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VOL.. 'XXIIL.---NQ. 1192. WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1894.
The Been has been making preparations
fora Big Fall. Trade by gathering together
a large and well-seldoted stook of Goods in
every line, all bought at the lowest and best
markets and walked at the smallest margin
of profit. Goods were never as cheap as
this season, which you will admit after
calling and getting prices for anything you
need, let it be what it may. Dress Goods,
.Flannels, Underwear or Staples, Furs,
ReadyMade Clothing, Boots and Shoes and
•Groceries. And in order to father help
•you and make all go as far aspossible, we
will give to all Cash Buyers a STRAIGHT DIs.
COUNT or 10 ri.lt CET., instead of our present
system, op all purchases, lett it only be 10
cents, (with one exception only, sugar.)
Remember our goods are marked as low
•as any in the.' trade, and eve will not be
undersold. We stillhold the reputation for
the best Tea in Wingham at 36 cents, 8 lbs.
for one dollar, 5 lbs, for one dollar and fifty
,oents.
ORR & H1SCOCKS,
The. Only Direet Importers.
'Tan i3xen, Oct. llth, 1894.
• Marriage Licenses
Issued by Feeenk Pnx.abson, No 23, Vic-
toria street,Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
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Unques�fonultly Canada's Greatest Goin.
mercielScheels. Cata:onues free. Men-
tion this. paper. Shaw a i;tltutt, Principals.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Town and i ri t i+roperty sold on join
mission, to the best advantage of both
•buyer and seller. No sale, no charge.
.
Rents collected and property looked after.
FIRE Inii RANOE.
Those desiring insurance should select
eine of the following old and reliable English Take Notiee.—The Tntirs and
.stook companies : • Weekly Globe w,l'lie eat to any address
Sun Fire Insurance Company, (Bated?* in Gonedn,, er the ? ti ='ad States, for one
dished 1710.) -:Year, for one dotlaretrt }iYable in advance.
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•Alliance Vire Assaleteice Coreptny, (es .. On Tuesday,
while coming back from
tablished 1822.) . •the, funeral, Mr. . Kling's horse • became
Lancashire Fire L srLnCe C
amp ny
, uhma}fti,geablo an ran faro the eid• ': k
(establiehec11b'62.)'iaea the Park H se, upeetti tib
S. hilt rictUi fes ' and throwing .y 1\t Kling iia • ,� .. « f` s
itsv
Rest Estate and Fire ins5ianco Agestt;; toes, who was ri ng with hum, ee. , '' or=
Kent Elea, Wingham e
tunately neither 'thein were hurt. The
buggy was coneerably broken, but the
.
LOChorse did not ge away.
�'f�:NE �i'iirS
--Teao0 1
�p ns Oa doz. at Herr. s Faix.
-Division Court was held on Tuesday
last, in the Temper nee • all, by Judge
Doyle. There was. •lir t calendar, and it
was disposed of by • •n. • '
—J. R. Royn• stock of groceries at
cost, at H, E. 'WD's, Macdonald's Block,
Wingham,
—Rev. Wm. MeG gor, of Durham, was
in town a few days 1 t week calling on old
friends. He likes is new charge very
much, and was on 1 way to the Baptist
Convention at St.. T omas.
—Save 20o on every dollar by buying
your Groceries at Kerr's Fair.
—The Canadian I ependent, published
in Toronto, will h eater be known as
"The Congregatio list," and will be
edited by Rev. Char s Duff. The former
editor, Rev. W. Wy • Smith, will still aid
in the work.
—Boots and shoes neatly and promptly
repaired. Goon BnoTxlsms, The New Shoe
Store,
—The Judge's Co t for the revision of
the Voters' List of tit : Town of Wingham,
for 1894, will be held n the Town Hall, on •
Tuesday, November th, commencing at 0
a. m: Wo understa 1 that there are quite
a large nuznber of t peals to be disposed
of.
—All persons i _debted to the under.
signed on accou • will please call and
settle not later tn ' Nov.
1st, or the bills
will be placed in user hands for oolloctiun.
D. A. Mechem:.
--Last week's 1 russels Post contained a
description of th; apiary of Mr. G. A.
Do,i.dman, of the town, as well as a cut
giving a verY
i igoo
Deadman is an
and has one of
province. He
,Tersey cattle.
• view of the same. Mr.
enthusiastic iastiC b P
ee•kee er
s
he best apiaries in the
lso has e, herd of very fine
-=rresh Groceries at Kerr's Fair.
air. J.11, ReyIds disposed of his
•stock of geecextoa,
1-1. 23; bosh.: •''
--Plates 00c a doz. at Korr'.sFair.
�-A number of tit members of the X, O.
O. F. of Brussels ar ..ing their brethren
in town a fraternise sitt'.as we go to press.
;. t. ; . ,
Cheap La bods. I3. E. Srew,,
Maddonald's Ble t, Wingham.
El intends
Kobe.
—We learn that .iVlr I't
commenoiug the mapn store of pop again
in town, shortly;
—Cash tor for good butter and eggs at R. A.
alta rt'A neerket gl•ocery.
—Mr. A. Secord•ia•a tending the meeting
of the Western Assooi tion of the Congre-
gational church in Se land, Ontario, this
week, eye -
-Mr. John Bell, ,•jr, ft on Monday for
Seaforth, where he joi 4 to hunting party
and he is now in . Mus enjoying:a sea-
son's sport.
—Long boots: Imam. and factory -
made. The best;; • aria' cheapest in the
county. Goof, Bitoeniins, 'The New Shoe
Store.
o day ads week, to Mr.
'4—A jewelry fakir hal
jewelry in Seaforth, `+
surrounding torous.
,,umber of "greenies" i
Goderieb; wbo soon;
been selling trashy
oderioh and other
nd he Bund a good
both Setiforth and
parted with their
;money. ese •
—For first-class tailoring .and cheap
gents' furnishinge, try Webster & Co.
Remember the place, one door south of
R. A. Grahams grocery store.
—By reference at, t
ings, in another column
r Manna succeed
liCayo
the present, the Colin
to have a sidewallt»u
Council proceed -
twill be seen that
I
I in defeating, for
in their endeavors
down on Patrick
That Jbyful r'eelinlg
Opt the exhilarating tense of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanliness
:*Mob tall +lite nae iff Syrup of Figs, is
+known Lw who have . not • pro.
beyond•'bhe old time medicines and
`‘ielbstStereed titimtt't'ineei dusted
..Ate, o, y d by mite 7,01, l4f ad,,
Yi
—G. T. ,Et. trains for Toronto and east
leave: .Wingbam at 0.25 a. m. and 20 a.
m., via W. G. & B.; 0.35 a. zntr�• ,?.�-25
p, m., via Clinton and Guelph1
neotions by alt trains:
On Tuesday; of er the conclusion of
the Division` ;oi;r t,on
a suit, who seeYned t
friend, should have
been decided, assault
ants in the case, net
stables. The olcl g
handled, and was b
tteheadand face,:
1
Morris, and no don
—Miss Charlotte McDonald wishes tb
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 Bloolt -Pref. Moody's
tailor system taught. Cutting and fitting
o .specialty
—I{err's Fair, corner Josephine and Viet
toria streets. •
—Part of our Hart stow correspondence
is unavoidably crowd out, btttwill appear
in our next issue.
---Butter and Eggs wanted at Kerr's
Pair,
—L. G. Chamberlai , eve specialist, will
be at C. E. Williams' .rug store, Wingham
on Tuesday, Novembt Oth. See adver.
tisement.
—Any person bang a nicely located
house, with about stet. rooms; oan And a
tenant by applying at this office.
—The Union furni ire factory is now
making the new lines of furniture they in-
tend placing upon tta n rrket, and will
soon have a full comps nt of hands em-
ployed.
—For sale, a u er of Brown Leghorn
Roosters and s, Apply at TIES office,
Wingham.
• --After five years If labor, with the help
of 247 editors, and fee enormous expendi-
ture of nearly out million dollars, the
Funk & Wagnalls Cempany ennonnos that
the last page of the 3ecoud, the concluding,
volume of the new : •tandarcl Diotionary, is
now in type. This volume will be ready
for delivery in Nov . 1ber,Pena,Meyer Block, Winrbam. 1 tiPislars
speaker of the evening. The Baptist choir
r
Appronticea wanted to learn. Dress- -Tho 5th of No ember, Guy Fawkes will give several selecns. a t u
making. traitor system of cutting taught.., day, will be celebrated by L. 0. L. No. 704, i next weelt•
—Electric. Soap, 10 for 05c at Herr's
Fair.
'$4 A Chinaman er ved in town this
week and has arrang d to open a laundry ,
in the brick building next door to Mr,
,
Wm. Diamond's tea ore, ‘10;#'y
-14-Cops and Saucers, 700 doz. at Kerr's
Fair.
V—Mr. J. B. Fergus!!, town clerk, lute
boulevarded and plaasd a plank sidewalk
in front of his reside co on Shaer street.
The appearance of bis fine residence and
grounds have been gr�atly improved. /
--Trunks, valises, leather bagseto. Now
stook just received at GOOD Biennials, The
New Shoe Store.
• •—Ilia Lordship iabop Baldwin, of
London, preached in t. Paul's church, in
this town, on Sunda last, at 11 a. ne. The
discourse was a pra iced and thoughtful
ono, and was enjoye by the large congrega.
tion. The Bishop •cached et Belgrave at
3 o'clook and at B yth at 7 p. in, At the
latter place he pr .shed the •anniversary
sermon. 0n Mono Ly afternoon, St Mark's
church, Auburn, wet consecrated by the
Bishop.
—Watches, olodes and jewelry promptly
repaired and fully . warranted by Heuer
1�
$1 A YEAR IN `.DVA tC
Fa -rooms 12e, Clothes Pine 2o doz.,
Slate Pencils 0 for 1e, Spoof 2o, at Kerr's
•-Bir,
Some of the res eats of the town do
not seem to be aware of the fact that it is
contrary to law to us firearms in the cor-
poration,
—private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf ,lona Nx.t•;naius.
—Arrangements at + being made to drive
a member of piles i, 1 the river to protect
the wheel housee of t e waterworks from
being inundated. and 'wept away.
—At a meeting ,f the. W. C. T.. U.,
recently held, the fo owing ot1icere were
sleeted for the ensuin -e. year ; Mrs. (Rev.)
D. Perris, president ;rs. John Conery,
recording secretary; .]:rs. Jobn. Forster,
corresponding secreta _y; Mrs. Wm. But-
ton, treasurer; Mrs. Alistlm, Mrs. Diamond
and 52rs. (Ray.) Giffi xd, vice presidents,
The meetings of the Lesion are held the
third Monday of each month, and the
Gospel Temperance mP =ing the first Mon-
day night of each wont... The next Gospel
Temperance meeting .w 1 be hold in the
Temperance Hall, on Monday evening,
Nov, 5th. Rev. Jas. H.milton will be the
Apply to MISS H. 7. Powsnn,
opposite Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
't—On Monday, •shortly after dinner,
while Sir. J. B. 0i mmings and his son
James were drivini 'along Josephine street,
the axle of the wagon broke, the occupants
falling on their fav s on the styes. The
Norge took fright n sol ran down`to Sweets'
hotel sheds, where he was catigllt ` `Neither
Mr. Cummings m: Jitnwte 4,0e injured,
except a few sorat :hes, and• the horse was
none the worse.
WANTED to borrow for a, term of years
$3,000 on good farm security, at 5 par cent.
interest. For particulars apply at Trees
Office, Wingham, 0 t.
•-Tsemembers 0 te Rural Deaneryr of
t ro meti n Clinton W dnesda of
Huron o C t e
y
last week,represen .atves being P
resent
from Seaforth, Win. ham, Goderiolt, Brus-
sels, B)yth, Dungan, ton, Bayfield, Middle-
ton rind Clinton: • Te Rev. Rural Dean
Hodghus presided, a d complimented the
grand
bya -
eaters � met
a_ a and tea in the.
+-+
Town Hall, t1/Ltev 11, W. Hughes, of Ade- I
laide, will deliver les celebrated lecture,
"Orangeism in Gres. Britain," Rev. Jas.
Livingstone, of Ifinc reline, will lecture on
"Oraugeism in Can da," and Rev, A. P. '
Moore, of Bervie, w' 1 deliver an address.
The lectures mid dresses tvt
il be inter-
spersed.
nce t •-
spersed. with sets :tions by Capt. Tom
Robson, humorist, of London, and Miss
Lelia Berry, sopraf_o, of Lucknow. Mr. A.
Anderson, of Luck ow, will be present and
render a number of .selections on tate bag-,
pipes. Sapper wit be served in the town
hall atter the entei ,ainlueut.
'-I a.n still here n 'W} ham in t
t leas n the
g
Furniture and k' •: i'
i~ u Uudeita tog' business, Lt Ci
cordially invite anyone wanting goods in
my line to call and sen for yourselves
where ou canget bestvalue for your
i
money. Don't e deceived by what some
interested parties say about prices, but.
come and sea for yourselves. I am not
Take 11—Tile :Mails and
Weekly Globe «111 be sent to any address,
in Canada or the 'United States, for one
year, for one dollar, payable. _in• advance.
Subscriptions may cot}Tmeuce at any time.
On Sunday last Wm. S. Vanstone,
firm of Vanstone
passe.: away at the
this town, in his
1 o n
was the eldest son
stone, "anti:" had not
ith for a year or so.
trips to the Old
and during the last
re cold, which de-
n of the lungs, which,
li ,tin was the
tCa 0 e
p ,
Re was a general
th has' cast a gloom
of the
i
. The friends
, any authority or taiin
ympathy of the whole ! vent the plaintiff from
r bereavement. The I a councillor. It appe
-as very largely at- and the other membp
and Orange societies disagreed•on questxdp
me, the deceased being which resulted in til
t these societies, as well
Relief Committee no
ai,d, in which society mittee meetings of wh
lie caeried an iueut pec. I chairman and then y,llrevetrt tg"'
senior member of th
�
Bros., marble dealers,
the F his mottle
r i
ho 0
33rc1 year.,TLe•deceas
of the late Joseph Va
enjoyed very robust !sqq
He made a couple of
Country this season,.
trip contracted a sev
into Fon esti
velooed o
0
e. r
•1 of c
al L 1 he
an ,xvt
cause of his death
favorite, and his de
over the commu nit
•ass have the
Clet,9 ..d hk
community in the
Furniture, Tuesday
here to be undersold yourselves.
in I utvitnre, funeral -cis T y
Deanery on the.- inc -eased interest mani- Picture Framing or Undertaking. Please tended, the O=.Iclfellr
- • ad in church tick during the year, bear this in mind. •taking part in the s
S. Gnacmr,
many of the congzgntions having been Practical Undertaker. a member of both
___ as the Sons of 'Soo
A Picture of Gladstone, .
Which readers oft is paper can obtain
• for a nominal price. A very fine portrait
of Hon. W. E. Gladst- tie, Great Britain's
greatest statesman a• 1 orator, has been
ntreal Herald Com -
8 inches in size, is
led paper, and makes
for framing. It is a
urier picture ' which
mous sale througlio•et
TIDES desirous. of
the .CI.
hey were' all fro then discussed wi 30 it was -the general •obtaining this can et it by sending their
the end is not yet,' opinion that no p: plait aboard receive a nitlt's 'and address accompanied by six
freed from debt gal ed in attendanee anti
also in number of communioants. Rev.
','11r. Weed, the secre.ary, read the minutes,
lifter which a comm ttee was elected pou-
sisting of Rev. Merrs. Hoagies, Turnbull
and Higley and ' essrs. Helmeted and
efthoseinterested in Dennie to co -open •te with the mission! published by The M
think drat he, or his committee of,the•di cese in the assessment; pony. It is 12 by
lchtitt tt l iL b
Oust had of the several paris as for chum], work. I printed on superior t
d eine bf the defend- A resolution of sy eepathy for the family I a handsome picture
: the • 'Queen's betel of the late Crowell Willson, of Wingham, companion to the L
tleinau ,was 'severely was carried by a se:acting vote. Matters last year had an eno
were '
to with therants to
Corin C d11a L. i,eadel 0
id r i about ea d} Readers t .cons ewlzy o tC
—Tim deer hunt
opened Saturday, 2
Nov. 15. Dogs ar
during the whole se
time is allowed for
need to be. A. persi
but two deer per i
shoot a fawn. F'or:
any of the regulati
of 1150 is provide
Second offense is
months' imprison
g. season in Ontario
th inst., and closes on
allowed to be used
son, and no additional
still" hunting, as there
n is permitted to shoot
ason. It is illegal to
the first violation of
e on the statute a. fine
The penalty for a
$50 fine and three
et.
.grant when it is pia n that if willing they
gould support a clor ,yrnan for themselves,
and•also that no mb ley given to themission
fund should be ex ended for any other
purpose than those ,port of poor missions.
A vote of thanks rata' passed to the rector
of Clinton for hi . hospitality, after •
whioh the meeting c osecl with the benedio•
tion, to Meet in Sen-,rth in May. A good
mission meeting w held in the evening,
_ when spirited add sae's were delivered by
Rev, Messrs, Arm rung, of Hayfield, and
Wood, of Wingham • '
SALE REOLSTEB.
All parties getting their stale bills printed
et the Trans office will hrbre a free notice
inserted in this list up to the time of sale.
Fein% Nov. 2nd.—Auction tale of nine
stock and implements, on lot 41, con. 42,
East Wawanosb, at 2 o'clook p. m. Mathew
Carpets Along With Furniture. lir: Elliott, proprietor. John Currie, one -
Anyone wanting to buy furniture or lortr.
carpets this fall and wanting to geCtlie qv, 3rd.—Auction sale M
best value for their money, Leteceddeteette. ; 044
them to call and see what I
bays
'taVi'ffer
far. , id
•inpletnents, at g o'clock p.
fn Bed hoorn Snttes, ParlorS itgl iHo• r Iiakerproprietor, jag. _Ilene
boardsMatresaesSprinq titS,
dersou, auotiopee}.
hd I
1 h Dods on hand it
die nave all etre � ri
want to ee11 thesis, an he matter tevhat SAT/ADA N•av' 8tlr'. tion sale of
prices are gttotal you - elsewhere Hoof s btty south half of lot No. 9, horse 1, Morris, eon•
until yea oalI Lud Igee what styleetzttsd eietinO of 00 acres, more or lose, at Q00001.0
rf es I have. beat Orr- tlto best value in ,
furniture but to ttuy f heb purahaeone Rotel, wingham, at 2 o'clock p. m. Mar -1
$40 worth and 'over'ofrniture I will t garet Baine, proprietress. rater Deans,
supply carpets at odd': sheet from tbe I auctioneer,
oar tg ad y Esperfenoe nae ]'roved it..
l�
manufacturer. If neoessae� yott can get the
made order to t our rooms,1
r, Matched and Rested all ready for, A triumph in medicine wasattained when
putting down. Thin is est epao;al offer Ana experienee prayed that Scott's Emulsion
(thence to gat your Foo .t Etta '' ted clamp. twould not only stop the progress of Pei•
remember this o
t is
..
S. Ytut'fAe'v, inenary Consumption, but by its continued
c�
Win' ,liens. ; nes health and vigor could be fulls• r+esktirsd,
h"uleetkit e < . ` or, g t 1
.x fix-'+ .'n
a
cents to pay the cosof mailing and tubing,
to the Montreal E. a1d Co., 908 Craig
Street, Montreal.
.The R‘Al, Issue.
Dt.elt Trona,—At , public meeting held
in. tbe Temperance all on the evening of
the 3rd September, 7r. Macdonald made
nn address, in wbicl he saw fit to strongly
condemn for thei ' inconsistency those 1
temperance electors vho voted against the
Mowat Adtninistrat sn. In your issue of
the 7th inst., I stabile the fact that Mi-.
Connolly had pledked himself that, if
elected, he would . 'Import n prohibitory
Matter
measure, no matter . y what party 'such
measure might Lit brought before the
Legislature. I thou ht if the fact was
brought to the noti ; of the Doctor he
would have seen At , retract or at least
modify bis: stoterneee , but in this I have
been disappointed.' I instead of a retrace
tion . as 1 expected, :have been met by
"Teetotaler," who a pears to want proof
that such pledge tis given. I have re-
plied that in my •ot. ion it is unnecessary
to furnish proof, 1 It 'would do so if the
statement is denied sy Mr. Connolly. I
however will go ft thee and prove my
'statement in case it s denied by one of
kie•known suppotte. over his own signa-
faxe. As it is teak evident that Dr.
Maetlonald does not intend to retract or
modd;fy his stateniFats,1 shall net follow
the Matter further tikes something its a
reply to this corn' funioation intakes it
appear really neoetewy.
Yours truly,
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—The December i ue of the Delineal
• which is caked The )hristmas Number
always a notable ed:
magazine, and this y
ally good tbiugs. Al
ion Of this favorill:.•
iffr it is full of ufilr�sa7L••
y of the coat --taw.
tions have• the diet -leave flavor of
season, emong titer; being Christinat
Cheer, Gifts and 0 ving, A Plentationsi
Christmas, and a •f-tristmaa Entertain.
ment. In the Mini =rgarten Series tbei
subject is Christmas -ork for the Children,
and the chapters on 'Onetime Iron Work
and Crepe and Tissue Papers alae treats of
articles suitable forirsentation. Barnard '.'''
College (New York y) ie the subject of
an able l:aper by a g*t,duate of '98, and
there is a l ractieal ar 1 helpful article len
Photo -Negative Retot` thing as au Bentley..
went for Women. Tee initial chapter of a_:
series on the Relatio: s of Mather and Soni
opens the subject inte eseing1y, the second
instalment of The'Ho se .chsouseee sensibly
the matter of furnishi g, and the'ecntinua-
tion of What To Do :!i Illness will be of
great benefit to ever mother. In, the
popular Tea Table Tks is found gossip.
about seasonable e a ; there is an article
on Fur Rugs and Rol `s, and the newest
Books aro. noticed. N .wdeszgnsare shown
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Lace Making, etc. T e subscription place
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single Copies, fifteen .ants each. Address
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—A case of conside)able interest: came:
ae
before Judge Ohadw ck, of Guelph, on
Saturday last. Mr. Masten, Q. C., art
behalf of the plaintiff, a councillor of the •
town of Mount T•
o t cleat -•u chairman nal}of the
d z tt
Relief Committee, mo'ed•to obtain an in-
junction Testai t ,
pts nTn M 1tlartnT 1 e Mayor
�I x
l n, . � Y
g
and the other. `member of the council of
the town. of Meant For et, from exercising
an • action t e-
y
o r
P
holding his, seat as
s diver the' plaintiff
f ` sou eil have
�a ��e , ?� . L
.du • the year
ns of the
)ilB:stem-
fats
trend'*
bllsev
Take Notiee.—Tho . Tants and I tueetiug from being hem : Tlie plaintiff 3n
Weekly Globe will us sent to any address ; c;otmc l criticised the •Rion of the oth 7
in Ilanada oe the Unitech States, for one ti
year, for one dollar, payable in advance. ; teembers of the count in severe terms.
Subscriptions may commence at any time. ; when
the Mayor and council ordeted'hint
to apologize. Thistle refused to 'do, anis
Peionais. i the Maoor directed t ie chief of police to
Mr.J. McTavish, of Seafc rth, is visiting . jeer the plaintiff fro the council, ,and
friends in town. 1 Itis Worship has cont plied at subsegnetit.
Miss Lilly Itaake of Lucltnow, is visiting :'itaetinge which the ilnintiff attends to
friends in town. t eject him. His Horn • Judge Chadwick
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*ranted an iu`unctio .for 8 da s against
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Mr. Chase. }iatnh, sitist, of Woodstock, is the. Mayor and the me, Thera of the council "
in town this week, so eating towaniS t e plaintiff, and €t
Mr, T. Mmencirev- was visiting friends in motion will be n1?tde r b' ao itinue this in» .
Stratford, this tveul 1 +•inetion at Oegool ' all in Toronto this:.
bliss Bate Iirin ly is on a visit to her i Week. It appears th Mayor and cctunett t
sisters in Detroit. I claim to;be acting un er a bylaw author '
Miss M. hieLean ,vas Boma from Luck-
1 ming the council to eje t any member using
now 00 Sunday Inc language
reflecting on other members, but
Mr. 1I. lloona .of the Ripley Express, the plaintiff claims t 's ley -law is beyond
11I . G.i thepowers
was ill town on '.CU- 3day.
Mrs. Grieve, of > rgus. was the guest of 1Inept.
Mrs. ressant a feat -lees s lmet week.
Mee, H. P. Chaps in, of Ripley, was in Uwe vuncil.
town on Saturd,ti;,Wet, on business. I .4. special meeting of thtttaTowit Conner!
bliss Sallie Noor ook left on Tuesday to ; was held on Tuned tv• evening lost. Meni•
visit her aunt, who •elides in Dundee. I hers present-• ItMtijni' Minna, peeve Sparl4
j Mr. Samuel. Teff afTroy,is at present on i ens, Deputy -peeve lI Flue and C ouuatl)il
a visit to his son -i: lL•v, Mr. 1t, J. Black- 11Io1 inlay, Gregory,1 lading, Green. Xli • ile
well. Moore, Arsrott, 111 -dsntan mai r'Juhue.,
l 11Ir. Geo. Tervit r• ,d Mr. K. Lieklater, of The t nestion up f - consideration wear
i Walkerton, paid W igham it visit on Sun- the laying of a new idewelk en Patrick
!day. street, the ratepayers of that street having
Mr. ,)ohn Allenbj sr., of totes, tetttrttecl offered to supply the _ails and lay the walk
from visiting fried s in Hinco•rdine, ou
if the town would arniah the lumber.
Friday last. The Mayor would not allow any discussion _ .
Mr, Thos. J. Scot of Toronto, was in until a motion was ietore the Council, r i
er
totvn'a day or two ie latter part of teat when the following -nation ryas made ,a •
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Moved by C. 3, liettdf-g, secenr,led by Woo.
Mester Thos. See., son of Mr. Walter Moore, that this Cou eil gratin the Strstt
Scott,
of Toronto, .s been inWWII
'few
Committee to a
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lumber blt
ti3
TTw
treet. Considerable
the motion, taken
abera of the Central
to pat the meth
no looney to pegs
ned the Gonne%
days renewing old trnttanitaneeships• a sidewalk on Patrick
Blyth Standard i nfiss 1:. G. 'Y'oung and discussion ensued . on
Miss 111.1►iit:belt w visiting friends in part in by several me
Winghant this week
rias visiting friends
..Mr. H. S. Young
Vhutsday..Mr. and
Lila Miss Lenise 1"
were the guilts of
and Tuesday.
Miss 'Mabel Jameson Mayor Maritsa rasa
Winghatn this week stating that 'there waw
Mt in Wingham on gill 'amber, and tajot
Mrs. J, 13.1!`et'gilson
neon, of Wingham, `stliincrilx: ft(sr
h friends Mend"'' 'eekiy Glebe. $1