittr,' 117111, Blt r.Gtr, t t t o'uluck p to and should a pull be re quires tu('h poll will be opened on Muts- aey, Jae 700, at 9 o'clock, a.at tied re• I07170 ol:en until 5 o'clock p , and no longe r in the rollutving ptulitlg sub (iivi. 4i me; ittitn^•Iy;—Ne3 1, School Howie, W T. Piot, Thos Netterti.,ld, D. 12. 0 , tied Wan S Kwg, Poll Olerk; Nu 2 in the Tuwnetitp Oierie'e Office, kliaevale, John W. Knee, D R 0 and Adam teleghoi'n, Pull (Merit ; No 3 in MoPnesr• one's Ssltoul Rouse, T. K. 1'uwe11, 1) R 0. and Alex Mt+Pierson, Poli Clerk; No 41st acort'e School House. Gee B Scott, D. R. O and ft. S. Muir, Pull Olerk. Oar, iota Toe fallowing accounts were passed aii(1 ehf(nee is ued:— Dr Agnew, M, Id 0. fees, $6; A. His- lop, brusluug B lee, $6; Jas Brackuu• ridge, ds !wefts. $1; J. A. MuLoau, lumb- er, $1.02; Wtu Helmets arrears taxes lot 351, W. T P, $0,69; li, Vauston(t, ar• rears taxes lot 24 Ouu 0.. $12.25; Wm J, Campbell, cleauiog drain, 10 Con, $8 50; W. & W. II, E liott, tile per Jan Brird`, 21 67; 'Phos SVeir, rep culvert, $1; An- drew Reid, gravel; 90o Refit Dickinson, drain Fite'e swamp $17 50;A. McKinuon Tp share gravelling Wie•ghaumbritige,$26 23; 0 Baker. limp gravelling Wingham bridge, $3; Paul Powell, retaud taxes, $3 91: Paul Powell. salary and postage, $20 00; Juba Mosgrove, making state clout. $3: John Mosgrove, Coixantiesiou- er'tt tete, AGa; A. Kelly, Commissioner's fees, $60; John Rntbertord, Onnimis- slonerta tees, $50; D. R. Moffett, $55; R MoMieheat Commmasioaeres Tees, $48; Peter Ai Learn, salary and postage, $57; Peter McLaren, making statement, $7; Juba Burgess, salary, $75; Jaihu Burgess, poettge, $15; John Bargees, office rept, $12 Aleeiiug adjourned Sine Die. JOHN Buaenss, Clerk, t.ive Stock Markets. Toronto, Deo 18—The ran at the Oity Cattle Market to -day wag 100 loads, with 1 800 Head of cattle, 2,000 sheep and Jambs, 600 hogs and 85 calves. The foilowlna are the quotations: Exporters' cattle— Per 100 lbs. Choice $4 60 $1 83 Medium............... 4 25 4 40 Bulls 8 50 8 75 Light 300 3 50 Cows 350 4 00 Feeders— best 1000 pounds and up- wards .. .. 3 75 4 00 Stockers choice 3 25 3 50 a bulls • . ,,., , 2 00 2 25 Butchers'— Picked . ..... 4 40 4 75 Oboice,.., 375 425 Medium .. , . 8 75 4 00 Cows.... .... 2 50 4 50 Balls 2 25 2 50 Hogs — Best— .......... 6 15 Lights.... ... 5 90 4 .. heep— Export ewes .... . .. 4 50 4 75 Bucks .... 3 00 8 50 Calls ......... .. 3 00 3 50 Spring Lambs per ib.. 5 50 6 25 Calves, each . , . 2 00 6 00 WINGHA1t1 lklARROT BEPOIITS Wingham, Dec. 19111 1906 Flour per 100lbs-.,. 2 00 to 2 60 Fall Wheat 0 69 to 0 72 Oats 0 32 to 0 34 Barley .... ..... 0 42 to 0 45 Peas 0 68 to 0 70 Buckwheat 0 55 to 0 55 Butter 0 22 to 0 22 Eggs per doz 0 22 to 0 25 Wood per cord 2 50 to 3 00 Hay, per ton ...,8 OO to 10 00 Potatoes, per bushel new.. 0 45 to 0 50 Tallow per lb ............ 0 51 to 0 06 Lard ,,, 0 15 to 0 15 Dried Apples per 1b 0 05 to 0 06 Live Hors, per owt. 6 10 to 6 10 Turkeys, drawn........ 0 10 to 0 13 Geese, " 0 08 to 0 10 Ducks, per lbs ... , , , , 0 08 to 0 10 Chickens, per lb 0 08 to 0 10 Wingham Opera House trader anepices Wingham Fire Co. ONE NIGHT ONLY Thursday Dec, 20 IO H LMi T YOUNG, and MAJORIE ADAMS with a supporting casco Of 20 people presenting The Princess of Patches New Songs tied Dances. Neta Specialties. Gergeons Scenery. Papular prices, 250, 35o and 30c. AIVI lYlachine Having seenred a first-class machinist, I ani prepared to on all kinds of repair- ! inn en the shortest notice. Also CASTI2NGS MADE TO ORDER I ant alma building a few Portable Sawing Machines -..somethinz new. CO and .:aspect before placing your order elsewhere. W. G. PATON. THE WING AM TINES, DECEMBER 20, 1906 y4aw No.111, 1 9O� Of the Corporation of the Town of Wingham. A By -Law to grant aid by way of Loan to the Wingham Carriage Company. Whereas the promoters of a certain Com - name sof bTliecor Wingham Carriage corporate Limited,or such other name as shall he approv- ed by the Lieutenant Ctovernor in Council, hove proposed to the Carmen of the Municipality of the Town of Wing - hem to establish a factory in the said 'town for the manufacturing of carriages, weggous and various vehicles and other armies of alike nature and have requested the said Council to aid them in the establielr 3neet thereof by the grant ora loan of $5000, to be repaid in ten annual instalments of $800 eaeh, without interest, commencing in one year from the day of the issue of the deben- tures herein mentioned, and byfixing the amount of the assessment of the said establish- ment for tee years. And whereas In consideration of said aid it has been agreed that the said Company shall erect in the said Town of Wingham a suitable brick factory two storeys in height and of di- ineouious of at Ieast 10 by 80 feet and shall in- stall therein, plant and machinery necessary tor the carrying on of their business, and the Whole manufacturing establishment to be of the value of at least $10000, and shall in the first and seeoud years after the said plant is in operation employ aud peep employed an aver- age of at least twenty hands therein and after- wards during each suhsequeut year of the said term shall employ an average of at least ttventyfive hands; (each of said hands to be employed therein for an average of ten mouths during ench year) and shall during such term continuously operate the said factory, save when prevented. by strike, accident, or un- avoidable o..$ualty, And whereas it has been further agreed that the said Company 50 to be incorporated shall have a capital stook of $7,000, of which the whole shall be actually, paid up before the said loan is sdvauced and that said Company shall not either by itself. its successors or assigns or by or through any other Company, firm or person carry on the same or a like business in any part of the Dominion of Canada during the term of said loan. Aud whereas it iris been further agreed that the said (tontpeny shall enter into an agree- ment with the said Town for the performance of the said terms and conditions and shall se- cure the due repayment of the said loan and the due performance of the said terms Rud conditions by a first inortgage upon all the said factory buiidinga, machinery and plant and Lands used in connection therewith and for the purposes thereof and by insuring tate said buildings, machinery and plant in favor of the said Towu in such Companies as shall be ap- proved of by the said Town and by policies which shall contain what is known as the mort- gage clause if required by the said Town. ?aid whereas it is expedient to grant the said aid sub4 air t to the said t emus. And whereas in order thereto it will be necessary, to issue the Debentures of the Town of Wingham for the sum of $5000, as herein- after provided (which is the amouut of the debt intended to be created by this By -Law) the proceeds of the said Debentures to be ap- plied to the said purposaa and no other. And whereas the total amount required by the Consolidated Municipal Ant of 1903 to be raised annually by apeeiat rate for paying the said debt and interest as hereinafter provided is 3081.00 whereof $225 is to be raised annually for payment of the interest during the cur- rency of the said debentures and $103.00 is to be raised annually for the purpose of creating a siutting fund for the payment of the debt se- cured by the aaid debentures. Aud whereas the amount of the Whole rate- able property of the, Town of Wingham ae- cording to the last revised assessment roll thereof is $085,002. And whereas the amount of the existing de- benture debt of the said Muateipality is $137,- 424, (exclusive of local improvements, debts se- cured by special acts, rates or assessments) whereof no principal or interest is in arrears. Therefore the Municipal Council of the Cor- poration of the Town of Wingham enacts as follows: - 1 The Municipal Council of the said Town of Wingham shall grant and pay over to the said TheWingham Carriage Company so to be incorporated whether under that or such other name as may be approved as aforesaid immediately upon the said factory being com- pleted and the said plant installed therein and the said agreement and mortgage duly execut- ed and delivered, the sum of $5000 without abatement by way of loan to aid them in their said enterprise and to be repaid by the said Company as aforesaid. 2 Fur the purposes aforesaid the Mayor of the said Towu of Wingham shall cause deben- tures of the said Town of Wingham to be is- sued, which said debentures shall not be less titan One hundred Dollars each ; such deben- tures shall be sealed with the seal of the Cor- poration of the Town of Wingham and sliall be signed by the Mayor or other acting head of the Corporation and also by the Treasurer thereof. 8 The said debentures shall bear date on the first day of May,l(•07, and shall be issued on the day of thedate thereof and shall be made pay- able in ten years from thesaid date at the Office of the Treasurer for the time being of the said Town of Wingham and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest, 4 The said debentures stall bear lutereat at the rate of four and one half per centum per annum from the date thereof, and said inter- est shall be payable annually on the 31st day of December iu each year except the last payment of Interest which shall become due anti pay- able on the day on which the Debentures are plac©ble; where tinterest sdebenturesaareamnade payable. 5 During the currency of the said Deben- tures there shall be raised annually by special rate on all +ire rateable property in the - said Town of Wingham the sum of $22.5, for pay- ment of interest on said debentures and the sun. of $40300 for the purpose of creating a sinking fund for the payment of the debt here- by secured, making in all the payment of $03180 to be raised annually by special rate as aforesaid during each of the said ten years. 6 And the said Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Town of Wingham do here- by further enact, that the said manufacturing establishment so to be erected by the said Company including all lands, buildings and machinery connected therewith and used for the said manufacturing purposes be assessed at $2000, except as to school rates for the period of ten consecutive years commencing with and including the year 1907 so loug as the said es- tablishment shall be operated in accordance with the terms. conditions and restrictions hereinbefore referred to. 7 This By -Lew shall take effect on the day of the final passim; thereof. 8 Tlhe vote of the electors of the said Town Of Wingham shall be taken on this By -Law at the following tinges and places, that is to say, on Monday, the Seventh day of January, IOo7, commencing at the hour of Nine o'e.toek in the forenoon and 'ontenning until Five o'clock in the afternoon of the said day by the following deputy returnin,t ofii^_ers aad petl clerks: In Ward Oar, at J.A. Cumntinga' strop, Vic- toria Street by James Cumming., Deputy Re- turning Officer, and John Fryfogle, Poll Clerk. t ;in Ward Two. at The Advance Office Josep- hine Street, by Te Meaty, Comity Return- ing Officer, and Waiter Hall, Poll Clerk. In Ward Three at The Town Hall, Josephine Street, by t H. Ferguson, Deputy Returning Otfeer, and Ancon 1)nimage, Poll Ch-rk. In Ward Pour, at Mtn Louehe(ti's house, Josephine Street, by Charles J leading. De. puty Returning Officer and David Lougheed, L ol1 Clerk. 4 Oa rata -day, the I-'i°.tlt day of Januar A. I}. 1007, the Mayor of the said Town shall y at- le tend at the 1 own Hall of the said Sown at Ten t ' o'clock in the forenoon to appoint persons : ► to attend at the various whine: places aforesaid and at the final summing up of tiro . 0 votes by the Cleric on behalf of the persons in- tf Osteo in and promoting or opposing the 0 p passingu this fir La a . iswig. e 1 . resp ft �► 20 The Clerk rtlm(faidTowu (Wingham D 0317111 attend et the said ai•own Hall at Ten 0 n tied. of the forenoon of Tu, ,day, the Eighth - 0' day of January A. It IC07 to sunt up the numb- , iW erofv„teafor isn't againsttiltsBy-Law. t A11 goods sold at Dated at the T.)wn hall, at the Tann of _ it Winttham, this 3rd day of December A. D. 1807. to get your CL�THCRAFT A SQUARE DEAL. . Wd want your business. We're willing to do a whole lot to get it. Whatever we do, however, has got to be 't straight." We want your confidence as well as your business, and the only way we know how to get both is to deserve them. We, ourselves, have a lot of confidence in the clothes we make, and our ever-increasing business proves us right. Our Furfflshing Department is full of good things, especially for the Christmas season. BEAUTIFUL NEOKTIES IN FANCY BOXES FANOY SUSPENDERS BEAUTIFUL GLOVES NIFTY NECK SCARFS SWELL HANDKERCHIEFS FUR CAPS FUR COLLARS HATS SWEATERS —in fact everything in our line that is useful as well as beautiful for a gift. 1'IAXW.1EL,L St HILL, Tailors and Men's Furnishers. Cogras.00,44."...0.4.04.0trittritiwovietp..,ot ••*♦♦••********♦♦*•♦•40.40 ••••,••••••****••1*••••*•` TOO MUCH FURNITURE ♦ And Not Enough Money ! ! ! ± ♦ • We must sell $2 000 worth of Farnitnre in the next 30 days. If you • • knew what we are selling O.taohes and Parlor Suits at you would have one this week. * SIDEBOARDS,—Seven, worth from $1.2 to $14, your choice, while they y • 4 4 •• last - - - - $9 00 COUCHES. -18. worth from $9 to $11, your choice for - - $7 50 EX CENSION TABLES —18 Tables worth from $8 to $10, your choice for . - $7.50 to $8 50 DININGROOJf SUITES. -3 high-class. Ye cut oak, poliehed, buffet, extension table, leather upholstered ohairs, worth from $90 to $100, your choice - • - - $75 PARLOR SUITES. -6 Parlor Suites, worth from $35 to $40. Your choice froth - - • - - $25 to $32 Call at once if you want a parlor suite. BEDROOM SUITES —We have them worth from $12 to $14. Your choice for -• - - $10,00 We have other high-class Suites at low prices, Came and get the bar- * gains, for we must have the money. All kinds of Chairs in half-dozen lots at from $3 00 up, • All above prices are for CASA ONLY. • 4 • 41 . Walker's Furniture Store. FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING. Springs, Mattresses, Iron Beds, Fancy Rookers,.Centre Tables, eta., at special prices. Now is the time to bay, at ♦ ♦ i ♦ I .Z ♦ 1 •••*•,*•♦••,*•*•••*,•••,,+R •••••••**••*•••*11*••••••*• ♦arv,vvvavvv,tvvvvvvrvvvyI 4 t tPositively 1 t Upi Giving .1 Business r f A Watche clocks elcJewelry1 .1 - 4 a time 1 E L� LLL4*U iL&.. r AAk AALAAA A�t� /►AA T /t(► iii.hillNAWA.tCAAs..Aile AlthAAAAAL XX. AUFAI'ii +�IiAf�'►, AAAA ',t4Ai THE COMPLETE STOCK OF MUST 13E SOLD BY THE FIRSTST OF JANUARY. dLL � JL i itimominam THE R1C7r STOR.4"e QNT. JNO. KERR. We wish you all a very Happy Christmas. BIG BARGAINS IN Christmas Fruit' and Candies AT THE "BIG STORE." NEW FRUIT. • NEW DATES—Choice fruit (over 300 pounds in stook), per pound .05 NEW FIGS—Choice fruit, pmt up in 1 -lb boxes, eaoh - - - .10 NEW NUTS -- Almonds, Walnuts, Filberts, and Fresh Roasted Peanuts. All new stook. Low prices, ORANGES — California Navels -- Choice, sweet. juicy fruit. Small size, doz., .115 r Mediate, .20 to .25 1 Large size .40 This is exceptionally good value. NEW LEMONS—Olean, bright, new fruit, per doz an, only .20 NEW CANDIES. The very best light or dark Mixed Candy. Barrels full of it at 4 lbs for .25 CHOICE GUM DROPS. Bargain prices, per pound, only - .10 CHOICE CREAM CANDIES, all light, at, per pound, only - .20 MOLASSES CHEWING TAFFY, wrapped, per pound, only - .20 High -Class Cream Chocolate Bon Bons. We have a splendid assortment of High Class Cream Oh000lates, all new goads, prices, per pound - - - - .30 to .50 Good Chocolate Crum Drops at, per pound - • - .20 CHOCOLATE CHIPS—Something new—a delicious, crisp, chocolate - dipped oandy. Try it. Maple Sugar. The kind that is made from the sap of tale maple tree. It is first- class. Large Dake for - .10 0 1111111241110111111110111111111111111111111111110111=111111111111111111MalleaNaill1111111111111111111111111111111111111MINNI rirrvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv wirwirrivrrinfrelmvryvvirrveteti lo 4 1 40 Special AH00110cement fare P. e P . : F aI I 44 ni Winter IP'4 IP 1 C T. A. MILLS IS OFFERING HIS STOCK �, 40 C AT SPECIAL PRICES. P. 41 P. 4 P. DRESS GOODS.4 P. pp I have determined to clear out my Dress Goode stook at greatly reduced i s primas this Fall. As the season goes on, many lines are going at less than 6' 75c on the dollar. Black Dress Goods a specialty. 1 0- PRINTS. 4 0.Fall and Dark Winter Prints at Cost, '4 4 FL ANNELIP..ETTES. 4 1 pnrokased very largely by the ease in alI kinds from 5c per yard up. t rn Can give you heavy, 36 in. wide, all colorings, at 10o. 4 i,4 'Grey Flannels and Flannel Shirtings. 4 And a nice variety of Shirts made to order. sh t HOME-MADE T T & TKETS 4 4 p From. the Wroxeter, Teeswater and Kingsmill factories. Pure stook, ~� wall cleansed and very oheap, at the price wool has been this summer. 0411 and see them if in need of a pair. Sheeting, white and grey, 86 and 72 inches.. UNDERWEAR 4 q • I keep the celebrated STANF'IELD Shirts am N and Drawers, made from g"Scotia wools, soft and flexible, and guaranteed not to shrink, sizes 86 to 46 . Ladies' Wear in the Puritan make. The best brands in Canada,' Also Misses' 4 and Children's in all sizes, from 15c eaoh np to the finest. HOSIER From the 'Valleley Knitting Mills direot. The best wearing goods in Canada, made from pare North-west wools, and at prioes that cannot be equalled, quality considered. 4 i• C •� READY-MADE CLOTHING, 1 ad 1 1 Mayor, s that Cleric. _ NOTICE ffatce riot . e that t'' above 1,4 a true cope of te1;(3,21 ti • a pra, (el by I.tt::' 1 f1'h h^..7 1 ,•a1 t,,,3 (n 3nt(e consideration ation and v. 14444 wilt l;e!.lazily 13a4�. i1 by the t react 1 of the 'Ken a ipality (in thf event of the assent of the elertorabring of ain ed ti:i r<•ta) after Me 1 x.a7h fr+.711 the, t,r-. pub Iieat1ot, in the 'Wi:i(tbsia mere, thelia,, of cost and below. Now is the Christmas Presents at a price cannot be equalled. n l eh ptatil ,tion vas the 1:;th 1I y 43t b c(en1b- - er A. D. 1006 and that the volt o f of ter c eetora cf the said Muairipality wilt to takers thereon - r5 the d+3' and at the honra oral places therein fixed. I. B. i1CROV801f, Clerk. ilak Next door to Hamilton's Drug Store. I have decided to clear Ont my large stook of Clothing this fall and win . ter, and can give yon great bargains. A Moe Overcoat for $4.00, usually $9 , A good, serviceable Snit $1.00, and large stook to select front, Boys' Soliaol Snits, splendid variety. A good Work Pant kr $1.00, Worth $1,40. Carpet, Oilcloth, Linoleum. A large number of ends in Ati•wecl, Union, 'Tapestry and Brussels, at about half price. Celt and Bee them and got prices. Some cheap Hemp Carpets and Mate to offer. Linolentn in 1, 0 and 4 yards wide, Oilcloth in 1 and 2 yards wide. Men's and Women's Par Goods. Coon, Wotnpat, itassien Calf, Dog and I3lshap Coats for Men. For the Ladies, Astritehan Coats that 0 tn't be beaten for values and quality. Works tliisnehip guaranteed. Call and see theta, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Boots, Shoes, Inubbers, Groceries. $utter and liege, Timothy ails (.hirer Send, Buekwhe tb and Tartar ring Oats wanted, T. A. MILLS