The Wingham Times, 1897-06-25, Page 8I �. H1 °INC C
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E•►EF WIN U11AM TIMES, JUNE 25, 1807.
in a tile drain across the road BEV. W. S. BALL DEAD.
allowance at lot 26 in the first on. THE W KNOWN Vtirslsr'rl:ttzAx
cession. ---Carried. n1\'i\G 11115 ::Orn)rel,Y zx
Johnston--Scott--That a grant rant of ox'ru,
ten Dollars be made °'to gravel the fait;e
boundary between Culross and Green-
ock
reenock at lot 33 on condition that Green. Mr, Kenneth MacLean received a
ock grant an equivalent.—Carried, telegram this morning announcing
Reid—Jarvis—That Joseph John- that Rev. \F, S. 13a11 a former pastor
ston have the road repaired at lot of Knox ery
suddenlye h
rch this U Guelph,
wii,died
i ind onto.
21 con, 14.—Carried.
Jarvis—Johnston--That a grant Ilis death is suppaht.d to be. due to
of ten Dollars be expended on the apol.lexs . He visited Guelph only a
boundary between Culross and few weeks ago and married a couple
Turnberry opposite lots 6 and 7 in Toronto on Wednesday last
provided Turnberry gives an His daughter Mrs. MacLean left on
Saturday evening for Toronto to be
equivalent.—Carried.
Scott—.Jarvis—That By -Law No present at the funeral which is to
11 being a By -Law repeating the take place there on Monday at 4
appointing of Nelson T.Ritchie Town- o'clock. Deceased was in his seven -
ship Engineer be now read a first tieth year. Ile leaves besides his
second and third time passed signed sons
widow,
i d0 _ two
1t daughters
hiWoodstock s and v Neter
and sealed.—Carried,
Johnston—Jarvis—That By -Lege and George of Toronto ; William and
No 12 being a by -Law appointing Robert in the United States; Gordon
James i,iarshall Engineer for this and Edward diKenneth the RainyMcLRive
an or
Township be given the usual reading L esti let ;
and passed. Guelph ; and Mrs. McTavish of Park- Carried.
Scott—Jarvis—That By -Law penopening
hiate of Knox church held
Guelph fothe rlab pastor- Moved
by Gena fey el c attclthle Clerk seconded be in-
13po being a the By -Law for op b etw a
1
in Knox church b•hc • `i51 Wingham Town Plot in A.
portion of the Boundary between 1 twenty •ears. His first charge was Istructed to enter lots 240, 250and
t McGregor's assessment for the cur-
rent year at his request, --Carried
Moved by Gemmill, seconded by
Coupland, that tbe Reeve expend $15
gravelling swamp opposite lots 14
and 15, con. 6.—Carried
Moved by Gemmill, secorded by
Cruickshank, that Mr. Coupland let
job of rebuilding, culvert on Govern-
ment drain, lot 6, con. 10—Carried.
The following account; were pass-
ed and cheques issued: Wm. Chan -
Any of these items are impor-
tant enough to create a sensa-
tion. O,te mention is enough to i
sell the entire lot. These goods'
will be on sale Saturday morn-
( ing at 8 o'clock. 1
20 doz. childrens' fast black ho e 5
regular 8c and ].Oc for.. 3c,
20 doz. ladies' fast black 9t
hose, reg. 15e for
10 Pieces heavy shaker flan- r
nel reg. 8c Saturday5e,)
10 Pieces towelling, reg 8c.
Saturday 50.
10 Pieces fancy erepons
muslin reg. 18e for 12!;c
10 Pieces fancy dress goods
reg 50e for 35e.
5 Pieces fanny dress goods
re; 25c for 15c SS
10 Spring & summer capes 99e,
reg $1.50 for
24 Boy's suits, reg $3.50 for $2.50,
Men's Suits to order at specially
prices on Saturday. ^ V r
50 Pair ladies Dile shoes, reg
36
81.60 Saturday
Pair men's
ary, Culross to pay half expense. ----
Carried.
'renders for printing voters' list
were received from the Wingham
'1'Irtrs and the Wingham Advance.
The tenders were, Winghatn Tzstns
816, Wingham Advance $17.50.
Moved by Gemmill, seconded by
Cruickshank, that the lowest tender
for printing be accepted. --Carried.
:lir. McKay, agent for the Sawyer,
Massey Machine, offering the mach.
Inc at the lowest cash price and
offering to accept payment on easy
terms.
Moved by Cruickshank, seconded
by Gemmill, that / we purchase a
road machine with two bits from the
Sawyer, Massey Coy, at a 'pride and
terms very favorable to this munici-
pality which the seller requests not
to be published at present.
The Treasurer's Bond was laud
before the Council. Moved by
Cruickshank, seconded by Gemmell,
that the Treasurer's bond be accept-
ed as satisfactory to this Council.—
.....,,,...._- - 1.75
$2.50 for $
e ,
Special all weed: in Ties,
Straw Hats, Felt Hats
Collars and Shirts.
-0-
Big ale of Ladies' Fine Black
Hose less than'regular whole-
sale prieas- HOP EARLY.
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TORE WILL BE C'1,1 ED JUNE
22nd DIAMOND JUBILEE
DAY
_x— ..
S
f
'eh Woodatoek,
remained until he moved to Guelph
in 1S62. lie left Guelph for Van -
neck where be filled the palpit of
the Presbyterian Church for five or
six years, From there he went to
Culross and Kinloss be now read
passed and signed,—Carried.
Report of Johnston and Scott re
bridge on the 10th Concession. To
the Reeve and Council Gentlemen
your committee beg leave to report!
that according to last session of I tahare north ofToont aa
Council as instructed we examined place ccnrthn}rh t
the bridge on 10th Con. at lot 23. he held at the time of his d;atle
and found that any repair on it Rc''. W, S. Ball was an
would be a waste of time and money earnest,
of nselentionS and his and gifted
'
and would actvise that a new struc- p te
e
ture be built as soon as possible and simple and unpretentious was model
and !deer, 24 ands of gravel $1.255 .
Robt
a notice put up at the approaches to ed after its precepts. Great I y
bridge prohibiting heavy loaded sincere sorrow will be felt at his Muir, 59 yards gravel, .$2.95; John
tet intro , ri James Weir, G. don,
$1- S. G. Brown,
Grins passing over it until rebuilt fitted by death � ht= kindly ministrations, bene- who have been nd printing,
od ting printing, Ja . ,
Graham Scottrand James Johnston.
were privileged to know him as a ceiiD. Dun�i�i�l•epepai►nging r sarapeer, U
Reid—Jarvis—That re the report oft A.
Scott and Johnston re bridge on Con. dear friend and a faithful pastor. 1$1 35; W. & W. H. Elliott tele $1,10;
,
10 be accepted and acted on.—
Carried.
Reid—Jarvis—That Messrs Mac-
kay and Johnston have the bridge
across the river on the tenth Con.
rebuilt and that they ask for Tenders
for the erection of the same.—Carri
ed.
Johnston—Reid—That as the
Auditors found that David Ritchie
bas been over charged one dollar in
the Township rate that he b, refund-
ed that amount.—Carried
F. R. Johnston—Jarvis— 'That
the finance report as just read be
adopted and cheques be issued in
`payment of the accounts.—Carried.
I Jarvis—Johnston—That this Coun-
ell do now adjourn to meet again on
l Monday July15th at the hour of 9 a.
,r? M. H. McINDOO
!..3
CULRCSS,
Town Hall Teeswater June 12th m.—Carried.
Chas Sproals 116 yds gravel at 5
189 7 Council met mtent, day Membears
perChas
els per • d, 5.80 • John Becking, rep
motionof adjournmrailig at lot 26 Con. 10, 2.00; James
all present. Ross cleaning out ditch on gravel
The Reeve in the chair, the
minutes of last meetings were read, road, 2.00; Thos. Thompson, rep
and on motion of Jar el and Johnston sink hole at lot 23 Con. 12 7.00;
were adopted.Swartz, and Fedy, plank for sidewalk
Mr. Anthony Hock appeared before Formaso, 14.00 David Ritchie refund
-the. Board with a petition signed by overcharge in taxes, 1.00; Wm,
himself and others to have a ditch
opened up at lot 30 on town line
Carrick and Culross to carry off the
stagnant water from the adjoining
land, Scott, Reid, that the petition of
anthony Hock and others be laid
over until the September Session as
the present state of the finances et'
the township do npt warrant such
hea
l y expenditure Carried. '
!Pater McDougall, repairing Eadie's
TURNBERRY• I bridge, 80 cents; Chris. Thornton,
fence, Morris 'beundr y 88.87; John
The Council met on June 21st. (Short, Gilmour drain, $1.25; Treas.
The members present were Messrs. Wingham, road machine, $8.50.
McPherson, Craickshanks, Gemmill Rfovod by Gemmill, seconded by
and Coupland. The Reeve in the I Coupland, that the Council do now
ir.
cha
The minutes of last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The Reeve repotted that he had
met the Reeve of Morris at Bluevale
on Jane 1st and agreed to expend
$30 on boundary west of Bluevale
and also $30 east of Bluevale als.i to
EXCITEMENT
eINT wt
THIS WEEK
10[
A FLUTTER IN LACES
Having picked up a special job line, we are
going to Sacrifice. Don't fail to see them,
A HUSTLE IN DRESS GOODS
CASHMERE, SERGES AND FANCY
EFFECTS, with trimmings to match, at prices
lower than the lowest.
WE HAVE EXTRA VALUE IN
Ladies' Vests, Something Special, also a full
range of Women and Children's Cashmere and
Cotton Hose.
C
PTrF
a
MEN'S HATS Aa SPECIALTY
OUR -.GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Needs no mention, all Goods Fresh and Sea-
sonable. Try our Specicl JAPAN
AT 25 CENTS.
G. KINTYRE.
r
MACDONALD BLOCK.
adjourn to meet at the house of �i.
David Dunkin, Glenannan, on Mon- lac
MEN
NEW— ,
e o s3Ing8 Q're
day, July 19th 1897 at 10 o'clock a.
m. --Carried.
JOHN Ik RGESS, Clerk.
WINGHAID
SSSS
DIED
ANQDRUS-In Hamilton on June 21st,
build a fence around the top of the i Mrs. ,glary Andrus, wife of the late Mr.
bank at Bluevale mill pond of which O. Andrus, aged 53 yens. L.1 days.
each township will pay half, he also I NICHOL —In London o•t Thursday
got Mr. Peter McDougall to repair
planking of Eadies' bridge at 80e.
and recommended payment; also
along with Mr. Gemmill, examined
the Gilmour drain and found it badly
obstrueted; els) examined crossing
opp)site lots 14,15, concessions 6 and
7 and recommend that $15 be ex-
pended on it.
The Deputy Reeve reported that
he had got Wingham Road. Machine
two days on western gravel road,
Foxton drain across road allowance, the account of which will be laid
3.50 ; Wm. Roach digging ditch lot before you.
12 Con. 8 and 9, 12.00. Mr. Coupland ' reported that he
CHAS. BUTTON Clerk. had got a tile drain put across road
at Wallace's lot, eon. 10 tlae bills for
the tile and work will be laid before
Fearful Accident at Clinton. you, also that the culvert on Govern -
.11 -lent drain at lot 0 con. 10, requires
Clinton, Ont ,June 20.—Saturday
immediate repairs and recommend
evening about 5.30 Mrs. Knott and 1
that it be rebuilt. at once; also that
Mrs. Craig, with her little daughter, 11r Stokes wants file drain across
Elizabeth Nicholl, a%ed 33 years.
The funeral will leave hsr mother's
residence, lot 7. con. 4, Turnberry, on
Saturday at 2.3) p In for • the Bluevale
Cemetery.
Johnston, Reid, that 1.9 the grant I were driving- lo,ine from Cline.n, concession line at lot 6, con. 10, and
made at the meeting to repair the when their horse took fright on the recommend that 1\Ir, Stokes be fur
road opposite lots " 3 acid _i9 con 12 bridge just :youth of the town, making
is insufficient to makc,the road pass- a dash against the railing, which
ible that an additu a1 suite of ten , broke and landed horse, buggy and
dollars be added elpie expended by people on the flats below. The horse
Graham Scott maleing thirty dollars was killed outright, Mrs. Craig's
in all.—Carried;y all.—Carried;little girl was most seriously injured,
Mr.. Peter Arkell appeared before hers. Craig has an arm broken and
the Board with a petition signed by her head injured and internal injur-
Mr. James (i"nodfellow and others to
have the road on the 14th and 15th
concession- made tit and sate for
travel.
Johnston—Reid----That the petition
of Jaynes Goodfellow and other, pre-
sented to the Board by Mr. Peter
Arkell, be laid over until the Sep-
tember Session if the Connell entertain
the prayer of the petition they will
have to levy for it next year as the
finances of the Township do not
warrant the expenditure this year. ---
Carried.
noid...--kTarvis•• wThat a grant be
made equivalent to the grant made
by Kinloss for repairing theboundary
of Culross and Kinloss at lot 35 Con.
15 and. that Kinloss expend ilea mony sell and want no money, but being a firm
1611. Culross with the amount believer in the universal bbrotherhoodd of
Gleet the clerk send a Copy of; man, X am desirous of Mini igdthe a fors
les. Mrs. Knott had both legs broken
and wastil r inDured and there c. per rod.
are grave fears that none of them
Mi., Gemmill reported that he had
will survive the terrible accident. sent John Short to repair (xilmour's
drain, who found 3 of the tiles
broken, which he replt,ced, also
found that the whole of the
to be
taken
tile
may
have up
as they are badly blocked up, the
expense was $1.25 and reeommend
payment.
Mr. Maxwell addressed the Coun-
cil re tbe renting of the road mach-
ine for two days on boundary line.
&loved by Cruickshank, seconded
by (emrnill that we ge a known �tekdragsistfor hv t
machine for two days on bound try lender**emewo f h
niched tile if he draws the tile and
pats in drain for $1.
Mr. Mosgrove reported in writing
that he lead let job of building fence
around the mull pond on Morris
boundary to Chris. Thornton; also
that he had let a job of gravelling
42 rods on B line to Wm. Vanstone
at 33 cents per rod and 25 rods to
o lerwi..e. ' , John Ashton
at 36
One Honest Man.
JD .a Eriroi.,•--Please inform year
readers that if written to confidentially
I will mail in a sealed letter , particulars of
a genuine, honest, home cure, by which I
was permanently restored to health and
manly vigor, after years of suffering from
nervous debility, sexual weakness, night
losses and weak shrunken parts. I was
robbed and swindled by the quacks until I
nearly lost faith in mankind, but thank
Heaven, I am now well, vigorous and strong
and wish to make this certain means of
cure known to others. I have nothing to
Ti to the Kinloss clerk.— tinate to regain their ea i pp'
I promise you perfect secrecy y Coupland, seconded by k pp
l p Adflress with stamp ; imine b Cou lap get the road Sold It Wingitlarn a,is�l avorywlrsr3 i 1�� , g
Opposite Queen's Hotel 'Nin ham.
•
�,> 1---,Ttrwed $8.50- -Thatfor tin W. T Muri<onil, Agents 5 Bt. plies,
Gemmill, that we
'(tve ak loved for putting i P. U. Box 59, Bt' J1ene1, Qua machine one day' or. Cuirass bound• by All I Mt]Nx14ib1t drTl ists
ChangP of Bustness
Having purchased from
D. E. McDonald his
Butchering Business, 1 am
now in a position. to supply
the public with
GNOME MEATS
at lowest pricey and earn-
estly solicit a share of the
patronage of this commun-
ity. We will always kee
on hand the best meats
that can be got for money
J. D. GEDDES ,
McDonald s old stand.
,, -IN
Ireland St Button are putting
uttin in a consisting of Stock of Furniture and
TRuieBEDROOM SUITES, PARLOR SUITES, DINING SUITES, TABLES and
CHAIRS of all kinds. SIDEBOARDS, LOUNGES, SPRING BED
MATTRESSES, CURTAIN POLES, PICTURES, PICTURE
FRAMES, MOUNDINGS, MIRRORS, Ete., in fact
everything that is kept in a .
t FIRST -C LAS FURNITURE- STORE .
A complete stock of Undertaking kept en hand and prices reason-
able. -Remember the place, Ireland's old store, opposite the Mac-
donald. Block, (Residence opposite the foundry.
• IRELI � D ' UrToN' ,
Are You �- -_
iSTMER SUITS
If so it is your advantage to
tiUhen 1 call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Store, Wingham. They
are the agents for the
celebrated Wetmore
Truss.
wooD' 7E'=3CO I iiO»11V �[ .
vibe Great English Itcmedl.
Guaranteed to
Six
acka ca
dual a
s T a
and permanently
promptly. P
euro all forme of Xervous
1Yeaknus, Y:`miesions, Sperm.
atorrhea, Impotencya,ut al/
erode Of .Abuse or Xxcesses,
Mental iVorry, excessive use
of Tuba"' Opium or slim's'
$afore and After. tants, which soon lead to In-
, Jlr,nit y, Insanity, Consumption and an early grave.
USA been prescribed over $5 year* la thoasand* of
Gemmill, troad ens* Is the only Teliabie and honest Medicine 4
Wood's p'bosldlhod►ne; f
rthiess medleine In pate° 0 Ode,
line west of Bluevale.---Carried. inclose psle° to letter, and we will *end by return
man. i"rlee, one package. Ell slit, P. One will
Mr. r. MC(xreda lied for road Wsusb `slit sum Pamphlets iron to any address, '
machine one day on Culross bound.. 1
purchasing your
Summer Suit of clothes
remember G. Carr keeps
in 'stock the largest as-
sortment of new designs
in Canadian and iniported
TWEEDS,
WORSTEDS,
SERGES,
Fancy Vestings,
THS Wacit. ,Cnfnp .*tY, 1
ar Windsor, Ont„ Canada.
�i
Also the most up-to-date
GENTS'
FURNISHINGS
We can give you the best
of Workmanship.
GEO. CARR,
WHY THE WETMORE IS THE
ONE FOR YOIJ
1. Because it is dangerous to be a
moment without one.
2. It will never rust and is conse-
quently durable.
3. A person wearing a Wetmtre does
w not find it a bother.
4, We will guarantee to hold in
I position any reducible rupture,
5. This trnss cannot possibly h10'G0
after adjustment,
8. Some of our townspeople can
testify to its Merits.
7. Satisfaction guaranteed or phoney
refunded.
CORDON & bo