The Wingham Times, 1895-01-04, Page 1r
qt.
VOL. XXIV 1202!
VE WISH YOU ALL A MERRY
CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY
NEW YEAR.
ORR & H1SCOCKS,
The Only Direct Importers.
Tile Biiui, Dec, 20th 1894.
Jae
Marriage Licenses
Issued by PRANK PATERSON. No aarYire-
torin, street,Wingham, Ont. No wittuisses
• required.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY'.
Town and Farm Property oold ou gem -
311/138i011, to the best advantage of both
buyer and seller. No sale, no chOge.
Rents collected and properte/lookecl after.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Those desiring insurance should detect
cone of the following old and reliable English
stock companies :
Sun Fire Insurance Company, (Estab-
lished 1710.)
Norwich 'Union Insurance. Comp&ny,
(established 1797.)
Alliance Fire Assurance Company, qes-
tablishe 1824.)
Ancashire Fire Insurance Comtnaly,
'(established 1852.)
S. vormiLL, ;.;
Real Estate and Fire Insurance Aterit,
Kent Block, Tilingbam.
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LOCAL. N S.
"brooms, 2 for 25o err & Canary's.
Renew.
Renew now.
Renew and det the Timis and Weekly
Globe for 1895,1"for $1.
-Mr. W. R. lden had a good day on
New Yea,rs',the gt4lery bein rowded pretty
:nearly all day.
To let.- Good co e store, opposite Dr.
'Chisholm's, IV1oOluf old stand. Apply.
to W Button, W ghrtm, Ont.
Mr: W.F. Brockenshire has purchased
the brick residence Mr. Neil McGregor,
on Francis street, , t a fair price.
The TILVES and Weekly Globe from now
till the end Of 10 for $1. Subscribe now
and get the balano . of this year.free.
-Some of the f tories have commenced
operations again a er the Christmas holt-
. -days. The other will start on Monday
next.
Reathffeld's Healing Balsam is the
surest and safest cure for colds in the
t world. Price 50 cents, at Williams' Drug
'Store, Wingham.
-The next rnee ing of Wingham Coon-
,
AI, Canadian Ord. e of Chosen Frieeds,
fill be held on. McAuley evening next. A
tillattendance of members is urgently
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY. JANUAY 4, 1895. $1 A YEAR IN AD
Williams, the druggist, sejls pure drugs.
-Splendid skatifg in t rink.
B. powder, pure, 1 , Kerr & Conery's.
--Considerable w d is being delivered
in town now.
A 44 piece Tea, Set for $1.75, at the Star
store, H. E. SNELL.
-The snow on unday and Sunday
night has made Pfairb. good sleighing, and
business has been qui e brisk for the past
few days.
Buy per lamps at oho Star store.
IL E. SNELL.
--The TIMES carr e'r boys return thanks
to their numerous lestrons for the liberal
manner in which t ley were treated on
their annual call. _
Baby carriage runners, to fit any car-
riage, at T. E. CORN'S.
-The young son o , Mr. Jos. Bullard,
who was so seriously injured last week, is
getting along nicely, nd it is expected that
he will not lose the me of bis legs. His
being young is great] in his favor.
reThe TIMES, Weekly Globe, Farmers'
Sun, and Ladies' J urnal, for 1895 for
$1.60. Balance of ti s year free.
-There were on y aboutetwen, , rate-
payers present at the meeting °elle hy the
Mayor, on Thursday evening of le, week,
and nothing was dcae. No onts:anettred
to desire to discuss are matters the Mayor
was anxious to have -isoussed.
That Seaforth stook has arrived. See
ad on page 8. GOOD Bees. •
-Courts for
ion Vo
Jud.e Do
held as
f the Derain -
Huron; by
Barrister, WM he
n. I6th; Oran -
9 inch plates, 1210e, err & Cenery's,
Man wants but 'Attie here below,
But women- deny it-
Wapts needy e% ,rthing in sight,
And man has tot to buy it.
-Watches, aloe es and jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by Ileesee
Puna V . Wingham.
-The Rev. Meal re. Crossley and Hunter
leave for Boston, 'lass., on Janury 4th,
where they will b. for probably a couple of
months. Their meetings will be held in
the People's Tem se, the largest church in
the Eastern State . /From Boston they go
to St. John, N. 13, k
Good bye to
high prices.
Be sure and
ne
credit, bad debts and
ow eel' for cash only.
our prices before you buy
hardware. Js. A. CLINE & Co.
-The Grand Trui Railway has issue
new regulations to .11 the conductors on
their line, and the 1 ttle white pasteboard
ticket by which th - conductor identifies
his peasengers will 1.3 no longer in use,
inatead, printed deination tickets will be
used, whioh will be punched at the beginn-
ing of the journey, ,nd collected before the
destination is react ad.
Salmoni's Eng _sh White Oils cures
Chilblitine. Rheumatism. Sprains, Bruises
and Sore Back. For sale at 25o. at Williams
Drug Store, Wingbarne
-.Anniversary a
the Methodist cher
bath, Jan. 13th, 1
Gifford, Ph. D., of
Michigan, and bi
church here, will
evening, and deliv
ing Monday even
author of sever
volume of Berme
vices will be held in
Wingham, on Sab-
5. The Bev. M. W.
e Detroit Conference,
er of the pastor of the
earth both morning and
r a lecture on the follow -
g. Dr. Gifford is the
works, iuoluding a
brook, Jan., 13 ; s entitled, "Laws of the
Soul," and is one of the most popular
Ethel, J n St . Ingham, Jan. It4eid;
preephers in the etroit conference. Don't
Wrox , an. 24th Morris, at Befirreve,
fail t;ce leee,r,him. Speeial collections in aid
Jan. 25th ; Turnbe •y, at Bluevale; ;fan.
29th; Howick, Jan. 18th. . of Trust fund
Coughs and o son be cnracalapoing
"Where is rite. watch, Melinda 2" "John-
Heathfield's Healing Balsam. Pin. sale at niers net tracking hickory nuts with it."
VIAll right, then, that won't hurt it, for
50o. at Williams' Drug Store, Wingliam.
I it was got at M. Patterson's jewellery
the Clerk of the Pee fer the quarter end- I -Smith's Pligietary Almanac and
ing Dec. 11th, slee% 43 cases tried by the I Weather Guide, veilich, is the successor to
County magistracy Eight are credited to I Vennror's Almelo .e, has been received.
Seaforth, 5 to Wi,gham, 7 to Brussels, 7
to Dungannon, r -id the remainder to astroncmical phe ornena, and the informs -
various magistral . Four of the oases tion the almanac e•ontains will, no doubt'
were violations of he liquor mot, two are be of value. T e author's weather pre -
for serious offen s and the remainder diotions for Jan exy are as follows : A cold
minor cases. T fines imposed aggre-
stormy month.
gated about $200.
gales, heavy dr
Salmonils English White Oils is the best in my mind's e
family Liniment .in the world. Good for I of 1888 and
man or beast. Price 25- cents, at Williams' i
DrugStore, Wingham. I mean tempera
-The schedule it convictions issued by store, Winghtema'
The author make a special feature of the
-At the meeti
No, 26, -Canadian
on Friday evenin
officers -were electe
D. Sraall, 0. R.;
T. 3. McLean, R.
S. Grazey, Treas.
Wm. Stapleton, S.
J. S. Kerr, S. B. ;
Examining Physic
W. B. Towler,P. lj
J. P. Kennedy.
of Court Maitland,Ifor over twent
rder of Foresters, held ivery near oi
last, the following i "mild spell" o "January thaws" will be
I emphasized brthe disagreeable accompani-
for the ensuing term:
. I ment of ram nd fog. Fog will be preva-
. , • • • 1
F. 54
. month. Tor- adoes are likely to occur in
Piercing winds, disastrous
ts, snow blockades. I have
e as I write the Jannaries
93. The first gave us a
re at Montreal, the lowest
year, the second came
the same. The inevitable
. ; D. M. Gordon, I lent on the atlantic Coast during the
J. Neelands, Chap. ;
w the Southern Atates and dise,stithus storms
; Wm. Gray, J. ; over the Atla tic Ocean.
. H. Roderus, 3. B. ;
G T. R. rains for Toronto and east
ns, Drs. J. E. Teerilyn,
leave - 'Win& .m at 6.25 a. m. anti 11.20 a.
acdonald, T. Chisholm, m., via W. G 3.; 6.35 a. m. and 3.25
p. m., via Clinton and Guelph. Good cot -
11 t
-Miss Cherie e McDonald wishes to
intimate to the ladies of Wingham and
„squested. vicinity that the Dress and Mantle making
-For first-olase tailoring and cheap
nta' furnishbags, try Webster & Co.
°member tbe place, one door south of
. A.. Graham's grocery store.
We notice that decors. .lag. A. Cline
Co. have decided t. adopt the dash sys-
tem and in future w 1 sell for cash only.'
Vhis is a step in the right direction and
should be encourage by all progressive
people. The long o edit system is behind
the ago and live bus less men all over the
t
onintly are beginni g to recongnize this
feet.
Primulas (Chinese Primroses), white and
colored, blooming. Get one from the Iron
Bridge Greenhouse. T. C. Gumi,
Lower Wingbarci.
-An Owen a paper of a late issue
says "Mr. T. A. eid, Principal of the
Model School, was tented with an ad.
.dress and handsom gold headed cane by
the students, prior the conclusion of the
fati tertn, on Vrida evsning. The address
speake in empha a terms, of the devoted
-attention and erect evinced by the
practical and th ouch manner of Mr.
leici"kteaching ilities. in the address
heeen the udente' appreciation of
efficiency of t eir teacher. Mr. Bela in
!toting the gift appropriately replied."
Ing.;tt c. friends in Wingham
vicinity v. ill be pleased to learn that
meeting with success in' Owen
business formerly carried on by Miss M.
Johnston, will be continued by her in the
old stand, Gregory Block. Prof. Moody's
tailor system tt..ught. Cutting and fitting
a specialte •
-The Sunday SclJ
the Methodist chum
'Iast, was a most sue
respect. The ore
greatly appreciated b
the leader and mem
.to he congratulated
they have attaine
exhibition was given
upward S of 100 view
and the Rooky 1Vtoun
well as a few combs
greatly enjoyed by
mac packages, which
ery, fruit, &c., were
younger porton of t audience e e
derived from sant
well pleased with th*- as any other feature
“Pioneer versus
of the.prograrume, _'here Were upwards by A.
of aillt present, -did all appeared to
varieties of fruit
theittilihIer -enjoy th anselves. "To make home
In 01 en Times Id. P.
People overlooked the importance of per. Mr. D. A. Fore
the me
momently beneficial effects and were ratios- address
fled with transient action; but now that it gramme will
bi
is generally known, that Syrup of Pigs will session. All ar
permanently cure habitual constipation, tend.
well-informed people will not buy other t..leThe Totes
laxatives, which act for 6 time, but finally partnere Sun,
• injure the system. of this year free
Inect one by a rains.
West Huron 711ni;rs'. Institute.
The annual meseeng of the West Huron
Farmers'Instituto mill be held in Wingham
on January 17th, 1895, beginning at 10
o'clock, when a sur able program will be
vol entertainment, in given..
Morning session : Election of officers ;
on Friday evening
- "How road a • shoulailbe constructed," by J.
essful one in every
Shepard"How to renege a Dairy Farm,"
estral concert was
by A. E. Wark; "Pr aring the soil for roots
the DUcli0DOe, and aha grain, J. MOMS n, P.
re of that body are "Vital eats to be
Afternoon sees on p
on the proficiency writes of Laundry 3,
observed, particular in supplying dairy
The stereopticon ment for Women, audi
goods to the Engli market," by A. E.
Dr. Towler, and wi... ;
k "Breeding, feeding and exporting dericribetea Girl's Life
of scenes in Ireland
cattle to Britain," J.Maillati M.P.; University of Wigs
given, as "Ilow best to m
ins were
views. These were
Shepard; "Apple
1. Then the Christ -
lough.
contained confection -
Evening session
distributed, and the
Collego,who.t we sa
Mixed picklect a qt., Kerr & Conery's.
Baby carriage runners, to fit any car -
ab T. E. Conanaes.
• -Services in the ngregational church.
next Sunday at the r ular hours. Recep-
tion *4 members an
Lord's supper at close
Preaching by the past
ing. Morning subjeot
"A living sacrifice,"
aRetiewal of Streng
come to all.
-Cash for good butter and eggs at R. A.
Grahen'a market grocery.
-Prteate moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf .Tom. NEELANDS.
At tho annual rnee ing of the Winghara
urling Club held reo, ntly the following
officers were elected r the ensuing year,
viz,: President, Job Neelands ; Vice -
communion of the
of morning service.
r morning and even-
"Conseci ation," or
Evening subject:
" A cordial wet.
President, 3, R. Mae
R. Vanstone; Comm'
E. L. Dickinson,
John Nicol.
Fresh oysters
restaurant, an
re
nald; Sec.-Treas.,
tee of Management,
Knechtel, and
wed daily at the Star
s ved in any style.
At the last regul .r meeting of Olivette
Jet:, MoKeavie.
edge, No. 34, Daugh ors of Rebekah, I. 0.
0. F., the following facers were installed
for the current term N G, Mrs Sheffild; 17
G, Kate Groves; R a: Millie Rebertsoir; P
8, Mrs Tipling; Trois, Mrs Brockenshire;
Warden, Mrs N M Gregor; Con, Mrs B
Green; R S N G, Mi • W Hough; 5 5 N G,
Mrs R MoMath; R S -%r G, Emma Beek:
8 5 G, J Groves; G, Mary Hunt; 0 G,
Amos Tipling.
-J. Golley, Veteri4ary Surgeon -Office
and infirmary: 32 ictoria street west.
Residence: 125 11 nnie street, ltidd's
former residence. C is promptly atteudecl
to, day or night.
-Arrangements ar being completed for
the Liberal meeting t be held in Wingham
this month. It is e seated that it will be
held about the 21st or 22ud inst. The
speakers will be Mr.aWm. Paterson, M. P.,
of Brant, one of the best speakers in the
Liberal ranks to -da e e Mr. Jas. MoMullen,
M. P., of Mt. Forest an eloquent and for-
cible debater, and 1 r. Macdonald, M. P.
.4.11 the gentlemen eas conversant with the
political questions f the day, and each
will disepss certain ; 'lases of the issues be-
fore the peopleto•da Our Liberal friends
will do well to make heir arrangements so
as to spend the even eg arranged upon with
us in Wingham. T e date definitely de-
cided, upon for holdi g the meeting will be
given in our next is net
Notice to Contra°
8.
Tenders will be reoeiv by the under-
signed till Friday, he th instent, for the
erection of a brick or tone wheel - house
on lot 25, on. 7, C rose. The lowest or
any tender 4 necessarily accepted.
PIan and nedil1cations can be seen at the
house of Peter Olark, lot 26, con. 7, Culross.
PETER Centex,
Culross, Jan. 3rd, 1895. Teeswater P. 0.
-The Delineator for February is tbe
Midwinter Number, nd the contents bear
out the promise of e publishers that the
magazine for 1895 11 be more interesting
than ever. In the •ont of the book is the
new Delineator M rob, by Monroe H.
Rosenfeld, whieh i immensely effective
aid sure to become opnlar. There is an
illustrated article ot Church Fairs full of
practical suggestions and another descrip-
tive of a picturesque Flag Fete, suitable
thday entertainment
dailies. There is a
for Mildred and
inments for their
Party and a Valen-
. Carrie M. Knapp
ork as an Employ.
IA Reeve and Councille
de TY" Griswold that he was no strati
and Work at the
blamed somewhat
"in* s'ine 111°4 Street Committee fo
attractive favors for t e German are shown
expenditure of that y
in Crepe and Tissu Papers,
and new no work withont e
designs are Sinatra ed and described in
Council or Street Co
Venetian Iron Work. The sixth paper on
whole blame cannot b
the Xindergarten inti...41uces some faseinat-
man of the Commit
ing work
wife there is Seasona
serving Fruits and t
•
for a Washington'sBi
at Schools and Ac.
Good Night Drill, als •
two delightful mete
elders called Flows
tine Masquerade. , Mr
Main roads,"thy J.
ulture," 3, A. Mal -
"Ontario Agricultural
and the benefit to be
' by the President;
dent life on the farm,"
"The most profitable
o plant," 3. Shepard;
tractive," MeMillan,
ter and others will alto
mg, ft. excitable pro
given at the evening
cordially invited to at.
Weekly Globe and the
109$ for $1.115. Want*
Municipal Note natione. I careful watching th
The municipal nomin .tions on Monday the depression exis
evening passed off quiet y, when the hour country. The me
had expired the followin were the results placed there faetori
ofthe nominations meed he thought that it w
ITATOR .
Geo.*McKerizie, propos d by P. Deans,
seconded by T. Gregory.
W. F. Brockenshire, %posed by Gco.
Orem, seconded by J. S. Jerome.
John Hanna, by Wm Clegg and Wm.
Robertson.
Wm. Clegg, by J. A. line and D. Mc
Kinley.
BEV
R. C. Sperling by
John Hanna.
H. Musgrve and
DEPUTY -RE WE.
Wm. Holmes, by R. A scott and A. H.
Musgrove.
eautimeresae.
Ward 1 -Jos.' Golley, by T. Abraham
and Geo. Green; R. rdsman, by J. S.
Smith and Thos. Abrah m ; J. Neelaude,
by R. Elliott and 3. S, 'ome.
Trustees -As. Buller by R. J. Small
and Geo. Baby ; A. Ga raith, by Geo.
Green and Thos. Abrehe,
Ward 2-Wra. Dore, b Thos. Manuel,
and Robt. Aikens ; A. wson, by Wm.
Bond and W. P. Brea enshire ; G. A.
Newton, by W. F. Brock nshire and Dr.
//ceNewler; R. Hill, by Thos. oore and And.
Millar.
Trustee -3. A. Morton,
gory and Relet. Aikens.
Ward 3 -Wm. Clegg, by
T. Gregory ; Peter D
Hughes and Alfred Roe;
by Alfred Roe and Geo.
Forbee, by John Hanna a
R. Arnett, .by Wm.
Hanna.
Trustee -Thos. Bell, b
and R. C. Styling.
Ward 4-B. McKinley,
and Thos. Gregory; C.
McKinley and Thos. Greg
nedy, by T. Moore and
Thos. Gregory, by D. M
Kinsman.
Trustee -Wm. Button,
gory and P. Brrn.
A. publics meeting of the
then called. J. A. Cline
°Warman, and 15 mine
eaeh2snominee to addre
Mayor Hanna was the
thauked his mover and s
placing his name before
he was eleeted a year a
ecoteemise so that the e
not exceed the reeepts, he
his promise to the hest o
as he had no intention
himself for re-election lie
give way to th% candidate
of the working men
payable half yearly
present. Ile %yes
payers of the town
that what was his i
the p
g over
fitetnrere
s cm short
uld be in the
our taxes were
nstead of Is
ne of tee la
if elected
terest would be 1
interests of the, rate; %yet's.
Reeve Sperling _ and Deputy Re
Holy:Les thanked theleotorei for returning
thein by noolaintnatie' n in there respective),
positions for another year. • •
Messrs. John Newt -els, Peter Deans, Pit.
A. Newton and Tho Gregory who hal
been nominated as C uncillors also addreite..,'
'sect the electors.
Wm. Dore has re sued in ward Tv,
Win. Clegg in ward hree, and Dr. Ken-
nedy in ward Poi . Owing to thoea
resignations there 11 be no contee6
wards One, Two an • • Four. Joseph Rul-'
lard has resigned as emeandidiette for &hoot;
Trustee. .
That Pea. nee.
For Nervous Prostration and Amara
there is DO medicine that will so prom -
and. infallibly restore vigor and str •
as Scott's Ernulaion.
Pere als. . tee
Miss Potts, of Mitt ell, is visiting Matti*
by Thos. Gre- in town.
Mr. and Mrs. H. y have returned fro
.
Alfred Roe and their trip to the 01d ountry. • , ere
ane, by Geo . Master John In is spent New tear's •
John Irikean, with friends in Wall Orton. • .-- -
aghes ; Thos. Mr. Wm. Wilsoa, marble cutter,
I
d David Bell ; Goderioh, is in town this week,
egg and John Mrs. D. Geddes, o Luekuovk was visit
ing friendsin town t :is week.
John Hanna Palmerston Repor er:, Mrs. Jas. •Tohns
ton spent last Mondree in Wingharn. , -
W. Robertson 000Mr. J. A. Morton, fife ,aod son , 'tent- '
ending; by D. New Year's with rel 'Ives in Brampton. •
y; J. P. Ken- Mr. Thos.01ale nd daughter spentaie. I; l''''
in. Robertson; day or so in town, th guests:1A friends. . 4at
inlay and R. Mr. Geo. A. Ker of Creemore, -terief
by Thos. Geo- week.
visiting friends and - elatious in town, thin
Mr, end. Mrs. Ogle Johnston, of Wing.
ratepayers was ham, spent Christie. at Mr, Win. 'Hun -
was appoi nted ter's,
s was all°Nve,e0Urs. A. Ismer& Kineardine, spent
8 the ineetiner New Year's with hetaughter, Mrs. Nash,
rst speaker, he in town.
winder for again Mr. A. Woodman,
e electors, when town on Wednesday
o he promised to a., friendly call.
enditure would Mr. Semi. Sennett
tad tried to keep Old Country for the
his ability, and ob Monday. ,
again offering Miss M. Ingle ret .rnea home thie week,
hougbt he would after spending a few holidays with Meads '
in Walkerton.
Ex -Mayor Clegg was n I a candidate for . and Mrs. A. I -e. Musgrove and child.
any of the municipal o ees. He had n ren spent Caristreias with lalre.Idusgroves
fault to find with the C until of lagq,Ear, relations in Culross -
on compering the &an al statemeilldr he Mrs. John Purdy and son Charlesottf
found that t1et Gemmel lee kept within Pinkerton, were th* guests of Mr. Walter
itIleiedi rai:yreceipts.eenneoFierno new bb t ‘ nit irlei et ihpaati heeff mhiards
Mr. Reba Knox, ..! Luoknon, a former
B. Purdy, 'this week
in the town there was no year but what jeweller of this bo' -n, was renewing ea
some large unforseen e4pense would come acquaintances last s eek.
up. Last year tbe 'Carmen had to put a Teeswater News: Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
large drain from John 3treet to the river aria Miss M. Fessa-et, of Winghaan, spent
oaftstildleewbeaglkinsnainngd ChPraisltntmearastitotnMBra.pjo t Steven..
bit ;13 uct thoanr'lei .e
of
fetichhe Nyveeasr nottheancittileeisptai(03na
street improvements w. nld, no doubt, have son, of Winghant, came down to visit,
to be taken into c sideration by the relatives in town du ing the week.
Council for next year, s the feeling of thc;t011110Mr. J. W. Scott,. medicel student, an-
ratrpayers at the p sent time .are f turned to Detroit . on Wednesday, after
spending his Chris as holidays in sit&
.
better aceArdModatiOn in that line.
W. F. Brockensh' e was before the around Wingham.
electors as a eandidet for the position of Mr. Robt. Simm of London, and to,
Mayor, be bad served the town as Deputy- Gilbert Simmie, of layering, were attend -
for several years so ing the funeral ;sf t eir mother in town, Oat
er to them. He Was Friday last, •
Chairman of the MraGeo. Robert. , Wife and fsangla
1833 for the large ' and Miss Kate A aeon, of Owen SolittA, c
ar, but he undertook who have been hol • aying with their aka** ,;1.
intuiting either the i Mrs. Reading, hs returned holffieet •
einittee, so that thiOgkeeseete Alehih a and Dune" rsit
. ,'
laid. on the Choi i and Miss Kate sher, of Xraiefey, were
; town a few days ring-itie week, yfal,
e. Ile had no pro -
1 iondesboro, was in ,
and gave the Teets
, ,.. .
, who has beeidthe
ast month, rebutted.
ids. I; or t muse.
le Cookery, Hints on raises to make,what he
do but he would be
contittuatmn of the
. The Chapter on where it did not mil' ,t with the interest: Blyth Stands
tithe est on of . Misses Gracey,
the treatment of tis Byes and Bars will
be of value to all wl n rend it If its precepts George MeXenzie Iv .1 no inteution, until ram at the reside
something of ince in Mfriend ae
Moral Work for totian on Vtecln
Midwinter, the T Table Gossip is as be ore them for that *mite a
a personal. solicitatio J. for any votes At Its
Books are review
would or would not
friends. They tne 1tfter to Mina
favor of econoaty funeral of we, mi,
are followed ; the flower.lover will fipnt forward as a sand date for the Mayor. in
ality, he was now e] a short titneAgo of all 'wing his name to be Blake Elliott, of
position,but he had n intention of making • bor,
entertaining as r, and the Newest
. The Fancy 3,Vork
tally attractive itt this
6 papers on iirochet-
14 Netting, tors that its i
department is tutu'
number, And there
ing, Hair Inw
ote.
Was of the opinion t at the office *honk], Ung,t 66141.1%
seek the mask and no the man the offine. Th, Tann fre , •
There was no time i the hietory of the till tire 4
not nerd more anti pit 1,-,
: Mrs. 0
Windham wad
of Mr.
Wingla
Stiay.
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