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WCP.ALT,..4 EvCTOERK
INGHAM
VOL. XXXI;---NO. 1099.
We want %his week to draw your atten-
tion to our Linen stook. We claim. that in
this line of goods this atore excels; we im-
port direct all our lines and by so doing we
can give you better values, Every good
,housekeeper loves nice linen, be it Table
Cloths, Napkins, D'Oyliee or Towels, See
our • li
none.
Words s of ease on
all side
for our Prints; the stook is complete and w
are sure that the moat exacting taste will
be suited hero. 300 pieees to choose from,
A good washing line at ten and eleven
cents, but the twelve and a Ina cent line is
the beauty. See the cloth and patterns: the
leading colors this season is red and "no
lady will be right unless she has a red
Henn dress,"
So the fashion book says you mon will be
wanting a suit soon, Remember that w
are giving pleasure as before in fit, style
cut and cloth.
Groceries as usual. We are selling an
excellent Japan Tea Dust at 10 Gents per
pound. Good value for the money. Shop
early. Phis store closes at seven.
ORR .4c HISCOCKS,
Direct Importers.
The Be,AriMar. 2nd, 189 3.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRANK PAT,ERsoN, No 23, Vic-
to°fia street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required,
LOCAL NEWS
%Town Counoi next Monday evening.
) —Oysters at Jas. MoKelvis's, 35 eta. to
0 ets. per quart.
—The next hor fair in Wingham will
be held on Thurac y, March 28rd.
—Rev. Wm. cGregor conducted the
services in the B ptist church, Teeswater,
on Sunday after oon last,
—Try Myers' oyal spice for horses and
cattle at, Grifhlu's Grocery.
—Guelph is se
Stratford in an en
ward extension of!
Messrs. M. 2,
and Orr & His
advertisements n
king the assistanee of
savor to secure a west -
the C. P. R.
afelude°, Geo. E. King
.oks, have ehauges of
this issue,
—Prof. Cook e3 tertained a fair audience,
in the Salvation Piny barracks, on Thurs-
day evening of la t week, with magic lan-
tern scenes, &o.
dKi
SATURDAX NIoiiT.-5 dozen of Ladle's
d Gloves, odd line at half price: You
don't want to miss this chance, at
M, H. Mcl:,noo's.
—The Clinton New ra says thatMossrs
James and Roland Be tie have bought Mr.
Paisley's trotting mar at a good figure --
$300 ; it is It fine ani al and will increase
in value.'
-On Thursday la , Margaret Rankin,
h
ofMr.
ugter Ricl rd Rankin, of til'
town, passed away, i her 28th year. The
funeral took place n Sunday afternoon,
and was largely att ded.
—Misses Varney and /Di:Wonald, having
opened a dressmaking shop at tlien;eeidence
of Miss Varney, 80 Leopold street, near •oId
English church, are prepared to give good
work, perfect fit and latest styles.
—An effort was made
a special meeting of th.
reconsider the by-law
licenses, but a majoriit
would not sign the req
the Mayor to call the me
last week, to call
Town Council to
relating to Hotel
pf tho Councillors
sition •requesting
ting.
—A meeting of the Ea: Buren Farmers)
Institute will bo held in Walton, on Fri-
day, March 3rd, Acldres es will be deliver-
ed by the following, well known fa:trnors :
Thos. Strachan, `.Glioma McMillan, Thos.
E. Hays, Robert Cleland a ud John Hannah.
Prof. Mille has been invit d and is eitpect-
ed to be present to aciclree the meeting.
—At the present time t1 re is a plaus-
ible scamp, or perhaps a dozen of them,
going through the coun ry with a newt
racket, but worked on the old akin genie'
principles. He makes a c ntract with each
farmer for his wheat, agre.ing to pay 1:00
a bushel delivered at t o nearest station
whenever he desires it. i order to bind
the contract he pays little clown and
agrees 'to pay the rem index when the
wheat is delivered. Ile my approaches
those Who terve large qua titles. Ho gets
the contracts andwill hold them, never .
stalling for the Wheat, and will worry the
farmer into giving hien a ice little stun
to "release the contract.”
WINGUAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1893.
PER
Shoulder braces for ladies and gentle.
en at Chisholm'erDrug store.
---Masers. Corny
Bros„ undertakers,
have au advertise h nt in another colnhnu.
Mayor Gordon ok part in a k'oresters'
e ter a'
n ti mut
u e at
m1daaa
Y, on Thursday
evening of last we i.
—Aooc
g l second and show Dasa for sale.
Apply to W. T. Yarn %
Mrs. Jolnm Nee lids was so unfortunate
s to fall on Wedn sday-hast, spraining her
left arm pretty sev rely at the wrist.
Mr. A. Roe h disposed of his noted
tuition, Garfield, Mr. John Golloy, of
Morris, for a hau owe figure.
—Stowe's Uuoh
gave a splendid re
play, in •the Town
ing last, to a full
Torn's Cabin Co3npauy
clition of that celebrated
Hall, on Tuesday eveu-
ouse.
—Men wanted to out saw logs and wo.
Apply to M°LEAN & Sox,
WI ughatre.
—Stratford ha refused the exclusive
franchise of the ci to the Bell Telephone
Co., although an er of $215 was made for
the privilege.
—A very sumo ful charity concert,uncl
the auspices of 5 . Paul's church, was 13 id
in the Temperan e Hall, on Thursday even-
ing of last week
--For boots ai d shoes, go to the Wing -
ham shoe store. Repairing and custom
promptly done. J. J. McKrator..
—Y. P. S. C. E Attention. --.Will the
Execrative of our ocal Union kindly meet
in the Baptist ch rch vestry, on Monday
evening, at the c se of meeting for Normal
class, to prepar programme for next quar-
terly meeting. y order of the President:
—Clinton ews-Record Mr. T. E.
Corny., of W' gham, spent Sunday in
Clinton. He h d been in Toronto and
took a course h embalming. Mr, Cornyp
is in the'farnit re and undertaking business
in Wingham.
—Ladies, have your garmtfift:s h ii''ade by
Miss M. Johnston, Gregory block, opposite
the Queen's Hotel. Latest styles, good
work, always first-class fit.
—Rev. Wm. T
Goderioh, has r
accepted an
Methodists of W
in Goderioh one
ontside appoint
more laborious t
-A meeting o
of Morris V. the
erich on Mond -
for getting the ev
had till, the 8th i
Clegg is arbitrat
for the County,
the third arbitrat
•Tana°, of Viotoria St.,
ceh'ed and conditionally
invitation from the
arton. He has only been
ar, bait as there is an
ent the funds the work
an hecau stand.
the arbitrators in the case
ounty, was held in God-
' last. After arranging
lence,an adjournment was
at., at Goderioh. "fr. Wm.
r for Morris, Judge Tonus
and Mr. J. A. Morton is
r.
—G T. R trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 6.35 a m ,dud 11.20 a in.
via W G& B Division, and at 6.45 a m
and 3.50 p in, via Clinton ar.d Guelph.
G.od connections by all trains.
-Mr. Jos. Cas + ore, of lot 9, concession
, Turnberry, ne the Junction, will sell
his farm stock al d implements, bpublic
auction, on Mon ay, Marchi 0th. As Mr.
Casmore has die osed of his •m, every-
thing will be sol• without reserve. Sale at
1 o'clock. Teri —All sums under $5 cash,
over that amoun ten months credit. John
Currie, audience
--Many are th, devices for extracting
money from the wary in connection with
the World's Fair. Some parties in Detroit
recently advertise for clerks, ticket sellers,
waiters, &o., to go • Chicago to the World's
Fair. An applies from a Canadian town
was told to forwar . $5 and the contract
with him would be closed. He went to
Detroit and found't e whole tiring was a
fraud, and notified e police, who closed
up the business,
---A large, pleasan gathering took place
at the residence of Mi and Mrs. John Geary,
337 Hill St., London on the occasion of the
marriage of their old
Mr, J. Annett, merol
The ceremony was c
L. Fowler, M, A., in 1
after which the :guest
fel spread. The bride
.grey satin and cream
cream roses, and atte
Dallas, of Wingham
ore and cream reser, e
lotto and Gracie Gear
acted as maids of iron
grapher, of Ingersoll,
The presents wore nt
showing the esteem in
held by their many fr
groonh to the bride
diamond ring. Loncd
t daughter Sadie, to
nt, of East London,
.ducted by Prof. T.
usual happy way,
sat down to abound -
as attiredinFh'ench
silk lace, flowers,
ed by Miss Maggie
reseed in fawn ilow-
d tiro Misses Char-
, dressed ill cream,
. Mr,D. Willtio,photo-
attonded the groom,
erns and "costly,
vhielt they both were
nag, the gift of the
being a handsome
Mete Press.
—Cash for good butter and eggs at It A.
Graham's market grocery.
—Dean's Prose ation Party played to
very good hoaxes the Town Hall, ou
Thursday, Pride and Saturday nights
last.
—An auction Lie of qu tity of house-
hold furniture, e 11
be
, onh h
z
enthe na •k
e
square, on
'a
S trda
q ,Mai
rh
at ..
Y 4th,
o'clock p, in. ter Deans, auctioneer.
—A good sal rt boy wanted at once, to
learn the printing business. Apply at
TIMES OFEI°s,
—Messrs. Crossle and Hunter, the well-
known evangelists, nhmoneed a series of
special services at t e Metropolitan Metho-
dist church, Toront , on Sunday last,
None of the routo morning daily
pars were receiv in town from Mou-
day till Thursday fternoon, on account
Lie snow coke e ou the C. P. R.
—Ch p •d hands and feet), the result of
March bids, is readily cured by usiug
Chislh , ..'s wit.ter fluid ; it is not sticky or
gr-cy.
We are glad, o know that Mr. John
Bell, who was Bevel ly injured in Mr. Thos.
Bell's factory, is do ig well, and there are
good hopes that h will regain his usual
health.
—Tho East Huro,
Convention is in pre
to press, There ar
teachers present. N
port of the meeting
Teachers' Association
cess in town as we go
a large number of
e will give a full re -
text week.
—For first-°lase"tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster &i Co.
Remember the place, only two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book-
store and Pattereou's jewellery shop.
—Easter falls this
day in April, which 1
than last year, Afte
ter as this;, the wish
that an early Baster
springTalso,
year on the first Sun -
three weeks earlier
such a vigorous win-
s doubtless general
nay mean an early
-Mr. D. W. Geminill, of lot 1, conces-
sion 7,Turnberry,will soil by public auction,
on the 10th IMlarch, at 1 p. in., his farm
stook and produce. The stock consists of
7 horses, 5 cows, 4 yearlings and 5 ewes.
Terms—$5 and under, cast“ over that
amount, 12 months credit. Peter Deans,
auctioneer.
—On Monday last,
Seaman H. Laird a
Kincardine, were trie
with maliciously w<
Callum, railway cond
February, on the traih
and Brussels. They
for trial at the Goder
—Right Excellent
ent Humber, of God
Chapter, Royal Arch
an official visit on We
The third degree we,
cellent Commander t
and officers. The Ri
Superintendent expr
pleased with the wor
and was entertained
the Coanpanious at t
ing.
essrs. R. B.Durnion,
cl +11. J. McGee, of
in Brussels, charged
aiding Duncan Mo-
etor, on the 10th of
between Wingham
were nil committed
h assizes.
rand. Superiuteu d-
'ich, paid Lebanon
asonry, tt 'iughain,
uesday evening last.
exemplified by .Ix-
illiams,lst Principal
ht Excellent Grand
seat himself as well
dugs of the Chapter.
o a. light spread by
e close of the meet-
.N']RST UONGIREGATIONAL OIit.ROEr,
WINOHAm.--W. H. Watson, Pastor. Ser-
vices each Sunday at 11. a. tn. and 7 p. m.
Sabbath School and Bible class at 2.30.
Christian Endeavor on Friday evenings
in Church vestry. All made welcome,
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
at 8 p. m. Seats free. Strangers wel-
come. Sunday, March 5th, Congrega-
tional church services the Town Hall
on above date. Morni a subject : "The
Rest Side of •Rel ion." Evening :
"Hook of Esther," S. lesson for March
12.
tS 'aper for all
j With the February is
larged permanently t
columns each. It cent
and articles worthy of ,
magazines, many of th
Dominion are anion
Canada is the most irate
of everything relating t
and equally attractive
old, In fact it is a o
magazine for 50 cents,
the publisher offers it
ono year for 30 cents it
I1tat1hew R. Knight, 11
wick,
Canadians.
ne Canada is en -
8 pages of Ave
ins original stories
o highest priced
best writers in the
its contributors,
sting compendium
our own country,•
both young and
re dollar monthly
r rather 80 cents, as
i now stibsoribers
stamps, Address :
npton, Now Bruns -
AS Did len Ahtigiiity.
Either by aequired taint or heredity,
those •old foes, Scrofula and Consumption,
must be feted generation after generation ;
but yen may meet then with the odds
your favor by the help of Scott's Etntilsien,
—The trustees of
church, Wingham, In
insurance companies
the damage done the
Su lay week.
The repairing of
ph
161
lure. 13 is being
m
pushe
possible, and it is al
vices will be held in i
12th,
—The Grand Trull
fin Railway Cora/tarn
id excursions to Man
west, Trains will Ie
lines every Tuesday
April.
he Congregational
e settled with the
receiving $805 for
huroh by fire on
the Congregational
along as rapidly as
igetlher likely ser:.
011 Sunday, Unroll
and Canadian Pad-
s are running colon -
obit, and the North.
o Wingham on both
during March and
—Mr, Robert Conn, of lot 29, concession
13, East Wawanosh, will sell his farm
stock and implements, by public auction, on
T ,
Tuesday, March 14, at 1 p. m. Terms—
Stuns under $5, gash, over that amount 8
months credit will be given. J. Purvis,
auctioneer. ,
ie -The subscriber
that he will give r
side, with special
sermons preached
Dr. Welsh, Free
laird of Mossfennai .
ego leave to intimate
iniseences of Tweed-
eferenoe to the funeral
n the demise of Rev.
urch, Broughton, and
—Those interest
Normal Class fo
school lesson,i prep
please meet in ti
chinch on Mond
when Rev. Mr. H
ation of the plan o
W. LITHGow.
in the formation of a
the study of Sabbath
ratory to teaching will
vestry of the Baptist
evening, March 6
ghost swill give expl
study.
--The first binder twihlq
the Central prison, Toro
out a few weeks ago. Me
& Co. have secured a sa
erament have not decide
be placed on the mar
may rely upon it being
mar •
The .election of C
was held on Walesvote, was polled. The
resigned ou account
were re-elected, the vo
candidates being as fol
Jos, Golley .....
R. Herdsman...
W. A,. Johns • .. , .
D. Sutherland...
— The following chap
Battalion, are gazette
Clinton—To be cepa
Combe, vice Adam M.
from the service; to be
Lieut. Harry T. Rance,
promoted; to be recon
ionally, Malcolm D.
T. Rance, promoted.
— In the Canadian b
one-quarter of the curre
is from the states. The
to use the silver again a
thing to ship Whack to
The bankers hold that
crisis in the states m
keep American currency
th, and will ask the Domini
an. levy a tax of ten per cent
mosey paid out by the C,
1 A YEAR IN ADVA'
Gauufa0th3red at
to, was turned
re. Jas. A,Cline
pie, The Gov -
as to how I '
'tis
o to
m
5, but consumers
old at
ave
ry small
Y z. 1
noillors for Ward
y, and a very large
ree gentlemen who
some informality
o for the different
w
... .... .97 '
.
....81
es in 83rd Huron
No. 4 company,
in, Lieut. Hugh B.
odd, who retires
lieutenant, Second
vice H. B..Combe,
lieutenant, provis-
°Taggart, vice H.
—The argumen ' against the crinoline
most likely to app al to the younger Iadie'
is that statistics a e said to prove few
marriages occnrre. during the last .crinoline
craze than when r sonable costumes were
worn. The men . pparently seemed to
think the ladies ad steeled tliernsel.
against niatrimony, __
—At • tho adjourn
Paul's Church, of tl
tion of Rev. 2.1:
the term expiring a
April, . Mr. Hughe
in the interests of t
vices at Bluevalo,
school house. Tit
poses engaging in
York city for one y
he will take awell-
England.
d vestry meeting of St.
is place, tlhe resigns -
Hughes was accepted,
ou£'tit° first week in
has labored zealously
o church, holding ser-
enannan and Holmes'
rev. gentleman pur-
issioihary work in New
r, previous to which
rned rest and a trip to
—The new postal ards aro out, and th
will, no doubt, be a. reciated by those wh
use such form of co munication, as th
space available for 'Ring is increased b
fully ono -third. Th design and paper i
the same as the old, ut the color has been
changed from blue t black. The size is
now three and a hal by six inches, instead
of three by five. T is+change in the size
has been adopted b foreign countries, and
is to make the card uniform with that of
the ordinary seals etter.
llhe school children 1
ay, on Monday last. C
i11, and not able to attend
his substitute could not
ing apparatus, and abo
children were hurriedly
that the boiler would i
pipes did not,„v'vork right
some of the rooms were c
Matters were soon put to
went on as usual in the a
—The Committee appoi
now industries for the
idle. Correspon$ence is
with the McCormick Ma
pany, of Chicago, who are
lisp a branch works in C
facture farming impleme
This firm will employ
hands. The committee
'gown Council, on Mon
the • and lay certain matters
o We understand they wi
e to set aside the park as
Y facturing establishments.
s
—The sociable g' en by the W. C. T. G.
in the Temperance all, on Monday even
ing last, was a ver enjoyable affair. There
wag a very large + tendance, and all ap-
peared to be well pleased. Rev. E. W
Hughes occupied he chair in his usual
affable manner. he different officers
read reports of the vorlt done by the Union
during the past ye , A trio by Miss Sper-
ling and Messrs. 5 'plhenson and Spading
was greatly app elated by the audience.
The orchestra, usual, received hearty
applause for their •art of the programme.
Miss Winnie Sella y gave a solo, and Miss
Sma1e and Mrs. ogg gave recitations,
which woreavehl re eivcd.
—The Automatic Telep
get a footing in London at
the privilege of erecting p
the gross receipts, not i
from business transacted
the use of the top cross a
erected is also offered. T
for their telephones they p
, exceed those of the Bell
- The Bell Company is after
franehiise of London and off
a year for five years. .Both
• also negotiating for the Strat
The Bell Company has seem
ive franchise of St. Thomas,
paying terefor $200 per annu
der counties, fully
cy in circulation
banks do not care
d it 'costs some -
he United States.
impending silver
es it desirable to
out of Canada,
0 government tc
on all American
nadian banks.
d part of a boli-
etaker Coad was
to his duties, and
anage the heat -
10 o'clock the
smissed, fearing
et. The water
nl the floors of
e.•
ered with'water•
ights, and school
ernoon.
ted to look after
town, are not
eing carried on
facturing Com -
about to estab-
ada, to menu-
s of all kinds.
rom 300 to 500
111 wait on the
y evening next,
fore that' body.
esti the Connell
site for menu -
one Co: want to
d is offering for
les 5 per cent of
hiding receipts
th outside offices
on each pole
rate charged
°mise will not
Telephone Co.
he exclusive
s' for it $1,000
mpanies, are
rd franchise.
d the exelus-
or fivo yeoirs,
totems to the Entrance.
The following ars the lessons for the on -
trams examination in July, 1893 :—Pic-
tures of Memory, ' i ie Barefoot Boy, Tho
Death of the Flow , The Pace Againet the
Pane, From the D erted -Village, Resigna-
tion, Ring Ont ild Bells, Lady Clare,
Jacques Cartier, R• hart Burns, Edinburgh
After Flodden, Nit °nal Morality, Shakes-
i'eere,The Merchal of Venice—first read-
ing, The Meech t of Venice—Second'
reading, Tho soleions for rnennorisition
are: --The Bells of :hamlet, To Mary in
Heaven, Ring Out ild Bells, Lady Clare,
Lead Kindly Ligh , Boforo Sedan, The
Three Fishers, Th Forsaken Merman, To
a Skylark, Elegy 'Written in a Country
Churchyard.
Oiroioo 4 ' r'rens.
Wholesale—Gordon .t Mctntyto rlre In a
position to. supply families oe npeietae
with new teas, at jobbers prices, Now is
the tin:1010 netnu?eyonr' teas.
Its Excellent Qualities
commend to public approval the California
liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. It is
pleasing to the eye, and to the taste and by
gently acting ou the kidneys, liver and
bowels, it cleans -the system effectually,
thereby promoting the health and comfort
of all who use it.
—The basket social given by Court
Maitland, Canadian Or r of Foresters, in
their Court room; on F 'day evening last,
was it decided succes Mayor Gordon
occupied the chair. The programme con-
sisted of an address b Mr. A. H. Mus-
grove ; readings by Miss Maggie Martin
and Mr. D. Tracey; sol by Misses L.
Fields, Aggie McLean an A. Cline and
Messrs. W. R. Willis.and , es. Mason; , in.
strnmental music by Miss Houghton and
Cline ; duet by the Misses olniston ; quar-
tette by Mr. Jas. A. Cline id Misses Cline;
and a vocal selection by It sses Johnston1
ilonghton and Redeems an tests, Plenty,
Stephenson and Mason. . lie Harmonies
Band gave a selection. Bo een parts one
and twe of the pzogralnnn rofroshments
were served i0 abuudauee.
—The high winds of Mon ay last drifted
tlio snow so as to cause the railway com-
panies a great deal of diffic Ity hi lunniugM
trains, and 1110 rain of M day evening
made matters even woz
train from ifincardine
mail train from Pahne
Wednesday afternoon.
forLondon, on
, 1'il9aday
the second concession o
engine ng ne Ie#t the track,
e, There net
n Tuesday en
ton and east
Time nhorniug
o
.nay got. tas f
Morris, whets
snow. w.
Theean
o
yp1
plow •aus aa
tcLun
do
ut
it wastelegraphed for, rrivimig here ails
8.30 p. nm„ followed y the train
should reach here at 11, The train
had succeeded hi getting he engine of
Morning train on the tr, k and had bad
ed the train to the statio here before
snow plow arrived. TIie only mail we
on Tuesday was brought ht on the Lori 4
train. The C. P. R. su;fered'
rima, No trat
<d, reached he
da The t
Yx rd
sere 1;14',Neat1
0
ar
snclyio clivi
, in trying e•
ae there all
ing
plow •got off t}
re nee Wroxtho reter,oan, w13ie
worse than the Grand T
from the oast, on that
on Tuesday or Wedne
from Teeswater arrived
foreno,Qd, but got stun
just beyond the brickyar
thine its way east, and
On Wednesday, the sno
track somewhere
caused the delay, in op
"The Dominic.
One of the most in
to the February num
Illustrated is the
Pauling Johnson, 'A
a tale in which the a
is well brought o
writes entertainingly
dian children. Miss
tributes an interestin
life of the Northwest,
traits of well known
region, and Mr. Aechi
of "Canada in Englis
sketch of John Greens
A. 0: Machar; "Ind
Gasporeaux," by Miss
bee; "Bermuda," by
Nicholson; ,"Iu a Se
M. McLeod, and "Th
of Mr. Beggs," by Pr
"Hockey in Eastern
Tait McKenzie, gives
of the game and its pr
Montreal, Quebec and
ical side is furnished
erpert," by Henry I',
by "H. R. H." The
good, particularly t
Acadia," a photograv
ness is well brought o t.
Illlusteaterl." I
resting oontributi4
• of the Dominic
ort story of Mise
ed Girl's Reasonfn1
tier's clitp'
, ° S
f the
DrFrenchGC'
ea
ary Markwoll co
sketch of tlin soot'
illustrated with po
aiety leaders of t1
ald Mewl •
' e
Verse."
of Wlittier`'i
n Suinme3. in t
mule 3. W teethe
Miss Sara Elam
iak.,;ZTRnse," ,by
Unpardonable S.
derick Geo. Sei
nada," by Dr.
interesting accou
hcipal exponents i
Ottawa. Tho pee
"The Viking Hit
arnell, and "Only;
llustretions are a
frontispiece,
e in, which the sof
Pers ; a13.
Lucknow Sentinel • Miss tell, of Win
ham, was the gues+ . of Miss B. Mclnto
this week.—Misses and D. Davidson a
visiting friends in ngliam.
London Free Pre • : Miss Maggie Della
of Wingham, has r urned home after
pleasant visit atten• 'ng the wedding of he
friend, Miss Geary, ' 37 Hill street.
Mr. Jos. Dever, o Battle . Creek, Mich
gan, is yisiting frie - ds in town.
Miss Maggie Mc i aichlin, who hashes
visiting her parent n town Afor the, pas
,month or so, left o Satarclay last, to r
surae her duties in Iarge millinery eeta
lishment in New Y rk.
Miss Maggio. E ' 55, of Atwood, is "lei
ing friends in town
Miss Burgess; of unknow, was ,visitin
friends in town,1zu- week.
•Mr. D. MolCay, of Winnipegeenerive
Isere, on Thursday ast,, ari a, visit to Mr
McKay's parents, r. and . Mrs. Tion
Abraham. Mrs. Nay has been here
Some time.
Mr. John Cerra
falo on a visit to h
Mr, R. Somers,
on Saturday last,
Miss Laava 131
visiting friends in
Miss Clarke is on
John Elder, Shute
Miss Laura Jon
guest at the home
this town,
Mr. H. Garbutt,. f Sarnia, was 111 to
this week.
Mr. Chas. Cousin , of Teeswater, wan
town on bnsiness,1 •t week. '
Mrs. Walter Saul s, of Goderioh,
visiting friends in t. wn,
Messrs. Wan. Cie
1,. Dickinson, Were
on Monday.
Mr. M. Vincent, roprietor of tno Pal
Restaurant, Exetoi visited this friend, le
Geo, Maker, el th a place., for a Tow a
last week.
Mr. 11. J. Swan as an a business
tc Toronto, last w •k.
Miss Fairbairn, f Shelbarne, is viii
Mrs. Passant, a fe days this, week.
ors is home from. Bn
parents and friends:
Blyth, was in to
business, •
wn, of Wroxeter,
wn this week.
visit to her sister
treat.
s, of tlaniilton, is
Mrs. R. M. Robins°
3, A. Morton jand
3 Goder'ia, 011 basin