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THE l'Y INGUAM TIMES, JANUARY 13. 893,
BIG WINTER SAL
AT COST, FOR CASH ONLY,
Starting on Saturday, Jau 14th
and Continue for 30 Days.
Dress Goods,
Prints,
Muslims,
Flannels,
Shirting,
Cottonades,
Shawls,
Velvets,
Corsets,
Ladies Furs,
Kid Gloves,
Mantle Cloths,
Hats and Caps,
G loves,
Tweeds,
Underclothing,
Overcoats,
Men • and Boys
Beady Made
Clothing.
CARPETS, 011 CLOTHS, CURTAINS, ETC,
JOHN GA:.:..:rr I• .k ITH.
The County Council.
'The County Council, as feeds at present
•eau be ascertained, will be 'made up as
£ollowe :
REEVE. 4 nEerm,
.Ashfield, Griffith, ( *rirvitl
Chamberq
Bayfield,
)3Iyth,
Brusse is,
Clinton,
.Oelborue,
-Exeter,
<Goderfclr,
'Godericli Tp ,
.Grey
:Hay.,
Howick, •
Mullet,
!ie:Kiliop,
Morris,
S'eaforth,
Stanley,
Stephen, '
Tuckersmith,
Turuberry,
Usborue,
E. Wttwauosh,
W. t'Vawanosh,
Wingbane,
Wroxeter,
Woods,
Young, .
Kerr,
Aictlurchie, Kennedy
Malloy, Young
Eoitius, Spackman
Pro urtfoat, Holt latest Atlantic coast blizzard, accompanied
Cox Beacom by the heaviest snowfall since that of "the
12iiile 5 Olivergroat blizzard" of March, 1888, was a fit
Datiles
sequel to last month's boreal weather.
The Government weather -crop bulletin is-
sued lately states that "December has been
colder than usual over the entire country
except along the Florida and Gulf coasts,"
while in New York city its mean tempera-
ture was 31 degrees, or 4.8 degrees lower
( Eilber than the average of the past 20 years. The
lttttz, 7 Sherritt bitter frosts and snow blizzards reported
Shepherd, McKay from various parts of Europe, including
1TcPhorsnu, Cruickshank northern Italy, indicate that the phenom-,
Kay, To be chosen
Taylor, Sbietl enal "cola wave" that swept over America
Stewart, Gibs,u
Sperling, Brockeushire
Sanders.
An OW Time Winter,
We are having a real old-fashioned win- The annual meeting of the cheese factory
Biuevale
ter. We've had about a month of it will be held on Tuesday, 17th inst. The
straight and the promise is for a continu following are a few of the particulars of the
ante. The New York Herald, which is a annual report :—Total number lbs, milk re -
weather prophet, says : ; ceived, 2,862,310 ; total number lbs. cheese
cheese for season, 101; average price sold
made, 266,260; average lbg milk to 1 lb.
The winter of 1893 in both the New and
the old World promises to snake almost as
at, 10k cents ; average cost of making, per
remarkable a record for its icy rigors as the
hundred lbs., 57 3/10e.; average cost of
summer of 1802 made for its world-wide
making, per hundred lbs., 'including draw-
andabnormally intense "heat waves." Our ing milk, cheese boxes and insurance, $1.58;
average cost of drawing milk, 7 6110 mills
per gallon.
( 'Turnbull
Mehl wen, ZG
Geiger
er
Ferguson
'Jock, ? (rabani
Scott, Macdonald
Beuuewehe,To be chosen
Mooney, Howe
McLean, Watson
Torrance, Erratt
Blyth,
Tbe.auniversaryeervioesof St. Andrew's
Presbyterian church, in this, place, will be
herd on Smiley next, 15th instant. Rev.
Mr. McKay, of Parkd.tle, will preach the
anniversary sermons. A colleotion will be
taken up at the d'oe's of each aiervtce to aid
in defrayiug the cn,b of church repairs.
On the following Mouday i evening, an
interestiu,g lecture will be given by the
Rev. Mr. McKay, entitled, ",Picture Gal
levies;'
The sudden death of the 1ltta James Me -
Gee, sr., cast a gloom over the village.
The deceased had just returned from an
oyster supper given by Mr. N. H. Young
to the employees of the salt ?forks in the
village. he having been an employee for
upwards of a dozen years, While standing
at the stove he fell backwards against the
door of the room, never rallying after-
wards,
Dungannon.
The West environ' Partners, Institute
regular annual meeting will be held at
Dungannon on the 17th and 18th of Jan-
uary, 1803, when the following speakers
will address the meeting t Prof. Shaw, O.
A. C., Guelph ; H. L. ,Tutt, 13. S. A.
Southend, Ont ; John Jackson, Abington,
Out.; and local talent, A.s the speakers
are allpractioal men in their hne of baei-
nese, their ideas will be of great benefit to
those who attend.
A2drris.
We are pleased to state that Mr, Chas.
Proctor is able to bo around again.
At a meeting of the Morris and Grey
thoese factory company, to be held on the
27th instant, the question of using the
13abcook Tester and paying according to
the amount of buttct fat in the milk, will
ba considered and discussed,
ord.Wieh.
'`Court Howlett, ,Oanadiali Order of
Woresters, of this pleoe, will give a grand
enttortainmept in their hall on the even-
ing of trio 25th instant. Th at talented
lady, Sara 1,ord Hailey, has Wen seouted
kr the occasion,
Whitechurch.
A. couple of errors crept into our report
of the Whitechurch Creamery.Compauy's
annual meetin in last issue. The
i;,
amount paid out to the patrons was $12, -
HARNESS AND GOLLARS,
Having bought out the Ambler thtrness Business ni,d ,.tnrtcd in lin, t ld rtl't.tl,
am prepared to furnish the public with everything uenully kept in a barites# t ors
suchas
E1EA VY, LIGHT end ,'RACK HARNESS,
NETS, DUSTERS,
• WHIPS, CURRY COM 8S,
13RUSk1DS, S111?[A'T' COLLARS,.
TRUNKS, VALISES ttnfl
TRAVELLING ]3At S, ,v e„ ire.
I make all my own Colliers and guarantee satisfaction.
Oa$ finished and lenthet
GOODS -J,
Give me a trial feud .I will use you rightori
,■
M. PATTERSON,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
effa°r.
1 have just received ft full supply of Ohristmas goods, coneintiug of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE,
and Jewellery of all kinds and latest designs.
AT
!HAMILTON'
BIG B A.RGAINSPr From Now 'fill Christmas.'
DRUG STORE,
Alt goods bought Eur uttsh and \vs: soli sell to chap at the ellvnl'est sur', I
cheaper Central Telephone
Repairing Promptly Done and Satisfaction ixuara'ute ed
,t-i'Give me a call
M !
IT WILL
PAY YOU BEST
IN THE END.
NOTHING LESS
SHOULD SATISFY
YOU.
Clever, Energetic Young Men and Women
who intend to qualify, for positions in Bonit-kee oing, Shorthand land Typewriter;, should write for i
.analogues of both departments of
of CUATl-AIL, ONT., established 187e, This institution is the peer et nay busses college or shorthand
school in .tteerica, and vastly superior to any other school of the Ivied in Canada.
These ,.re the advantages we otter: The two best pennten la Ctutrlda, the beat and largest stat of
teacher's, the best coarse in shorthand land typewriting, the hest course et bit9111ess training the bust suite
of rooms, the best equipments in every respect. the best record for placing in students in the te, st j,ayfu
positions in the business world.
Our college rooms occupy over 8000 square feet of space, We pay the railway fare OL stndnnts eeninr
from a distance to the limit of :.,8.00. :ood board in pleasant homes for ladies at 82, gents 82 all. For
catalogues of either department, address, D. t\Lola CILI AIS, Principal.
000 not $22.000 In remarking on the
eebNo,'N conduct of the business. the re-
port should have said that the affairs of
the company bad been so sn.tir.factorily
looked- after by the officers of the Com- c-
ptet y, that in the Targe meeting not a
rutubler was to be found
Seeforth's debentures, to the amount of
at the close of last month is travelling 614,000, raised for ,the purpose of erecting
around the whole northern hemisphere. market buildings, hitve been sold at V150
premium—a good showing„
•
1
YL
OF
FOR 'I' H 1J
ext i hearty r e7 S
MRS. HERDSMAN,
In order to reduce her large Stock, will sell the
same at and below cost for the next thirty days.
COME
AND GET BARGAINS.
NOTIOE,—All book accounts not settled before the 15th of February,
w111 be uhuti d in other hands for collection.
MRS. HERDSMAN.
WI N G HAM MARBLE WORKS
MESSRS. VANSTONE BROS.,
of Kincardine have bought' the Marble Business of hfr T Wagon, formerly carried on by W Smyth,
Parties regnidng work in their line rVlit do tre11by calling on them or geeing ono of their agents beton§
purchasing, You will find our prices are away down, i\ur workmanship it unsurpassed. We will use none
but the very best ttoeic dud by square dealine. hope to Aeenro a liberal share el the public plati mire. Mr T
T Watson, who has been running the business for the past ,year, will represent ea oh the road.
Gall ani see our stook and pricer.
VArtsToXt 13X OS.
a z
ants
iere)e ow.
LrItJ1�
13i.t evtelsl'ot's likes to buy' in the ellea,pi st nia.rl:s t,
it will ;iaj.you to visit ue tills
Month, The season of stock tak-
ing is at hand, \vilI•it there is very
little bnsir.eis going except that,
'which is forced, The jingleof' ,lol-
lars i move pltlasttnt to ijs than
looking over a splendid stock. Wilt
we iia\'e the pleasure of heal'ill;,''
some of your dollars jingle?
ke
0
istake.
We have the -
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I
Exchang.a
Inside track and
Can give you
Every line we se
For lT4s than
Our conmetltors,
you do not
Ilsook at our
i [Dinner st; M�
Tea Se t bah ,
rf l .,
aaina,
Tea P tt'39
Salad Bowls,
Fruit Setts,
Cusndoires,
Biscuit Jars,
Plower Pots, -
Cups and
Saucers,
Fancy Plates,
Wine Glasses,
Tea Bo t Stands,
Cake Pates,
Celery d'lasss,
$tic.,
Youwill be
The loser.
1','r• will if you i'i\•e wisdom .1
cilattce ter tett'(' ill Mid 11 t1tieltUt
you. 11'e won't, �'s�,priIig that oldt'Itr'
,111.11, 011 you,''J.�i:,'' reduction to
re'luce st.tck." t1'u siwi,l� otter
you 11. chalice. to ;het .1110 1'81 t: hex -
gains it v„11 want, [.hell,, l,'r\v
'mens on everyth:n'r, l3ie sure ti,
eintIN.:ti"1 .wd \VI'lit we can. leu 1,',i'
yon,
Social. hip of g VQ' qt.,
(,1111' prides alt' lower than ;titV
other house in the trade. Visit us
and we wilt convince you of this
fact. We give you a reduction of
ten per cent, off all your cash pur-
chases in all lines except groceries.
We give you 20 lbs. White Sugar
for $1 ; 25 lbs. nice Brown Sugar
for $1, and several. other drives.
\V,-. are tihuw'1,t•! Ainet'icait 1`a1 -
pets in beautiful patterns ;1t:31) per
cent. less then you can hitt• (aliii-
dian roods.
You remember how we cornered
up the print market last season,
Since the raw cotton has advanced
fl'orn Oe. to 13c, a pound, but we
bought early and we can give you
the saul'e quality of goods as we
gave yiiu iast year at the same
'trice. ','lie patterns are a'1 new,
+ve can't replace. then[ when they're
gone.
Courteous Treatment, Lowest Prices,
Nobbiest Goods, at
T. A. MILLS,
W. Ta i ATE
The China House;
`r. iu li
ard
_ME PEOPLE
OF PE 'A. IiIiNE Abi'iE 0,1,
CANADIAN O O , HAIZLTONt
Coal in Car Iota sold dues
colonisers.
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