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THE 1'W INGIIAlr. TIMES, 0) Ali` �.li,'ARY 40.). 1893.
. l ruwia.
•od that Aman shonlcl be
A hrripturai stittsettent made
as ago and. ell, down the ages
Sad daug#';tterti•;of Adatn have
'sng'itt hue with the . example of
Kt parents. Last Wednesday
wauhelorllon lost one its mem-
la Dr. Milto'. Citvannuh, of this
it Kiss Fa nie Et1+e1, second
''loft Rev.., Kerr, were united
ire at the /4tentel residence,
Ox street, B ussels, The care-
« :1..:;;"s-:. ;w by Rev, J. L. Kerr
!ty Rev. W. 1 , Kerr, father and
at the bride, ; espeotively. Miss
rr, sister of the bride, was the
10d and Rev A. H. Renton the
ton. The bri 1 e wore a becoming
gray, faille, silk, with orange
s too The vedding gifts con-
sillerware furnitpre, pictures,
and tea ::ts, tindery, mirror,
,., lamps glassware, &c., &c.
hodist Su day school presented
Mrs. Cav nagh, (both of whom
an teae ers for years) with a
«I anal berry dish in a silver
flyer : star dish and spoons
he gu:.ts were Dr. and Mrs.
a:oaf 1ytb; R. Kittson, wife
hter, of Wingham ; 0•E• Turn -
rat rd; R. S. Pelton, editor of
od r; ee ; Rev, G. F. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Paul, of Brus
'. E. and Mrs. Kerr, of
; Rev, A. H. Renton and
of the bride in this place.
'nty of railway connections
ther-,persons from a distance
• After supper the evening
tly passed and the company
t a seasonable hour after ex-
eir best wishes for the happi-
rosperity of the contracting
ntario Beekeepers.
tario Beekeepers' Associationheld
al meeting in Walkerton, last
er routine business, a very able
"How I prepare bees for outdoor
d care for them in the spring,"
d by Mr. Wm. Evoy. About
;es were present, and au interest
esisr. followed on Mr. Fvoy's ad4
he ollowing officers were elected
F A. Gemmill, of Stratford
den A. Picket, of Nassagweya :
W, t . Brown, Orchard : J. K.
Alm. to ; M. B. Holmes, A. P.
Athena ; Allan Pringle, Selby ; S ;
indsa ; W. Couse, Streetsvillel"
ers, P • of ; F. A. Bose, Balmoral ;
, Woo. stock; B. MoKnight,Owen
oho Me ers,Stratford; A. E.Jones,4
.R. S ith,Bracebridge; auditors,
teside, ittle Britain, and Thos.
Oakw••d. The reports of the,
on offices show a large increase
ership a d a constant gain in the
of the ociety. They also report
crop a omparative failure last
Mor B.
The trustees of S • shine church in-
tend putting a baeruent under the
church, also a new r.of and replastered
and painted next s comer.
Mr. Charles Con y is visiting friends
in this vicinity at 1 resent,
On Saturday eve , ing a social was tibia
at the residence of r, Thomas Wilkin-
son, where the roll t wing programme was
well rendered ; strumental by Miss
Wilkinson ; solo by Miss. Blank, of To-,
ronto; reading, by A. Russell; recitation,
by M. Findiater; natrumental by G. W.
Wilkinson ; son , by Robt. Russell, of
Detroit ; quarte e, by Messrs Miklejohn
and Whiteman d Misses Findlater and
Wilkinson; reang by Willie Russell, of
Duluth ; Instru ental, by Miss Black, of
Toronto,
(From An ther Correspondent)
Mrs. Frank ell, 3rd line, is visiting
her sisters, M =. David Cruickshanks
and Miss Violet Bone, in Toronto, this
week.
John Mason 3rd line, had the mis-
fortune to lose valuable milk cow, on
Tuesday of 1a: week. Milk fever is
supposed to ha = been the cause.
Messrs Reber and Andrew Sample, of
Brussels, have rested a shanty in Rich.
Armstrong's swmp. They are now busy
felliug the fores, beauties and learning.
the mysteries of acholor's hall,
Miss Ada To nshend, of Goderich
Township, is visi ing her aunt Mrs. Wm
Cochrane, 3rd lin
erable th
paper b
ing of di
the repor
reported
An Old Friona.
Mr P 13 Flannagan, formerly with .1
13reauan & Oo, tanners. Wingham, now of
Remover, write:, to C B Wilhumr , saying :
"Please send me by express two bottles
more of Heathfield's Healing Balsam. I
find it the best cough medicine I can get.
We would not be without it in our family,
It will cure any kind of cough or cold and
gises immediate relief. I recommend it to
all my olci Wingham friends and cannot
speak too highly of it."
Sincerely yours,
P. B. FLANNAGAN.
For sale at Williamr:' Dtug Store, at 50e
per bottle.
o was taken up in dis-
Mr. J. K. Darling on
association, and in con -
of the foul brood inspec-
a good many cases
Rouse or Refuge Vote.
Bossing re the figures, asfar as
rely k.•wn, concerning the
Industr vote ; at the places
-ith a eta no vote was taken :
FOR. AGAINST
,,.,. 151 393
154 22
..i'..... 2 17g ;
• 393 28
319 101
298 06
298 525
.. 609 29
93 300
`• '273 349
212 459
23 35
ZW 4,4,4,4,.
h..
, 73 158
.. 307 51
;. I41 117
„ 191 123
305 38
70
4318 3063
of Refuge •te in Bruce.
volt. AG.
'.C`own . . 52 7 18
. . 702 00
..... ,. 137 G1
.....
� 133 13
75 12.1141 0 55
goo �...•,. .. 137 71.
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....11........ ... 150 mai',
....... .... ... 577 80
.
........... ./ 180 mal.
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75 805
�, 85 305
• 120 270
▪ 25 315
204 485
485
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w&OWS. 4140
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Mor
he wife of Mr. 11
daughter.
ELLIOTT -ILL East
mit.. the wife of Mr.
sot,.
JEwIr- In Morrie
wfeofMr. M.L.Je
DREW -Li Wiugh
he wife of Mr. Wm.
•
BELL- In Wiugha
e wife of Mr. Wes
LexotrAN-tm Win
ybe wife of Mr. Lot
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HOFFMAN -In W
Otll, the wife of Mr
BltIeaors In Win
the wife of Mr. Art1
ter.
MA
B ROWN- M ILI.ER
at the residence of
Rev. T. Davidson
Brown, of Wroxet
second daughter o
PATO;(-RINTOuL
ride's father. E
uary 11th, byRev.
G. Patou, to Miss
ter of Alexander
East Wawauosh.
TIHOMPSON -OL
fust., by Rev.
residence of the
Thotnp,on,•of Ui
vor•, of the town
CACANAGH-•ISE
the bride's pa
by the Rev. J.
W. E. Kerr, Mr.
S,, to Miss Faun
of Rev, J. L. Ket
Btlertmr-DAY
Mitchell,
on the
Dewdney, hest
Davis, London,
Burrett, M, D..
to Marie, second
selnor proprieto
'When.
W rct t r i. x -`
he Meihodist
the Rev. G. Tur
Wiglttmau, of
second daughter
Wawauosh, Out
t; r ,.,t.4.
440 topj.
N.
is. on the 4th fust.
W. 0arnpbell ct a
awauosh, on the 1st
oho Elliott, jr , of a
on the 2nd inst , the
it of a daughter.
1, on January Gth,
rew, jr, ; a dgugh-
, on Jaauary 8th,
y Bell ; a sou,
ham, ou January 8th,
man ; a 1011, (Nt111
nehau t, on January
John Hoffman; a sou.
katn.ou January 10th,
:r Brisbois ; e daugll.
I n.
In Morris, on 4tb itat.
he bride's parents, by
B. A., Mr. Leouard
r, to Nils): Maggie T.,
Inspector Miller.
At the residence of
t Wawauosh, on Jan
H. Geddes, Mr. Wm.
essie, youngest daugh-
Riutoul, Esq, bath of
1aa-Ou Wednesday, 4th
A. Newcombe, at the
ride's mother. Mr. S, E.
Springs, to Mise J. Oli-
rip of Grey.
a -At the residence of
:uta, Brussels, on llth,
Kerr, assisted by Rev.
Milton Cavanagh, D. D.
o Ethel, secoud daughter
. both of Brussels.
A -At Trinity church,
10th lust, by Rev. A. D,
r, assisted by Rev. CauGl1
ere of the bride, 0. II.
ly son of the town Treas.
daughtor of J. E. Davis,
to the Advocate, all of
oHT)1AN-On 23rd, ult., at
arbonage, Winnipeg. by
of Grace church, Wm.
Riviere, Mau. to Belle,
f Henry Wightman, East
BALLANTYIE- ; ITCHELL-At the resi-
dence of the bri e'e parents, 451 Princess
street, Loudon, . n the 10th inst., by Rev.
M. P. Falling, twisted by Rev. R. Ayl-
ward, Mr. Josep Ballantyne, Brussels, to
Miss Jennie Y., -Idcst daughter of Sr.
Jhon Mitchell, ndon,
At St. 'Stephen's par -
n Wednesday, Jan. 11th,
rownlee, Mr. Orlando
rah Strong.
DIED.
FARauLt. -Iu 0 [rocs, on the lith
1893, Edward F: swell, aged 70 yrs , 11
months,
,S+Mr'tH-- In Lon n, on Jan. Gtlt, James
Stnicb, late of ray township, aged 83
years. and G mont s.
on the Gth inst., Verus,
u Long, aged 4 years, 11
lrich, on ru.eday, 10th
Snuyd, beloved wife of Jas.
"' WA1m-STaos
son e0', Gorrie.
by Rev, W. 1?.
Wade and Miss
Watch this space
next week.
J. J. HOMUTH & SON.
LONG -In Grev
only child of Jol
months 7 days.
TATs' -In G
itr rt., Elizabotl
Yates..
M. H. Mc1N 00.
GLORIOUS FINISH.
Endig a Year's Phenomenal Success by the.
Leading Dry Goods Nouse
GORDON eh cI�'CYRE
Are deterx i]ed to clear out the bal-
ance of their
Cho1de /tow Teas,
itt AI!
WL\
i/ �l
0 J
Before stock taking, and in order
to effect a speedy'', clearance, will
give a
Whelesale-Gordon & McIntyre are 1n a
pt.:..►t.ea to supplyfamilies or societsf
with nets teats, at jobbare prides. Now in
the time to eeeureyour teas.
CASH DISCOUNT OF
11 JE:2°1E
Think of it. Ten cents returned
to you out of every dollar. Every ar-
ticle in our shop is marked in plain
figures, and owing to the low prices
prevailing for all kinds of grain, our
prices are correspondingly lour so,
with the above big discount, you may
have the cheapest goods in Canada.
Call early and get first choice.
GORDON, & McINTYEE,
In consequence of the very large trade
we have had during the pasttwelve months
we have concluded to make the first month
of'93 a stunner and start the year, break-
ing the record of all oateis.: And,therefore,°
will sell our very large stock ofFurs,Dress.
Goods, Suits, Overcoats, Carpets and Lace
Curtains at unheard of prices, making
specially easy terms. In short, everything
in the way of prices and terms will be in
the buyers' favor and to a generous public,
to whom we are very grateful for our great:
success, we tender this opportunity.
M. H. MCINDOO.
GEO. E. KING.
3:113,-R1SSG0073S
We submit to you this wee11: the greatest value ever• offered a,
buying public.
25 pieces Dress Goods worth 15c. a yard,,
for 8c.
10 pieces Dress Goods worth 50c. a yard,
for 30c.
7 pieces Dress Goods worth 85o. s, yard,
for 50c.
These last. two lines are double width, high class,Suviitings.
Just consider for a moment : Goods of this class. being oiieredi to
you at 15c. and 25c. per yard, ordinary width. :1)0,11'1, nrit seeing
them. These prices will trove them quick.
Yours truly,
a -Tr, L_ 3EI�TG_
ThePmu1ar Boo 'Store
J". IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
Holiday Presents !
A lame stock of Christmas Goods has just been received, suitable for
all parties, old or young, consisting of
TOYS, PHOTO ALBUMS, SCRAP AL131JMS, WRITING DESKS,
TOILET SETS, PLUSH uOO])S, CHIN A. VASES, X11 A'S CA RDS,
L.' DIES COMPANIONS (in plush or wood), VIOLINS,
MOU'V H. 0 LIGAN S, CELLU LO 11) MOU'I' 1-1 ORO A N 5,
TOY BOOKS, HAND SLEIGHS, PORIkITh E
SETS,' BLANK NOTES, BIBLES, FANCY
MIRRORS (hand painted).
A Large Assortment of ANNUALS,
Consisting of Leisure Hours. Snud;ly al Home, Boys' Own, &c„ r&c.
I have a larger stock this year thall ever before Dol) desire the public
to call and see it before purC110' ins, elsewhere, ns it is no trouble to
show goods,
?DICES AS LOW AS TETE LOWEST.
ar emember the Place ---130 Josephine street, Wingham,
ALEX. ROSS.
for ])orninion Express Company and 0. 1'; ih. Telegraph
The Anchor House.ge
CanrpAanynt.