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The Wingham Times, 1900-06-01, Page 4THE WINGIIAM TIMES, JUNE 1900, guaranteed cure for sweating and swollen Straeben gave an opening address after lots 1, 2 and 3 D. S., Bluevale ; Mrs, I t INGUAI 111,% (1:a 104)01:418. • which Alex. ROSS sang "The Widely of Stowe's assessment for lots 1, 2 and 8 D, Wiugliam, May 81, 1900. old Windsor Hall" ingood style. alrcll, S., Blucv ale struelc off; Monis. Smelt- ..loin per 100 lbs, . , 1 85 to 2 00 Hislop, M. P.P., occupied a few minutes rex assessed tenant lot 85 D, S. and hill Fall Wheat 0 62 to 0 03 _ anti wlls followed by J ohl. Leckie, who resew o, Bluevale at $50; Frank Patter- Slats, g Wheat , R s , F } . ! Q 2(03 to 0 000 ' • N took all active part ill politics some years sole's assessment for above struok off; Bar* ........ .. ,, 0 83. to 0 3G PEOPLE'S ago,. Miss Lyda, Croolcs rendered the John Porter assessed owner lot ii:, 22, Peas ... , , . 0 54 to 0 04 sore, 1 solo "Beautiful Isle of the Sea," most con 11 and Jobu Johnston's assessment Turkeys, drawn, ..., ...,., 0 09 to 0 10 acceptably. 111x. Campbell, M. P. .for Kent, spoke for about au hour and dealt practically and treuolteutly with a num- ber of the leading questions of the tray, "Johnnie Canuck," a patriotio song was so well sung by Alex. Ross that he was enthusiastically encored and responded with the grand sone, "Soldiers of the Quem," Mr. McMullen, Wellington Co. M. P., humorously, pointedly, yet briefly addressed the audience. Dr. Macdonald, East Huron's clever repre- sentative, was the last speaker and re- turned thanks for the honor done hila. A vote of thanks was passed to Miss Crooks and Miss Jean MoLauehlin (ac- companist) aucl Mr. Ross for their assis- tance and the gathering dispersed with the National Anthem and cheers for Dr. Macdonald, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the visitors and tho Queen. Dr. Macdonald will be opposed by Barrister Dickinson, of Wingham, who is already in the field and hard at work. East Huron was gerrymandered to rep- resent a Conservative riding but as Dr. Macdonald has successfully carried the banner through three contests,—the last one with Mr. Dickinson as an opponent, —we expect him to repeat the dose and win at the next election by a good ma- jority. It means work, however, by every Liberal in the riding. Our thanks are due Mr. Kerr, of the Brussels Post for the above report.—Ecl. AT Cafe IL CampbeIL's DRUG STORE. TO ADVERTISERS. Teti -,e of changes must be left at this office not later than Saturday noon. The copy for changes must be left • not later than Tuesday evening. Casual advertisements accepted up to noon Thursday of each week. ESTABLISHED 187:'.. TILE WINfillAlli TiMS. B. B. ELLIOTT, Pam -Amen AVD PROPRIETO1t FRIDAY, JUNF 1, 1900. EAsf HURON LIBERALS. ANNUAL CONVENTION HELD AT BRUSSELS. Mr. Macdonald the 'Unanimous Choice of the C'ouventlon—Ofaoers Elected and Motions Passed. The annual meeting of the Liberals of East Huron was held in the Town. Hall, 33rllssels, on Wednesday afternoon of last wee,k,..id.:wi s an old-time rouser,. both forW'attq dance, the harmony, the eutlp}xsiasnr"':taevailing President TUENT3E1t1i.Y. The first barn built this year was com- pleted for Mrs. Wilson by Contractors, Woods & Leggatt. It is a well made structure and reflects credit on the builders. • Council met in Esty's hall, Bluevale, Monday, May 28th. - Members of -Conn - struck off; John and Janos Porter Deese, ...,. ,..... Decks, per pair , . <, :..... 0 40 to 0 50 assessed owner s w pt lot 20, con 11,19 Better ...... .... ........ 0 12 to 0 18 ; acres at $170; Margaret Wylie, GGomm,e, Eggs per dos 0 09 to 0 10 ! assessed s e pt lot 20, eon 11, 20 acres at �'Woocl pee cord 0 00 to 0 00 $225; Wm. Forton assessed Potatfor lot 35, luny pox ton....oes per bushel ,,., 7 00 to 7 00 ' 0 ,30 t con 12, 45 acres at $250 and R. Beattie's Tallow por lb .. , .... , .... 0 05 too 0 0 25 00 assessment struck off; Wm. Cruickshank Lard'Apples . .. ° . ...... 0 12 to 0 12 assessment for s pt ux 11 and 12, eon B, , Dried .Applesper lb 0 05 to 0 05 20 acres at $5Q0, and Day & Vanstoue's D Chielceus4 eressss edHogs* , ... , 0 00 to 0 00 assessment for above struck off, The D .. g 0 50 to '7 0 <..... . 0 35 to 0 40 following parties l;ad each a dog struck . . off roll; Wm. Martin, Jas. Pugh, Morris Very Alex. er, Thos. Sto nst , Joh I1lutle,Ales, Porter, John Johnston, John Little, George Walker, John Mckinnon, John J. Moffatt, N. J. Kerswell, Thos, Watt, Wm. Yeo. Mitchell--Lovell--That the Court, of Revision be now closed and that the assessment roll as revised and corrected be the roll for the year 1900—Carried. Ivritchell—Lovell—That this meeting do now adjourn to meet in Lamouby's hall, Belmore, on Wednesday, June 20th at 10 o'clock a, in. JOHN BURGESS, Clerk. The best because the handiest, easiest ALWAYS READY. .• running and longest lived. Easy Terms. S. - C. KERSLAKE, Agent, Wingham. 005to000 is not too good for you. Get it by buying DAVID MAXWELL & SONS' FARC 1 LEL ENTS S We are always ready and prepared to cater to your wants and requirements,. Our stock of pure drugs is very complete, enabling us to fill without delay any order from your doctor. Our„ stock of Toilet Requisites is The W. F. M. S. of the Presbyterian •Unsurpassed 1i y n Prices. , church will meet' on Wednesday after- AreQuality and Prices. you using Paine's Celery Com- upon. pound, nature's great remedy for the John Kerr conducted tho services in cure of Rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous the Bluevale Methodist church last Sab- CiiVIton NOTES; diseases, diabetes and liver troubles? If You have not given Pane's Celery Com- bath night. ' pound a trial for your failing health, do , Rev. J. J, Shearer of Hamilton will so at once; we recommend it. address a meeting here on June 13th in A. L. HAMILTON, Druggist, connection with the Lord's Day Wingham, Ont. Alliance. The sacrament of the Lord's supper Strachaii'Necupii the chair. The fol. cil all present. Reeve in the chair, The EAST WAwAN©sII. will bo administered in the Presbyterian lowing Miters :ere elected:—President, minutes of last meeting told the Count The first sitting of the Court of Re church on. Sunday. The services will Thos. S ltchtin ..-vice. Presidents, G. F. of Revision on the Armstrong drain vision was held in the council room, on be conducted by the pastor. Prepara- Blair alu d ,Zeeve ; Isbister, of Morris; were read, approved and signed. . May 25th. Members all present. Hay- tory services will be held to -night at Seoretart* .easurer, W. H. Kerr; And. A communication from the Reeve and ing each severally subscribed to the deo 7.80. Ordered Suits from $ I OLQ,� 111, itor, W X. ;Sinclair. Municipal Chair- Clerk of Hensall was rendre county par laration required by statute, the follow- Rev. Joseph Edge, pastor of Welling- ... >> �- `"'' ' ' men we've chosen as follows:—Howick, chase of road machinery Filed.' ing appeals were heard: Peter W. Scott 1} rl PP , ton street Methodist clthrc. R gr a,;• s-..° ;:., (T n Mhhin; Wroxeter, Alex. Moved by Mr. Mitchell, seconded by s3/ lot 40, con. 7 complained tlln�t,,,big j%V i1 'Y- , -a•,,,..;, �, � -%' ,:u,}„�Zt ,; ;.,, ) _ T^ .., Calif:sr .i ia Ora t' Seedlings, 20e doz. Messina Lemons, the best, 20C doz. Bananas arriving in better conditions, 20C doz. Prunes, very good fruit, 4 lbs. for 25c. Prunes, large fruit, 3 lbs. for 25c. Raisins. selects, 3 lbs. for 25c. Currants, re -cleaned, 3 lbs. for 25c. Currants, not re -cleaned, 4 lbs. for 25c. A few more 97 piece Porcelain dinner sets to sell at $5,00. Try us for bargains in Chinaware. '\Te carry a • large stock. Ordered Clothing We claim to give you better value than you can get elsewhere in Ordered or Ready -Made Clothing. ° Alex. Monroe;Furuberiy,.Jas. Gilmour; Grey, Mr. Musgrove, that'tG.D.Parks belautha- property was assets xo 1 '-�'' -"; '"'"`"' unu president of the London Conference, Reevenbnl%; Brussels, "' rt _too nigh—Laid . Dr. War- rued to hire two heavy teams to work ovo x n4. -=died on Tuesday. Deceased was 48 • �vu�u TMf,-- •wick; • 14 iris; W::•Laidlaw; Wingham, road machinery in, his Roan D,iyteirmlr`i rst 1 ;, a also complained that Wm. years of age and was ordained in 1881. S. Grace ,;??lytta,.. John Moffatt; Hal- at $2.50 pew fake sunnle::'AutaL.ax .G,fat ' Nothery, s,1-4 lot 40, con. 0 was assessed He leaves a widow and three children. aett, gnav23,- "clay of tcu hours for two too low, and Wm. E. Scott, part lots 38 On Sunday Rev. J. W. Goffin will . Gttrdinerfl�rn't ";that �;;• el: days and that Mr. Mitchell be authorized and 39, con. 6 too high—Both cases laid conduct the services in the Bluevale •n uC Necre"tazy-Treasurer pre- to let a job of gravelling 30 rods on east over. He further complained that Geo. Methodist church. Rev. Hobbs will ..i ",.erl�th a l nal report. We have a gravel road—Carried. Vancamp, w3 lot 40, con: 6 was not preach in the morning and Rev. D. list of the .dglfgates, but lack of space Musgrove—Mitchell—ThatMr.Cruick- legally a joint owner of that property Rogers in the evening in the congrega 'will not iteri'un of our publishing them. shank be authorized to let a job of filling —No action taken in the meantime. tional church. Mr. Hobbs will occupy ;1 A ballwaeltaken for the selection of in culvert and raising road at east end Messrs. Jas. W. Bone, lots 35 and 86, his own pulpit in the evening and Mr. u candidate DJ the Commons. Dr. Mac- of B. line bridge—Carried. eon. 8; Jas. Cochrane, lot 42, con. 13; Rogers in the morning. doneld, 40 present M. P., who has been Mitchell-Lovell—That $20 be granted Andrew W. Sloan, lot 42, con. 2; Thos. The -call extended. to Rev. Mr. Larkin member Jrothirteen, years, was the un- to build box drain in Bluevale, provided. Cassels, lot 42, con. 14; Jas. Howatt, of Chatham by the Seaforth Presbyter - minions ichoice, and the result was tile•is taken out of old drain and relaid wg lot 30, con. 1; Win. • Johnston, s, iasis has been accepted by that gentle - greeted z 'th cheers. ;Stirring addresses in drain at north end of box drain to lot 30, con. 9; Jas. Cunningham, eX lots man. The formal induction services 'were giv Macdonald; James connect with box drain—Carried. 86 and 37, con. 8, and Joshua J. Walsh, will be held in the Seaforth church on &eMulle fits'.. -en, known member for Tenders for the Armstrong drain were n32 lot 42, con. 6, all complained as being Thursday or Friday the 14th and 15th of guar , Campbell, the received from Adam Cleghorn at $727.50' assessed too high—Laidover. No action Jane. Ministerial labors to begin on Sunday, June 17th, Mr. Larkin has been a pastor in Chatham for ten years. His church is one of the most handsome outside of the cities. His salary is to be $1,400 and a free manse. North practical M. P. for Kent; and A. Hislop, or 13 cents per cubio yard, also from at present. 3ilt. P. p fd>''East Huron, after which Richard Armstrong at $650.00 for the Application was made to have Ernest the folio' iti resolution was passed by whole work. ' Seagrass, lot 29, con. 2; Robt. D. Mason, astanding`dote ' ; Musgrove—Copeland-That the con- lot 36,. con. 4, and.James Kelly, lot 89, Bariclbhg�e•�C'l oullcbiiloi Miller, seconded by tract be given to. Richard Armstrong at con. 7, entered on the roll as M. F. �, ao ventkiir ilge 'fled , desire to East ce$on re the contract price of $650.00, provided. voters—Granted. , cod. our appreciation of the ppa�triotic stand `jatoethat security to the satisfaction of the Dogs belonging to the following P er- nbytheGovernmentof ix.Wif�idLatrier au sendliO na¢hg°il.dtet motherland the council be given for the faithful perfor- sons were on application ordered to be various contingents of our brave countrymen, Who on the field of battle have nobly maintain- mance of the work—Carried. struck off: Robt, Johnston, con, 2; John *tithe best traditiopo of the Anglo -Sax= race. The following accounts were passed McDowell and George Henry, con. 6,and We are in p; sg wit t e preferen- 'dai trade pouffe of hi: invent; not only for and orders on the Treasurer issued: T. Wm. Philips, Belgrave. Ordered that the financial benefit that we believe will accrue to Canada #iaatmr•eb••aiso because of its Aitken, $2.50, re Armstrong drain; Rich. Amos and Isaac Snell, lot 84, con. 4, be influence in -Mil. ng more closely the Dominion Armstrong, $6.25, do.; John Weir, $3.10, charged on the roll with . a dog and, a to the parent . WW4tizniist heartily endorse the Governm.'..1 'Wort in appointing a Judi- do. ; Wm. Weir, $3.75 ; H. B. Elliott, $a", bitch, and that due notice be given them Mal commissi : ? to investigate the alleged ir- C. A. Jolles $94.75 do; John.Bur- to that effect. Tegularities in ' e West Huron and Brockville do. ; , , /elections a course we consider in every sense gess$10 do.; H. B. Elliott, $11.40, Court was then closed in the mean- preferablge to : flint of committing it to a Par- > > amentary eii mittee. We tare in hearty printing; Robt. Hogg, $1.50, B line time to be re -opened again on Thursday, sympathy wi •tlie general policy of Sir Wilfrid g Peter McTavish $1.50,4th line 21st of June next. Laurier's Gov went, and pledge ourselves to bridge;, sustain him b e return of a supporter from bride • Hugh Tucker $1.50 Eadie's Council resumed. Minutes of last 'Zest Huron. beg to congratulate the Hon. g ' ' Geo. W. Ross his secession to the Premier- bridge; John Woods, $1.50, Gray's regular meeting, also special meeting of ship of Ontnri+ „d desire to assure rum of ottr =hounded c,., t ° once in his Government, and bridge; John Davidson, 75c, stone for May 7th last, read and confirmed. aero in hes rthv pettily with the progressive culvert; Jas. Mulvey,$1, repairing cul- Alex. Parker was appointed athmas- licy that e l ugurAt;ed. We desire to assure P g pP P . that we r continue to give him our volt; Robt. McPherson, $6, expense ter inroad division No.5 instead of Alex, 3tcaxty suppo.. the future, as we have done sendingindigent to Clinton; John S. Patterson; Joseph MoBurneyin road 3n the past. g p The ince , concluded with cheers McTavish, $55, Assessor's salary, and $5 division No. 46 instead of Peter King, Sor the Queo =Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the for postage and stationery. • ' and John Jamieson in road division No. Moss Got er°i'Lilit and Dr, Macdonald, Tho Court of Revision opened at 1 78 instead of Robt. G. Haines. At the e' ing meeting President o'clock p. m. The members of Council Account of Dr. J. McAsh, Belgrave taking the oath of office as members of for setting bone and attending Jonathan it the Court of Revision. Crooks, received and laid over in the •,• Musgrove — Copeland — That Wm. meantime. Cruickshank be chairre.an of the Court Account of Councillor John McCallum of Revision—Carried, for taking Jonathan Crooks to House of The following changes were made in Refuge, April 17th last, and other ex - the assessment roll: S. Mosgrove assess- penses connected therewith, was on ed tenant M. 1'. ng lot 20, con 10; S. motion. of Mr. Carr,, seconded by Mr. Thornton's assessment for ii lot 20, Ellis, ordered to be raid. On 10 struck of; Wm. Goy, Eugene Account of Alex. Porterfield, being for McDonald and John McDonald were time spent on salve case, also ordered to entered M. P.; Asa A. Esty assessed be paid, By-laws Nos. 8, 4, 5, 6 and 7,1000, duly • read and, passed. food Counsel The Treasurer reported ,cash. on hand 1. Has No Price." at date, $500.42. Moved by Mr. Carr, seconded by Mr. Mise sickufcc is the tesuri of experience. Currie,that the Assessor bo paid this The hundreds of M tousands'Wha ban's salary in. frill.--Car�riect, : used Hood's Sasaparfffa,Amexecs. r . Debentures were passed andsiged for, rrrealesf Medicine, counsel those Who payment of the following amounts: ts : waud petty and enrfth ihe blood ioMunicipal World, order book and ost- - ,aaff fhemset'ves of lis cafriues. II! Is ages, 87c; Jahn Meatintim, convoying ,.r DIES' �,..•c fCEST STOW. IN ., .t :,a a Pain back of your iees? Heavy n pressure your head? And are you sometimes faint and dizzy P Is your tongue coated ? Bad taste in your mouth? And does your food distress you ? Are you nervous and ir- ritable? Do you often have the blues? And are you troubled about - sleeping? • Then year fiver Is all wrong. Out there is a 'Ti the old reliable ore. wlse 'uhd profffs b, flits goad adtice. Jonathan Crooks to Hoose of Refuge, ail SO Stgal omach Troubles - ".1 as loss of time, &c., $6; Alex. Porterfield, od greatly fr Ctd afh rny sfararhr and going t of e ieevo and loss oft time ro the sf hf o f food mads me sftkb. Jonathiu Crooks, &c., $1.50; Robb. J'. . evert � f and lots 1 a cavort, l0 3 1x111 of v t fates o ' repairing ,81, y I EU tired and tangufd. A fedi) bo f lioove>,, r g ye; ;�•:» , r:tt,t4""!"-. Revert S'arsaparflla nude me fear ! e con, 4, $i; 'Wni. Itobinsofi, sorvice8 118 LSE' ` »tyself agafn.rr i"ames JMdCenz1' 350 Assessor if1 1000, $55; Wm. I ehua, 1 PARK tndsfoi're 4',e., Terortior Grit.. statute labor tax :Cor n>' lot g7, 0011.1 in 1890, returner. to County Treasurer, $3. Tho (3ouncil then adjourned til Timm - day, 21st June next. P. PcrfRklliturnit.»•, O1ark. jeweler and Optician tacnal, Block I They act directly on the liver. They cure constipation,biliousness, sick headache, nausea, - and dyspepsia. Take a laxative dose each night. • For 60 years years they have. been the Standard Family Pills. Pike 26 ceatt. Al! DiuSS isia. +rf have taken Ayyor'S Pitts rout- - larly for rix months. They have cured toe of a Severe headae e, and I can now walk from two to four getting moos without qo g tired or out of breath, something I have not been able to de for many years." 8 I9. WAM.woizn aTtttijr 1�y 1591. ° salon, Mass, W0116 the Mateo. If yeti 1,4,6 '111y eetnptafnt whatever anddetitethe bettme leals.1vieeyou can eeimly receive, write the doctor Iys pelltt.. Teont p+' illl meso dr *prompt re. rut. d. O. AMR, Lowell, idati'. JSUN Macdonald Block, Wingham. • SOy�0�0WANTED 0WANTED OOyL T_ ,_ :D,s For which the Highest Price in Cash or, first-class Goods Will be exchanged. - I have purchased largely from the Best Mills in their line of All Wool and Union, White and Grey Blankets. White and d Grey All Wool and Union Sheetings. Also All Wool Grey and Fancy Wool Shirtings. Horse, Blankets in Wool and ICerzy and Linen lined. Heavy Wool Tweeds for the farm. We guarantee the best in the market. We also have Single Yarn, in grey and white. Two and three ply Yarns in all colors, made from pure fine wools, )~either shoddy or flyings in it. It pays to get the best when you have to add your time°knitting to it,. I have a fine line of Flannelettes and Flannel Sheetings, and Flannelett- Blankets. We have a Mammoth Stock of Ready -Made Clothing to. select from. A nice, heavy, well made and well fitting Suit. for $5.00, and the best Worsted Suits, well lined and good trimmings at $1o.00. The latter cannot be duplicated for less. than $13.00 now by any other house. Youths' and Boys' Boys' Suits a speciality -from goo. a suit to the finest made. Small Pants seperate from Suits. It will pay you to examine these goods if you contemplate buying a suit this summer. We have a full line of Canadian and Scotch Tweeds. Suits made to order and fit guaranteed. I purchased -a very ,,large stock of Carpets before the-, advance took place and can offer them at the old prices. Brus- sels, Tapestry, All Wools,,Unions and Hemps. A nice Tapes-. try at 28c. and a better line at '4oc. A nice Union at 25c. A splendid stock of Linoleums and Oil Cloths, . yard to 2 yards wide. I would like to show you through this depart- ment of the store. It willpayyou. In Black and Colored Dress Goods I have just opened a large consignment gf Black Dress Goods. Great value§ for - new goods. Black and Colored Cashmeres from 2 sc per yard and up. 1 have the nicest stock of Prints in town and at the. lowest prices. Ducks. Piques, Drills, Linen Skirting, Mus- lins and Grenadines. All new from the American market.. Ladies' summer Wrappers and Blouses. An immense stock of Fmbroderies and all over Laces in black and white silk, Ladies, Children's and Gentlemen s 'Umbrellas and Para- sols from 25c each up to $4.00. In Corsets I keep the cele- brated D.& A,Corsets, Also full lines itii a, 5oc Summer Corset. I have Lace Curtains from 3oc a pair to the finest $4.00, and $5.00 lines. Also in Chenile and Art Muslins. 1 have purchased several cases of Cotton Tweeds, Denims and Shirtings tO sell at old prices, although 1g ricoof .a material has tulvaneed over 00 O 1 er cent, I have a complete stook of Ladies', Children's and Men's finest quality and beat; valttesin Boots and Shoos, Ladies' Oxfords and Tie Slippers. I am not asking a fancy price on a fancy Slipper, but they are marked at close prices. Men's Plow Boots of the best make at the lowest price. Men's Pox and Chicago Calf in Tan and Black. I have Binder Canvas to snake new carriers and Binder Covers to pro. toot ;your machine from okay and rain. Always kept in stock. BUTTER and BOGS taken in exchange for goods and the best values given ill the county. Cash paid also, A calk solicited and be convince that I can give yon value for your money. Carding and Spinning done on short notice. LS.