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ant. Thal other two females
sentence.
We examined every portion.of
jail and found the same clean and in -
good order. We also examined alt the
prisoners ,aif to their treatment by the.
jailer and his assistants, note). all wr+re'
well satisen t with their treatment, wlid
the food provided for them, rt,
We titan c the crown counsel, klse" este
1 Lount, and ItIr 1i wits, the dawn atm
1torten", for tieir ooltrteoes allsifedtenee
, I mid advice.
, subm t -
All of which is. respectfully
ted'
a John GrIFFIn, Foreman.
April 16th, 1891..
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Listowel,
Mr T II Roils has. purchased the.
Arlington hotel and Papeete, to take
pusstseion of it shortly. The price.
paid for it was $5,500.—nes Rime
and Park Cotrtpauy'a3 affairs . are iu
fairly good shape. The pass' year's
receipts were $438.25 and the dislturee-
meets $436 43 which included a pay,
went of $164 of interest ont'nortgage.
—The R T of T Council in town in4
tend bolding an entertainment iu tile'
town hall on the 30th inst: Bes'de
a programme of vocal and instruuieiitat
musics, Rev F E Nugent, of Macho -41e
will deliver en address on Temperance.
.-The Ontario Espress and Transpor-
talion Oompany, a company recently
orgapized, has opened an office:tin towel,
with' Mr Wm Climie as agent. -141r•
Wm Godfrey, lately Grand Trunk
agent at Southampton, has been ap-
pointed' to 1111 the vacancy caused liy'
the death of the late agent, Mr An-
drew Little.—The town council hats
entered .into a contract with Messrs.
Moyer t$d Co to operate the water.'
works fur five years, at the rate of
to $$00' per annueu . The pumps are to
of be placed in a fireproof building'. an'
pressure 41) pomade of is to be kept QK+
ltydrents, —lc is rumored that the
ase. ],lank of Hamilton are negotiating for
uw,' ; the "purchase of the sitetof the Grand>
alis- Central hotel. on whit>b 'to .greet t.
t of bunk building -Not loath progress hie
the I feeing elude iu getting ' up the joint
ship.
stain
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weld
n to
,fhe
state
laded
rootn
,. He
her paid good prices.
1 duty . Gorrie•
jury,
id 'of
liuely
uicide
1 His
four
for es-
stable,
When
.called
d that
ix; who
sad left
idence,
[hooted
of not
►tensed
ig away
art ad-,
orcin;,
ry pre-
e Queen
rave exe
s folio We
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en ;reales
les, font
s sixty•
wo.years
r unfit to
Jl under
and have
W awaits.
One is
vith for -
intent at
less, four
'e females
stock company to put up as Lew fac-'•
torye
East eVawarlosli.•
Mr 11 L•i>;iltnan .had a barn raising
•
on ..Wednesday.-•r-ilir l; Liviviteatl•
has been shipping a large gnantity , of
lumber trottr I3elgrave stele'', cluririt;'
the past few weeks;—Sugar malting is
over and seeding ie now the order of.
the day. -air Joe: Stonel.lnuse and
staff are busy building Mr P Sconce •
barn wall. They have several large
contracts for this season —Mr J (ilegc,
bought a large numnPr of lambs in -" r.
this loealit;felast week, for w•llloh;•
FooT BALL.—A monster meeting'
was held here on Tuesday evening last:
fur the purposie of organizing a foot'
ball club. The following oiiieers were"
elected : Ilon President, -N McLaugh-
lin, druggist ; Don Vice -President,
D Sanderson, hardware merchant ;
President, W Doig, jeweller ; Vice-
President, nos Nash, editor Vidette;.'
•
Secretary, 1:, McDermitt; Treasurer,
W Doig Captain, Win Torrance, Jr.;
Managing Committee, Wm Torrance,„
N aleLeugelin and John M Keine,
Prospects are good for a team fit to
compete with the best Of them. Would •
like to hear.from• iteiehboring tov+ns.'
,.Opera fair challenge from this date. -10
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al> nfarrowt'
Mondareves a model spring day,'—• •
Sugar making has conte and gone,h'tlt
we have had.very few taffy pulls.—
Clear away all the old rubbish and
refuse, and thus prevent the germs of '
any disease ftrotn lurking therein, --
The Fall wheat in this part looks fresh ,A,
and green and hopes of a fine 'crop
are entertained by, alit; providing the
rust and other causes have bidden us
"good-bye." We only hope the reality '
may prove as favorable as the prospects
entertained 1'. --Miss Findlay, of
Ii¢wick, was visiting Miss Bella
Wylie, last.. week.—L+'li holt, while
out shooting; last weak, received a
few grains of shot in his face. The
only serious result wee the fright and
the loss of blood.-- Owing to cryptpe-
las f►i the face, . John 'Gemltiill jxlils
been -confined to the t 40 for some-
time. lle snow ore the mend, and
nts age; 1 we lege will con
lens
11 0
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l,
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ac
,
the eentios and the women, lay 1111111% at
c
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theoil and tedious )us
in l q
bei;
almoot had their senses' taken i3Wity.
Busy tanners, work away,
ita ower r
over
l ill i. 1n pp
flow the gran you'll roa ' the idle
Whet:Wet you duet the flour.
1 Duey foment, pit,u e fi
h ekeld,
A reeve the geed WI* *t *tame a
Id eighty>. Musgrove 'WKS 0,1'00nd last Wed{ taping
1:'ad'•
t
take
is
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,
it to
friends a
ow tinder
it takes
1 n111110,4.
ori;, of .re.
net only
others twit
sinal lrhllllt,
Anti hen the tsar, tat ; a1: may yiatlal
I
I'or the no ..two weelrs we will make
'' vexy interesting for all persons who
revive Boots or Shoos of dile desorip-
tio,i. In addition to our unusually heavy
Siting Stock, we'aooepted lately on very
be opting terms, a shipment of choice
goods sent here by mistake ; therefore,
we are now ander the necessity of reduc-
ing our stook, and he order to do so we
are prepared to make extraordinary eats
in prices..
In Hats, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties,
Gloves, &o,, we offer great attractions.
Nothing small about them but the prioe,
Oar Prints, Aluslins, Lawns, and Dress
Goods are generally a surprise to custo-
mers how so much beauty and excellence
in texture and design can be sold at our
prices.
05' Please remelnber that our Teas'areun-
equalled in freshness, strength andflavor.
They comprise Blacks, Japans, Hysons,
end Gunpowders, from 12ee:cents up.
Liberal dlscotints to cash' buyers.
=cotton Pcgties s,
No fewer than 21 petitions wore
filed at Osgood"c Matt, Toronto, on
Tuesday, against candidates. ant
members -elect is the recent Federal
contest. Fourteen of these were)
against Liberal :limiters and defeated
Liberal candidates. and seven agairtat
Conecrvative members and defeated
Conservative candidates, • A number
of petitions are also reported from
floor Provinces. up to Tuesday
night the following petitions have
been entered :
Against Liberals. Against Conservatives.
East Bruce, Glengarry,.
Kent, North Bruce,
North Waterloo, South
Norfolk
North York, ,
East Elgin (oross),East Middlesex,
S Victoria (orpss),Peel (cross petition),
North Victoria, Helton,
Fast York, East Elgin,
South Perth, Kt is on,
Peel, ,
London, South Victoria,
East Hastings, North York (cross),
Prescott, Lisgar,
West York (cross).Richelieu,
-- Three Rivers,
Total 14 Rimouski,
Quebec West,
Shelburne,
Antigonish,
Piotou.
GORDON & IViGINTYRE.
The Big Brown Anchor.
gams.
At the first meeting- of Pride of
'Kerrie Association,Prttrons of Indna
try, en Thursday eveningspf last week,
22 new members were added to the
het, making a total of 83' charter.
Members. Tbis association promises
to become very iufluential,e0n Friday
evening, an aNsgcithtietywas organized.
tt.No 6 school house, west . of Sun-
. •lihiu'8. F J Bennest, We Huron Ore
ganiz'er, will deliver a lecture. at the
salve school. house on Thursday evens
Kt, 30th Inst, and close the charter.
20
I taro much pleastlrc In anostneIng to the tarrnintr
public that 1100 agent for these Celebrated
flows and alter
A rio ! ur l
I plem tso
REPAID.; KEPT ON HAND.
The Oht.Stand on Victoria Street will still be
HEADQUARTERS F01t
Sewitg Machines,
Organs,
Washing Machines
and Wringers.
Give me a call and h,sp3ot Goode.
MISS ,A►.. BOYD
Wishes to intimate to the ladies of Win ham arra surrounding country
that her stock of
.SPR/NG LSUMMER MILLINERY
has arrived and is now opened out. The stock is well assorted and
contains all the fashionable styles for this year.
10, Cuuiinns1
Windham, April.)7th 1891.
a
West Kirton Mumma.
The West Huron License Commis-
sioners met iti Clinton on'Wednesclay,
last week, and granted the fullowing
licenses ;
CLINToN-lsaac Rat tenbury,Samuel
Pike, Charles Milne, Charles Spooner,
John. Shaeffer, Lack Kennedy, Thos
Bell ; J W niter'
liquor store.
GODEBICH-G B Cox, J. 0 Martin,
J Miller, Wee Craig, Geo Swarts, Jas
McCanghie; W L Horton, shop
license. Wm Babb, Walter Shannon,
Ed Peacock, left over until 22nd.
Beera--•1tobert Mtins, John ,Mason,
'Jonathan'Enii h, Jell,n Kelly. '
• CoLBoi em.la.Yran111 IdloDonagh, Wm
Lashana. Andrew 11''l:aAalistet+ Henry
Martin. Thos Crew's waS left over.
WING13Abi—Alf lstoe, ] erdinand
Kortnan, John Martin, Hattie Con.
over, John Dingley", Alex Orr.
PISHFIELD--w.tv ' Flanagan,. • Jas
'McDonald, Jos .Mailough. Richard
DeLong, Win • Glazier, Juuganuon,
left over.
ifeeramee—S Bell., Jacob Kuntz.
W WAwAN0EH---John Lougheed.
+' WtwAlvo8Ii--W' 11'i Champion.
Luckno ne.
The following is the' list of prizes
- awarded at the spring show, held re-
cently dere
lest imported heavy draught--lst
Thos Agar, "Ulenappin" ; 2nd, Stotli•
ors & Andprst)u, "Groyeshire Oak," ;.
;'rd, A ItloKenzie, "Lochnagar," ; 4th
D Clark, "Olivet?'
Ottuadien heavy draught or Percher.
en ---1st, `t' Todrl, "Mack," 2nd,. A Mc-.
Cabe, "Earl Scott 8rd, .1-' Martin,
"Oliver Cromwell" ;. 4th, R• Ianliltou;
".Oakland Chief."
:Road and Carriage, 2 years old—
1st, 1 EtVi.,,"Cleveland.'' p`
Road and carriage—Lata Taylor &i
Biddy, "Melbourne" ; 2nd,' L Doyle,
"Royal Caledonian Chief"; 3rd, It•
Ellis,. "Kentucky Danger."
Imparted heavy . draught, 3 year.
old. -1st, J Caesar, "Merry Dance"
2nd, J Caesar, "Master Waller."
Court Sherwood, Canadian Order
giving of Foresters, intendst; g a grand
entertainment on the 30th inst, in
the totvn hall. High Chief Ranger
Towe, of London, will give an Court officers
and. other• High L
will be present and take part. A
splendid programme of vocal and
instrumental music, readings, -reci.
tations, &c,. is being prepared;
-tat
Jre oine_ ?' .1 r
M. D. M. A., L, C. P. S. 0, M, C. P. S. M.,
THE SCOTTISH SPECIALIST
TORONTO.
Specialist for the treatment of all
Chronic Diseases,
Private Diseases,
Diseases of the Brain and Nerve,
Diseases a 'the Heart andLungs,.
And Diseiisesof Tre `alted suoenccessfully.
Jonathan Bushart, ' Listowel, says :••=
"Aftet spending all my money and prop-
erty tome).: purpose on medical then, for
what they termed a hopeless cas e of'con-
sumption, Dr. Sinclair cured m
Mrs. Mary Furlong, Woodhotise, says:'
"When all others failed, Die Sinclair
cured me of fits." '
•
W. McDonald, Lakefield, segs:—"Dr:.
Sinclair cured me of Catarrh?''
Geo. Rowed,Blyth, says 'tDt'.. Sin-
clair cured me of heart disease andrdrop-
eyi when all others failed."
Diseases of private nature brought, on
by folly Dr. Sinclair certainly cures:'
CONSULTATION FREE.'
DR. SINCLAIR will be at the
QUEEN'S HOTEL, Winghani,
- 0.N
FANCY GOODS,
A. large shook on hand, consisting of Embroidery Silks, Feathers, Flow-
ers, Ribbons, Laces, .e.
MANTLE DEPARTMENT.
TLe IVlantle Department contailnsa varied assortment of Silks,
Satins, Satin Brocades, Flushes, Velvets and A•lantle. Cloths to choose
from,
Mantles made to order—Perfect Fittirlg: and in the latest and most
fashionable styles.
Stamping done to order. ' An inspection invited.
SOLE AGENCY FOR
Mather's Glove Cleaner)
A preparation for cleaning kid gloves. It will also remove grease,pr
stains froth silk or woollen. goods. Try it. -
• Retneinber the place—First door north of Ed. Dinsley's jewelry
store.
Winghanl. April 3rd, 18$1'.
The' Provincial Report concerning
the worlting of'the Liemise Act shows
that the total number a licenses in
operation in the county: in 1890 was—
Beet Huron, 2tl:; Smith, 39 ; West,
41.. In the South there were 5 shop
licenses: and inethe 1•VNst 8. The li-
cense fees were divided as follows:
The Province received•fronr the East,
$1300.9'2 ; South, $3889.71; West,
$8846.03 ; and the natruicipalitias as
follows : town,
Huron—Goderich,
$864 84 ; 1Vawaaosh, East, $i'n1i,10';
Wawanesh, WWltiest, $7.2 60 ; linnet,
$64.82 ; Winglaina$850,40 ; Clinton,
$845 78; ; Ashfieid,$165,92 ; Colborne,
0
Blyth,1
.—' eta
1
$,'189.28 ; $214,82.
—Total,
East Huron—Grey, $182 2 9
4,
.
Mc-
Killop, $71.56 ; Hullet, L,ist
part,
$81.80 ; Morris, $47:,71; 1lhwick,
$166.98; Turnberry,$23.86 ; Brussels,
$269 84 ; Wroxeter, $127.70.1 --Total,
$921.25.
South Htiron--Exeter, • i 68.72 ;
Seeforla $9.30.18 ; Goderieh township,
Biuevale.
Rev Geo Leech,, of Brooklin, Ont,:
W tIESDAY; APR 25,.:1 891
Money to Loan on Notes.
Note Discounted
,AE s:
T REASO1 ABLE
A. 13 D.
oSEPH COWAN, ..
t ria nR 9TII Div. CounT Co. Htntdrr; 1.
• AUCTIONEER, '
•
.ITSSUEEt OF MARRIAGE LICENSE'
9oatanssroNza IN H.0 J, ETe.,
WI49XETER, . ONT.
FOR SALE,
Verydeslrable Residence, with Large Grounds
highly cultivated ; Splendid Orchard ; Hand-
some Evergreen uod;;es;Good outbuildings; hard and
Soft water ; Pleasant and Comet tu'img Situation,
tWithin throe ,uinnEos walk of the town. state
chance to secure a Rue property.
n..1iz. Gonhoete'
ALL' AN LINE
CHEAP MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
C 1E P EXCU7dS gtONS to WOE.
a E.
rortai„htly sailings from •
Portland or Halifax,
Money advanced on Mortgages at 6 per nt. with
privilege of paying at the end o any Y Notes
and accounts collected.
Mr James keech;.of Gorrie,• and ivlr $81.84: Piav(ieid, $1161:76 ; Stephen,
Edward Leech,• spent Sunday. • with $829,06 ; U•shoreo, $127:86 ; play,
$225 56 ; Tuckeremith,$t00,84>e Stan -
their bretb`er, Mr Joseph Le
cell ; t
first mentioned gentleman is in poor
health and thinks of superrnnuatiug
next Conference. --Tho Rev StSellery,
Ill D, of Brussels. preached the annual
Educational sermon last Sunday
evening in the Methodist church, to a•
*my appreciative audieuce. I)ev Mr
Parke, of Listowel, spent a day in
town this week, the guest of Mr Time.
reins. It was:he who tied the nuptial
lenot for then.—On Sunday morning
last; there was. a new arrival in; the.
family of Mr John I)itnent, Jr, in the
person of a young son ; and' so that
,with births and renlovele to . the vile
Inge, our population• is growing rapid'-
ty.—elle latest project ott die is a'bar.,•
her glop,
r'1 to item in last imp, unddr" this
)leading, in, eefsrence to a dispute bee
tween Mr ijlauey, the contractor" of
eiliesetlhe new ,i"Vicithodist Church, and the
budding core onittAe, was not intended
to convey the impression that the
building aotl)lntittee wire dealing
K
ley, *154.14.—Total, $2484 42.
I1OBT. 133cIND00,
omnia,—Beaver Block. Wlneham, Ont.
}IEEE lNE ARE G1N!
The Londoreeity council has decided
to apply for power from the Local
Legislature to horrowv $2;000;000;t1:us
providing for the cionsolidation of the
city debt. The scttetne will effect a
saving of $35,000 to the city.
CO. I P
Is, now prepared to do all kende of
HOUSE, SIGN, AND' ORNA-
MENTAL
' YEI>.
N
G FA
11'11+ N1.AL PA INTI , G• ,
IHANGING, ICALSO MIN I ;
GLAZING, GRAINING,
LANDSCAPE ANQD SCENIC
) iNTING, &c.
• ll. Work done with
Neatness and Despatch.
PRIGS MODDRATE.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every
instance.
Orders lett at 3. D, Long's repair shop will receive
prompt attention.•
At Exeter, .April '19th about 2
o'clock a m fire was discovered in the
store and dwelling owned and occupied
by Mr `Thos Dearing, and by ,the time
the engines arrived the tire had burst
through the roof; but, the engines
playing on it won put' it out.The.
buitdheg'was completely, gutted sand'.
contents destroyed: Loss about $500;
partially insured.
COBtheErection of a Building at
Winghani, Ont., , for the Bank of
lrfiatnilton will be rooeived by the tindor-
'nodtil es„
'`un
sig >
Wednesday; '2' t .April:
.. •a goon
'ri.a
the.
16th
A 1 t
Thursday, ,tirr and after Thu y, p i
Geo. Phippeita.
s I took tools Sick,
I TOOK
Vein Homes a
To Derry or Liverpool.
CABIN BATES, $1O,$50 and 960, Single ; ".SO, as"So.
and 5110 Return, according t0 3oca tion of
Staterooms. •.
NO CATTLE C.'9.£;.a"T.IED'
INTE1ts1 FOLATE, Outward S2,15; Prepaid 533.
Steerage at lowest rates.
Accommodations unsurpassed.,
Apply to 11. & A. Af,L3N, Montreal, or
HENRY DAVIS, W;rGnAB3.
JAS. H. FRIEND,.
lato of Hamilton and,Paria,
SIGN HOUSE, . ,iaiV e)5 rdl ORIV;RIifiEiV••
TAL PAINTi4; PAPER HANGZll2,'
FFESCOER, &C.
Would take this opportunity of informing the citizens
that having
of winh+l,ant and surrounding country g
had large experience in city work, he is prepared to
do Alauastinmg, Kalsominingand Wall Papering in
the latest approved styles of plain and decorative
work. Churches, Halls or other public or private'
buildings Frescoed in beautiful Colors and Designs
at moderate rates. ..
Graining in1Walc utt,SOpaek,iBird's Eye Ma-
ple, , y.
REstnat
1 take y ideals,
: 1 take 3' gest,.
AND I AIYt VIGOROUS ENotrGt£,TO 1AKe
ANYTHING I CAN LAX MY IIANDS ON;
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it be
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WO 8.314..iteren- Battalion. i.ef. 'tf chin-
. titers, in pities of 1.isutenati't‘ Oonniui
ettooei nsn,, whit.. retired ' retaining
• D. B. DIM, s iyiraUniAletiln is pelt i,p13111510 get 0100
0634 **torero. suis et ail Druggists "t
A.rchlteot, lt,sc.w.v.ll t>' i.taw.
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i',g i a do 14t%WYE) Nel'r't ode.
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All orders entrusted to my care done with neatness
and despatch.
Orders left at Mr. Bess' Bookstore will receive
prompt attention.
JAS. 13. FRIEND.
Wingham, April Srd.
SPERM 111E1.
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WASHINGTON
Oregon and Cali r orni
Leave Toronto 11 p.m. on Fridays,
as under:
1891 MAY 1. — 1891
RUNNIHA THROuaH TO VANODUVER WITHOUr GSM'
For Berths and alt informatfore
apply to nearest O.P.B. Agent.
Iles ju rceeived and opened out a large
stock of very tityiish -
Spring and Summer
I .a's as' i . . -' t
IIats, 11ate ttlAleo Baby Ohriettiniug ltobes.s' t'
T%t NAITTLE rEEDA. tTTi ift,
eontnins all the latest material ut Silks, Santis, Diaz.
=Ws Fringes, s• Gimps
and
Cloth.
!NOAH
PLN1HC 1i11
WATT
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--Sfan•itaottirer• of -
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BUILDING MATERIAL of a.11 Moil
—eutb asp-
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litahtlsa'nti:tde in thotea•.it 1 adiltoturble.Styles.'5 , a,'shottpAt butts..
at' •.et toga the tineas.
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Naylor bought et t cry Mose pr ;eq 31 n•
rod to bell at :t 3013t1 adVaaou, no ab to Balt 411par: T, an our 'il:tric 'and era»Spa, ,
ter
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