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VOL. XXIIT,---NO. 1190.
WINGI-IAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER r2, 7 894
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
The BEAn has been making preparations
for a Big Fall Trade by
gatheringtogether a large nd well -selected tock o1' ocs
in
•every line, all bought at the lowest and best
suarkets and marked at the smallest margin
-of profit, Goods were never as cheap as
this season, which you will admit after
callingapd getting prices for anything you
need, lett be what it may. Dress Goods,
Flannels, Underwear or Staples, Furs,
Ready -Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes and
Groceries. And in order to futlter help
you andmake a
goae tit
$f aspossible,
,we
'will give to all Cash Buyers a STRAW= nxs-
ocxt<*lr• or 10 glen CENT., instead of our present
system, on all purchases, let it only be 10
cents, (with one exception only, sugar.)
Remember our goods are marked as low
•as.any in the trade, and we will not bo
'old.
and Ls We the,•
q dreputation Fo
the begt•Tea in Wingham at 86 ents, 3 lbs.
for one dollar, 6 lbs+ for one dollar la and fifty
. cents. •
riloe ( meati `M� t .
ORR d: H1SCOCKS,
The Only Direct Importers.
'Tan BEAR, 0et, 11th, 1804.
marriage Licenses
Issued by Firkin' PAnnnso:r, No 23, Vic-
toria street, Wing httm, Ont, No witnesses
required.
.40.00.0•4•4444.0 f•••'ape's nd+ial 0443,
• 'sieepufrd 'h"el"l v WAS 'toevd slit eon
O -tine'oaf} s8fl) 0,v:r;l.tongue tip.iotu
t-ea
QaXSO?DQ33 S,tlpDUU3 K"jq!!GOt�:an.Suf1
'it'O umens elm "sup menial 'odes'
44111' 400 a eu;enet final
y t
puvtptoys 'uor,vo
♦ up
-s ssanisng u toe
01 vevue9 ul sword
4444.00.4:4404144.04.4.4411445,4414*
t L ESTATE AGENCY.
•
Town and Farni Property sold on com-
xn.iesion, tothe best advantage of both
buyer and • seller. No sale, no charge.
Rents collected and property looked after.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Those desiring 'insurance should select
one of the following old and reliable English
stook companies :
Sun Fire Insurance Company, (Estab••
lisped 1710.)
Norwich Union, Insurance Company,
(established 1797.)
Alliance Fire Assurance Com/irony, (es-
tablished 1824.)
Lancashire Fire Insurance, . Oempan y,
(established 1852.)
S. YOIIILLsG,
Real.,'' estate and Fire Insurance Agent,
zit Block,Wingharn. -
LOCAL NEWS.
--Vresh Groceries at Kerr's Fair.
--Clinton charges e merry-go-round
i10 ger day. .
—Plates 60o`a� doz. at Kerr's Fair.
—A goodly niiuiLer our citizens at-
tended the'I;lythsair, Wednesday.
—Tis weep conolud s the fall fairs for
this year,,arid they ha a been, as a whole,
very suiit,'eeasft,l.
—Dinner ;ind 'ea Sets, 106.30. at H. n.
Stares, Maodouald B)k, Wingham.
--The prize list of t e 'Wroxe er Horti-
cultural Society's she will, a found on
one of the inside pages f t s issue.
—Found, in Winghtti ,#watch. Owner
can have same by 15 ng property and
paying for this notice. A. G. McGnncon.
—The Canadian Ente tainthent Bureau,
of Toronto, have issued handsome pros-
pectus of the eloeutioni. s, impersonators
Vocalists, etc., whom . hey are offering
to the public this folk an winter.
—Last Saturday's
tttined t. picture of Mr.
.Toronto, brother•of Mrs
town. Mr. Soole is a
i
Messrs. & S
of 14l
esti er,
o.
Toront
—G. T. It, trains for Toronto and mast
1
] mat 2G a i, air 1.1«20 a.
leave \t1
lnia (3. .n d
In., via W. -G. & R.; (3.311 tt. m. awl ''3 26
p. m., via Clinton and Guelph. Good eon-
nections by till' trains.
A. convention of the Plymouth Ilretlt-
ren was held in town uring the past week.
Members of that acct rota the surrounding
towns and villages we e herein great num.
berg. Tito meetings ere' held in their
ball, id Mover's Von , said Were largely
attended, ()iitn air meetings , were alio
bald several nights, en addresses , were
4elirered bya rumbe+'of the visiting broth.
onto b%e.vs on.
',phos Sole, of
d. D. Sills, Of dins
` r of the fit
nib b
e
Flt,
job printers',
oler p ,
ten
—Tea S
P
aons ad r. at Kerr's s
Fair.
—Mr. J. B. Fergus, tax collector, is
now on his rounds.
—Marinated Filohards, at II. E. Siam's,
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
—Go and see the li e light views in the
Temperance Hal to- i h
P 1, t,
°g
7
—Cups and Saucers, 70c doz. at Kerr's
Pair.
—Thursday, the 22 cl November, will bo
proclaimed Thanksgi ng Day throughout
the Dominion,
---Butter and .Eggs wanted at lterr's
Fair.
—Mr. Jos. Webster, f Hi111ett,brother of
Mr, A.. W. Webster, of this'Oown, who was
o ''
s fro sl
u injured
nea� Londesboro,la
Yst
wek, died .ce0Iiursda} of last week.
—A meetingc'of the,' directors of the
Tarniiieni,` Agrit:ultural Society was held
at Aotrian'ti 14oiel, yest rday afternoon, to
settle'up lip iness in ,connection with the
show and pay prizes. r
—Watches, clocks anc♦ jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by HALSEY
PAnx, Moyer Block, Wingham.
07—Mr. W. H. Youhill,
an extended visit to hie
returns to Winnipeg on
resume his duties as rep
of the Winnipeg Free P,
who has been on
parents in town,
eturday, and will
rtes op the staff
Se.
Take Xotice.—The Timm and
Weekly Globe will be sent to y address,
in Canada or the United S • tes, for one
year, for one dollar, payah in advance.
Subscriptions may com..nce at any time.
—Apprentices tvi nt: a to learn Dress-
making. .Tailor sy 'e-. of cutting taught.
Ap 1y to Mxs. 4 . J. PowELL,
opposite Q teen's Hotel, Wingliam.
l"ne niches of sr w and the ther-
intimater down below • aro in Winnipeg, on
Tuesday, 3rd inst., w he word received
from there this week. 'hat is very early
'for that country, and it must have came
as a great surprise to he people.
WANTED- to borrow for -a term of years--
e3,000
ears-.k3,000 on good farm security, at 5 per cent.
interest. For particulars apply et Txarzs
Office, Wingham, Ont.
`=Our former towns
Mooney, hat cowmen
the Ripley Express.
and will be the P. P.
dent orgrn:,rl, that
Chapmari4eia learn, h
Iuquirer' tlant,and M
have the field all to hi
4ian, Mr. Geo. H.
sd the publication of
is a. newsy sheet,
A.-Patron-Indepen-
strict.t`i!'Ir. H. P.
s disposed of the
Mooney will now
'self.
—Miss Charlotte MoT)onald wishes to
intimate to the ladies of Wingham and
vicinity that the Dress and Mantle making
business, formerly carried on by Miss M.
Johnston, will be continued by her in the
old stand, Gregory Block. Pref. Moody's
tailor system taught. Cutting and fitting
a specialty•
—A great double d ssolviug stereopticon
or lime light exhibit n. of the world-re-
nowned "Passion Pla ot'Oberammergace"
dnd,the World's Val will -'be given in the
temperance Hall, t is (Friday) evening,
Hundreds of splendi dissolving views will
be shown and expel' ed by Mr. Adolphe
Kern, the manager The exhibition will
be given under the uspices of Anchor of
Hope,Lodge, L 0. G T., and will begin at
6' o'clock sharp. Admission ,16 cents,
Children 10 cents,
--I arn still here in Wingham in the
Furniture and Undertaking business, and
cot'diallyinvite anyone wanting goals In
my lino to call and see for yourselves
where you can get best value for your
money. Don't be deceived by what some
interested parties say '.bout prices, but
cone and see for yourselves. I axle net
here to be undersold either in Furniture,
Piotnre Framing or Undertaking. Please
bear this in mind.
ttnac> r,
Practical Undertaker:
rThe Cosmopolitan has taken 'a dpro.
miientplacecamongst the learning maga,
ziues' in Elie United St tee, and it is less
t�11aii_half;tlm price a ;some of them+ It
Oo stains 28 pages °of interesting reading
anumber ffinophotogravure
iixhter.ie d,
t n
,
illustrations. It fe pri ted on fine paper,
and a year's timbers . ould make two or 1
a
vol e>r. Publishedt
tl Fee handsomeo
e whom.Se lfra
sant 1e co
$i,li0 per n o p py, 1
enclosing 16 cents, to the Cosmopolitan
Magazine, sixth avenn audeloventh etreet,'
New York.
'ylirwt ayltfilli'e;tllat
With the exhis ti*� s • g ra9ats9• of renewed
health and etre r R al cleanliness
whieh follows t '"' p of Vigo, ie
unknown to the ", *he have not pre..
greased beyond thin " bLmo medicines and
the cheap tnbstitn' sometimes offered
Taft S adept d by the well infornsed:
I1,0
V—Cedar block tiros ugs have ,been put
down on Centre stn o at John and Pat -
rink
, 0
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R. A.
Graham'. market grocery.
r
—A man, elaimu to be a converted
Roman "Catholic, w holding forth on the
street, on Tuesday e Hing,
--Messrs. 1 tcTavi i & Co. have their
furniture factory run ng in full force, and
have a man on,the rot selling their goods.
—Electric Soap, 10 for 25o at Kerr's
Fair.
—Last Saturday's
of Toronto Globe w
an illustrated antic
Guelph," and four v
illustrations of the el
'74 and '94 are given.
llustrated supplement
largely devoted to
on "Baseball in
•y fine photogravure
Impem iof '(i '
ions 9, '70,
Take Notre e. --The Txnzs and
Weekly Globe will be sent to any address
in Canada or the United States, for one
year, for one dollar, payable in advance.
Subscriptions may commence at any time,
—Private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf ,Join; NELLANLs.
--Rev. R. Aylwarc M. A., of London,
who so acceptably sup ,lied the Presbyterian
pulpit to this town fo several weeks, last
year, will be inducted
the Parkhill congregat
10th instant.
— Kerr's Fair, corner Josephine and Vic-
toria streets.
— It will be seen
Huron show prize 1
the prizes came to
Messrs. C. Henders
Walter Taylor, 40,
upwards of 20.
—Save
20e on every
dollar bybuying!
g
your Groceries at Kerr's Fair,
—West Bruce Te
holding a convention
day and Friday of tl
—M. Patterson's
'Watches will be sol
for $2.
Mr. and Mrs. '
called to Dungannon,
cls th of the mother of
11fr. Steady Jackscr
in Mr. II. T. Gordon's
town, diedon Sunday a
Woodstock, from typo
Yount, man was a great
town, and Messrs. A. Gri
went down to Woodstool
attend the funeral.
—Exeolient, the very
&o, are the reports of
Phenyo-Caffein for head
—Service at the Congo
next Sunday at the regal
and 7 p. m. Sunday sol
short prayer meeting wil
close of the evening sere
will preach morning and
ing subject : "Willing
Evening subject : "Rep
ehers' Association is
in Lucknow,on Thurs-
is week.
62,50 Stem Wa . a
for the next 80 cCy"s
llace Hough were
In Tuesday, by the
the latter.
a former employee
lrug store, in this
his
home near
3d ,;Yfever(,;r The
'avorite while in
n and J. IrtgliP
on Tuesday, to
—Under der tile headin
h din
zen Leaves," the Sea
following to say of Mr.
recently opened up bus
"We regret very much t
has
decided to r ,luso up •tis business here
and locate in Wingha In Mr. Good's
removal Seaforth loses o e of its best and
most ambitious citizens, •ne who had the
interest of the town at 1 art and did all in
his power to further i . interests. Mr.
Good, his amiable partne and family, have
resided in Seaforth for a
and during that time haw
selves to many of our
naturally loathe to see tit
leave of Seaforth. How
Seaforth's lose will ass
( ham's gain and we can 1
st, sure to do it, them to the good people
those tvho ens worthy of the'
lie or nonra]gia.use
citizi1fr. Good served on the
rational church number of years as cou
r hours, 11 a. m. anci many improvement
of at 2.30, A mentof the town'saffair
be held at the him. Mr. and Mrs. Go
e. The pastor be missed in the bush
evening. Morn- social circles of Seafortl
of "A. Good C tl
i '-
rth Sun bas the
eo. Good, who has
ess in this town :
at Mr. Geo. Good
erings to God."
was r fastfall • c '
wished to increase
with Christ they
work for him, if 111
make time, for the
was, and Christ
actively engaged in
Rev. J. S. Hondo
the other speaker
for his s subjt "Pot
Po
to get it." He em
having a determiner
out twelve years motto of your life ".
endeared them- do it well." He did
itizeus who are
m take their final
ver,
what will be
redly be Wing -
artily commend
f Wingham, as
greatest favors.
ouncil board for a
illor, reeve, etc.,
in the manage -
originated through
and family will
ss, religious and
g away and if they
n knowledge and favor
st hsniu at once to
y had no time let then%
had all the time there
xpected them to be
lvancingbia kingdom,
son, of Hensel', was
be evening, taking
er for service and bow
llasized the point of
course and make the
ie one thing I do and
lot claim that a man,
the street corner all
e shond take Christ
venues of life and
hero he Could not
e said there were too
ern on the church
xlutely indifferent as
11bor was a saint or
or quality and not
ie would rather have
people thou a hand -
Cultivate an attach -
personal acquaint,
t, An entire con
ve on the altar 'of
in everything we
effective work for
e baptism of the
powerless without
„
twice." A cor- Person
dial welcome to all. Mr. D. M. Gordon i
into the pastorate of week buying goods.
en, on Tuesdaynext —Brooms 12c, Clothes Pins 2c doz.,
' Slate Pencils 0 for le, Spools 2c, at Kerr's Miss M. McLean is
Fair, ' Lucknow.
—Mr. ,john Neely, ds is at Brantford Clinton Nows•Record
this week attending he quarterly audit of Wingham, ;pent a con
reference to the East the accounts of the High Court of the friends in town last wee
at, a goodly number of Canadian Order of . oresters. The Under
I
;flies Icl,e and bIr. Pelt
VIngham and vicinity. now 11as a surplus of over ~360,000 in the spending some time in
t & Son took 42; Mr. Insurance Fund, wit •h has almost all been lnolne last ween:.
nd Mr. Geo. Mo:fat accumulated within he last ten years, and • MI's. Alex. Inglis is
during all that time Ir. Neelancls has been Detroit.
Fon SALn—A good fresh Mich Cow. High It emu, a 1 has had the cars of ' Mr. W. 13. Hutton, of
Arlily to JAS. Mame,the funds. an friends ill town, this
Bluevale P. O. Brussels Post : Mrs.
\'• —Mr. Arch. Fis
er's wcolen troll, in —On ;? ridny eveni g last, Rev. 33. F. 1S"inghaui, is visiting.i
Paisley, was partial Principal of Alma i4lildmay Gazette:
Wednesday morniut o as week. con- Ladies' College, St nomas, delivered his Wingham, has been visi
siderable quantity o wool and the wool hi'r'ed "Only a mi. John Haines, for the
storehouse, were tots y destroyed. Thein S'ingltatnIetho Mitchell Advocate : $
was an insurance,' if ,000 ou the buildings dist. church There was not a largo formerly an old and res
and contents kkjfr. FI account of the die- gibbers, bat of late of
agreoable wet gvenin'r but those present
in Wingham and vicin town on Monday and
hear of his misfortune en�oyecl a rich treat.' 'he Rev. Dr. Gifford call. He was looking n
•'destroyed by fire, on Austin, M. A., B. D.,
f last A. celebrated lecture,
Woman," in the
bar's many friends audence. no doubt, on
ty will be sorry to ' •g,
—For first-class tailoring anti cheap , occupied the chair,
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co. ' —Clinton Nevis -R
Remember the place, one door south of those interesting ev
R. A. Graham's grocery store.
s.
in Toronto this
isiting friends in
must beP r a. '
g
e ebin 01
the time, bnt rather
with bin" in all the
never go any place
take Christ along. 1
many persons reco
register who wore ah
to whether their n.'
sinner. That God is
for quantity and that
five consecrated youn
red indifferent ones,
rnent for Jesus and
ance with Jesus Chr
secretion of all we h
Christ. Consult hi
undertake. To do
Christ we must have
Holy Ghost, as we ar
it
Miss Cornyn, of ,After singing and
le of days with the meeting adjourned
The mornisevenng was de
who havebeen
about ty-five p
anitoba, retnrnod , sun -rise prayer meati
0,
by Rev. 3. S. Henders
visiting friends in At 0 o'clock the C
I sumed business, the
Galt, was calling being conducted by
week. 1 Goderich.
S, Bn. Franck,, of The first paper was
owS. A. Acheson, of Got
:�kpnio Irwin, of "Causes and remedies
ng.iet her uncle's, and an axcellent nape
--At the meeting of pe Epworth League
in connection with th Methodist church,
held on Thursday of 1 at week, the follow-
ing officers were electe John Kerr, presi-
dent; Robt. Groves, 1st ice -president; Miss
Hall. 2nd vice-presiden ; Miss E. L. Lloyd,
secretary; ,Geo. Meta ish, treasurer; R.
Groves, convener of bristian Endeator
Committee; Miss Hall, onvener of Social
Committee. ` eat r,C ....: 1
— Brussels Post : ("4�I Thursday evening
of last week a Wingha Degree t'''aro fn
connection with the Od Fellows oe,tite over
to Brussels and took ch rge of the initia-
tion of five candidates 'n Western Star
Lodge, No. 149.r, the did their work
splendidly. During the vening lunch and
fruit were served and a s ort time spent in
speech making. The vi t was an enjoy-
able
njoyable one and it is to be h ped that it will
often be repeated du ng the coming
months.
Carpets Along With Furniture.
Anyone wanting to buy furniture or
carpets this fall and wanting to get the
best value f.r their money, I would ask
them to gall and nee what I have to offer
in Bed Room Suites, Parlor Suites, Si'1e-
boards, •11latresses, Spring Beds, Cdrafrs,
&e. I have all such goods on hand and I
want to sell them, and no matter what
prices are quoted you elsewhere don't buy
until you call and see what styles and
prices I have. Not only the best value in
furniture, but to anyone who parches&
1'40 worth and over of furniture I will
supply carpets at cost direct from the
manufacturer. If necessary you can got the
carpets made`to order to fit 'our rooms,
cut, ii at I e d sewed allready
u i c t d and a d for.
,
putting .down, This is a - special offer and
a .chance to get your rooms carpeted cheap.
flenieiriber this offer is from
S. GntCr:Y
r %tu a
I'u n ro Dealer, Witi ha i.
g n
Experience Ms Proved ftr '_
t A triumph in medicine wasatt
' experience proved that coS
would not only stop the pro tr9t1-
' monary Consumption, but by rtata#a brined
I health and vigor could
use ilea v d fix- restored.
be 11 res d
vigor w
Take Ne tkee,—The Thous and
Weekly Globe will be sent to any address
in Canada or the united States, for one
year, far one dollar, payable in advance.
Snbeoriptiottlt way aoxnaialn+seb At any time.
Wingham on Tbur
hearts have been sans
1 was the marriage of
Rattenbury street, C
only dattgliter of the
Owen Sound. The c,
0.30 p. m, at the Pre
Rev. 11Ir. Porde. Th
young lady, was assi
Connell and Miss Atn
while Mr. E. Hovey
, Mr. and Mrs..Johnsto
, to Clinton the same e
Please
Quite a nutnber of
arrears for the Tree
and others for this
years, We would be
call and settle, or ren
early date. We need
business and pay nttr
people, and most hav
accounts will be sent
two or three weeks,
fore the first of .Jet
placed in other ham
word to the wise is s
1 Clifford .Express: 11
ord : Another of daughter Jessie, of \Wing
is took place at on Tuesday.
ay whereby two Christian En" oavo1ei' ,
to beats one. It , _
r. John Johnston, TIM ANIMAL couxrr- coz
ntou, to iltiss Sadie, LAST R•Ia
ate Mr. Morrow, of --'
emony took place at The third annual
byterian manse, by Huron County Christie
held in Clinton last R•ee , has now passed the ladies for these ex
bride, an estimable into history, and we lies'e..,it may be that the Executive thot ght it wise to Lave
ted by Miss Rosy )nets called the most • themprinted in hani 1 t form and distri.-
,• Mason, of town, Y cpcssf;ilT meeting.,- P P
in the history of this or anrieilen. Uutecl atiioti the societ s,'and. an effort
trported the groom. , Thursday evening. 0 tober, 4111, was the will be made to have thi ;done,-:
and party returned "Our rel bin ; to missionary
opening session and n 'withstanding the ! y enter-
enint. unfavorable weather, I yal.Christian En- prise" was ni4a7XE"k, l e. ;til, by Dr. Gifford of,
detevorers and whole h acted Epworthianns Wingham. ' ilfY'.Dr.:. ..a powerful and
ay Fp' came by steed and ste. m to the number of eloquent speaker end g. e many reasons
tar snUsoriUers are in about fifty delegates, n d were inlet by the
why we should not only se gond, hut we
Set week. practical ]lints which
e%dohn Harburn, Leagues and Societies
sated resident of there being any dull r.
Vigilant, was 111
we 'us a friendly
1.
F. Beck and
am, were in town
•
The programs'ie c
minute papers on "
Committees;" they w
Galloway of Seaforth,
son of Wingham,
Brussels, Miss McEwe
Ross of Brussels, Mi
Hensel' and Miss Mill
+KTxON IN' CLINTON "Look Out," "Prayer
tion," "Social," •"Mus
ivcntion of the "Missionary" Conimi
Endeavor Union,'l'he highest eomplitne
ie closing exercises
till Friday morning.
and dreary, yet.
sons attended the
g at 0.30 conducted
n.
vention again re -
devotional exercises
ev. 1•I. Irvine, of
at given by Mise
rich, on the subject
of dull meetings"
it was, groin ; full of
if adopted in the
will surely prevent
dings.
led for seven five
o work of Model
re given by Miss N.
Miss Edith Metlte-
iss lT. Moore of
of Clinton, Miss
s Belle Wilson of
of Lucknow, on
Meeting," "Visite-
o," "Flower" and,
ess respectively.
that we can pay,
llent papers was
some for 1891 only, loyal reception Com ttee who escorted ought also to be doing g .od. The spirito-.
d several preceding them to the Batten e judged by its
glad if they would church, where the sinus.. -
t the amount, at an where they registers. Gt d incl;, then
money to run our programmes and col ' ystetntetie Bene,
Oats, as well as other The it it was a ver
it. All subscription " convention wa Y
P 7+au with Mayor dress the convene
ut during the next officer and a goodly t t ft D a ifford's eloquent
d those not paid be- d . k. He cited the
ary, 160by will be deavorers, doing all i g
Yordered to give
for collection. "A the visitors comforts M
carryon the work of i t t n tl . r income to the
fiicient," The decorations we 1 t it was Il00
nr:y Sln 'Methodist
onvention was hold,
and received their
noon badges. •
ality of a church was to
efforts to the cause of m'
Rey. ,fax. Anderson
dealt with the subject
formally opened at fieiene•e" and he thou
o'n'es as presidinggood time for him to a
umber of Local En- ion jus after e.
their power to make address on Mission \V
e, and, successfully case of the Israelites hei
e convention. a cer am portion oft
tasty and choice Levites, and explained w
ecoration committee to give, to give systernat
le trouble to make liberally. We are sore t
sent will snake more de
w to show their tip• systema tie givinn'� of tit
ve display of ban• after hearing tet..h en ex
The Secretary's repot
increase of membership
mid. shelved' that the ally and to
1 tt all those p ".:;
Weekly Globe will be soot to any address
Take Notice.—The Trades and had gone to considers
rho church attractive and homelike.
The Ice ptatis.ior this,
in Canada or the United States, for one tithes, to Cod
1lent tttldreer.,.•..r-
sltmveci• a large
nd gave .'ridente.
to prove the Huronites were manning
more united and detorim ed, .t?t'do some.
of their Master 1 l
thingf s io 1 as done
>;0
much for them One ye •ie4o there were,
but 22 societies recorded, ow there are 130
'titin'
InOl ttCltn 4 1 L a0C1 les, � and total,
o
g
•li of a
r •
membership 4 a gain
st r t; sE 1,024 as
repovtetitetthe 1894 Coir elltion. Yet .1
said there were societies lot yet inside
union, anti urged upon , re delegates tn•w;
all in their power to Lev eery society iia'
the County join the tui u and therm/
strengthen, and help tit h organisation, tier
well as enjoy the lintel of these oonvem...
(ions. A special regttes'• teas made asking
the corresponding secret ries to answer sift
eorrespotrde n va plontp y, when to
them from time to tin
(o se ruxa o• 81* 1Ran9e,j-
year, for one dollar, payable in advance.
Subscriptions may commence at any time.
delegates were not sl
predation of the effect
hers, mottoes and ate
The main object of
SALE REGISTER.
All parties getting their sale hills printed
Office will
at the Times a have a o a free notice
inserted in this list op to the time of sale,
Sbvut;nAr, Det. 13 .--LLAnetion sale of
stoat, inlplet his, et ., at 3. B,Cumtnings'
t1 1 c .t J. omni'
shop,a o c 0 13.Cummings,
s
iI,
g
ever, was to get as gnu
carrying o11 the work t
have 'undertakens I
t v,
press into such a short.
The first address of
songwas that
given b
chairman of the194 Lo
proprietor. John t tic, auctioneer. subject being, "Why
''uxsner, Oct. 1 t, —Auction sale of Bight royally did he we
farm stock and 'nips m ts, on lot 18, con. and gave them sufliciex
1.01 Turnberry, at 1: "aloe P. m. Walter that Clinton meant
S. Hawk, propriet Pete ' Deans, nuc• they invited the Conve
ttoneer.
Hers.
ie convention, how.
► practical help for
hieh the societies
t
possible cent -
d
cent-
ime.
r the service of
L. I#, Stevens,
1
o
,.
1 Gmrtlittee, his
ve invited you,"
once the delegates
reason to know
at they said when
ion and that they
meant it now.
SArunnxr, Nor. 3nn.---Attotioli sale of Itev..1. \V. Holmes 1
southhalf of lot Na, 6, Can. 1, Morris, eon- subject, t
Zt a1ificatt
o
shtinttet" Mi sores, mere or less, at Queen's available for Christie
Motel, Wingham, at 2 o'clock p. no. Mar.' pressed upon the deleg
1 gareb Paine, proprletrsss. Pieter Deans, .vital importance that
; auctioneer, tient in order to do Ch
xt dealt with the
necessary and
work." lie irtt,
to that it was of
eq ne Chris.
That