The Wingham Times, 1893-12-08, Page 1Live Tiachors,
CIPAL of the
1, of London, Ont.,
(revery student, flavin¢ anent
once, he Mould knew 'how to
Iandhirr among i nerleaf men.
rrd $t.r,0 per week..
WILT, Principal.
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happy to be able. to
a, way that will in -
dear at any price,
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"The Anchor.",
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VOL XXL ---No. X140.
Cold weather is at hand and Xmas is
coming. Are vou prepared for then, I£
not, you should go at once to the
z .n..,�,•-.. ;,.ANI y1
Where you will find an excellent range of
winter goods of every description.
Our Dress Goods and Furs are in the
lead as usual in values and assortment,
We are also showing special values in
!I. Ladies', Misses', Men's and Boys' Under-
clothing.
In the Gents' Furnishing Department
we have an immense range of Tweeds, Ties,
Collars, Shirts, Sox and a special line of
Sealette Caps, in all the leading shapes,
and at a pries that is lower than the lowest.
Don't fail to see them.
The head of our Grocery Department
is also making a special effort in that direc-
tion. Chosee New Fruit Currants ang
Raisins, Lemon, Orange and Citron Peels;
prize Columbian Cheese and the old re-
liable 85o. Tea, all to hand.
ORR 8c HISCOC1i.S,
Direct Dry Goods Importers.
Tam Beds, November 80, 1891
Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRANK PaemasoN, No 23, Vic-.
toria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
.attit
DRESS WIAKINP
mite. JO$ RULLA.il m
Eras decided to open a *eke e king bust
cess, ather residence ,lfr't eet, opposite` t
Queer's Hotel. Satisfac4hl t.` guaranteed. s
Apprentices wanted., . 3m
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WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1893.
Sieigh.ruuners e . itable for any size of
Baby Carriages, a Gracey's,
�ehe Town Counc' , at the meeting on
-Monday evening last deferred action on
• the "Curfew Bell" by law for a time.
-Call and see the bargains in ladies'
hats, at Miss Wallace's,
-We are pleased o see Dr. Maeclonnld
out again on the e f reefs after bis rather
severe illness.
A grand street pa ade at noon on Friday,
Deo. 15th, by Stow dti Co., Uncle Tom's
Cabin Co.
-The Rev. R. •111oNa1r, of Carleton
Place, will preacl in the Presbyterial)
church, on Sunday. ext, both morning and
evening.
-Are you interes ed in a course of busi-
ness training or sho thand? See advertise-
ment of Canada Bu 'nese College of ,Chat-
ham, on page 8.
-Good and Cheap -Good flour at $1,50
per 100 pounds, All kinds of feed equally
as cheap, at A. H. Carr's. Wingham.
-It was decided, the last meeting of
the Council, to take vote on the House of
Refuge, in the town. Most of the munici-
palities in the count are also taking a vote
on the question.
-Mies Nora Cleric 1, the great Canadian
►1olinist, who is to spear in Wingham on
the 28th instant, is lffering from a severe
attack of la grippe, a d is confined to her
room at a hotel in S Catharines.
Miss 17azie Mark the world's greatest
opiy, is with Sto rk Co.'s Uncle Tom's
abut Co , and will appear at the Town
all, on Friday, Dec 15th.
-=The Canadian acific Railway seems
o be bothered cons; erably by the recent
now falls. On To sday and Wednesday
f this week, it did not reach Wingham
ntil about four o'el k, ,p. m,, being over
n hoer late,
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LOCAL NEWS • a
- Call at the Star Restaurant for a big , vi
assortment of fruit. Jas. Mciir•:LVn.. ' o
- Our young reader,
vertisement of the Cat
lege of Chatham, on p
should read the ad-
d a Business Col-
ge 8.
-The TIMES will be sent to any address
from.now till the lst of January, 1895, for
One Dollar.
Walkerton is t erect with a "Jack
the Kisser," who ha ben annoying some
,of its female residen s late.
i ---Ladies' felt 11 sat cost, at Miss Wal-
11ace' millinery st .
rThe splendid s eighinis making busi-
ness
and saw logs
are coming in in large quantities.
-The waterworks are being extended
east along. Patrick street, the contract for
doing the work havi g en let to Messrs.
T. A. Cline et Co.
-Grain chop i done for 5 Dents per
100 lbs. at the ngham Oatmeal Mill.
Oats exchanged r oatmeal.
W. MAInx.Y,
VN -At the last rneetin of the Town Coun•
iewaseleoided to p t ina number of
additional ohairs in t town hall, as well
as to properlyseat the Council Chamber.
' he new 8 cent s amp issued by the
Deiii,in uppostal au%bo ities is intended to
ge of t, fetter
cov,4Y' t11B a10111ary post
wel) b ' x.e ist�ration,
O tc='� ok will do instea
t
ly,
...4What • cal . t ge
present? X itnow.; 1'11 g
beautiful an t
Yana Mug
-Follow the rash to Munsllaw's for
olinsand violin strings and testi uloid. mouth
rgatls at 25 Cente.
=Word wins receive iu town, on Wed-
nesday, of the death t Dr. W. Young,
formerly of this place The doctor died on.
Tuesday, of typhoid ver, in British Col-
umbia, where he had been practising his
profession sfuoe leavi r; here iu 1888,.) His
many friends in tows will be sorry relearn
of his premature de ise.
-Wanted, 10 to 20 men to cut cordwood
and sawlogs. Work to oommence at once.
Gno. TiionxsoN,
Wingham, Ont.
-Capt. Richardson late of Orillia and
Owen Sound, has err' ed in town and is in
oharge of the local c '•ps of the Salvation
Army. The Captai appears to be an
earnest,entbusiastic orker. Next Sund ay
being missionary Sm ay, the Captain wil
preach, in the evenin from the subject
"Christianity's Crim
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silksAand lbroidh laren goads, at MissfWassortment oal.
-.Very cold weatl r has already been
experienced in ma points in northern
Ontario, the therm neter dropping quite a
number of degrees 1 low zero.
-Cash for ;good butter and eggs at R A.
Grahams market grocery.
,,/, =-Mr, W. C. ]MIeI r and family, of D
treat, who purchased Mr. J. S. Jerome's
brick residence on Francis street, have
moved Into their ple ant and comfortable
home.
-Private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of .interest. Apply to
tf Jane NlemANDs.
--Editor Todd, the Clinton News -
Record, is in Toront being treated for an
affection of the ear, which has troubled
him since he had the a grippe, a couple of
years ago.
-Our accounts ar all rendered; please
call and get yours. o not wait for usyo
send it to you.
ry -It is expec
of Mitchell, wil
the e Tonlperance
day evening, 19t,
-It is said that
ment intend to pros
business for iusuran
not licensed. This
ber of American Co
Orin i4� Hxscocss.
ho Ontario Govern -
cute, all agents doing
g
o companies that are
'ill affect.a large uuzp-'r
tponies.
-The best offer yet -The Timis and the
Toronto Weekly Globe from now till the
endo; 1894, for $1,50.
,Y O r townsman, 1�
"leas received the opl
the tank engine puj
Grand Trunk Railw
ham.'This position
Mat eson, of Luokn
teen years.
. Richard Kinsman,
rintneent of meal g
!ping water for the
y Company in Wing-
haa been filled by Mr,
w, for the past four-
-Watches, clocks and jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by HALBEY
Pane, Meyer Block, Wingham.
-The Clerk of eac unicipality in the
Province will attend his office, on Mon-
day, Dec. 11, for the • ppointment of per-
sons to attend et the erieus polling places
and at the final sum `ug up of the votes by
the Clerk on behalf o the: persons advocat-
ing the affirmative an negative of the vote
to be taken on the P obibition Plebiscite.
Temperance people sl ould not fail to have
sufficient su.utineers ppointed to attend
to this matter.
Fovea SArx-A n❑ ber of thorough-
bred Young Roosters of Silver Wyandotte,
Black Langshan, Black. Spanish and Brown
Leghorn breeds. Apply to John A. Bern-
aru, Wroxeter, or R. Elliott, Wingham,
-The anuiversai• servicesih connection
with the Wingham ethodist church, will
be held on Sunday nd Monday next. On
Sunday, Rev. Mr. ryers, a former pastor,
will preach both lorning and evening.
1 On Monday evenin a literary and musical
entertainment will e given in the church
Addresses will be gi en by Rev. Jas. Living-
stone, of Kinoardie •. Rev. Mr. Pryers, of
Acton, and Bev. G. . Cobblediok, of Bruns
sels. The choir wil furnish appropriate
music. All are core 'ally invited.
- For first -elites taildring and cheap
gents fnrtliihings, try Webster & Co,
1{elnember the place, only two doors north
of Life rld stand sed between Ross' book.
store and Patterson's jewellery shop.
- On Sunday, the th instant, the Rev.
Jos. Wild, of Toront , late pastor of the
Bond .
i•
street
Cont,ret tioual church in that
City, will preach n the Congregational
church, in this plan , at 11 a. m. and 7 p.
m On Monday ev,ning, the 18th, he will
lecture in the sane laee,on "The Dangers
anil Safety of Cana. ." The doctor is so
well known,llaving a vorld-wide reputation,
it is only necessary ., annomxce that he is
to speak in Wingh m to secure a large
audience.
-It is said that 13 ussels is soon to have
a Conservative pa '1•, with Mr. Tames
Irvine, of Atwood, a editor. The experi-
nt of sustaining second paper in Brus-
was tried once ef're, and it did not
ve a profitable o c, and should serve es
•turning to those bout to embark in this
tare. Tho Pos is giving the town and
people good ser ce.
f have a large/ took of furniture in
(i Room Suits, Sideboards, Tab les,
for Suites, F. ,c ''Chairs (in Oak and
tan), Spring eds, Mattresses, etc.,
t I .wish to di osc of by the new year,
w prices wil to it. So don't buy any
t: in the fur ;tore line until you call at
racey's I'tirniture Store, Wingham.
ciallylow prices for spot &telt.
me
eels
pro
a1
vee
as its
It is a tinicasa ea't
l o two, 'a3 fhlme',s o;
Petr
an
ny for aXmas Iia,
t her ono of those .the
aw's. if to
'Athin.G
Spe
--An: "At Home," undthe auspices of
j the
004.01ati Endeavor Society, will be
held it7''tliebasemex t of a Presbyterian
church, on Monday evenil g next. 'A pro-
gramttle;eitentisting of voc and instrutnell.
,tat mals; ,, et ; will be gi en d refresh.
tints provided for all. ' c. dial invitee
tion is extended to all.
Stowe ire Co.'s Uncle : m's Cabin, at
Town Hall. Wingham, day, Dee. 16th.
Reserved seats now on le at Williams'
drugstore, Prices; 95, 8 and 50 cents.
-The Hamilton Times,
a recent issue:
paid the following com 1lhtnent to our
townsman, Mr. Thos J. S'btt: ')Mr. Scott,
of Wingham, and recentl , frtiiii Scotland,
appeared here for the ':hr t tine I.e has
;0 expressive and powerf tenor ite*,and
!singe • the Scottish babas with that soft,
-We take the foll wing obituary notice
from the last issue f the Strathroy Age,
The deceased was an 'uncle of the editor of
the Times t The d th of William It
Elliott, an old set or of Caradoc, took
plane at the family r sidence on Monday
evening at the mat re age of 76 years.
11 in Genesee Co nty, New York, on
18, 1817, William Elliott came to Can.
with hia.mother, s ttling in the County
S4entworth, in 1826 In 1840 he remove
o the township of ` aradoo, purchased
farm on which h.: died, and, with his
e, Miss Frances R ittgs, began to hew
a home in the wilt rndss. The father
blamemother were blame ', with a family of
t cllildren,of whom 've eurvive,George,
mac; Mrs. Chas. oopor, of Strath-
Mrs. T. D. sill, of rathroy; Jo
etown, and Seam + eif West
Plaice, Mr. Elliott ever a eta t'
rat of the old t•chool, tailor o' the
o
of be for 95 years, ands onounced friend
1 true reform. Ti fnnetal takes
today at one o'elocl Rev.1'.li:. Day-,
presiding at the ser, a in the ,;;'rank
t Methodist Church.
Bor
July
neht
of
ed t
the
brit
out
and
melodiotee *pie 'peculiar to the Dario tongue. eigli
In mins**recalls 110 !, ve "Green Grow of C
the Rashes, 0," and 'Highland dean." toy;
His duet, "The Crook; Bawbeo," with Ridg
Mrs, McArthur, was per yaps the prettiest In p
thing of the evening. It is a 'fetching' Tribe
'sort of a piece, and bo 1 sang etceedingly G1
vvell.n al
,-The beat o+fer .vet ---The Trios end the place
nto Weekly Globe from nnw till the foot
e1�3 of 1804, for $1,50, Area
Goo
Of all the Chri
the market tl
Montreal St
They were
plrtionlar,
by their loveliness,
lighted to hear that
MSS Star out early
of perfectly bowilde
The Moro Cionel
the town hall',.
when the ,boll
Miss Norah
io'tnedian; Mi
Reeerved seats 0
'Williams' drug tto
as Marty as posslbl
ing opera chairs
dress. All doing so
Council Chamber f.
'up the back way it
m
is lieauties ever put on
e hr stmas numbers of the
asil carried off the palm.
t and nt gems of art in every
nd sim I,y carried people away
The public will be do.
here is to be a Christ-
in December, a thing
ing beauty.
, - if
est t oneert., : : 1
cotloert will lxt ;qui it1 j as
ittnon 1)eeenabet• :¢tit, ;
lent will take 'part:
iollnist; 111r.,ratnTax, ,
Curtis, elocutionist. ;
its and 35 cents, at , w
. Itis expected that ' t
f theaudienceoeoupy t
I appear i11 'evening,' v
ill have the Ilse of the it
dressing roo.u. Come
;$he hall. g t
.r
d that the Rev. A. V. ',Pully,
speak on Prohibition, in
1a11, Wingham, on Tues.
instant: n t.
n
Toro1,50
s to Weekly Globe sh will 11 froremnowt ll theun T131ES
1st 9f January, 1895. Subscribe at once,
r" -A short time o, twenty-five of the
citizens of Mild y appeared before a
magistrate and lead $1 50 eaoh for having
ale, in that village.
$1 A YEAR IN AD "ANC
To the bdi:ec or the Whig ata Maim
Doren Snt, -.Iliad th agbt that some abler
writer than I would ve ere this called
the attention of our Bo, rd of Education to
an unnecessary evil tha ' is growing in
midst -the giving of pre ents by the pu
to teachers every year. t think that
Board of .Education woulc be doing a be
fit to the ratepayers (if they have i
their power; to stop this e i1. They might,
however, carefully omsid. • the matter, as
it is now commencing to be a burden on
Itarr.rArl:It.
participate.1 in a
-If Gen, Neal Dow, the Grand Old Man
of the Prohibitio ists, lives till March 20th
next he will be 0 years old. A movement
is on foot for a g eras celebration of the
day by temperan societies thronghout the
world.
-Ladies, have your garments made by
Miss M. Johnston, Gregory block, opposite'
the Queeu'r, Hotel, Latest styles, good
work, always first -olefin fit.
The inclemency f the weather prevent-
ed a number of the t lembers of Caledonia
Camp, Sons of So tland, of this town,
joining the memb' rs of Murray Camp,
Clinton, on Thursd y evening last, in their
an l dinner.
e --At a epeoiai m tiug of the Methodist
Church Official Bo •d, held on the 30th of
November, to consi er the question of in-
viting a euccessor t the Rev. S. Sellery, as
pastor of the churc , at the close of the
conference year, a thoroughly unanimous
invitation was exte ded to the Rev. G. A.
Giffo,d, M. A., Ph. „ of Fergus, to the
pastorate,; The inv tation has been cordi-
ally accepted by Dr Gifford.
-G T R triune for Toronto and ens,
leave Wingham et 6.25 a m and 11.20 e rn,
via W 0 & 13 Divisu,,,. tied net (1,40 a as
and 3.45 p m, via Clinton and (i•ueip,h.
Good connections by all trelua.
FIRST UO'GREGATION�L (HIIR0Fi,
WING](iAM.--W. H. Watson, Pastor. Ser..
vioes each Sunday at 11 a. re. and 7 p. m.
Sabbath School and Bible Class at 2.30,
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
at 8 p. m. Christian Endeavor;,Friciay
evenings at 8 p. m. All made welcome.
Seats free. Strangers welcome, Sunday,
December 10th. Mor ink subject: "Hold
Fast." To young eople: "A Message
front the Waves." vening : "The Un-
pardonable Sin."
Logs, Logs
Messrs. Button & Peasant have again
received their usual large order from Eng-
land for maple blocks, and will again be
paying the highest cash prices for any
quantity of good large maple logs. Also
all other kinds of logs taken.
-We take the folio
don Advertiser on
ation services were 1
yesterday morning.
ordained by the Bis
appropriate sermon
Innes from I Corin
preaching of the cr
isle foolishness; bu
saved it is the pow
ing from the Lon-
onday last : Ordin-
Id at Christ Church
The 3 oung men were
p of Huron, while an
vas preached by Dean
hians, i., 18: "For the
s is to them that pets
unto us, which are
r of God," The condi.
dates were presonte 1 by Archdeacon Marsh
and at the close of the service the Holy
Communion was administered by the
bishop, assisted by the dean and archdea-
con. The pastor, tev. Canon Smith, also•
tools
part in l
the se vire. The young men
ordaivacl were: M ssrs. L. C. Clarke (of
Wingham), F. Leig ( (of Tilbury), and 11.
'W. Jeanes (of Dun Inman), asdeacons; and
Rev. I. Hunt, of S uthampton), J. T, Ber-
rie (of Bayfield), a1 d E. Lee (tf Princeton),.
to the order of the riosthood,
--Rev. George
tared in the Congo
place, on Friday ev
in General Booth's
was not a very lar;;
W. H. 'Meson, the
occupied the Chair
lecturer with a few c
Me. Puller launched
Old Loudon, in w
couple of years recon
conceive of the inti
ul city with over 11
ation, . anal • novel
quitrent territory.
tel 750,000.liansas.
tooth has ( n+ttt
where turn aro take in unci {live:) a i:iDel.
ad bed for four lr ureas a night, ,t11rl it
as to tree how thea ; places are oouclucttiJ
hat Mr. Fillet' spn, t a eight iu one of
item as an inmate. His descriptio•, of his
;sit was amusing rrd t11e audience Heart.
y enjoyed it, Ilf' Fuller had nothing belt
P for Getter Rooth in his philan-
rophio 'work amo g the poor in London.
iter, of Stratford, leo-
wtional church, in this
ning last, on "A Night
'helter Home," There
audience, and the ltev,
pdstor of the church,
mid introduced the
our
pile
t
tile' W. B. `Yowler, that t
ne tire Provincial Govern
tin County Councils to pr n
fuge for the destitute,
write to other towns
county and do the eat
The committee to
the matter of Mr. Thof from taxes, reported.
was referred bank to tl
rent. Moved by . B. Tuwl,rt', seconded
by W. F. Brookeu, lire, thus the rein, pea
due and for current., mouth for the house
occupied by Mr. Wi lams, Le l;:afd by the
Charity Committee Carried.
Moved 1)' Phos, G ,egary, seessulcil 1'y
is Council request
exit to compel the
vide houses of ro-
und that the Oletlt
nd villages in the
--Carried.
hon) was referred
s. lien's exemption
n motion,the report
e commit tee, to confer
some,
Personal
Clinton News -Record:
Wingham, was in Cliuto
Miss Maggie Elliott, o
ingfriends and relatives
Air. Geo. Mebianuus, s
a"position as telegraph
Northwestf for some ti
visit to itis parents.
Mr. Wm. Robertson,
a position at Eincerdil'1
has returned home.
i%Ir. John Smith,
Win:ltam on busines
Mr. Smith was very
with the appearance o
respects, be thinks
"Iiub."
Mr. Thos. Tipling,
his hand injured cou
friends in and aroun
Mr. John Elder is
where he has Leer
time.
Seaforth Exposit
is at present holiday
Wingham.
Palmerston Rep
Wingham, spent W
Lucknow Sentine
Wingham, was visi
lege last week.
Clifford Express:
Winghniti, was at 1
Thursday.
Tow
The regular mo
Town Council was
hast. Present -Ma
Sperling, Deputy -R
Councillors 'Towler,
cocks, Gregory, McI
man, Ilowuth, 111oL
A
communication
Aiktns, complaining
purchased at the r
were assessed too hi
A communicatio
Thos. J. Scott, askin
•
on Mouda
Howick, is vis
re town.
ho has been filling
operator in the
e, is home on a
it- with Mr. Bell, and r port at next meetieg
fling pieces and att-
vho has been BM
for some time pas
A. By-law, fixing
pointing deputy -ret ming officers for the
municipal elections, was read three timee
and passed. Thepol ing places and deputy -
returning officere a as follows : Polling
place in No. 1 ward in Jos. Golley's office,
ng
t, Jas. Plenty, deputy returning officer; No.2
ward, in 'Halsey taet'e shop, Gem PaYnet
the town hell, J. I Ferguson, deputy -re-
ward in W. W. Inglis*
of Clinton, was
on Saturday las
avora,bly impress
Wingliam. In sons
we are ahead of tl
urning officer; No.
store, Wm. Robe aeon, deputy-returising
lei
°ft1137.r.law No. 217,
I 14 years shall not
the ringing of the "
three times.
3. Jerome, that the
ringing of the Curf
the Council.
Moved by Geo. 11 Keuzie, seconded by
J. A. McLeon, that the Ity-low now react,
No. 217, regulating se hours that childeen
and yonths may or nay not appear on the
streets, be laid over for further mnsider-
ation tor say two n
their motion, and •he motion of Me.ssre,t,;,
vote of eight to foi r.
to pay over to the ohne School Barad the
pb:liasns.ce of the mo ey levied for echool par -
The Reeve we ted to know why the
electric foot lights ere not.put in. It was '
decided to have th lights put ia as soon as
f Clinton, who ha
ling cars, visitir
Wingliarn.
home from Sarnia,
employed for some
Master H. Grieve
ug with relatives in
er; Prof. Scott, of
dnesday in town.
. Miss McCreight, of
mg friends in the vil- I
Mr. A. McDonald, of
r. 3. Hazelwood's on
Wily meeting of the
la on Monday evening
or Gordon, Reeve
ve Brockenshire and
eelands,Jerome, His.
tzie, Elder, Herds -
vas read from Wtn.
bat certain lots Imbed
ent tax sale in town
was read from Mr.
the Council to put
111153 additional ch irs in the town hall,
in view of the expect d large audience at the
Nora Clench cone
McKenzie, seconded
the matter of putti
in the Town ai
Chamber, be referred
mittee, with power. t
hist passed a resoluti
asking the Council
county house of refu
municiptil elections.
let 1°1 task stisV;ii4:stee°tankaecidt, vobtyi;
at the next eiectious
rt. Moved by Geo.
y Thos. Gregory,that
in additiooal chairs
d seating the Council
to the Property Corn -
wits read frounth&
at theCountyCortinii
mat its last meeting,
f each of the munici-
on the question of a
at the forthcoming
llies. Gregory, that
the house of refuge
mending payment of t e following accounts:
P. Davidson, fire and water, $4; V. David-
son, clearntig streets $8; James 1?lettty,
printing, $3 50; Ralp 1 Rogers, work et
utrects, SW 50; Alex ltoss, stationery
82 81; Wilson lumber, a26 82
Thos. Irwin, night -wit ohman,$36 60; Thos
Lavin, caretaking of emetery, 08 34; 0
N. Tel. Co., supplies f r fire alarm, 87 07
lit Co . street light
d lighting hall, 88:3; It. Elliott, advertis
llespie, fire and w iter; Sse 25; Mayor
seem: and Clerk, electing jnrors, $12
Saint, teaming, $2; 3. hu Ainsley, assiating
in tinting 3. Johnston tre London, $1i.
account of Messrs. Ca. Lloyd .& Son, open-
ing culvert on John ,t ad Leopold streets,
amourding to 86, WAS referred to the Conti.
oil,. as waa not cell tied. ort motion the
report wa, adopt el.
was. leid beton tho !ter, when III,. tars.
Lloyd hunk explanati and the Connell
ordered payment of th account.
The '11taFer stated that Mr. %Tame..
who was unable to pay is rent, haa hppliea
tobim for $4 50, t v three menthe'
Wingliam Electric Li
1893, regulating the
ren nnder the age of
be on the streets, and
urfew Bell," was read
aeing, seconded by 3.
y -law referriug to the
possible.
The question of i
hall was discussed
lands, that insuran
thousand dollars b
proper rates be obt
ried.
surname on the town
t some leugtbs Moved
to the amount of four
r ut on the town hall, if
ined, say $1 05 -Cats
On motion, the ayor, Treasurer alla -
Clerk were instru ted to prepare the usual.
financial report as per statute and submit'.
some to the Coutes 1 at its meeting on Dila
15th inst. '
A Prominent Lawyer.
"I have eight children, every one ingood
health, not one of whom but has tale, a
Scott'e Emulsion, in which my wife has
boundless confidence."
Williams Little Dandelion
Pills will cnre Headache, TUtot,st
Sour Stomach, et,s. '11 y them -Untie *4
you will not use any other. Price 2ae.
box, at all drug stores.
Oill!keti the best Fends!, inniineut le h
tvoil.,t1Stallt (etre for spraine and
BraiSeee "Beware of imitations. Ask or
tire litireSeS Worm, Gwrierte
rt, made arid eerie Lee.... x.
; 51 eathfield's ID ruling lila t Saila
. Will 001.0 the worst cold. ituncht Els ,,f
eating Delwin does 001 00 all that in
s claimed for it. .
I remit) the blood purr, end les p it pore.
; Cleve dyspepsia and all 2.411ra of ;eve woe
, end liver troubles It is the bust; lay the
beet. Price one dollar a bottle. six bottles
for five dollars.
:itillu:sriti. Iiing.'s *Worth. Pncriterm.
mt in desetiption of ing
ich he had spent a eat
ly, Otte elm Lordly sta
tsitv of this wonder.
millions of a popu-
nr over thirty-two
has 35,000 streets
thifaeity
vt. of Shelter IlIoniee'
Are all reliable nterlieinea raid ilia prri.
ease or money retu i