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A large number of guests asseuabledat
the residence a Mr. john Jaequee, on
Wednesday °veiling at last week, to wit -
nese the marriage of his daughter Esther
to Mr, W. J. A.nclison. The coremoey
was performed by Rev. W. F. Brownlee,
The bride was ttired in a smite cash-
mere dress, trimmed with watered rib-
bons ancl lace. She was attended by her
sister Nancy as bridestuaid,who was also
tastefully dressed to accord with the
bride. Mr. C. H. Harris acted as grooms-
man: After congratulations Lad been
extended to the happy couple, all sat
down to a sumptuous wedding dinner.
The bridal presents were numerous,
beautiful and costly.
The seoond meeting of the Howick
Union S. S. Convention was held in the
Methodist ehurch,Forclwich,on the 22nd
of February,presided over by Vice Presi-
dent, Rev. S. C. Edmunds, B. D. The
th the munioipality, was read Moved by
Mr. Medd, seconded by M. Dureion, Wet
Lb e Comma greet the request of the pete
tiouera and that e by-law diepensiug with
the levying of a tax ou, does be prepared —
Carried.
Au account from MreWetlaufer for goods
supplied D. lifcCraig was net recegnized.
The Reeve and the Clark were author.
teed to sign a petition Asking the Govern'
went to submit to the people e vote on
the total prohibition of the liquor traffic.
Mr. P. Kelly presepted a petition sloped
by ratepayers of the municipality, asking
thee the boundaries of U. S. S. No. 5, be
altered so as to provide for the formation
of it new Beaton between portious of Beet
Wawanopli and Mullett, eloved by Mr.
Medd, seconded by M. Durniou, that this
Council appoint an arbitrator in the met -
ter as required by the School Aot and that
James Johnstou be appointed arbitrator—
Carried.
The Auditors presented their report,
attendance at the morning session was which, on motion of Messrs. Durniu and
fair, and in the afternoon and evening Todd, was adopted. The Clerk was in? eeimieg.
the church was filled with workers and structed to have the usual number of
Adolphe Uberidge, who stole several
of a rnost interesting and profitable Moved by Mr. Gibson, seconded by Mr. watches from E. C. Mowseof Shkespeare,
frieLds of the S. S. The exercises were !copies printed. •
character, indicating the real object of Medd, that the Reeve and Olerk revise, if was sentenced to four year e in the pni-
tentiary ae Stratford on Friday last:
Sunday schools, with numerous and 1 neceesary, the poundkeepers by-law and
valuable suggestions as to how they can le„„ et printed in the Auditors' report— The 32nd annual convention of the
be rendered mere efficient. The report Ontario Educational Association will be
of the treasurer showed the finances to Carried.
Tee followiug checks were issued: Geo. held in Educational Departmeet build -
be in a healthy condition. This next place Naylor, inspecting gravelliug, E. B., eel ings, Toronto, on Tuesday, Wednesday
of meeting is Wroxeter the latter part Beet, Irwin, 20 yards gravel, e2 ; Thos.
of February, 1891.,tlae .clate to be fixed ley Dernion, memorauduni book, 40 cents
the executive committee. The officers ) John Webster, auditieg Treasurer'e bookie
elected were :—Pres.—Rev. T. Davidson,' egg J. B. Weatherhead, auditing Trees -
Wroxeter; Vice-Pres.—Revs. A. E. Shaw luree's books, $6.
and W. F. Brownlee; See-Treas.—W. a 1 Council adjourned to meet on Satueclay,
Hazelwood. Executive committee.—ThelApril 8th.
officers of the society and superinten- i R. E. MILLER, °leek,
dents of Sunday schools whore the con-1
vention iB to be held.
• THE WINGHAM TIMES, MARCH 3, 1893.
s AND soLLARs
Mrs,• Owen IIitcbcox, temperenee re- 14ARNEG .
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Londesboro.
vivalist, 'will bold gospel temperance Having bought out the Ambler Harness Buoinese and started in hie old stand,
Meeting in the Temperance hall on the t ain prepared to furnish the public with everything usually Rept harness shop
evenings a Wednesday and Thursday,' such 44
ntla, and1.6th. Mrs. Hitchcox has met IAEA VY, LIGHT and TR A.OK HARNESS,
with woudertul success wherever she has NETS, DUSTERS,
been and we bespeak tor lam' two rousing! P Y COMBS
meetings.
Belmore.
Mr. Jas. Loree, the new miller, ie do-
ing well. •
Miss Minnie Crittenden, of A.twoed,
is at present the guest of Mr. 'Robert
Crittenden, of this village,
News Items.
Mr. Newcombe, Q. C., of Halifax, has
in succession to Mr. Justice Sedgewick. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
beeu appointed deputy mieister of juatice
Mrs. John Gemmel, who lived near Sea- IhAnIENIrfaidiaLnalla,
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forth, died very suddenly et the residence -----
. WATCHES CLOCKS, SILVERWARE,
end Jewellery or all kinds and latest designs.
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BRUSHES, SWEAT COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VALISES anti
TRAVELLINUr RAGS, ,tc„
I melte all my own Collars and guarantee satisfaction.
Give me a trial and I will use you right.
G-_ 1•TNWTOM..
ATTERSON,
of Jamee Sproat, Tuckersmith, Thursday 1 have just received a full supply of Christmas goods, consistie g of
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seafortb..
The Council met at Fordwicte on the ''llaci council hasfor some time been
15th of February, pursuant to adjour- undecided as to whether they should
Inept; members all being present; the : build a two or three story town hall.
• reeve in the chair. I Last Friday evening a vote of the rate -
Minutes of last meeting read and ap- I payers was taken, which favored the
proved. 1
I three story building by about two to
By-law No. 1, read and passed. i one.
Moved by Mr. Graham, seconded by I The concerts given on Thursday and
Mr. Ferguson, that the polling eooths
be paid for, also deputy returning officers
and poll clerk's fees—Carried.
Moved by Mr. Graham, seconded by, Our curlers played the Henna team a
Mr. Gregg, that Dr. A. M. '-.513ence be' match ou Monday evening, which result -
medical health officer.—Carried.eil, e in 'favor.of Mengel.
Vote of thanks from the trustees and Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Galloway paid a
superintendent of the Methodist church, visit to friends in Toronto this week.
Gorrie,for the free use of hall for services i Mfr. i)aney, lawyer from Goderich, ad -
during, the erection of the new church , dressed the E. L. of the Methodist
were read and kindly accepted. ;chinch, ein Tuesday evening.• .1
By-law No. 9, read and passed.
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Moved ley Mr. Ferguacm, seconded by Bluevale
Mr. Graham, that Mrs. .Angst receive
Mestre.A. Jackson, elf Morris, and Jos.
510 charity, to be lett in the Isands of Mr.
i Leecheof this place, are on a business trip
Moyer, and that Mr. Moyer receive $11
to Detroit, and expect to be absent a couple
per month from Jan. lst, 18,93, for rent of ' of wooka.
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Friday evenings of east week, by Chas.
Guinea% comic from New York, and Mrs.
and Miss Sago, were fairly well attended.
ad Thursday, April 4, 5 and 6.
BIG BARGAINS From Now Till Christm.as.
\The first mail from Prince Albert in
four weeks arrived at Winnipeg last :
Saturday night, the branch line from
Regina north having been blocked se
badly by suow. •
Mr. Thos. Tait, general superintendent
of the western division of the C. P. •R.,
has been promoted to the new office ef
. assistant general manager, with head-
quarters at Montreal.
An unofficial referendum to leans the
will of the people with referenc) to man-
hood suffrage took place in Belgium Sat-
urday. An immense majority was oast
in favor of universaleuffrage. 1
A bill has been introduced intot he
United States congress which aims at a
radical change in the bonded privideges
naw enjoyed by 'Canadian railroade. It of 011ATfiAll, ONT., eftik blish
will be considered next session. These ..re the advantages we oft
school in Aar Plea, an
teachers,ofrooti,, thehe bi)e:sttceoluuriseol sl,thsof tih.e.ivneciri;
Dover and Lake Huron Raihvay for breach positionsin the eusiseselvo\id.
Stretford purposes to sue the Portre
elVett.odS.d00.,940sq
of contract in having entered into an tron?autZialieig to the
catalogues of either de ,11. . acn c r d It a 11
arraugemeut with the Grand Trunk to e
run the road,
house for her—Carrie .
Moved by Mr. Doig, seconded by Mr,
Ferguson, that the collector ler the west
division receive a debentuee. for .$8.52,
taxes remitted as charity, and .$2 of dog
tax, and that the collector deal with the
dog according to law—Carried.
Moved by Mr. Graham, seconded by
Mr. Gregg, that 55 be given Mrs Walker
and Mrs.McDermid, as charity—Carried.
Moved by Mr. Ferguson, 'seconded by
Mr. Doig, that the treasurer's bonds bo
laid before the council at its next meet-
ing -Carried.
Moved by Mr. Doig, seconded by Mr.
Gregg, that the tenders for the town sb ip
printing be thrown out and Mr. Nash he
paid for what work is done, and tenders
be received again up to the next council
meeting at 12 o'clock, to include all
printing and advertising for the year
1893 from this date, and election papers
and assessment schedules for 1894—
Carried.
The fallowing accounts were ordered
to be paid: J. & B. Hestia, for gravel,
84.80; R. Ross, salary as collector, $72.50;
N. McLaughlin, stationery, 95 cents.
Moved by Mr, Graham, seconded by
Mr. Doig, that the council do now ad-
journ to meet in the township hall, Gor-
pie, on the third Wednesday in March,
when the pathmasterd, poundkeepers
and fence viewers will be appointed.
W. DANE, Clerk.
All goods bought for cash and we can sell as cheap at she cheapest and
cheaper.
Repairing Promptly Done and Satisfaction Guaranteed
ilgrGeve me a call.
M.' PATTERSON.
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PAY YO BEST
IN THE ND.
Those interested should attend the meet-
ing in the Foresters' Hall, =Monday next,
to consider the aclvisability•of operating a
winter dairy in connection with the cheese
factory. The:matter of using the Babcock
tester and buying milk according to the
butter fat it contains, will also be con-
sidered.
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Clei er, Energetic, Young Men a d Women
who intend Oa lily or positions in Boolc•Iceeping, Shorthand and
catalogues elf both departnients of
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YOU.
The Genii-1AI
PINK
Pit
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MANILTO
.'Powrittng, should ivrite for
• Culross.
a sow that has raised 53 porkers inside of fits. 75 cents. Warranted at Chishohn's. which is forced. The Jingle of UO1-
Mr. Jos. Hunter, Cuirass zownship, has disappeera. fast rise t,
21 mouths. drug store. lays‚ is more pleasant to us than
looking over a splendid stock. Will
we have the pleasure of hearing
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• DRUG STOR:E.
Central Telephone Exck
is institi Aon is the peer of ittly busineSs college or shorthand
superior • any other school of the kind in Callas.
l0 two • et penmen in Canada, the best and largest stag of
typew ting, the best course of business training, the best suite
the best record for placing its students in the best paying
re •t, of space. We pay the railway fare of students coming
boar •pleasant homes for ladies at $2, gents $2.50. For
D. McLA At', Principal..
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aster su
The conventioneif the Methodist Eoung
People's Association ed Ontario closed at
Toronto on Werltietaley. The following
offerece \were chosen:: Honorary President,
Rev. Dr. Carmine superintendent e2 the
Methodist Church cf Canada; president,
F. W, Daly, B. D., London; first vice.
president, Rev. R, Burns, Toronto;
second vice-presideure Miss Sanderson,
Peterboro; third vice-president, Dr. Tilley,
Bowinanville ; secretary., N. Dillon, M.
A., Toronto; treasurer, Miss le. Yates,
Loncloa.
RilifillIATISA ODIUM Di A Dee.--Seuth
Aniericen Rheumatic Cure of Itheureseism
and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to
3
days. Its action upon the system is re
inerkable and mysterieue. It removes ut
once the causeof the diseese immediately
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an a is •Autt Little
Here Below.
But everybody likes to buy in the cheapest market.
lt will pay you to visit us this
month. The season of stock tak-
ing is at, hand, wht-s. there is very
little business going except that
West Wawanosh.
The Council met according to adjourn-
ment on Sitturclay, 18th February. Mem-
bers ell present. Minutes of previous
meeting read end approvece.
The neon:acre: report for Janine),
showed balenee and receipts sunouriting to
83,206.15, and expenditure 82,794.9, lease
ieg balance of $111.17 ou hand.
A petition was read from James John-
ston awe 15 other ratepayers, asking the This property if
Council for a grant towards supplying wire I
for the fence aloug the aideliue opposite For inspection
south halt of 24, ton, e. The read et tiles the mill, or at the
piece Willie greatly obstrunted by snow
dream. Tie matter woe allowed to 4tand
over for future ectioe, it being too late to
remedy the meter this seasee.
A. petition biped by e0 ratepeyerv, ask-
ing tc have the tax cie doge dispensed with
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INGHAM
WOOLEN MI
Consisti of Lots 10 and
(now rented) nd two story
new dry hob. e about 85x15
dition.
PROPERTY
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We have the,
Inside track a
Can give you
Every line we
For less than
Our competito
'If you do not
\Look at our
Dinner Setts
•Te Setts,
Toilet Setts,
'1 able China,
Tea Pots, • •
We will if you gi‘e wisdom a
chance to step in and influence
you. We We't spring that old
cheinut on you,. "Big reduction to
• reduce stock." • We simply offer
you a chance to gep some rare bar-
gains if you want them. Low
prices on everything. Be sure to
come and see what we can do foi
Salaid owls,
Fruit Setts,
Cuspdoires,
Biscuit Jars,
Flower Pots,
Cups and.
Saucers,
Fancy Plates,
Wine Glasses
• Tea pot Stan
Cake Pates,
Celery Glace
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You will be
The loser.
Lre'
some of your dollars ‚jingle? you.
bp of Ni Wool Maoldra viz
with one house our prices ai e lower than any
We are showing American Car -
about 75x85 and other house in the trade. Visit us pets in beautiful patterns at 30 per
9 and we will convince you of this cent. less than you can buy Cana -
t all in good con -i
fact. We give you a reduction of . dian goods.
ten per cent. off all your cash pur- I, You remember how we cornered
chases in all lines except groceries.; up the print market last . season.
The mill conta no a 40 li. p. tnbul r oiler and a 40 la. p. Corliss
engine, both in Al condition and as ood as new. The mill is heated
by hot air and litzh ed by a gee M chin of 75 lights, the latter at a
cost of less than th ;;-..37 dollars a y ar.
We are also pr pared to fit •ut the nill with all the necessary
machinery for a co i piete
00 EN MILL FO TRADE
ONE SET
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which we could do ve
the maehinery.
The Pauli
We give you 20 lbs, White Sugar
for $1 ; 25 lbs. nice Brown Saga'.
for $1, and .several other drives.
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Slime the raw cotton has advanced
from 6c. to 13c. a. pound, but we
bought early and we can give you
the same quality of goods as we
gave yon last year at the same
price. The patterns are all new.
We can't replace them when they're
gone.
AND ;1
./31,1EgpiCIOINTtar Courteous Treatment, Lowest Prices,
cheap if applied for at once, before we remove I
irely free of incumbrance.
articulars, apply to MR. HARRY DAWSON, at
ormHouse, at Wingliam.
kin Woolen Machinery Coll,
(Linn ed,) Toronto, Ont.
Nobbiest Goods, at
Au MILLS,
Wingharn
W. YA
The China H
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