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Seaforth.
Qur curlers returned the compliment
ptfridthenm by the JIensall curlers, by
bentirg them by Five shots.
Rev. Mr, Edge, of Aeton, preached in
the Methodist ohuroh, Sunday last, in
the absence of their pastor.
Mr, C. Clarkson, Principal of the Collo-
giate, was in Win9tham last week i*ttond-
ing the teachers' convention.
Mr. Win. Cray vias in Blyth on busi-
ness, last week.
.13r11SSels..
A oirele of the Order of Canadiau. Honie
Circles tyke iustituted in Brussels on. Tues.
day evening, March 7th, 1893, by T, Boles,
Past Superintendent Leader. The follow-
ing are the officers, viz; Past Leader, A.
Hunter, J. P.; Leader, Rev. G. 1?. Salton;
Vioe-Leader, Mrs. Bendall; Sea., U. L.
Jaokeou; Trees,, L. I(conig; Fin. See., J.
*N. Kendal; Chaplain, Mrs. 11. L. Jackson,
Marshall, S. H. Jackson; Warden, R. G,
Wilson; Guaed,Wm. E. Sandero; Sentinel,
Wm. Bawteuheineer; Medical Examiner,
Dr, McRelvy; Trustees, A, Hunter, Dr.
McKelvy, R. G. Wilson.
Clinton.
Dr. J. F. Turnbull, of title piace,wlio has
bean speeding the winter months in the
leading hospitals in New York, zeturned
on Saturday last, to resume his practice.
The horse flair, the first one held here,
on Wednesday of last week, was. a very
successful one. A. good number of horses,
changed bands at fair prices. These were i
quite a number of buyers present.
Huron Veterinary Medical. Assam -
tion.
A meeting of the various Veterinaries
of the county, was held in Clinton, en
Wednesday of last week, for the forma-,
tion of a county association, when the;
following otlaoers were elected :—D. M .:
Intosh, Brulcefleld Pres. ; J. Wilson,;
Wingltaui, Vice -Pres.; J. E. Blacken,'',
Clinton, Treas. ; J. Walker, Londesbor+o,
Sec. It was ,decided to hold quarterly
meetings for the discussion of tnatte .s
relating to the profession, and the first'
of these meetings will be held • in the
council chamber, Clinton, on the 5th of
April, when all Veterinaries are cordially
invited to be present.
Conservatives Meot. •
The annual, meetiug of the East Huron
Conservative Association was held is the
Totcn Hall, Wiugham, on Tuesday last,
7th inst. Delegates were in attendance
from all parts of the riding. Mr. W. H.
Clegg, president, occupied the chair. The
priucipal business of the day was t lielec-
tion of officers for the ensuing year. which
resulted as follows: President, Dr. Chis-
holm, Wiugham ; vice-president, 7. S.
Timmins, liluovale: secretary, R. L. Tay_
lor, Brussels; treasurer, J. Hanna, Witag-
hum. Vice-presidents for the several
municipalities were chosen as follows:
Wiugham, 11. C. Sparling ; Turnberry,
Robert Musgrove ; Morris, John Mooney;
Brussels, 13. Gerry ; Grey, Ed. Bryans;
Wroxeter, William Wilson; Howick, Wil-
liam Doig; Blyth, P. Belly; McKillop. T,
E. Hayes; 'Hullett. John Britton.
Resolutions were unauirnously adopted
expressing the utmost confidence in the
present Dominion administration and in
the wisdom aud course pursued by W. R.
Meredith, the valiant leader of the Opposi•
tion in the Local House.
News Items.
Orangeville publishers are to make a
uniform charge of 50 cents for eacn inser-
tiDn of a birth, marriage or death notice
in future.
Mr. W. C. McLeod, sr., the Woodstock
tnillionaire, has presented to his' son, Ur.
Z. H. ItleLeod, a paid up life insurance
policy for $100,000.
Now York exports have been engaged in
assaying specimens of ore from the Ophir
mine at Sudbury aud report very favorably
of the gold contained therein.
Rev, A. D.MaeDouald, D. D.,of Seaforth;
is appointed a .nember of the Advisory
Board of Religious Congresses of the Co.
Iumbian Exposition, Chicago.
The Baltimore conference has declined
to admit Rev. J. E. Lancely, of Toronto,
to the call at 111ount Veruon church and
ht will remain in 'I.`orouto.
A. resolution in favor of extending the
provincial franchise to women was de-
feated in the Manitoba legislature Thurs-
day night by a vote of 28 to 11.
During February the Dorninioii dairy -
station at Woodstock, Ont., turned out
2,603 pounds of butter from 08.381 Vermin
of milk; averaggo per cenvage of butter fat
3,88.
The $75,000 38 -year Woodstock water-
works debentures have been sold to G. A,
Stimson, broker, of Toronto. Tae town
realized $71.328.81 from the sale, The
debentures bold at 451, and will bear inter-
eat ab 4 por cent,
The annual meeting of the Canadian
Holstein•Fri:Watt dctosiation ve% held at
P.tris recently. The unix herd btek show -
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seatneselseednentateisataitattasitente
ed. 400 bulls and 714 cows registered. The
total number recorded to date was 427
14nlls and 727 cows. Tho association now
includes 70 tnentbers.
Mr. Geo. Whitely, of Seaforth, who used
to owe the stalliou, Clear Grit, has bought
of Mr. Wna. Doherty, of Clinton, the hand-
some light bey stallion, Youug Sidney,
record 2.31, as a three-year old. The price
paid was $2•000.
1\1r. John Fairley, grocer, of Seaforth,
has gone to Carberry, Manitoba, Mr.
Fairley has been a resident there for over
twcety.five years, and during that time
bad become so intimately assooiatod with
the town that lie will be greatly missed.
A, despatch from Manitoba says that the
C. P, R., leaving secured running powers
over the L. & P. S. R., is endeavoring to
purchase a passenger steamer in the United
States to put on the route between Cleve-
land and Port Stanley,
Mr. Theop. Feenan, of Kinloss, has
disposed of a span of hot'see, harness and
sleigh, to Mr, Wm. Lawrence, of East
Wawanosh, for the suis of $220 caiih.
Mr, Lawrence, it is expected, will make
the wood fly now.
By the will of the late M. Doran, of
Kingston, his entire fortune of $225,000
has, with the exception of 25,000 reserved
for ,minor bequests,beett donated to Queen's
-college, the Kingston'general hospital, and
the Kingston Orphans' home in equal pro-
portions.
Samuel D. McClay, a Woodstock drug
gist, was arrested, convicted and fined in
October last for having allowedliquor to be
drunk, by a customer, on the premises.,
'Coutendiug that, under the act, he bad a
•eight to give it for medical purposes, he
•askod the Common Pleas Divisional Court,
on Saturday, to quash the conviction. The
court, however, unauirnously refused Be to
.do, holding that the druggist's act was ,rL
violation of Liquor License Ltw. The
(judgment therefore means that liquor can-
not, under any cireutnstauces. be drunk in
a drug store, turd so let the Iuuggists take
(heed.
Listowel.
Friday was Listowolls f'sir day.
Lame crowds of country people were
in town. "Cheap John" -ooeupio-1 the:
corner of Main and \Valle.ee streets.
J. C. Hay was in Toronto :last week
and is this week on a trip to Chicsgo.
.J. R. Grant, who has been in Ayl-
mer for some tithe, is liouxs for a few
weeks.
lOu Thursday evening last a large
-crowd of the young people in town
aeseunt,led in the lecture rein of the
Presbyterian church, to attend the
"Alt Horn"" 'givenI,y the Young
People's Christian Association ]n con-
nection with that church. A few
hours of enjoyment were spent in
various kinds of games, when luncheon
w.as served, after which "they bows.
ward all took their several ways."
well pleased with their night's] enjoy
anent.
Dr. i3•utherford has returned to
town from New Yot k, where he has
been spending the past mouth in the
different hospitals of that city.
Miss Brooks, of Penelope -et., is
visiting friends in Toroute.
Miss'Seett, of Bay-st, east, is also
visiting in :that city.
Miss Brackenridge returned to Lis-
towel on Monday, in order to be
ready for the corrin; season in the
tnillinery line,
Scott Burton, who has been attend-
ing the Business College in 'Toronto
for the past six tncnths, returned from
the city on Saturday. He ]a at pre
sent is Seaforth, looking up a "sit."
Miss Jennie Ford, who has been
visiting friends in Waterloo for the
past two weeks, returned home on
Saturday.
Louis Bush, of Walkerton, spent
Friday in town. •
On Thursday evening last, the re-
turn curling match between the young
sten and old men of the curling club
was played at the rink, resulting in
'favor of the: old men !,y 1 point
Teeswater,
On Wednesday, March lat, the
residence of our worthy Postinnster,
13. B, O'Connor, Esq., was the scene
of a happy event, it being the tsar•
riago of his eldest daughter, Miss
Jennie,, to Mr. John \V, :Purcell,
eleetricianr of Detroit, Mich. 'The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dt Wardrope. The bride was attired
in her travelling dress and was attend-
ed by her sister, Miss Kato O'Connor,
while De. Stewart, of Teeawater, dist.
charged the duties of groomsman.
'.i'he members of the family present iv
addition to those • resident in Tees -
water were 11. P. O'Connor, Xi. P. P.,I
and ;bherifi O'Connor, both of Walker-
ton, and their wives. After the wed-
ding dinner the happy couple Wt for
their future hotue iia Detroit. The
N'sws joins with many other friends
in wishing theist ,long life, happiness
and prosperity.—TettswAter- Neel.
TTIE WiNGHAM TIMES, MARCH 10, 1893.
HAIR GOODS.
PROF. DOREN D,.
KEEP AN EYE OUT
FOR BARGAINS.
You will find a place for it when
you see our display of Spring
Goods.
Our Mock Lacks No1hhing
Buyers will come,
They will be satisfied
They will buy at the lowest prices
TRUTH brands our Goods
HONEST OUALITY'
FASHION pronounces them
" COfl4ECT STYLES "'
ECONOMY recommends our
"LOW PLAICES, "
Wo give you
Beautiful .Aut Muslins at 7c. .a
yard.
Lace Curtailn Net from loc. up-
wards.
American Sateens, fast colot:s,
1211-c. to 15c, a yard.
English and Canadian Prints
from 6c. upwards.
1 pair all wool Cashmere hose for
25c.
2 pairs stainless Ribbed Black
Hose for 25c,
3 pairs plain Black Hose for
25c.
3 Ladies' Undervests, full sizes,
for 25c.
7 yards Unbleaehed Linen for
Towelling for 25c.
1 pair Linen Towels for 25c.
In every ' department you get
honest values for your honest
money. Do not spend your dol-
lars until you look through our
stock. -
0 0 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
made on all cash purchases.
T.A.MILLS
I am prepared to buy any quan-
tity of Clover and Timothy Seed
at highest market price. Do not
sell until you get my quotations.
Special prices to elub3 or private
patties buying in largo quantit'es.
n
ofToronto, the leaclitig Hair Goods manufacturer, begs to
anttotuico that Ins representative will be at Wiugham, at
BRUNSWICK HOTEL.
EL.
ON
RIDAY, MARCH 24TH,
with a full lino of his celebrated .flair (aloods for both
Ladies did Gentlemen, comprising Wigs, Toupees.
Bangs, Waty . switches, dice. These goods are made on scientific prieci-
pies and so cl'sely s afature copied that their detoetion is impossible..
Come and 'see hers and be convinced.
It costs not to to see therm. Remember
at
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FRIDAY, MARCH 24.
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atest improved ; no equal or no sale.
SPRIN 1, TOOTH CULTIVATORS
i. he place for you to get your
IMPLEMENTS.
• FROST dr WOOD'S
WIDE 0 N REAR SINGLE APRON BINDER,
FROST WOOD'S
aN.i-1 W :LW CD zTE-2, 112, M_0V.J. ,
REAVES, HAY FORKS, PLOWS,
Four different kinds to choose from, Frost & Wood, Fleury (of Aurora), Hilborn (of Ayr),
Tceswater and Twin Plows. Repairs for these plows constantly on Band.
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COLEMAN PIVOTED STEEL LAND ROLLERS;
IXC
with or without Seeder.
WHITE'S THRESHING ENGINES.
Come one, come•all and inspect the implements. Second to none.
WM. GANNETT.
Wingham, March 8th, 1893.
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HARNESS AND G; LL R .
Having bought out the Ani bier JJarness Business • and started in his old Maud.
am prepared to furnish the public with everything usually kept 10 a harness shop
such as
HEA VY, LIGHT and TRACK 11 A1;,NESS,
NETS, DUS I'ERS.
W li 1 PS, (UB LIY COIi SS,
.lR,USP.ES, S WE AT 00Lr.,ARS,.
'L'RUNKS, VALISES and
TRAVELLING BAGS,
1 hake all my own Collars ttucl guarantee satisfaction.
Give me a trial aud I will use you right.
PATTERSON,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
c -x-11.
1 havo just received a full supply of Christmas goods, consietime of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE,
and Jewellery of all kinds aud latest designs.
BIG BARGAINS From. Now Till Christmas.
All goods bought. f•.t• earth' and we ran 'ell ami cheap at the cheapest and
oheapr•r,
Repairing Promptly Done and Satisfaction Guaranteed
k*-ES'•t.tve tete e call
M. PATTERSON.
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