The Wingham Times, 1885-01-02, Page 4•
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The time for entering a protest
against the Scott Act vote expired en.
T'oesday last. We. have npt heard
that any protest has 1pep entered by
the Anti's.
The Adventists of the West have
predicted tbet the world will come to,
an end on Sunday next, the 4th inst.
The candidates for municipal
honors in Wingbaip and their
.freends don't seem to 'wee much
faith in this prediction as, they i r
busy canvszsiiig and laying plans for
Mqu„dpy next.
Hard al times aro there seems to be
no lack of the usual festivities of the
holiday semen, There weue•the usual
'number of good things devoured.
presents were given lis„in other years
and altogether people seemed to enjoy
themselves quite as well as they usuily
do..
The Toronto Globe of Wednesday
last mp,kes, the fpllowing annenuee•
lnent in its, editorial columns. The
announcement speaks for i'self and
requires no comment. It says
The public mind will be. again. start
1ed,by the revelation that comps from
Quebec of a single coreuiition, fund for
the Dominion elections, of 1,882 a-
mounting to, eine bunch:ed thousand
dollars. In retaliation for tlfe perse-
Qutionthatcertaiiindependent French
newspapers are. subjected to at, the
h,a.nds,of Sir HectorLangevin and his
ttoo1s,,a, tremendous accusation has
*en hur'led.at the Dominion Govern-.
tpent by. Le Canadian of Quebec•. It
is,distinctly stated and has not been
deriied, that Langevin and his friends
Accepted $100,000 from, Mr, Seneca'
tp,carry the elections of 1882 1 This
was one of their bribery funds in this
Province alone. If it were necess try
for us to do so we could tell where that
money carne from and how the country
has had to recoup it since. We defy
Sir. Hector to deny this charge and to
bring an action for libel against the
Globe ; but then he must not let it
drew, like the section B corruptionists..
ANX]lOUS FOR FAME.
The Nominations ea Monday Last for
Municipal ROnors
7iTuRxsERRY—Reeve, James Henn-
ngs, by acclamation. Councillors,
J. Diment, M. Thompson, R. Ryaus,
rl,,Fifrro\V, Jas Hogg and Mr. Dar-
lene
' WEST WAwANosll—Reeve, Charles
Girvinbyreclaniation. Deputy -reeve,
Mr. Durnion by acclamation.
HuLLET,T—Reeve, John McMillan
and John 11lason.,, Deputy -reeve,
,John Britton. by acclamation.' Coun-
cillors,, Messrs, Churchill, McDonald,
Lasham, and Brigham.
TucxnnshirTE-Reeve, D. Walker
and, J,,, Hanna. Deputyrreeve, S.
Singllip ante W. S. Mundle. Councill-
ors, D Manson, It Elgie, J Sproat jr,„
N Landsborough, A Forsyth, jer,, 0 E
Mason and R McLean, jr.
GREY --Reeve, Thos. Strachan, ley, ac-
clamation. 1st Deputy -reeve,, John
Hyslop and Wm. CMilne. 2nd' Dep-
uty -reeve, Walter' Oliver- by. a,cclamat-
item, .Councillors, E Bryan, J Robson,
James:¥VfeDonald, I); Robinson and
Mr. Crocker,
BRUSSELS—Retai;e,. J Drewe and 3
Young. Councilipiis, Georine, Backer,
John Wynn, W Wilson, N T Van -
stone, T Pierce, P Scott, W Kerr and
R Graham.
SEAFORTri—Mayor, Wm. Gray and
Dr Coleman. Reeve, D D Wilson and
J, 'Laird. Since the nomination the
latter has withdrawn, Deputy -reeve
J. Beatty and A Forbes. The latter
has resigned, so that Messrs. `'Nilson
and Beatty will fill their old positions
without opposition.
geotatcn—Mayor, H Horton, by
acclamation. Reeve, T Johnston by
acclamation. Deputy -reeve, M G Cam-
eron by acilatnation,
KINCARDINE -•-Mayor, R Baird, by
:acelai Iation. Reeve A Maleelm and
.' 13aker. Deputy -Reeve, 3 Vanstone
11;d,H Ceiling.
THE WTNGIIAM TIME ; FRIDAY
uty-reeve, W G Bissett, Councillors,
D Johns, A G Iyer and W Hoskin s.
Tho Scot'; Act party nominated W IlT;
Verity for Reeve, 0 Perkins, Deputy -
reeve, J' Pickard, J Renton and Thos.
Bissett, j.r,, councillor's.
CLINTON—Mayor, D Forrester;; Dr.
Williams, J Thompson and W iloarlo,,,
eeve; A Meiiurchie and W C Searle
deputy, W Coates, W Cooper and W
Searle.
EAST WAWANOSR— Reeve, R Currie
and Thomas Taylor. Deputy..reeve,
b° Ans erson by acclamation. Nun-.
cill.ors, R McGowan, R Reily, T Gib-
son. W King, R Leesllinan, E Shorts
and T Wall tee.
BUM-- Reeve, P Kelly, by acclam-
ation. Councillors,. G Osman, R
Symonds, E 8herritt,.J Moser; 01,iank
ilton,. A Elder,, T Metcalf and R Sims.
CoLnoiixr—]eeve,, tV Young, by
acclamation. Deputy, A Allan and
J Gledhill Councillors, Messrs Mul'
log,. N=QEIardie and Beck, by acelama-
'ation.
GODER4J11 Toweisnie—Reeve, El-
liott and Whitely. Deputy,, Beacom
and Cox. Councid;lnrs, Elliott, Ache-
son -and Laithwaite, by ilec1.tination.
STANLEY—Reeve, T Siinpseu and P
Douglas.. Deputy:reeve, G Castle and
A, Campbell. Councilors, W Clark;
J Secord,, J Ketcheu A Thompson and
,I Erratt.
STEPHEN—Reeve, V Ratz. 1st dep-
nuty, IJ, Eiber. 2nd deputy, C Liber.
Councillors, H French and P Coughlin
all, by acclamation,
MOKILLoP—Reeve, J Hays,, by
Iacclaniation.
MORRIS—Reeve, Forsyth by
'acclamation. Deputyreeve,, W Rae,
'by acclamation.
(snoRNE—Reeve, 't` M Kay, by
acclamation,,
HAY—Reeve, lir. Buchanan by
acclamation. Deputy, Samuel Rainnie
by acclamation.
BAYFIELD—Reeve, John Esson, by
acclamation;,
WROXETER—Reeve, T Saunders, by
acclamation.
ASHFIELD—Reeve, P Clare, by
acclamation,
It will be noticed iu the above liet
that there are a large number of
elections this year by acclamation in
this county, viz,; 16 reeves, including
Wingham, and 11 deputy reeves.
The Mayoralty
'To the Electors of Wingham.
UENTJ.EMEN,—Having been request-
ed by a number of the influential
men of the, town to become a candi-
date for the Mayoralty, I beg to an-
nounce that I have consented and am
now in the field. As I ala well known
to the most of the electors, it will not
ibe necessary for nee. to make a person-
al canvass, and I take this method,
ithlough,the. etolu nns of the press, to
solicit your, vote. and influence at the
coming municipal: elections. If ellet-
ed,, you, zelky rest assured' that I will do
all; that lays in my power to advance
the.in,terests and welfare of our town,
and will: do, ray duty. faithfully, irre-
expectivo•of personi4, or, party feelings.
Hoping that my. many friends will
do their best to place zone atethe head
of the. poll,,
I remain,
Yours respectfully,
J. Nebtainis
Wingham, Nov. 27th, 1884.
JEST WHAT'S WANTED
S. Gracey has a nice lot of Whisk
Fielders, Slipper Pockets, 'Wall
Brackets, Paper Racks, Cabinet
Easelo, Sic., &c., for Xmas and New
Year. Just,the thing for presents to
friends. Not too expensive, and wljh
last for years and years, keeping your
memory fresh syndgreen. Be sore and
buy one.
Obstinate skin diseases, 1 umors of
the blood, eruptions and old sores are
cured by Burdock Blood Bitters, which
TTgrrlr. re -;sera, Dap• purify and..xegu 4,tp, all ,t14 seoretibns.,
Hip, .PR_es.„
Hurrah.
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Still to the FRONT. This time
with an Immense Supply of
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Best in the County of Huron, and
Selling
CHEAPER
Than the Cheapest.
Call and See lair Yeanself.
No. 1:MIXED CANDY,
Only 20c. per lb.
CONVERSATION LOZENGES,
Ouly 30c, per ib.
XXX Peppertnint Lozenges,
Only 80c. per Ib.
A GOAD ST?PLY OF
Oranges.,
Lemons,
Figs,
Dates,
Nuts,
Malaga Grapes,
Christie Brown &";Co's Choice
Biscuits, &e, ex,
At the 'E1z.”
JOHN KERR.,..
P. S' 'Oysters only 80e. per quart,
Sweet:Cider 2n per gallon,,,
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