The Wingham Times, 1899-06-02, Page 5j
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tines tile dreinwoes read toD.Dunk• puneil met on May 29th as a
in, at $1,90, Dunkin to pay for the Court of Revision ; there being net
tile
ut tile drain aet oes Culroesl bound- Council then met for The
gave also appeals, the reit was ads
COLORSp general balsiness.
Adry with statute labor. .township Minutes of last meeting' rend awl
,1, : to pay for tile ; Mee gave Richard, rd, approved. Treasurer's statement
EA Porter leave to put tile drain across showed balance on hand of $648.33
10 and 11 coil line with statute labor, -flied. Onryetition of W. C. Webb,
Township to pay fie' tile. Mr. Mit• Jos. Campbell and others, the
ebe11 •reported that,,lee had employed I3oard agreed to see about putting
You hay clothes that ; George Nicholson to do some nem. snow fence on hill en eon. 12. rhe
wear so that you will al _ eeryrepairs to Oernmill's bridge. folio wing eheques were issued :•--
Cruickshank -- 1►fosgrove ...,- That 1 Manchester Public Library grant
ways look well dressed, Mr, Coupland be appointed to get $iO ; Assessor's salary., $60. ; A.
Robertsons Pure Deady Jobb's. bridge and culvert repaired.. ,Dirk repairing road eon, 2, 51.50 ;
Mixed Paint possesses -..Carried. Thos. Smylie, plank, $4.04 ; John
wearing properties in the Moegrove-Coupland--• That Mt`: Welsh, repairing road and culverts,`
highest degree so that its i Mitchell be appointed to get cedar 15,27 ; Thos. Begley,` brushing eon.
I original ' neatness And culvert' put in near East end of Lin- 4, 25e ; Ed, Craig, charity, 410; J.
beauty is preserved for tun's bridge, -Carried, Edwards, repairing road, $1 ; .A.
years. s' Try it and be QUI) Mr. Janice Scott applied to eouneil Johnston, balance on jobs, $9.50 ;
worn byRoosevelt's Rough Riders vine ed. Sold by to have drain extended from lot 12, 'Jos. Wilson, culvert eon. 6, $1 ; 3,
in three shades. ` eon .10, to river, Clark, repairing road, $1,75•
Vale Ladies' Bicycles,
a Council adjourned to close of Supplies for township, $7,30, Conned
Black, Fawn, Brown, only $1.00. Court of Revision. The members of Adjourned to meet on T,'¢esday, July
Cleveland and Welland
r council baying subscribed to. the 4th, at 10 o'clock. eoath' as members of the Court of W. S. McCeeeeln, Clerk.
: : Special prices to clear. Revision,
. The Court opened at 1 o'clock.p. Story of a Slave.
� ! na., when the following changes were To be bound band and foot for years
• made in the Assessment Roll on ap- by the chains of disease is the worst form
"'�""� p , of slavery, George D. Williams of Man
cal: -- Walter Patterson, James g ,.
Si:,.:t is
TU1i,NBERRY, Beckett, James Robertson and John cheater, Mich., tells bowsucia aslave was
Minutes of Council meeting and Black had each a dog struck off the
Court .of Revision beid in Mageire's roll; Mackenzie. Messer, lot 8, D. S.,
e hall, Bluevale, on Friday, May 26th, Bluevale, student, entered on roll,
1899. Members of council all pre M. 1 Nelson Loutit, lot 10, con 4,
. � n special
N fi ld 2, T ,
Plot, mechanic enterred on roll M. aohe. backache, fainting and dizzy spells.
meetings of signed.l were read, flp-Ibis miracle workipg medicine is a god -
proved and b. • Hubbard Cornell, lot 11, eon 4, send to weak, sickly, run down people.
Communications were read from laborer, enterred on roll, M. F. ., Every bottle guaranteed. Only50 cents.
The Cockshutt Plow Co, Brantford, Charles McPherson, lot 5, C. S., Sold by Colin A. Campbell, druggist.
re road scrapers. Filed. The Alin Bluevale, merchant tailor, assessed
ister of Education, re arbitration $300, on personal property and M. l3LUEVALLr,
Union School Section, No. 12. Filed. F., part 0.; Thomas J. Powell, lot. , T ev, W. J. West, M. A., and" Mr.
Township Engineer, re award Harris 11, con 6, farmer, assessed part Will Bailey, representing the Presby -
drain. Filed. Wm.Holmes, eonnty owner and M. b .; Thomas Anderson's terian Sabbath School, and Mrs. D. LARGESTTO ;
Treas., re lands' sold -for taxes. assessment for W ?„ lot 8, con 11, Rogers, Miss Minnie Coad and Mr.
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Filed. F. Gutteridge, re concrete . struck off and assessed to Thomas !Kersey Jackson, representing the BEST QUALITY
arch. culverts. ]Filed, Dr. Bryce, Aitken ; John Pelton's assessment for
Secretary Provincial Board of Health lot 30, con•B, struck off and assessed
re vacieation, Filed. H. Eilber, to John Iv1 Creight, assessed owner ;
clerk of township of Stephen, re Wm. Smith, assessed tenant, N lot
Get your sight tested. It costs nothing.
WE FIT SPED T AOLES..
Scietifically, Correctly;' Reasonably.
Try us.
OPTICIAN AND JEWELER.
THE E G H EA P TO THE FRONT
HARDWARE SEE WHAT THE
DIAMOND
PORK ": :
SHOP
r GARDEN' TOOLS
It will soon be time to use
garden tools. We have any-,.
thing you need in this line,
and our prices are always low.
MILK DANS•
We have a good supply of
Milk Cans.. The price we
offer them at will soon sell
them.
.Give. us a call for anything
you need in our line.
S. E. KENT
Old Post Office 'Stand.
Order your--�
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--AND-
cSR . 1W
-FROM . THE-
HOLSTIEN DAIRY.
Opposite Post Office, Says:
Fresh Beef and Pork.
Lamb Bologna
Pickled Pork Headcheese
Breakfast Bacon Sausage
Smoked Ham Pressed Beef
Side Pork Tripe
Corn Beef Pressed Tongue
Spice Roll, Lard, Fowl, &c.,.
' always on hand,
Our prices are right. Orders
called for'and. meat delivered to any
part of the town.
Your patronage solicited.
PEE SHOP,
AN ITEM OF INTEREST.
Farmers, why pay 53 and 0 per cent:
interest on your loans when money may
be bad at 5 per cent. Payments made
to suit borrower. Charges low. •
Agency Ontario Mutual Life Assur-
ance Company.
At office Friday afternoon and all day
Saturday.
ABNER COSENS,
Macdonald Block, Winghem.
Destiny Changed.
The ``Slater Shoe" is closely watched der •
ing the process of manufacture. Every shoe
undergoes a careful examination after leav-
ing the hands of each operator.
The slightest flaw in the leather or work-
tranship --a stitch missedea slip of the knife,
• only discernible to an expert condemns the
shoe that started toward the "Slater " goal
to the ordinary, "•�"ii . ztt Ei1cal"'-`
..., 'n
araltdeless unwarranted arm of footwear .� A � � � . � ��.
sold to whoever will buy them.
The "Slater Shoe" is made in twelve
shapes, ail leathers, colors, widths, sizes
and styles. 1 very pair Goodyear Welt-
- ed, name and price stamped on the soles.
$3.60 AN .x.00,
.� ,�
For ale Only by HOMUTH & SOH.
made free. He says :-"My wife has
been so helpless for live years that she.
Could not turn over in bed alone. After
using two bottles of Electric Bitters, she
is wonderfully improved and able to do
her own. work." This supreme remedy
sent ; the Reeve in the chair, The laborer, enterred on roll, M. P , ; for female diseases quickly aurae Derv -
James
minutes' of last regular and 1 etter e , lot 4 W.T. oneness sleeplessness melancholy, head -
Wall
P: `er and
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WINDOW
BLINDS
petition to county council. 25, eon 1, and John Gannett, assessed
Reports.-TheReeve reported thatowner. ry, is having a new dinning room
the committee appointed by the Mitchell- Coupland -- That the built in place of the one lately torn
council to arrange with John Ansley, Court of Revision be now closed and down, and is undergoing other very
Esq., re lots in W. T. Plot sold for that the Assessment Roll as.revised. •much needed repairs.
taxes, met in Wingbam and made and corrected, be the Assessment • Mr. Red Mrs. Fred McCracken, of
arrangements to pay Mr. Ansley the Roll for the. year 1899. jBrusspls, visited here and in Wing -
money paid and expenses incurred The council resumed regular busi- (1 halo i.the latter part cf last week.
on lots sold for taxes, Mr. Ansley to nese. Moved by Mr. Coifpland, ";1 and Mrs.' John Pugh•• and
transfer to this municipality his cer- seconded by Mr. Mitchell, that Dr. chtldren speet Sunday with Mr. and
tificate,of purchase from the county Bryce's letter re vacination be filed.
treasurer. This has been done and -Carried.
we recommend that an order be Cruickshank -Mitchell -That B
issued for the sum of 413 to Mr.
Ansley in' paymeet, • also that the
committee appointed to examine 13
Lite bridge and ±et repairs. done,
met at the bridge and let: the job
`of re building the portion carried
away to Duff & Stewart, at $300 ;
also that he had 'examined . Jobb's
bridge and stone, culvert west of
bridge, and found both damaged by
the hood and require immediate re-
pairs, Mr: Cruickshank. reported
that he had let• a job of filling in
washout in W. T. Plot to Chas.
1 Barber.. at $7.00. Job 'completed
and recommend, payment; also met
a committee from V% awanosh council
on boundary; and decided that a
large culvert is required of posite
Robt. C.urrie's farm ; also asked
manufacturers for cost of 3 foot sewer
pipe and. for concrete arch culvert,
which will be laid before the council
to -day. Mr. Morgrove reported that
he had let a job of .gravelling in
13elfour's swamp, to John Ashton, at
$4.50. ,Job 'completed and rectal:
mend payment ; also' recommend
that F, W. Wright be paid, ,$1 for
work done on a darsgerous culvert
on Bast gravel road. Mr, Coupland
reported that he had lot a job of pet,
" - • b drain ; Duff & Stewart, $300, B line broken, it is very painful owing to the
Methodist Sabbath School, attended
the. convention in Brussels, on Tues-
day. Mrs. Snell and Mrs. T. J.
Watt also attended the. convention.
Tlie Royal hotel, our village hostel -
1Irs .J.oseph Pugh. Mr. Pugh was
formerly a Bluevalite, but latterly
Y1 resides:, in Brussels.
law No. 8, 1899 be passed for Abe Mr. Andrew Burgess, of Boisevaine,
purpose of borrowing money for the Manitoba, who came home to attend
eurrent expenditure of the =mid- the funeral of his father, the late
pality until taxes are collected.- Samuel Burgess, of Brussels, visited
Carried. at Mr. John Burgess' last week.
Cruickshank - Mosgroye - That Mr. McKenzie Messer, of Toronto,
this council petition the county coon- is spending a few days at his home`
cil to pass a by-law bringing sub• Here. •
section 83 A of the Assessment ,Act On Queen's birthday, the Presby -
into effect in the County of Huron. -I terian church choir and a few others,
• Carried. •
Mosgrove-Mitchell-That as com-
plaint has been made to this council
that John McKinnon has' built a
fence across the • side line between
lots 30 and 31, eon. 12, that the clerk
be instructed to notify McKinnon
had a little picnic in Smale's grove,
near Wroxeter.
At the recent communion services
in the Presbyterian church, twenty-
one new members were added to the
roll
Mr. Jaynes :Hain, of Sheffield, is •
to reinot e it at once. -=Carried. A1r. James Burgess' assistant in the
The fol'owingaccounts were passed cheese factory,
and eheques issued: -John Ansley, Rev. Christopher Keine, of Gorrie,
418, redemption of lots; ; H.13. Elliott, preached in the Methodist chureb
$2?5, printing; l+'M. Wright, $1.00, last Sabbath.
repairing culvert ; . John Woods, $5, Miss Keine, of Corrie,. visited her
work at bridge ; Jelin S. McTavish, aunt, Mrs. Fraser, of the first line of'
455 00, assessor's, salary ; Hugh
Tucker, $1.50, work at bridge; John
LOWEST PRICE
Oar 7e Peppers, 8 yards to the roll,
white back, etc, Cannot be beaten.(p
See our Lace Blinds, complete, for`
50 cents.
.ex,
GORRIE
OSS
Mr, Towr:send, organizer for the
Macabees, is litre working in the
interests of the local Tent.
Mr. John Ardell received • a tele-
gram on Snrela,y, announcing the`
sudden death t'f 110Efeond daughter,
Kate, belovt d wife c;f Mr. Samuel
Peel; Sault Ste. Marie, :Hieb„ who
departed this life on Saturday, May
20th, at. the ear ly age of 29 years, 10
months and 24 days. • Deceased' had
a wide circle of fr lends in this vicin-
ity, who Sincerely regret to hear of
her unexpected cleinise, add their
heart -felt sympathy go' out to the
grief strickened husband° and the
now motherless family, also the be-
reaved arentsiand the three sisters
and two brothers, The remains
were brc ugbt home and interred in
the Gorrie cemetery.
• Mr. Barry Ardell and Miss Annie
Arde1l, of Clandebuye, were visiting
with their parents here this week.
Morris, this Week..
Mrs, Stowe, who vas very i11, has
S. McTavish, $2.50, postage ; Robert now recovered.
Hogg. $7.00, repairs B line bridge ; Mrs. Robert Black's arm continues
John S, McTavish, ,52.50, equalizing to be very painful. Three weeks
ago, when starting to drive to the
villbge, their horse ran away throw-
ing Mrs. Black and little daughter
union schools; Chas. Barber, $7.00,
filling washout; W, Maguire, 83,00,
rent of hall ; John Ashton, $4.50,
gravelling; D. Dunkin; $1.40, tile out, and although her arm was not
Lost flesh lately? bridge, straining of the cords.
brain fire?
Does your . Mosgrove-Conpland-That this Mr. Christopher Thornton and,
meeting do now adjourn to meet in family have moved to Wingham,
Losing control over your Belmore,on Monday,June 19th, 1899, where Mr. Thornton has employ.
nerves
Are?your muscles ' at 10 o'clock a. in., and that a by- meet.
becom. law be passed tothateffeet.-Carried. Miss Nina Isbister, who teaches at
• Some BURGESS, Clerk. Moncreif, in Grey, spent Sunday at
ingexhausted
her home in Ai'orris.
You certainly know the ' WEST WAWANOSH. Miss Aggie and Master Howard
It is nothingnew; Lowry, of Belmore, visited their
remedy. mother of the old pioneers of the aunt, firs. Rogers, at the parsonage
just the saute remedy that : township of West Wawanosh .passed last
person of Mr. John Rutherford, sr., week.,
' has been curing these cases away on Friday, May 19th, in the .
Volennie Eruptions
of thinness and paleness for iu the 74th year of his age. De. ,Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
.ears. Scott's ceeeed Was one of the firs ttlers m of toy, ilucklen's Arnica Salve :cures
twenty-fivey , , . r'hrlr, tilso CSid. T�unnmg and. Fever.
K _. that pert of the townie nd was a
p �Soret', Ulcers Boils, Pelona, Corns, Cute,
Emulsion. The encl# :ver
` man greatly respected by all and in Warts, Brnises,,Burns, Scalds, Chapped
oil in it is the fo0u r"chat his death the township lost a good funr -,, Chilblains. Eest nte'uure en
makes the ,flesh ane! tier hy . oaten, and tido community a kind 'earth lies out Pains and A011e4.
' s to ghbor. Deceased leaves a widow' Oniv 2;, tants a box. Cure guaranteed;
pophosphites give' tone to Snit1 ip Cohrs t�atndpbeli druggist.
the nerves.•
$he,
yit, and , tit dtuggsts•
SCOTT & SOWNIt, chem']ists,oronto,. t , ,r taerlt,
and grownup family of three v y t ,
daughters, to whom the sympathy of Seven hundred (lalieiaus bound
all is emended to their sad bereave for Canada sni.led front liairtburg on tion,'. l'inn+!urn livor rots the nnit.inlbitttb
' Weduer dhiy,
The government has decided tor'
cease paying the bonus of Li pe
head to European immigrants after'
Jane 1.
' 4A Fair Outside Is
a Poor Substitute
For .inward Worth."
Good health, inwardly, of
the kidneys, liver and bowels,
is stere to come if Hood's Sat+- ,
saparitla is promptly used.
This secures a fair outside, and a
consequent vigor in the frame,°with the`
glow of health on the cheek, good.
appetite, perfect digestion, pure blood.
floss of Appetite - "i Was 'in pear
health,troubled with dullness, tired feeling:
and loss of appetite. 1 was completely rust
down. 1 took Hoed'a Sareatparilla and after
'
awhile I felt much better. Hood's Sarsapa-
tills. built roe up." Lxzzii A. ltttssgt.n, Old
Chelsea. near Ottawa, Que.
Biliousriess�-" t have been troubled.
with. headache -and biliousness and was,
much run down. Tried Hood's Sarsaparilla.
and ft gave me relief end built me tt ." A,
.Xoaan oi;, 8s Defoe Street. Toronto, Ont.
oni� eiiiiiartdtr tri take whip Sap Swam)
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