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Mi, Alex Robert •oil, tof the Blare -
vale read, received voal, the (Mier'
(lay, got tlw death of his brother, the
.Rev. P. U, Robertson, who was '.eta
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ANC' - , tk nod ctt Mid(lleville, 11Tiehigan, Th
1e 1. gentleman 1rttS ;at one thee las
t .: tor of the V inglumt Baptist church
land wit.; t :.?, years +yl age. --•-The nom
Mations for Reeve, Deputy- Reevt
.AOT. C. H, W. Ti ELECCAP4I CO and t'otlneillora for`, tilt' township
were held in tete I ore:;ter'' Ball,
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:131uevale, on Monday last. There
n' . Brim ick HoL.e. .vas A good turnout of electors, and
VoirinotaxiaI - Out' : aet good deal of interest evinced hi the
proceedings. Ma li`1u, M.Phersolr
was nominated fur Reeve, by Tilos.
mil l: IAN TIMES,, ;JANUARY
Mr. J S. d'erorat . Dentist, \Ving-1ltrtifornily bad, not only here but at
7btlm,
sty " i r111i'""8'I.Eittle 1'aancleo°n all illtirkete throughout the country.
Pills are the best m the market."
i XVrr• Geo. Qr 1icah11anit,Turnberr?. .'t til('. close Of the year choice es-
says: '"1'bere is no Pill equ(lt to Williams' port cilueep had reenvered fl'oin the
Little Dandelion .Fills." early decline, and were all of 25e, to
i Mrr. 'ix;lay Anderson, Ex-Deputy-afle per cwt. higher than at this time
Reeve of are the most ((t?sathave sfactory Pill 1 ver 1•akt year, Receipt; of (smelt
uReel."• lambs. have been double that of last
T11ofl1ais moylor, Warden for tho year, the fluty having been slightly
County of .Huron, says: "I would not use decreased e(1 (lIl lambs, 118(1 consider-
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any other Pill.
Oats. Proctor, 4th line of Morris,
taayR: at would not bo without Williams'
Little Dandelion Pills."
Jas. Gaunt Ex -Warden for County
of Drove, save:' "1 have fouled theta in-
deed a wonderful Pill."
Hundreds of like Testirnonials furnish
ed an application.
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` . + Jenkins. eee/ondedbti Henry Iawk-
. tl t t' al'. 1 ant v rtrt ing. For Deputy -Reeve, Wm,Cruickshank was nominated by Geo,
Pattison, seconded by Robt. Weir,
FRIDAY JANUARY 4, 1895, lath concession; Robt. Miller, by Jas.
- ' Elliot, seconded by Tom K. Powell.
EDITORIAL A1;., TOT +'S. , b'oe Councillors, Wm. G•.emmill was
MR. 1'4 M. t) IrGw s, Q. C., Crown nominated by Henry Hawking,
Attorney, of Chatham, is in receipt of seconded by Thos. Jenkins ; John
anent, by* John b, 11IeT<tvish
at eoxnluunieatian from J. R11', Cart- secondeby Robt. it 9th con-
'wright, Deputy attorney -General, cession; John Musgrot , by Henry
stating that in his opinion, magis- E Hawkiug, -seconded by Tom K.
trates have no right to try a ease Powell; 'Robert Maxwell, by Alex.
conning before thele for preliminary Robertson, seconded by Adam Cleg-
a.xatrnination, The duty of the burn; Jas. Mulvey, by Jas. Weir,
Magistrates is to see there is suf- seconded by Wm. Merkley, Mr,
Atient evidence given to justify the John Burgess, the returning officer,
ease going to iil,v, and is not declared Mr. A1eI'Iterson elected as villa, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
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xor there to detern-fine as between Reevoror t895, and the nominations Mrs. William Smith. -Mr. Daniel
- evidence on one side or the other. closed. On motion, Mr. Burgess was Lewis and Miss Wynne spent Christ -
1 powers of magistrates has long voted to the chair, and the condi- Blas in Blllssels.-Mi s. I+'unstan and
been a point to disagreement Among dates addressed the meeting. Reeve
]egal lights. This ought to be a McPherson was the first called upon.
axaiiter both for the justices .and the In a short speech, be gave an ac -
lawyers. ,count of the business of the county
:ebuneil during the year, going into
tr RO iETI+iaR, details in reference to the House of
A Couneil of the Canadian Order Refuge .contract, the ,equalization of
tof Chosen Friends was organized in the. assessment, :county debts, etc.
"Wroxeter on Wednesday evening,. He :also dealt with the Bryce law Peter Litiklater, of 11'inghtlln, spent
=January end, the same to be known suit and .other township matters, and Christmas at Mr. Walter Rather-
. as Wroxeter Council. Several of dosed by thanking the electors for folecl s•
the promient members of Winghanl the confidence they had reposed in (Intended for hot issue.)
-Council drove over land assisted. in him the past twelve tears. AIr, Mr. R N. Jennings, merchant, of
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the organization. The following of- Cruickshank, candidate for the. Palmerston, wife and son, spent
fcers were elected: Chief Councillor, Deputy-Roeveship, also gave an qac- Christmas with their friends, Rev. J.
.John A. Barnard; Vice Councillor, count nt the business done at/thel'i' Pring and W. J. Jennings, Esq.
Joseph Thompson; Recorder, Thos. eountyEconneil during. the year, and
4xlbs6n; Treasurer, Robert Black; atao touched, upon township' affairs,
Prelate, Mrs. John Barnard;; Assist- and closed by thanking the electors
ant Recorder, Richard Miller; Ward- for past #livors. Mr. Robt. Miller,
en, Robt. Barnard; Guard, John
Barrie; Sentry, George Barnard;
w. Ph.y*satin, W. H. Brawn, M D.; Past
Coun illor, W. H. Brawn. This the amnia lie zooid stay in the
Council opens with very good pros- field until the last vote is polled, but.
peets, levviag,• {seemed upwards of he did not wish to ea(usc alt electiizn. ,
twenty- appliezttions.--New Years's He would give the township business
day passed off, ' very quietly, sleigh his closest attention if he were elect -
riding, curling and skating being ed. .ri.WWWthose nominated for coun-
the zeatin Attractions. -We are going • cillors-also addressed the electors,
to have an election this year for lir., Robt. Maxwell intimating that
eounciflors,..there having been no he did not intend to be a. candidate.
Rae than nine nominated, something Before the meeting closed, Messrs„
unusual for our quiet town, Those' Miller and Mulvey also resigned, and
nominated were=:,Thomas Rae, Thos. the old council was deelai.
Hemphill, John Bray, Win. Wilson, by acclamation. •
Wit.( Hazlewood, Wm, Robinson, •
John' Barnard, Wm. Rutherford ' LISTOWEL
ably o11 sheep, Prices for Canada's
were uniformly lower than last year,
with the exeepticll of the closing part This Tea ii pa• cked Specia'lIy for us
of the present month. '1'u -day's dens where it 1a grown.
market -Offerings were 1;.5 cars,
including 10 cars of Canada's, the We give you a beautiful crisp
latter all choice stock. The market E.'"-*
ti`s:, rather draggy, accept for prime; `‘-.%
Your wife with a
of our now famous
IMPORTEDT JAPAk TEA.
Rev. Mr, Burnett, of Alliston, per, and prices were all of 10( to 15c
:11r. Mcleod, of Sartain, anclriRev. 11r, lower on the general run, which was
Cooper, Of Windsor, aa'etho tierce mostly of rather common native
gentlemen who ai'e really in the lambs. There remain. a good many
race, --The Rev. J. II. hector, unsold, wliiell still probably go over
the famous Black Krright, is billed the holiday. Canada's, owing to
here for Sunday, Monday and 'Tues- light supply and better duality, were
day of next week. firm. Sales were made at a 4.5() to
$1.6O for good to choice, and up to
1..75 for extra.. Best natives sold
1.40, and best export wethers
(sheep) sold $33;75 to $4,25.
cam- 1`he Trarss, Weekly Globe, Fanners'
Sun, and Ladies' Journal, for 1495 for
911.60. Balance of this year free.
BLUEVALE.
Mi% Treble, of Chrystal .City,
Tian., is visiting her parents, Mr.
, and Mrs. John Diment.---Miss Annie
'Corbett spent Christmas in Atwood.
-Mrs, William McIntosh, of Strat-
ford, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Robertson. -Mrs, Dennis, of Caister -
in
the
P1371 414.. R. A
and a regular
'DFAFr17:41Pri9 Splendid value for the•
money, foorc. a Tb.
gar -
Join our happy throng of Tea Drinkers and be convinced that we haver•
the best stock in town, and sell it at Wholesale Price.
Weare making great preparations for the Christmas Trade.
D. M. GO'` DON
MARKET REPORTS.
wrxemur,
Wingbam, January 3, 1805.
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer. r
Flour per 100 lbs 1 40 to 1 75
daughter Ella of Brussels,sent Fall Wheat spring
55 to 0 561
p spring Wheat.... 0 55 to 0 561
New Year's day with her father, Mr. ,Oats 0 27 to 0 28 I
Alex. Bruce. ---Mr. Campbell, of Het- Earley 0 35 to 0 40
land, Man., was visiting at Mr. Walt- Peas 0 50 to U 51
et Rutherford'last week. -Mr. and Butter, rob.... 0 15 to 0 15 -
S, Butter, rolls 0 15 to 0 15
Mrs. Stroud, of Wingbam, spent, Eggs per dozen 0 15 to 0 15 .
Christmas at Mr, Thomas . Stewart's. Word per cord.... .... 1 25 to 1 50 i
--Mrs. Helm and Mr. and Mrs. Potatoes er aper, bushel' 0 30 0 to 0 35
Tallow, erli 1
00"
p
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Dried Apples, per lb 0 4,1 to 0 05 i0005
Chickens... 0 25 to 0 35 ;
Ducks 0 30 to 0 50:
Turkeys ' 0 07 to 0 08 .
Geese 0 04 to 0 05
Dressed Hogs4 90 to 5 00
Beef 4 50 to 5 50
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Fall Wheat,
Mrs. Jennings is a sister of Mrs. J. Spring Wheat
W. Pring and Mrs. W. J. Jennings, $' °Y
of Bluevale.-The Christmas tree Oats
Peas.
and •entertaiuinent in connection Potatoes, per bushel........ 0 80 to 0 35
0 15 to 0 17
015 to 016:
600 to 7 001
300 to 400
thus presenting a very attractive and Wool ...............:...... 0 17 to 0 20
tempting appearance. The singing - geese __aa._..___.._..__..___-_._
,by the small children of the school THY NOT
deserves special mention, and reflect-
' ed credit on. Miss Maggie Stewart,1
organist. The readings, recitations
and dialogues were all well rendered
and together with some duets and
solos, made up an attractive pro-
gramme. A number of pretty,
amusing and useful presents were THE CHAU. BUSINESS COLLEGE,
0 50 to 0 58
055 to057i
0 35 to 0 40 ,
0 27 to 0 28
050 to 0511
a.is(, A. candidate for 'the Deputy.- with the Methodist S. S. on Christmas Butter
Reeveship, gave a short address, and night was a success. The two trees II+-iggs, per dozen
stated that if there ;tis a contest fur were tastily and elegantly dressed, Cordwood
elected
Robert Black. -The Gun gab had The ratepayers met in the town
their weekly shoot on Wednesday- ball on Monday evening in goodly 1
incllfr. . R. Ross broke twenty clay numbers, to hear what the different
*cots out of twenty-fqur, whieh is candidates had to say on town i
matters. Mayor Featherstone, who
had been elected by acclamation,
offered the town and himself con-
gratulations. Mr. R. T: Kemp, who !
is a candidate for the Reeveship,
displayed lots of valor and thought
the financial statement showed the
town to be in splendid shape. But
when Mr. W. Welch, Mr,.. -hemp's
opponent for the offrce,piiiie forward,
he, in a very spirited" and sensible
speech, scored iter. Kemp in a way
that gave ,considerable fan to the
audience:• But the speeches of the
eery good for a beginner,-Janles
Fox, our former drlxggist, paid our
tows a vistt on Ne'v Years. We are
always pleasedto see you, Jim. --
Miss Elsie Alleai, who has been very
site for. some thne, is now recover-
ing. Miss Alien is engaged to teach
in (Iilpin's school for the coming
year. :1ad will not 'be able to take
charge for some tilde. -Our hotel
keepers have been **pulled over the
coals" lately for selling; after boars;
both 'houses were fined 20 and
costs,
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1 evening were those of Mr. J. C. Hay
TEESIVATER. ' and Mr, B- Rothwell, on the Treas-
On Christmas clay, the Canaairan/urer's financial statement. .Both
Order of Foresters were railed.uli(in. these gentlemen designated it em -
to perform the sad duty of attending phatically as a fraud. The interest of
the reluains of Wm. Kemp, to their ' the whole municipal campaign will
last resting place. William Kemp be centered in the Reeveship, both
oined the Canadian Order of Fores:- being stannelr Conservatives. -The
ars April 121h, 1387. Iris insurance Literary and Debating Club of the
ee was one dollar per month, hence, Mechanics Institute is one of the
ilo would pay into the Fund during popular concerns of the town and
period of his tnornhcrship ninety- meets every Thursday evening, -..-
three dollars, For the small invest-' Business in town daring the holiday
Ment that family will receive from the season is reported to have been the
)rder.tine tla nisand dollars. ---At the hest fur years. --There is a moves
at regular meeting of Camp Avon- Inent on foot by Mr. W. G. Ilay•to
dale, Sons of Scotland, the following imild a block of stores on the vacant
cers were elected for the year lots opposite the Arlington I'Iotel, w
81)5., Chief, A. G. Stewart; Chief- which, if gone on with, will be tl+ '
in, John McRae; Past (Chief, R. most handsome and compicytfz•ifock •
np:ton; Chaplain, John Armstrong; itt town. A public Josef on the
fecretary, Geo. Fowler, L. D. S. ; second fi lt,is one of theehicf features.
Secretary, Dr. J. R. M. Gordon; There is no Owl). in the country s
Treas.. J. K. McLean ; Marshall, which is more in need of a good hall t
Jahn .feint y re t Standard Bearer, than Listowel. -The annual meeting
'elan Str'aitch ; Senior Guard. .7ohtt of lino: Church will be held on 1
l ; ,Junior Guard, Tilos. IICIntyr'e; Thursday evening, and on Friday s
,PhyeCe.an, Dr. Gordon; Piper, afternoon a congregational meeting' t
trid McDonald ; Trustees, John will be held for the purpose of parte- t
Rae, Geo. Pringle, E. -Fulton. eipating in a enll to a Minister, the
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put on the trees by parents and CHATHAM, ONT.,
others, and each of Abe children was
treated to a bag of candies. The Is still far in advance of its competitors:
school is prospering under Mr. Wm, in thorough work and getting its stu-
1 prospering dents platen in choice ositions
Smith's patient and efficient superin- A. E. YATES, from Washington, ▪ Mich.,'
tendency, supported as he is by a graduate of Shorthand Dept. has bean
good staff of officers and teachers.- placed by us as stenographer with Col.
Rev. J. W. Pring; is preaching a Hadley, Jew York City. i
„, DAVID WALKER, graduate'of Business
series of sermons olt Che Lords Dept, (il former teacher) has secured an
Prayer. the topic last Sabbath excellent position with atirm in Defiance, i
night was " Thy Kingdom Come." Ohio. Full particulars not yet to hand. !.
One of these receives 850.00 and the; 1
kilerhe TIMER, Weekly *Globe and the other $6500 per month.,
Farmers' bun for 189.5 for sin B I
of this year free.
" IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST.
Live Stock markets.
East Buffalo, .N. Y., Dec. 31. --
Cattle --Receipts, 84 cars through,
170 cars on sale, market active, and
15c to 25c higher than last week for
good butchers' and handy common
steers; heavy cattle dull and un-
changea; sales, choice to extra steer's
at $3 to $3.40; good shipping, $-4,65
to $4.90 ;; fair, $4.40 to $4.55; light
butchers, $4 to $4.35; mixed butch-
ers' stock, $3.50 to $4; good fat
cows, $2.40 to ,$325; common, $2 to
$2.25; stockers 'firm, at $2.40 to
$2.85; feeders, $3.15 to $3.65; bulls
higher; fat, $2.65 to $3 extra heavy,
$3.50 to $4; oxen, $2 to $4; fresh
cows and springers dull and lower,
$20 to :45 per head; veals firm,
$6.50 to $7,25.
Hogs -Receipts, 93 cars through,
)0 on sale; market active, and 15e to
25e higher; Yorkers, $4.75 to $4.85;
nit`,,ed packers, $4.80 t0 $4.85; good
fiiedium,$c4.80 to $4.85; good to
choice heavy, $4,85 to $4.90; pigs,
$1.70 to $4.80; roughs, $f3.80 to
$4.10.
Sheep and lambs -- Receipts of
beep and lambs for the year closing
o -day were 14,38.`3 ears,. and ship.
mews 11.938 ears ---the largest in
t re history of. the trade, and the
hipinents the second largest. Of
he receipts 4,402 ears came in by
he Grand Trunk; 2,938 by the
lifiehigan Central. Trade has been
School will re -open after Christmas
vacation an Wednesday, Jan. 2nd. For
further particulars and catalogue ad- is
dress,
D, MoL 10HLAN, Chatham.
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WINGHAM, ONTARIO.
We are now prepared to clo a class of work which people
of the western towns have never before had done for them. I
have secured an English Artist, who was for a number of years
Tutor i11 a leading studio in London, and since coming to Can-
ada has been eugaged as Demonstrator and Operator in the
leading city galleries.
LADIES IN FULL DRESS AND BRIDAL
COSTUME.
will now Have an opportunity of securing a Photo' of them-
selves done by a first-class city man. A specialty will be made
of Photos of Ladies and Gentlemen in full dress,
LARGE OPS AN FA = IIES
Will do well to come now while MR. McBAIN is here.
You will secure Pictures mounted on the very newest
style of Cards, with a finish superior to anything ever before
done outside of leading city studios.
ALL OUR STOOK_
has been chosen from the very newest Toronto styles, and
everything will be done to give customers perfect satisfaction.
W3 HAVE MADE
severalehanges in the Gallery and have fitted up a large
Toilet Room, where customers will find every- convenience,
PEOPLE HAVING FRIENDS
spending the holidays with them will clo well to come New
Year's, as I take possession on that morning. Coiue early in
the day; come quickly, before the rush from outside towns,
W. R. BELDEN.
Brockenshire's old stand, Beaver Block.
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Having decided positively to
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incl in order to reduce her stock for prospective purchaser, • *0
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WILL SELL HER STOCK AT COST AND UNDER, ''•
Consisting of SEALETT1i, MANTLE' PLUSH, Sxttc VELVET, a full line of
MArm.I. CLOTHES, RIrrnovs,• LACES, WOOLEN GOODS, a
Goods. Felt TztIAtrirxY(5, Dd, Gxrilr,
Also, all her stock of MILLINERY.
All accounts must be settled on or before January kith, 1895.
You will be if you go to MRS. HERDSMAN,
PATTERS ' 28th, 1894.
V 1Vrngllatn Ndv'
KISS C. L MCKENZIE, A. T. C. M.' MSS NORMA DINSLEY
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For he leads in the nobbiest
and newest lines of Xmas.
Presents.
O tposlte Bank of Hamilton,
W1NGliAM.
Teacher of
'VIOL/14', ELOCUTION AND
PHYSICAL Gt)•L'S'.'tfl i.
t+'or full partioularstapply at the cosi. {
deride of Mn. GEO. ,t1CK5arlr;, Wing-
hanr.
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Pupil of
SIGNOR DZ,YEf.LY,
of tiro Toronto Conservatory of Music la
prepared to receive pupils in
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,.
For terms apply at Dinsley House.