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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-01-19, Page 8MO 11. McIJ A. D'OO. 1 169 The year 18tre was a greater success with ne Haran ever. We realize it will be hard i to beat. But we are determined to do it, k net only to give periodically a few items oblettp, but quote absolutely the lowest prices et all times, on ever thingin ou I Ston", Our stock is well assorted in every department,witle new and handsome geode, In best quality, at M. H. McIND00 CHEAP READ�NC i Our Clubbing Rates. The Tates and Toronto .'lobe, weekly S 1 50 A The Tluss and Toronto Empire, weekly 1'75 A The TOMS and London Advertiser, weekly1, 75 ' Tennant, D. McKinlay,P. Deans, J. W. The Toms and. London Free Press, weekly.-1.75 r• The Trues and Montreal Herald, weekly 1 50 I Inglis. The Thins and ed far Ward 2, stating that they did not intend to take office this year, The Clerk their, read the rules governing the Council, t The minutes of last meeting of previous Council were read and adopted, On a ballot being taken, the following members were elected it, Striking Commit- tee to name the Standing Cotnmittees for the ;, ear: Messrs, McLean,Sparliug, Deane, Relieve and Gregory. The Couuuil then adjourned till 7.30 p. m. The Council m '10tt 7.30 p.m. Members oll present. Th e 1 ',yor iu the chair. e I The Strikiug Cot auittee reported the following as the Standing Committees for I the year: IPublic Works—Messrs. Thos. Gregory, D. McKinley, R. Tennant, ;Petr Deans. Property and Cemetery ,IuJiui A, Ma- jLean, 0. J. Reading, R. Iier`�s#man, W. A. i johns, D. McKinlay. 1 Court of Revision—Peter `Deans, 0, J. IBeading,. Thos. Gregory, J. A. McLean, D. McKinlay. Executive Committee—John Hanna, R. C. Sparling, Wm. Holmes, Thos. Gregory, J. A. McLean. Finance Committee—R. C. Sparling, R. THE WINGHAM TIMES, JANUARY 19, 1.8%. liugit:eer ; elan, trite Thos. Gilmour, re 8th conceastou drain; also, from 11. Hen - niugs,applying for the office of Assessor for be current year. Mnyed by Win. Cruiokshauk, seeelided by Wilt, Gomrnill, that a By -Law be passed +appciutiug the members of this Council 'toad ComeIHNioners for the our. rent year .-Carried. ByLaw read three tithes and peesetl. Move,t by John Diment, seconded by John Musgrave, that aBy•Law be passed . 4ppoiuting Alex. MacEwen and llooglae Freeer Auditors for the current year — Carried. 0y -Law read three times eud passed. �` Moved" by Wm. ('Cdickshallk, seconded by Johu Diment, that aaliy_Lew be passed appointing Malcolm ,t Lamont, James Elliot and William Gemmel members of the Local Booed of Ileeltli,and Dr. Towler, ' Viughaw, Medical Health Officer, for the current year—Carried. 13y -Law read three times ancl passed. Moved by Wtn. Cruiokshauk, seconded by John Musgrove, that the Assessor's salary for the curreut year be $10—Car- r"ed. s r Moved by Wm. Cruickehauk, seconded by Wm. Gemmill, that a By -Law be passed appointing Herbert Henuinge Assessor for the current year—Carried. y -Law read three times and passed. Moved by John Dimeut, seconded by John Musgrove, that the Tax Collector he given an order for two dollars, dog tax, as the parties assessed cannot be found— Carried. Moved by John Musgrove, emended by Wm. Gemmill, that Mr. Or'uiekshank see Mr, Mille and get Dopy of profile and award of drain in 8th concession, and also see if Mr. Mills wishes to withdraw appeal —Carried. Moved. by Wm. Gemmill, seconded by,� John Diment, that the Clerk write to John" Ainsley, County Bridge Inspector, to ex- atnine Bolts bridge and report to the; Reeve -Carried. Moved by Wm. Cruickshank, seconded by John Diment, that the Clerk be in- structed fo notify Auditors to meet for the audit of township books on the 2nd day of February -Carried. Moved' by John Diment, seconded by Wm. Gemmill,tbat the Reeve be appointed to attend the audit of township books— Carried. Moved. by Wm. Cruiokebank, seconded by John Musgrove, that Mr. Gemmill be, authorizedto offer James Wylie his statute labor on 140 acres for one year and timber, if he will cutdown all brush and timber on road from crossway, on both glee, in what is known as Wylie's swamp — Carried. The following 'accounts were passed and orders on Treasurer issued : A. Jones. Engineer's fees, $16.50 ; Jetties Elliot, gravel, 60, ceuts; R. & T. Anderson, gravel and damages, 64.20; Geo. Macou,by-law book, CO cents; Robt Elliott, printing, $24 ; D. McGillicudy, printing, 42.85 ; Wm. Messer, spikes, $1.95 ; D. N• McDonald, spikes, 80 cents ; Robt. Hogg, repairing B line bridge, 50 cents; George Pocock, jr., gravelling, $1; Wm. Patterson, repairiug drain, el; Robt. Shaw, removing 'n' 4; ice off Morris boundary line, e, $ Robt. Messer, work on Morris boundary, $1; Wm. Smith, repairing waabout on road, $1.25 ; John Black, balance of salary, $30 ; John Black, dog tax, $2 ; John Black, commission ou cheques and extra work, 61.50; John Burgess, equalizing drains, 53; John Burgess, registering birthe, marri- ages and deaths, 68.90 ; John Burgess, election expeuses, $14; A.. G. McDonald, election expgnees, $8: Tom X. Powell, election expenses, 68 ; Geo. Scott, election expenses, $8. Moved by Wm. Gemmill, seconded by Wm. Cruickshank, that this Council ad- journ to meet in MoDonald'8 hall, Blue, Yale, on Monday, February 12th, 1894, at 10 o'clock a. m.—Carried. Joint Thrums, Clerk. Montreal witness, weekly 100 1 Fire Water and Light—Wm. Holmes, J. The Tim and Tomato Daily World 2 a0 + ThtTlMEsand Montreal Family Herald and Star1 i5 ' A. McLean Richard Arnett, R. Teensy, weekly, and premium The TIRES and The Ladles' Journal, monthly, On motion, the report, as read, Toronto 12u. adopted. The Tres and Cosmopolitan Magnztne,monthly, p New York . 2 25 The following accounts were read and The TOMS and The Live Stock Journal and Household Companion, monthly..... . 1 711 ordered to be paid: Thos. Bell, chairs for Thi Tiyes and Fanners' Aee ocate, bi.weekly 1 90 brill 15; John Hanna,charity orders filled, The Tates and the Cultivator and Country , 1� Gentleman, weekly..: 2 75 $1.75; Deputy -Returning Officers, services Reduced rates with all other papers not mentioned in the above list, at municipal election, 512, rent of polling Address, booths, 56, total, $18; J. B. Ferguson, for TIMES Orr•Ies, acting as Returning Officer on Prohibition' Wingham, Ont. Plebiscite, $6; Oliver Gilchrist, work in town hall, $2.85; John Dickson, services drawing cemetery deeds, receiving taxes, making financial statement, etc., 646.85; P. Deans, charity orders filled, 64.50; Robt. Elliott, printing, $6.75; 'fart & Riddell, black forms, 85c. The appointment of officers was then taken up. Moved by R. C. Sparling, seconded by R. Herdsman, that J. B. Ferguson be appoint- ed Clerk for the current year, at same sal - b b • —The Waterloo Chronicle says : About ten days ago a squat, thick -set son of Auld Scotia, about 60 years of age, slightly bald, and speaking with a strong, broad accent, came to Waterloo and 'did up' a few of his ellow countrymen before the tree char- acter of the man was discovered. He told a very plausible story, keying that lie had taught school for many yearsin the old .country, and afterwards had kelt books for ary as last year—Carried. a hardware firm in Edinburgh. Coming to Moved by J. A. McLean, seconded by J. this country he had failed to find work anti W. Inglis, that John Dickson be appointed was obliged to appeal to the sympathy of Treasurer for the current year, at same his brethren for a little assistance. At one salary as last year—Carried. house he called at, he was a native of In- Moved by R. C. Sparling, seconded by Verness, at another of Aberdeen and at a R. Tennant, that .Toa. Bullard be appointed tl-ixd, of Dumfries. His family name was Chief Constable for the current year, at always the name of the party to whom he appealed for sssietance but Isis given name was either ',Duncan" or "Donald." He knew the blind side of his countrymen and succeeded in working upon the sympathies of those he called upon and received very substantial aid. When the true character of the man was, discovered he had gone to pastures new. —The issne of The Delineator for March is the great "Spring Announcement Num- ber,",' and in its artistic display of New Styles and general attractiveness it is sup- erior to any former number of this popular magazine. In addition to the usual enter- taining reading there are several new fea- tures noticed'this month, one being an or- iginal and decide fascinating Scarf Drill that will be immensely popular. Another is the resumption of the articles on the Uses of Crepe and Tissue Papers, with illustra- tions; and the third is the first of the prom- ised series of papers on Hygienic Living. The Housekeeper is specially considered in Seine Dainty Cookery, Hints to House- wives, and the article on the Household Re- ilovation,which treats of the Repairing and Polishing of the Woodwork of Furniture; 1 While the mother of marriageable daughters r will find food for serious thought in the , concluding chapter of Child Life. The oecond instalment of Gesture in Elocution continues the subject in a masterly way. Novel and interesting forms for entertain - }t menta that are agreeable and inexpensive are discussed in A Social Club. Around Ty the Tea -Table is as bright and chatty as av' usual, and Things That Ought Not to be Said is practically and suggestively valu- able. There is also Flower Culture for the month, and new and interesting designs in Eilitting, Tatting, Netting, Crocheting, ete. The March camber is one of the beat of the year with which to begin a subscription, Which costs Ono Dollar; Single Copies, 15 oenta• Address orders to The Delineator Publishing Co. of Toronto (Ltd.), 33 Rich- xtrond Street West, Toronto, Ont. Town Connell. Th'® organization meeting of theWinghatn Ttrwn Council for 1894 was held at 11 a. rle7: Mvaday last, when the following saistiorrarn subscribed to declaration of .voltiloation and offreo and took their seats: Hama, Mayor; R. C. Sparling, Win. Holmes, Deputy•Reeve; and ..0es following Councillors: W. A. Johns, Ifiedisanau, R. Tennant, for Ward 1; J. We, fee1 2; J. A. 1/10Lean, 1'. Aresa(sto .i+ r Ward 8; Thoc tell.1 lay, C. J. Ding, for same salary as last year, and duties to be same as last year—Carried. Moved by Peter Deans, seconded by Robert Tennant, that Joseph Coad be Bell Ringer for the Town of Wingham, at same salary at last year—Carried. Moved by Peter Deans, seconded by R. Arscott, that Thos. Irwin be appointed Nightwatchrean and Caretaker of the Cemetery, at same salary and same hours as last year—Carried. Moved by W. Holmes, seconded by Thos. Gregory, that the Board of Health be con- stituted as follows: Thos. Chisholm, D. M. Gordon, Robt. Mclndoo, and the Mayor and Clerk, with Dr. W. B. Towler as Medi- cal Health Officer—Carried. Moved by W. Holmes, seconded by D. McKinlay, that W. 0. Stuart be appoint- ed Auditor for 1894—Carried. The Mayor appointed Mr. R. Vanstone as the other Auditor. Moved by W. Holmes, seconded by D. McKinlay, that the Fenceviewers for the town for 1894 be as follows: Wm. Moore, Wm. Robinson, Thos. Deans—Carried. Moved by Peter Deans, seconded by R. Arscott, that applications for the office of Assessor for the town of Wingham be re- ceived by the Clerk, cuffs till next meeting the Council, at same salary as last year— Carried. Mr. Richard Kinsman addressed the _ Council in reference to a case of charity that had recently come under his notice. The Council then adjourned. Turnberry. We sea the faces of a number of old- time friends iu this region this winter. Among these are Mr. G. Wade's daughter, Mra. Mellott, of California; Jessie Porter and Stewart Wilson, late of Manitoba, Our snow is gone, and travelling is un- pleasant and many are complaining of colds. The Aaa11 boys rejoice in the free skat- ing rinks with which the country abounds, aria Relines' school llourishee with an average attendance of about 85 pupils. The members of :the Careen of the town- ship of Turnberry met in McDouald'e hail, 73luevale, on Monday, January 15th,1894, a000rding to statute, and having made Declarations of qualification anti of Office, the Reeve took the chair, when the follow- ing bueinese was traneaoted The minutes of last and epeciai meetings were read, approved and signed. CetYamunioatione were read frons T. A. Mille, giving notice of appeal against Torn Clerk Wend that he i Engineer's award on drain in Stix and tith tram. Mean. I oorataeseione; also, from It, Ritakiu, Civil shout-Illegineer, applying for o law a# Township Hewitt, of Walton, wits the scene of mar- riage festivities onWednesde,y of last week. The groom was William Sholdice, a well kttowtt y'oune gentleman of Morris town. F hip, who came to claim Mies Alice, the estimable daughter of the host as his bride. Rev. W. G. 'Reilly, of Brussels, performed the oeremouy at 10 a, nr.,iu the presence to it, large number of guests. iMIiss Lucy Sholdice, sister to the groom, was brides- maid and Thos. T. McDonald, of Wine, - ham, supported Mr. Sholdice, A. sump- tuous wedding breakfast was served, after which the happy twain left for a weddiug trip to London. Tho gifts to the bride were ample proof of the high esteem in which she is held. A long, happy, pros- perous life is the wish of their many friends. lir. and Mrs. Shold ice will contiuue residents of this looality, Morris. After an illnese of a few days,Wt. Speir, third son of the late Gilbert Speir, died at the residence of his brother , Allan, 4th line, on Tuesday, 9th inst. He was a hearty young man, 6 feet in height, 180 pouudf iu weight, and ouly 38 years of age. On Wedneeday of last week while working for Wm, Little, of the same line, he complained of pains in his limbs, aim. !liar to an attack of sciatica, and went to his brother's. A physician was called, but although temporary relief was afforded the patient, he shortly after became delir- ions and died as above stated without regaining consciouenees, The deceased was born on the s o m on Which be died and was one of artiest of the fancily. During last stung* be was away in Ds,. :`- Iota, arriving home Nat Fall. The funeral took plane on Thursday afternoon,Rev.Jnn. Ross, B. A., oondueting the service. The interment was made in Brussels cemetery, Mrs. Spier, the aged mother of the deoeae- id, and other relations are i'ynipathfeed With in their *widen bereavei'nent. , The comfortable resilenoe of doh Ramer it Six ilouus.—Dtstressiug Kid. ney and Bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the "Groat South American Kid- ney Cure," This new remedy is a great surprise and delight to pbysieians on an. count of its exceediug promptness in re- lieving pale in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the urinary passages in mole or female. It relieves retention of water and pain iu passing it almost im- mediately. If you want quick relief and cure this isyour remedy. Sold at Chis• holm's drug store. West Wawa -nosh. The annual meeting of theWest Woman - oats Mutual Fire Iusurauce Company will be held in Dungannon, on Wednesday, Jauu ary 24th, at one o'clock p. m. Bona. BARRETT—In New Westminster, le C., on Jan. 2nd, the wife of Mr. George A. Barrett; a daughter. "NlcxoLsoN.—In Zetland, on Jan. 16th, the wife of Mr. Kenneth (Nicholson ; a deughter. ';+°'CouLTss—In Morris, ou Jau. lith the wife of Mr. John Coultes; a daughter. MARRIED. SuoLnicr—HxwITT,—At the residence of the bride's parents, Walton, ou Jan. 10th, by the Rev W..G. Reilly, of Brussels, Mr. William Sholdiee, of Morris, to Mise Alice, daughter of Mr. John Hewitt, of Walton. t MAOKIs oe—OLIyke--On January 16th, at the residence of the bride's brother-iu- law, Mr. John Leckie,Toroilto, by the Rev. G. M. MVIilligau, P. D. MacKinnon, of Win- nipeg, to Pauline,•daughter of Mr. James Oliver, late of Brussels. DIED. Seelu.—In Morris, on Jan. 9th, William, third sou of the late Gilbert Spier, aged 38 years, 3 months audl 21 days. NONCE. The public are limb) hie a certain note made 5530.00 payable to Mary instituted against one A that the said note form: Croft. THIE TRUSTS CORP0: per their Solid Dated Toronto, Januar warned against discount. sy one Jos:ph welwood for Croft, as proceedings are n Minion to ]rare it declared part of the estate of Robert .ATION OF ONTARIO, or, A. Bosworth Armstrong. 11th, 1894. NOTICE. The annual meeting of t lllucvale. Cheese and Butter Factory Compri , will be held in the Fores- ters, Hall, Br vale Tuesday, January 30th 1894at 1:30 o'clock n„ter receiving the Auditors report of the past son's work, the election of officers and the transaetion of any other business that may be brought before the meeting. By order. JOHN BURGESS, Secretary. NOJt'ICE.; The Council of the C, Operation of the County of Huron will meet in the ;mart house, in theTown of Goderich, on Tuesday, ha 23rd day of January, dt 3 o'clock, p. m. W. LANE, Dated January 8th, 18 4. Clerk. weekly free .Press •=•AND— FARM AND HOME, ... FOR 11894. ' . $1.00 BOTH -PAPERS F-611-$ i.00 ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. A HIGH-CLASS FAMILY PAPER. NEW 1'EAT17E,: VETERINARY DEPARTMENT Under the charge of Dr. J. 11. Wilson,1. 0., MOWERS TO CoRRRSPo\DIINT8.-•--Fnpuiriee wtll be answered tree, and should .lways contain writer's full name and address. EACH NUMBER WILL Ai. . frame: Pew. DR. TALN.tOR'8 SERMON 4It the Sunday previously. - - "WAKRMAN'e WA3nttntsss” and pusher writings by this celebrated author. AasrcclrrRAt MMATrsit...11listrated. LAMM' !'AOR -Illustrated. A desuL Tata, and other interesting reading matter. A MAKIN PAOX oir Woo) Mesrc, SUBSCRIBE NOW Price, One laollat ayearin adsancetor thoWMeter Prix Panes and FARM AND Hoi€S—ID alllepatlea, ! Agents wen t,td in every unrepresented dlstrlct 1IJ solicit snbeorlptlone, FROG PPME$* PRINTING COMPANY, a.osttx H, - - nxraitro, N ' GE TO BUILDERS. Sealed tender ddresseekto the undersigned and Marked "Tender for PritUyterien Clnarelt,* Bub grave, will be recti,. 1 up ; 11 noon on tIo (205h) twentieth day of Jam . ', 1801, Plans-andispecie. cations can be seen at (Io Taylor's, lot 4i con. 7, Fast Warr'anosh, Tenders ter be made• for the whole contract or for warts ' 'sot. The lowest or guy tender not necessarily t .cel I. PETER W. S :)Tl', Sco.liulklin ewe.lan rat/lunch, eelt;aave P. 0. DR. McLELLAN, LONDON, ONT. 497 Talbot Street, EYE and EAR SlETRGEWC, Gradurte of the New York Eye and Ear hospital, 1880. Post Graduate Course on the Eye, lar, Nose and Throat at the New TOO; Post Graduate Medical School and siospital.1890. Eyes. Tested. Glasses supplied. Fine stock of Spectacles, Lenses and Artificial Eyes. Will be at the Brunswick House, WINGHAM, The First or Last THU1R,SDA.Y of eaoh mouth, at date named below: Second Visit, February Ist,I894. Hours 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. Charges moderate. DAN'& H!V LOG. It's high tithe you were getting your Xmas presents. Call and have a look through our stock of goods suitable for both birthday and Xmas presents, in Gold and Silver Watches, Onyx Clocks, icings, Jewellery, Silver Tea Service, Water Titters, Pitchers, Cheese Scoop, Berry Dishes, Cake Baskets, and all other kinds of silverware, at the leading jewellery store. ' Repairing promptly done and warrant- ed. J. R. MUNSHAW. Mason Block, Wingham. DEMILLOOLLE OSli'1J�t . An Inetitutieu where• none but boarders are admitted; has been• rn,.uiug about 18 years. Employs a µay Efficient Staff of Tba Teachers.. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE SOLD, embracing a full course yearly, including all the English btr,tuelres, Sciences. French and German, Classics, Music, Drawing, Crayon Portrait, Oil Paiuting, Oruarnental branches, with 'Vocal and Elocution, iu classes, at remarkably low rates. This Institution draws students from Toronto, L' outrealr Ottawa and the towns and cities from Canada, as well as from New York, Chicago and other cities from the United States. For particulars address, MISS D. A. HURD, Secretary, Oshawa. J. B. CUMMINGS Begs to intimate to his numerous Cus- tomers and others that he intends moving to the stand lately used as a boot and shoe store Two Doors North of Post Office where will be found a large stock of Musical Instruments, Sewing Machines, Washing Machines and Wringers, with all needed repairs. Also a,full line of SCHOOL SUPPLIES —AND -- GENERAL STATIONERY. Store will be opened on Saturday, July 29th. GIVE 11E A CALL. 3. B. CUMMINGS Wingham, July 28th, '93. 6m. fader Seas{ i inn as Brings with it its own peculiar wants, and we are happy to be able to say that we are prepared to supply such wants in a way that will in, terest and profit the buyer. Do not buy old trash, which will prove to be dear at any price,,.' when you can get Fresh, Neter Goods' so cheaply from us. We make a Groat Cut in the Price of 2'ar and all Groccrin this week. Now is the time to get your Xmas Supplies. . this week in FELT BOOTS, , LUMBEII.MEN'S RUBBERS AND SOX, OVERSHOES FOR MEN, BOYS, WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN; also RUBBERS AND CARDIGANS for every person. Come and itee the FINE ST.TIT'S' we make up to order—first-class in every partieular— IF`C)./Ft.Eii.I .c cLi Finer Suits for a little more money. If you prefer READYMADESUITS —A'D-,.-- we have them for very little money. Yours Respectfully, CORDON & McIPRE, "The Anchor." i7 VOL. XXIII.---NO W11 HAVE TOO MANY OVER AND HAVE PUT ''THE KN INTO THE PRICES AN CUT THEM DOWN TO ACTUAL COST FOR CASII, -WE MEAN THIS. ORR & HISCOCKS Direct Imi °Tris BEAR, January llth,1894. Marriage Licenses Issued by FRANIC PATERSON, No 2 "'toria atreet,Wingham, Ont. No wit 'required. DRESS MAKING. MRS. JOS. BULLARll Has decided to open a dress making mess, at her residence, John street, of `Qneer.'s Hotel. Satisfaction guars Apprentices wanted. .......4)0444............ • 1- ♦ to EST Place in Canada : L@h Seta Bushes�)' eotton, ShurB+1 etc., is at the , lege, Toronto, Ont., and! Business 0 Unquestionably Canada's Greatest Co mercial.Schools. Catalogues free. M, tion this paper. Shaw a !Mutt, Principal: 4400444100:44).♦♦eO♦N♦♦ LOCAL NEWS. —Miss Nora 01 nch is to. give a c in Kincardine ne mofiih. —Rev. Wm. 11 last week, attend, tilt Missions Be lcGregor was in To ng a meeting of the d. —Just arrived Two tons of It Royal Cattle Spree. For sale at Gr Grocery. 1 `-Dir. D. B C tlbick, formerly c ;town, but lately a .t °aveller for the C Toll Organ Compo ty, is about to 01 book and stationer_ • business in God( —A government . detective is in K. dine working on the Mattheson case. theson, it will b remembered, ' peered some weeks go, and it is th by .: �` ?t e rite that he m with foul play. —Grain chopping done for 5 oen 100 lbs. at the Wingham Oatmeal Oats exchanged for oatmeal. W. Hain —The Marks Broil 'Comedy Com closed a vqq, eucce -eful week's en Ment in the Awn hall, on Sat evening,playiug to a fall horse. The nee, on Saturday of .ernoon, was In attended. —Good and Cheap—Good flqq;ttlat per 100 pounds. All kinds of feedOSas cheap, at A. 11. Carr's, Wintretacrt: —Mr. John Din House, Winghafn, as arraigned 1 W. F. Brockenshire, . P.,by W, J, Pa License Inspector, o Friday last, oh with selling liquor ,ithout a license. Dinsley pleaded gni ty to the ebtairgt was fined $50 and c-ts. —It is the local 'raper that nave your business, your schools, your ahui yo�ir numerous sic ties, sympathizes ' you in your afdicti ns, and rejoices yea in prosperity. In short it is your ai paper that rttentio s the thousand an Heins in which yo are interested d the year, and whi h you do not find i city papers. Do t forget this. --Ladies, have your garments mat Miss M. Johnston, Gregory block, opt the Queen's Hotel. I.,a.tost styles, work, always firat•ol ss fit. —Very successful :meetings of the Huron Farmers' i dilute were ht Kintaillast Fraley and Saturday. meetings were all •y much appres bygllose present. he dlegation coni Of W. Ronnie, 0. ` . C.; Andrew El Galt; J. T. Frazer, Hurford. The eel were well put,and a ively discussion fc ed each. The oflf..rs elected for tI Suing year r"S. .ist of: W. Bailie, 1 dant; It. C. McGaw: n, Vice; I. Ilutchi , 211d Viee; W. N. It.ave11, See.-Treae.; gallon. to Central F .r'mers' Institnte drew Currie and W. IST, Howell. ley, of. ailio"' 15;