Wingham Times, 1890-08-22, Page 41
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I will° frit:nds'hcxfl..-Ct,r trot,, ,t viva!
L.at. eaVan:os ate d Nbda slut°•f,
.104 Coui.:a. ' b iEt + a- Biyer to have a ftiendly'game vice
tr
e F
r • ler . vatetng t;fri t+ yU
eve
read and passel,, ' tlonineenieatious ontxe vary fine piasera,- 1rs, tits'
rete ed from Peter Adaet:taon, l+,aq, new raalarxice is test nearing Comlale-
n • tbat ,2,11)0.21,' ti ori, arrd when a acted, ng he sites
(iuunty Clerk, statin„
was r' cl gene this year frau the town- lace --.M r, \VW'a reeidene0 is. now
3313:07- C4'
; 1 ii ty laurposPs and p d . d . awaiting tat its
School l+,gttivalent It
OBENIBT
roultl tau . e se tt ' ".',7an, K "i kite utile of Glatt phew. We tWntt Bul'
at r ,see mtdut,,- :tau. n]eeseegi rave will be ttpheteus, as they l*
,ship fir t;aiiera co. to 1 complete ate i is just. f ' i
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Legislative
0, P. R. TICKET AGENT.
ACT. C, Ido Vit. TELEGRAPH CO.
seals resolved that in addition to the initiates.
foregoing aniottut, the stini of $2,710
be levied and eolleotsd for townsllip
pierposes,.salaries and pontingenciee,
and interest on railway debentures, in
all $4,900.21, A rate of four mills
oil the dollar web struck to raise this
atnouut, to be divided as follows :
County rate one and eight tenths mills,
township one and six tenths neills,and t absence; front township of Culross, re
Wert on boundary.; from Robert
Op. orunswicK House,
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I RIDA x. AUGUST 22, 1890.
1TOItIAI, NOTES..
CANa.DA iw to be favored with a visit
this pier by six representative British
farmers and three delegates of leading
British agricultural societies. All the
tarrat:t;emt•ins in connection with their
visit to the Dominion have been made
by Sir Merles Tupper, and the dale
;tt;esitrt expected in Ottawa next
week. They will go immediately to
Manitoba and the Northwest. They
intend to report upon the west as a
G td fur settlerueut,
TUE annual convention of the toun-
oil of the Dominion A.11iartoe was held
in Montreal last week. It was decid-
edtodevote the energies of the Alliance
towards seouriug a prohibitory' law.
After transacting important business,
the .officers. were elected President;
Tion A. Vidal; corresponding -secretary,
F S Spence ; recording -secretary, J
H Carson ; treasurer, W H Orr ; •vice.
t
f]residele ii. Hon J 0 Ailtilis;W H
How -
tend (for Ontario), J By Dougall, S A
F+,;;her M P. (far. Quebec). Executive
Committee : J J McLaren, JacobSpence, A M Featherstone, Rev Dr
i:iutberkand , 11r 0 V Emory, W W
Buehanafl, Rev Dr' Williams, tt D
Fleming, W Tees, James Baylie, Rev
A. M.Philips, Rev W A limiter,
Joseph Jamieson, P , Maj Bond,
ltev Dr Thomas Reid, T W Campbell,
CIL Peake,A A 13atchenel•, H 0 Hare,
J •l•3 Flay, J Brooks. A large come
tnittee on legislation, including many
st•tiators attd Ai Ps, was alao appoint.
ed.
Tarn@err v.
The council niet iia Stunts' hall,
Bluevale, oil Monday, August 18th,
1890. Members all present, The
Reeve in the cbair. Oolutnunications
were received„from George Bryce, re
drain ; from Township, L+'ngitwer, re
interest on railway debentures
six
tenths mills, Moved by Mr. Ander-
son, seconded by Mr, Robertson, that
7th
the motion passed " in CQ,Uncii
February last for the purpose of add.
ing 5 per bent. on all upped, taxes after
the 15th December next be rescinded
and that 3 per Dent, instead of five,
be charged after that date-Oatried•
Moved by Mr. Shiell,seconded by Mr.
Patterson, that Mr. F. Anderson be
authorized to examine the line and
see the parties interested in disputed.
road allowance; lots 28 end 29, eon.
4, and try to get them to ogres among
themselves regarding payment of the
surveyor's account and failcing in this
to get legal advice as aeon, as possible
'regarding this matter -Carried. By.
law No. 5; 1,890, confirming the
amount to be raised this year by tax-
ation and by-law No. 5, 1890, author-
izing the collector to charge three per
cent on all unpaid taxes after the 15th
Deoet'nber next, both read and passed.
Debeutures were ordered to be signed
for payment of the following acdounts,
&c„ viz:: Jeremiah Parks, inspecting
building of culvert, western boundary,
81 ; Robert Haines, 18 yards gravel
and cedar for culveit, 'western boun-
d , $1,40 - W m. Carr, 60 yards
Douglas, re drain on east gravel road ;
from Judge Tons, re judgment in the
Button & Carr appeal from the Uourt
of Revision. Suit dismissed, eo .cost
to either party. loved by Vann
Geiun]%11, seconded by R, Maxwell,
that Messrs. 'Thomson and Cruick-
shank be a committee to inspect Gov-
tn,nment drain ou 1.2th conoessiou and
if any of the parties notified- to eleau
out dery n have fiat done so, or com-
menced to do it, to Helve the Totvuslsip
Engineer brought ou at onoe to inspect
the drain arid .let the job, if necessary.
-Carried. Moved by R. Matwell,
seconded by Winn. Cruickshank 'that
rite appoiniefeetit of L. 'Bolton, of
Listowel, ea, Township Engineer, be
eaucetledon aceouut; of his absence---
Carrled. Moved by Wm, Getamill,
secoiided,by R. Maxwell, that bylaw
be passed appointing 0, A, Jones,Esq
of London, Township Engineer at $6
per day and no extras. By-law read
three times and passed. Councillor
Cruickshank reported having got r;ui-
vert on north boundary, -opposite wast
part of lot 18, cleaned out as instruct-
ed at special meeting of Oouneil.
Moved by Geo, Thooison, seeoncle l by
yglii,, txemmill that Mr. Maxwell,'
FROST \11EW
Al BLDG.ti(at:aohI STEl ISI 'AIR
LO HiQ
In drawing the attention of our readers
to the advertisement in this -home of the
Western lMir, which take lilr,ce]atLondon,
Sept, 18th to 27th, we 0,irilft Pmark that
those who attended their Irl' air in 1888,
were no . doubt surprised: and delighted
with the arheiteotural and picturesque ap-
pearance of the Buildings and Grounds,
as well as the large number and quality of
the Exlrisitd and Attractions..
This year the directors are doubling
their effo,ts to Make the Fair more attrac-
tive and instructive thou ever. Tha prize
list has beet improved in the Agricultural,
Horticultural, Live Stook and Poultry De•
partmeuts, and special attention is being
directed to the Mail, Building, which will
be supplied Witt, shafting, enabling exhibi-
tors to ,naunfaoture goods in' view of the
public, thus proving a source of iustruc
tion and entertainment.
gravel,athmaster,• be a oittted to inspect and let job of
$8; John McGee, p pp
gravel•fronepit, lot, 1'core 1Q, $1.$5 ; cleaning out Government dram on
Thos. 11. Taylor, for gate, lock, hang- east gravel road. ---Carried. A petition
ing and fixing, the same, &c., zit gravel from a large number of ratepayers in
pit, lot 42, coil. 6, 86.75 ; Thos. An- school section No; 11 was presented
dersou,building'bulvertand cutting hill, by Mr. Linklater, asking for assistance
western boundary, con 8. $31; . E. from. the township for the support of
Robinson,•4l••s reds wire fence, lot 30, the school, as theassetemeut of the
eons 8 and 9, $6.2a ; Jos. Carter, section had fallen eci low that the
,;ravelling at lot 81, cons. 8 and 9, school rate has beneanit a heavy burden
i10; Wm. Deacon, gravelling
on on•the section',:,Moved..:by Geo Phow•
sideline 89 and 40, oon,10, 820; Davidson,'seeonded, by Won.,` Oruickahalik,
Dunbar, gravelling at lots 40 and 41, that a by-laes be passed granting to
con. 6, $55 ; John Gonitis, jr., ditch- oho(); section No. 11 the sum of $40,
ing, and turupiking opposite lot 40.
con.. 6, $13.25 ; George McGowan,
12 rods wire lance at lot 37, con.
$12.30 ; do., 100 feet rook.•.e n', for
culvert, sideline 30 and 40, con. 2,$1,;
George Reid, . 95 yards :;ravel; per
Edwin Wighttnan and Jornes Stewart,
pathnsadters, 84.75.. Resolved that
this Council now adjourn till Saturday
27th September, next. ,
P. PoxTER'iRLDs Clerk.
On Thursday evening of last week
the baro and eontelits belonging to
Mr. John Ruddy, near Marnoek, v;as
destroyed by fire. There watt only is
couple of luads of hay in the barn at
the time of tate fire. The origin of
the fire is unknown. Partially insure
ed. -Mr. Joseph Stoneisouse has taken
several build'nl„ contracts for tills fall,
and will commence work shortly.-
Quite a number in this locality took in
the excursion to Kincardine last week.
-.-While Mr. J. II. Vaneamp was en
gaged in filling a tank with water, on
ins nearly ,, Saturday, the team became frightened
outside of the jail,Frank Elliott, at and ran away, Fortunately nthey dam -
had
The Conirty lauiidiugs
The Warden's Committee of ` tile -
county council rust at . Goderich _ on
Wednesday of last week to open the
tenders fore the alteration and improve -
meet in the County buildings ordered
by the Council at its last session.
Tn,ere was 18 tenders in all for tbe
different jobs, and the foll•iwing, being.
the; lowest in each e.uie,were awarded
the l espeo:.ive contracts on furnishing
sf:uurity for completing the - same : For
heating registry ounce, 0. A. Elarnbor,
in .,;,306 ; for alteration and porch in
frel:t of building, James Bled, $249 ;
for registry boxes, 0. A. Davie, at 10
ceuts each, the• number required bee
t 1,000: fur ' painting the
tele ; for e.itini two rooms in the age was done, itlthvogh y
Court House, Il 1'iohbourne, at
115.e0.
T.tl.ekuo e.
lee C„uucil bete submitted to the
'1'liey have also arranged for several
Special Exhibits; from the Agrioultural
Farina of .tbe Dominion, Ontario, Itani-
toba and. North-West Governments, and
the Indians of Ontario. But one that will
be More interesting perhaps, owing.to its
rarity. (not having been shown in Oeinada
hefore,) is that of• the Southern Inter -States
Immigration But eau, representing 14 of the
United States. This Exhibit consists of
Growing Cotton ; Figs. a'] they grow on
the hush ; Rios, as it grows in the fields of
the Car•olivas;. Peanuts, as they are taken
from the ground in Virginia : Products' of
the Turpentine Stifle of Georgia • Carnets,
made from the leavee of the pine and var.,
boas other woods of the South ; Preoioua
Minerals, Medicinal Herbs, Plants, auci
many other prud'u:ta of the Southern fields
and gardens, The Live Alligator of Flo. ',
ida is also with the uolleutiou, and unmet,
ons Instructive Specimens. London id the Jo,
only plane they exhibit in Canada,
The Speed Programme for the Florae
Ring has been greatly increased, making it
the best they have ever vet offered, which
will insure a largo attendance of the best
horses in Canada.
The Special e',•ttraotian Committee have
been alive to the' public demand for this
branch of their enjoyment. and have al,
ready secured some of the heat drawing
Attractions of the age. to be bad for money,
such as file famous Wild Wok Show, Bat.
tome Races and Parachute Descents, splen.
did Firo+works. the great International
Bauch Show of Dogs, eto., and are rlilige.nt-
ly corresponding for others, so that the.
public may expect a Treat, the equal of
which bas not yet been their good fortune
to witness. It is desirable that these Fairs
should be maintained for the good of all
classes, but especially the Farming Com-
munity, as they afford an opportunity of
seeing many Improvements in fartn m+u-
chinorv, better classes of took and Field
and Garden Products- Don't .forget the
dates of the London Fair, and go to it.
The Secretary, Mr. Thus, A, Browne. will
be pleased to answer any correapondeuce' , , Y,
.son, charity, 85; Wm. Merkley,gravel
and timber, 85.40;, R. Sbrigley,cht city,
83 ; R. Btugier, $2.60. The Cot?neil
then adjourned to meet in Saults' hall,
Bluevale, on Monday, Sept, 22nd, at
ten o'clock; a. lea.
his steam thresher from Cletriing's to
Keefer's the engine wee sit beavy ani to
break the sleepers of tee bridge in
Fleming's lane, and the, hied wheelu
fell,to the bottom of the creek, a dis-
tance of about five fees. elalev of the
3. BURGEee, Clerk. neighbors •rathered around said ttfte
atr-
tboutfour~hours earliest labor, tt
Culross. I machine was removed frotri`its uric
fortable looking posi*ion --After al •
Mr D 1lfeleindon is home pending tendin Harristan High School for
g
1
Lar is
i father's.I ,
Ms vacatign at hissix nrouths, 1 u, Hartley an •ceeded`n
the stuff: He pitches right intci.t}re
passing the tined cb,ss examination.
harvest.-Mr..R. Minions is spending William is a hard w•+rker and , will
the harvest wL h M' --f3 Wellwood'.-' make a good tt•,idwr. He,,intends
t1r W 'McKay oat his- leg last .Wveek
goitres,to 141c. `hnrest 1toriel. fin
with the grain cradle. Ile is around
speaks' in glo it g terms ref llarrisitei
again. --Mr J McRae buried hie eldest o
Holli ,Buitoni. No dvul,t hes ,seer, et as
that school passed a large per cent of
its Candidates. -Some of the Wing -
ham Salvation Army and friends held
a meeting in Relators • town hall ou
Sunday last, There was,.•a large zit• Le
tendance.•-Mrs Bobt Breen has arriv
ed home from a visit to etichigan,
She looks as though she had a good
ti ni e.
far the current year --Carried. Bye daughter last week. -Measles are
law read three ,times and passed. about played out. Everybody seems
Moved by Win. Gemmill, seconded by'
R. Maxwell, that the omission in to be satisfied with their •:share. -Big
assessment of the south I of lots 3.
and 34, con. 1, for the Current year,
be etitered by the Cleric on the Collec-
tor's roll at the sum of 1400-0arried.
tern over a mile before they were
finally stopped. -We are sorry to
learn tbat Mr. M. Breeden, of the
10th coneeSsiott, is seriously
Alr. George Parrott, of Detroit, is
3 pea pulling and big .work with the
binder are the order of the day. Mr
Mr le Marshall carries the day
with „his pea harvester, - Last
Moved by Geo. `Thomson, seconded by week; Mr tloIfenzie ant fifteen acres
ti4'rn, Gennniill, that a by-law be pass- of heavy grain in less than ten hours
ed levying the. sten of $1,500 for with a Brantford machine; and with
township purposes for the current year one team of bursas -tile J 1llcllae. ant
-Carried. By-law read three tunes
and passed. Moved by Geo. Thorn.,
eon, seconded by Wm, Cruickshank,
that the suit of $150 be.levied ou
western section of township for interest
and sinking fund on L. LL & 13, de-
beutures--Oarried. Moved by Wm.
Gemmel', seconded by R. Maxwell,
that the amounts asked for by the
sohooL trustees of the school acuities
in the lnuuieipality.be levied by the 7Eifsyviek,
Clerk and entered oft thc: Collector's
Moll-- Carried, Moved. by R. Mix-- Ori Tuesday, tbe ,12th inst, there
well, seconded by Geo. Thomson, that passed amity at his lsomo in thls•town•
ship, after a short illness, Crochet
vote of the ratepayers a by law to holidaying at Mr. Tiros. Brown's, on
great to Messrs. Otiii & Forster', of the 3rd concession, ---Messrs. MeLarty
t ce ftiraiturti factory, a loan of 85,000 and Dutibar,have finished their cone
for tcu years Tire firm is to Pay back tract of gravelling on the 6113, line.
$. rand
years r earl
tar
ten a
. , t the
aisut yy Belgra re.
t tit the end b. 4hin,tto poly the remain
rn e a5,06'r " '.are also to give the Dr. and 3. M. Godfrey have gong
village fi "<: on the plant as for a trip to Owen Soria, where they
5%0!1 a:, iu favor of the iutend joining a camping party. -
O. Also to employ Mrs. and Miss Godfrey have goner to
ho
'Mateo fey
at least forty binds during ttiec0ntinu- Niagara. They will atto.,rl
truce of the Wen. u The vote' will be Grimsby camp meeting also. ---Mr..
taken sit tire bylaw oil the first of Me einuon's little daughter Mary, who
iSel,ternl,tr.-»-Arrillrnerltetits. aro being has been seriously ill with. bilious
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c:uinpie teci far the Culedouian games fever is llow recovering,-- r • a
4) bu lu.l; on the 10th of September. Brandon, who has ben very low this ery, $1,45; John W. Walker, grevtal to Morris cemetery, 'Juruberry, and
•'vc+ ehiug points to the celeoration week ie at the present writhe; not x;.75; John Herm, gravel, 1 4 ; Jos. -a very large number of relat' Mend
1' ty " , • , Leeule, gravel, 88.40; laortniters hall, friends followed the remains ,their
lr,•in tin• bestever held tender the very much lrtttt,r.-Dr. A. l.:llcTie.u•
-M •. Wtn,1zee, of Toronto, was in the village on rent fur Court Wont, $i.; John Cave, last reetirrg . place. The seeeiving
Cure 't oe bteeen
.cin cted t
Cermet' bee bf;en elected scliuol truq. Monday last, callingon trill friends.- mote, grt,vel, 85 ants ; John S. Mee frrandy have the syrnpret,.y 'of'. the
r• n t,r fill tine vttuaitf:y caused by the Miss Cjlarke is its prr+srtut visitit14 her ravish, Oourt. fees, $1,50; Peter who•e community in their sad willies
revery d of Dr. ele,Critnlnon.-Clan- sister, Mea. Wheeler, -sties Gleets McLaren, gravel, 75 cents, John time
•r-. a •T.•tteitttt, snit of Dr. Tennant, 7i'`argttheitern,.of Wiugham, vats with Bargess, Curedfees, $1,40.; Samuel i Hol s^a
,list( •t:i ;::,t.iay of last week, Lifter ifrieude Isere cm iitendey.•--••:ire. Anderson, gavel, 83.50e E. l.liggtn+,
,.n itiu '64 r'f river a couple of reale ' ley and miss Lucy aro wilding a few daniaw.s++ and gravel, l ; Robe Agiir, , Sob rel opened on 'Wortley lust.•-••••
'Ile wac in tile, twelfth year of hie ago. , jays in Brussrsls. Ali .4`>r.J ,l,tl,r,ati)l], gravµl, ifl,fl0; Ntx;t•n hal Di,uuli1, . The rain on Tuesday hist has gr, atfy
'lr it. 1•"
J.•tt 4 '
re ttrae> emit
over three hundred. shocks with n
Massey harvester, but Mr J N Pielioll
says he can beat either record with
his Frost and Wood machine. Let
us hear from some quarter. -Consider
able threshing hag been done and the
yield is flood in fall %hemi. -Mee Wm
•Button,of Win; ham,hasreturnad house
after a short visit to her fattier, Mr
4'ni Dever..
the taxes for the Current year be col -
looted on or before the 14th day of
December next--0,irried. 'Moved by
Geo. Thomson, seeorided by William
Genital, that the Tax Collector's
salary for the current year be $60 and
extras Carried, Moved by Geo.
Thomson, seconded by Wm. Getunsill,
that a by-law be passed appointing
Alex Genimill, Tax 'Collector for the
current year, provided he furnishes to
this Council, on or before the 22nd ---new owned by his brother A
Sifter
f e n
+, goodresiding n it fortime
day of September neat, three, and beet Wild atter r id g a t
sufficient sureties in the sutra of $1`J,• he moved to 4r roxeter, where he car -
000, fur the faithful perfcr.uauce of ried ou business until about ten years
lies duties---garriod. • F)y.law read ago, when he moved' back on to his
titres titins and p'tsswd. The following farm. Ile ,vas a man `ot a retiring
accotints were passed and ceders nn disposition, honest and upright anas
`Treasurer issued : Geo. Pocock, grave! beloved by all with whom he cameral
and damages, $5•57 Duff & Stewart, contact. Ito leaves a widow and large
timber, $6.06 ; G Fergie, gravel and family Well provided for. The funer-
damages, $5.45 ; Goo. 3'lasou,station• al took place on Thursday of last week
Willits, one of the pioneers of this
district. The deceased bad not been
well since; he was,..;'-' "-eked with la
grippe, last winter. 'foie .'.ts conti:,ed
to his bed for only about il'r'o %welts.
All that medicos slcill • cuui.l d+, was of
iso avail. About thirty years ago the
deceased took up the farm -consisting
of 800 acres---ou which he died, as
also the two hundred acres adjoinina
G orris.
Mr, John 1a Campbell remelted to his
duties as principal of the public school
on Tliursday last. •Mr, v, has been
very successful with his scholars this.
year. All that he sent up to.the en-
trance examination passed, some with
high marks. and three succeeded in
passing the departmental examiriation,
thereby receiving third class eertiri-
cates Mr.Casnpbell toast he a very effi-
cient teacher. ---M r John 1?arrow, mail
clerk on the G. T. R., who has been
visiting with his fathereire law, Mr.
Jas. Young, returned to his duties
last Saturday. His wife and child,
who are also Isere, will return to their
Home in London tbis week; -Mr, Fred
Young', who has been teaching , near
Loudon, returned to bis post' last
Friday. lie started on his bicycle .,
and intended doing the trip on it-
ear Seaforth.-Tho brick work of 1V4.
Chas. Heibein's new house is complet-
ed and presents a find appearance.
It is said to be the largest house in
this vicinity. T contractor, Mr.
Blow, has cum need laying the brick -
lY
ash.
of Mr. 1!,'
.tu heti s b,
life
was attell,ittig ofyBiu:;vela, is at Iter 'e,iater'as, Mea. C,:'.vert, $2.50; A. tie lie eeegrave , del. yed the completion of the harvest
Oddfeliu,'a iu Sterling s.-A•firs I3e11 haricot., of ; B. AemAtrong, tilt itity, $2.1h;; - AA Mt David Weir • Woe refr ovfiii
} Winshatnt is. sivati hili hes beliiitwj 01+,10a, 4 iia gpst vol. 3 9G . je iE4 roe ,P •t.
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lxir Richard Ir Scott was visiting
friends around Ilarriston last week.- •
Mies M d ,ktao fsundttyed in'Winghnrn.
---Miss Martha and Jennie `Vein, ,
Arkona, were the geestii of IS 'ss al •
J Scutt a few days last week. On the •
srs
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f,errn of ]41r Richard 'Wallace, S
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Colin Eadie and: Thetas Campbell
pulled fully eight uerett of peas iu 19 •
hours This to consider llo ordiiiary
fear, and a record of-, what stalwart
anus ear- do, and is worthy of being
chronicled alengaide work done by the
pea puller.10u Friday the ` 9th lost,
a grand co cert will be given under
the auspices of the Caledonian Society
in Wingltam tv.,l, Mill, %"ur,p4rat 1
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