The Wingham Times, 1885-12-11, Page 5Y.
Town Council.
'The regular meeting of the town oounoil
was held ou Monday evening, all the mem-
bers being present except COUns, Gannett,.
Black, T, MoGlyniout, Smith, Kerr and
Willson,
A communication from the G. T. R., ra
closing up aud Kale of part of Albert street
was read, and on motion the mayor was
ordered to accept the terms of tho company.
Hon. John Carling in a letter acknow.
lodged the vote of thanks passed by the
council on Nov. 2nd.
0. E. Williams, secretary of the Wing -
ham Toboggan club, asked permission to
build a toboggan slide on Carling street.
The request was granted,
The board of health presented its sec-
ond annual report, which was received and
filed, and ,the thanks of the council was
ordered to be conveyed to the board for its
very excellent and full report.
John Ellison requested a refund of taxes
on property on William street, 000upied as
a parsonage by Rev. Mr. Rock. On mo-
tion 44.60 was refunded.
Geo. r#nderson asked a refund of $1 dog
tax for whitih he was illegally charged
Granted.
The fourth instalment of grant to the
town band, amounting to $25 was ordered
paid.
The finance committee reported, recom-
mending the payment of the following ac-
counts : W. F. Brockenshire, wood for in-
digent, $1.75; MeLean & son, gravel, 413.-
25 ; John Ansley, work at water works, $10;
<Tso. Mason, stationery, $1.45; Roswell &
Hutchinson, stationery, $1.83 ; O. E. Wil-
liams, telegraphing, $4.44; Advance, print-
ing, $7.50; Barkley & McCrimmon, sup-
plies, $8.42 ; Whitney & Duffield, coal
stove for wheel. house, $10 ; American Ex-
press Co., 85 0. ; H. Park, repairing fire
alarm, 41.50; Jacob Diugham, work 621 o. ;
,i oseph Bullard, drawing gravel, $4.12 ;
Scott & Bell, lumber, $0.50 ; Joseph Hur-
tibese, putting in eleotric box 41. The re-
port was adopted.
There was somewhat of a kick against -
paying an account from Barkley & Mo-
Crimmou, amounting to $7.78, for nails,
lamps, fixtures, etc., for the band room.
The deputy -reeve moved that the account
be paid, the fixtures etc., to become the
property of the town. Tlie motion was
carried ou a division : Yeas—Clegg,
W. McClymont, Bowers, McIndoo, Brook-
eushire-5; nays—Dawson, Lemmex, Eld-
er --3.
By -Law No. 100, appointing deputy rr -
turuing officers and places for holding ;the
inuuicipal and school trustee elections,
was read three times and passed, after
which the council adjourned.
THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE AND THE THOUGHTFUL NOUSE
HOLDER, SIIOULD PROVIDE FOB ()HANGING WEATHER,
BY SELECTING TTHEII.i GOODS NOW, ANI) INSPECTING
IMMENSE STOOK DISPLAYED BY ---
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Give all classes a chance to invest their means to the best advantage in
COAL,
PARLOR, BOX
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TINWARE,
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Lamps, Lamp Goods, Cutlery and Woodenware
And in fact everything for a house from garret to cellar in our line. Am-
erican and Canadian Goal Oil, wholesale and retail. Eavetroughing a
specialty. Repairing neatly and promptly done. Also sole agents
for the Celebrated Rochester, Electric Lamp. Don't make any
mistake but call and inspect our stock and get our prices.
Marl hod.
ovxe—MolduLLRx.—At St. Thomas, Dak., on Oct.
29th, by Rcv. Mr. McMarnara, Jas. A. Young, of
Pembina county, Dakota, formerly of Wingham, to
Miss Rachel Lovina, daughter of Geo. McMullen,
Lower Whngham.
14,soa—Mccc71nnE.—At the residence of the bride's
father, on the 8th hist., by the Rev. H. McQua rrie,
' Samuel F. Wilson, of Listowel, to Miss Minnie Mc-
i, Ctnire, of Morris.
.,'.7 haIFF—INows.—At the Manse, Whiteohurch, on
Monday, the 7th inst., by Rev. J. A. Anderson,
B. A , James Sheriff, of Dakota, son of John Sher-
iff, West Wawanosh, to Elizabeth, daughter of
John Inglis, West Wawanosh.
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Spectacles and Eye Glasses, A T Cross. Stylographic Pens. Also
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Sundries you want at
THE PHARMACY,
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