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THE WING HAM TIMES, JANUARY 11, t895..
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ATARENT REPORTS.
'We are being blest with fine!
I WIN MUM
Wingbam, January 10, 145.
Val to be held. in Ottawa, on ;mount Iv r. Geo. cruistaertank,Turnberrv. wcather and sufficient snow to make :Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer,
Of the management declining to post- ELYtAtio"il'akinolVisorilit VOW to Williams' good sleighing.- -Revival meetings !Flour per 100 lbs 1 40 to 1 75
memory of the late Premier. Reeve of Bast Wawanobli. - says: "Thoy
Mr. Finlay Andeison, lilx-Doputy..
pone the event Qat of respect to the
DRUGGIn. ALL, hoinage that earth can be- Rath.° most satisfactory Pal I IMO ever
stow has been paid to the mortal re- c Thomas Taylor, Nardenfor tho
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• OltIDAY JANUARY11, 1895.
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January.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
Ma. .Ti. COMNEE has been again
nominated oy the Liberals of West
Algoma.
A. PArrnos convention will be held
in Brueefield, on Priday, January
Ilth, to nominate a candidate for the
Douse of Commons,
Tim Manitoba Government is urg-
ing the Dominion Goverement for eni
increase of the subsidy to which
Manitoba is entitled on the capital
basis. The increase, it is said, will I
amount to about $40,000 per an-
nutn.
,ckx Ottawa dispatch says that'
Viler -General Herbert, CoMmander
of the Militia of Canada, has sent in
his resignation, and that it has been
*mental. This will be Welcome.
news to the militia fore, as tite
Major was cordially disliked by most
Of the for
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Fr WAS reported last week that
Bir Mackenzie Howell was seriously
in Halifax where he had gone to:
attend the funeral of Sir John
Thompson. He has returned to (.4-
taiva- find two specialists have ex-
antir;ed him and report that he will
soon be restored to his usual health.
He Ms laryngitis, and when he talks'
bellits.on mereve coughing.
morns of C'anada's late premier and aoy other rill."
ou nty of Ilurcm, says) ,V'I would
pot use
the body wa.4 on Friday committed Chas, Proctor, 4th line of'?lards,
says: "I would not bo without Williams
to its tomb in Halifax. It its said Little Dandelion Pills."
that. the services of St. Mary's eathe- ,,ejjairsteGoesim,42th-Warden tor. Cout!ty
!dral were the most sohnenly impres- deed a wonderful Piii".: found MOM W-
I sive ever seen or heard in Canada, Hundreds of like Testimonials furnish
I and. IN ere a fitting termination of•the ed on application.
I ubeequies held in Great Britain un- ...-e-• - . ?..'!"""..-:!"•'---7,------------"7"•-•"".
der the direction of the Queen and most to help others. My prayer for
the Imperial Government.
THE TIMEs wishes to propose Mr.
1Vm.111,,ePhers0n, the worthy Reeve done, yon may send a glorious
lee° stooix Markets. Peas
of Turnberry,. fur Warden of the eternity with Him abovn.
you. is that. God may make you use-
ful men and women„helping others
all you elm, and when life's work is
are being held in the Method's
church., Our pedagogue have en
tered upon their duties for MI5
Miss Sarah Stewart taking charge o
No. 9, and Mr. White, of Parr
Sound, taking charge of No, 8..-.111
Crowston, a Wingliani, ant
Mr. 1). Mitchell, of Lucknow, sun
dared. at Relvin-,srrove farm. ---Mr
John Hill has moved to Whitt
church, ---Mr. Adam Ruttle, of Ri
ley. is visiting old friends.—Mr. J
A. Orowston has gone to Brander(
to fill a lucrative • position,- -A box
social will be held in the °rang:
hall, on the evening. of the 160. The , Fun wnen,t.
only fannere' banquet of the spring wheat
season. j Barley
;Oats
iNlve.tititonit 0551; to 0 55:1
0 27 to 0 28
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0 35 to 0 40
0 15 to 0 15 THE CA.NADfi BUSINESS COLLEGE,.
0 50 to 0 51
, Barley
f :Peas
„ r 4.. , 1 )
OHATITAX, ONT.,
., . 'Butter, rolls ...... .. .. 0 15 to 0 15
'.1111,vgs per dozen 0- 15 to 0 15
1 Wood per cord.... .... 1 25 to. 1 50 Is still far in advance of its competitor s
Hay per ton ...... .... ..,6 00 to 8 )30 in thorough work and getting its stu-
;Potatoea, per bushel
),.. Chickens
,- Dried Apples, per ib
, Ducks 0 80 to 0 95 dents. placeo in choice positions.
• : Tallow s. lb 0 013 to 0 05
I Geese
. . ,
_turkeys 0 41 to 0 05
0 25 to 0 35
0 30 to 0 50
0 07 to 0 08 graduate of Shorthand Dept, nas been
placed by us as stenographer with Col.
A. E. Yrs. from Washingten, Mich.,.
Dressed Hogs 0 04 to (1 05 Hadley-, Sow York City.
Beef DAvin WALILMR, graduate of Business
e I CLII1TON, 4 50 to 5 50
4 75 to 4 90 Dept. (a former teacher) has secured an
excellent position with a firm in Defiauce,
o 55 to 0 57 Ohio. Full particulars not yet to band.
One of these receives s50.00 and the
0 56 to 0 58
0 27 to 0 28 other 801300 per month.
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0 3,5 to 0 40
r IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST.
WHY NOT
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January 7. :Potatoes, per bushel.. ...... 0 30 to 0 35
1
Ceunty of Huron for 1895, Mr, Ce. run. Montreal, Que.,
o 15 to 0 17
There were 800 bead of butche •s' • 13utter
cattle, 400 sheep and lambs and a :Hay .............. „ 6 00 to 7 00
Reeve in the County Council, having MYTH. 3 00 to 4 00
dozen calves offered for sale at the Cordwood
Eg , 0 14 to 0 16
e iuson we believe, the olc eb
filled that position in Turnberry for On Monday a well contested ole- East End Abattoir to -day. The Wool .. 0 17 to 0 20
School will re -open after Christmas
vacation on Wednesday, Jan. 2nd. Por
further particulars and catalogue ad-
dress,
D. NoLA.CIII.A.11, Chatham.
W1tOXETE11.
the past eleven years, and before tion was held for municipal lionorsfor, butchers were present in large num- 1 Wroxeter, Jan. 9th, 1895.
,e) 0
becom0 58 to- 0 00ing Reeve he held the position 1805. At the elose of the pull the bers, but were in no hurry to buy . Fall Wheat ,} ....____
of Deputy -Reeve for a number ofe,es Spring Wheat
following was the result t—Reeve, N. except at considerably lower pei
Barley.. 0 57 to 0 58 .0 E
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years. He is a gentlemanYoung well H. 127, F. Metcalfe 04, Gene. than prevailed last Thursday and it (. y" 0 35 to 0 00
0 28 to 0 29
qualified in every way to fill the eillom, T. Ashbury 125, W. Camp_ Is probable that a considerable num- Peas 0 50 to 0 00
1 Warden's chair, and we trust his bell 124, jams meuee 1.15. Alex. ber of common cattle will not be sold Potatoes, per bushel.... 0 85 to 0 .00
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honor Mr. McPherson and the Town- In the evening the elected Reeve and beeves on the market to -day and a /4 g4,8' Per dozen 0 15 to .0 00
ship he represents by electing him as Councillors were drawn around town 8 00 to 0 00 •
few of the best animals were sold at Cordwood, per cord.. 1 50 to 0 00
Warden for 1895. It may be stated by a gang of men and boys, headed :
that the Wardenship has never been by the band. When they got to .good stock at from Sic to ale and
from 31.e to 311e per lb, with pretty , Wool
Beef 4 80 to 0 00
Dressed Hogs 0 16 to 0 18
4 50 to 5 50
colleagues in. the COunty Council will McKenzie 145, Andrew McNally 155. to -day. There were really no choice putter. 0 15 to 0 00
you are at the right place
before you buy your
held by a representative of Turn- the square tho elected were called common beasts at about 2t and the
berry, and now is an opportune time upon to give their little speeches, leaner ones clown to 2e . per lb., - ' — , .. . .
. to remedy this seeming oversight. which they did. . scrubby bulls sold at from 2e to 21e. MISS C. L. McKENZ, IE A.T. NI
A. 4 C. M.
I Seldom indeed in the history of per lb., and large well-bred bulls ,
IITHITECHURCH. I rought from 3c to nearly 13e do. I The Directors of the Whitechurch t:
Blyth has there occurred anything bTeacher of
welch has caused such universal sor- Mr. Bourassa paid $16 for an extra
lOreamery Company will hold a pub-
lic meeting in the Foresters' hall here, row and regret as the unexpected
•• °the.% Cominon calves sold at
calf and from $6 to $8 for several
on, e nes ay, the I instant, at which from l,,p8 to *() each; mixed lots of
life of Arthur Hill Tierney,
and sudden taking away from this ' •
2 p. itt., for the purpose of letting the event took place at his residence on sheep and lambs sold at front 3:1-c, to
contract of supplying factory with Friday mornino. December 28th 9e per lb.; good ltunbs sold at from
ten cords ef wood, thirty-five tons of 1894, about ten Oclock under peen- 3-4c to 4e, do. Fat hogs are more
ice, drawing the cream for 1805 and liar ircumstances,he having'been in plentiful than for some time past and
selling the outtermthe bestilk.• sell at about -11e, per lb.
' i. Geo. A. 'coin has opened out of spirits and apparently his!
1.1Sual. health but a w short 11(.411'01 Fil.5t Bljtralo, Jan, 7.—Cattic----Pc-1
a hardware, stove • and tin business' bf. • b edpts, MOO bead; marltct andi
1 e me. wing to ie having' ee
ill. the Inaiidhlg formerly occupied by!'y
out later than usual the night beforefull16c, to
IWas alloWed to rest in the morning,25c lower for all .bet;
lir. Soh Caillpbell, on Main street.1
attending
We understand Mr. Found Is a pre& the Masonic supper, 1 geed he heavy _cattle; quality generally ,
tical mechanic and Miderstande his, 'very common. choice heavy. w:port
aild on Mrs. Tierney's going to1steers,5 to 85.80; good heAvY ship -.I
a • busy dra, 1 brickforh . •
are IN ng t o eiec- I arouse him found him cold in death , ping, e4m5 to $4.90; good mediums,
84.25 te,
business thOroughly.—The farmers
having it is supposed, died of apo-! $4.50; light to good steers,
don of the new Presbyterian church, iplexv.
sum - happy disposition drawing all hearts •
$3.65 to t:144.15; good fat heifers, $'3.50'
to *3.85; common to fair mixed cows
which will be built the coming 1Deceased was of a genial,
auer.—Mr...fas. Found is getting i
-n a I unto him. 1-leW
ete only 29 years of Old heifers, $2.25 to $3; good, $3.25
diet. quantity of logs to Ins mill this I age,
season. He pays the highest market! an Englishnian by birth, having :to e8,60; fat butcher bulls steady. at
: come to this country about eight, $2.50 to.i.."2.85; good export dull,
pique for good timber.—Mr. John I
years aga, in comptin v with his , 83.50 to $3.85; oxen., liberal supply
Mowbray has purchased a tean and
; brother., Mr. Jas. Tierney who sur- . extra export, $4.50 to $5; common td
is goinc, right into the wood basiness.
—Mr. E. S. Coupes has been re-en-
gaged for 1895 in school: section No.
e, vives him. A Reformer in polities,: good butcher, 4.50 to 84; stockers
and a member of the English church, dull, lower; light to good,- $2.25 to
at a salary of $400.—John Hill was married in June last to Miss $2.85; feeders, $3 to $3.25; veils low -
10, -Thompson, of the gravel road. Hal- er; sales --fair to good, $8.50 to K75;
& Son have opened out a general -- re- --
pair shop in the building owned by ICtt, and it is needless to say bis be.. extra, $6.90 to $7.
Mr. M. U.. Oliver, It is not known reeved Min o' wife has the unbound- : Hogs — Receipts, 2,250 head.
yet how many lines Messrs. Hill in- ed sympath;o!.tl,e citizens. i Market opened dull and lower.
, Yorkers, good to choice, $4.20 to
tend putting in. Will let it be•
LONDESBORO.I -.t.95. few extra, 84.30; pigs, $4.26;
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known later on when they put up .. i• nixed and mediums, $4.30; good .
their sign. --There will be no use .of Mrs. W. Geddes, from near Bel- heavy, $4.45 to $4.50; roughs, 83.50
people going to the neighboring grave,was the gest of her mother, to e3.85„ 4
towns after this, as they can be *fte.. Mrs. McKenzie, fur a• few days.— 1 Sheep and lambs—Receipts, 23,000
eommodated at home with every- Mr, and Mrs. A. Woodman were head; market active, and 15c- to 25c
thing they may want in almost any visiting in Ripley • last week --J. i higher; choice native lambs, $4.60 to
line.—Mr. Geo. Cottle has completed Brunsdon 4% Son are .s getting in 0!
, $475; good, $4. to $4.50; common to
the work on the basement of the large supply of wood tinwtnter.
.,, 7 !fair, $3.50 to $3.85; culls, $2.50 to i
Methodist church.—We notice Mr. A.
Mr, MePadyen was prevented'rm. 83.25; •good mixed sheep, $2.50 to
D. Beaton has his window lined with being here last week on account of
$2.85;
dryl—
oods.Our new blacksmith is the death of his mother..---Thefiredge light to good, 90 to 100 ]b.
wethers, $3 to tz3.25; exports, sheep,
doing a rustling business. He has has laid up for the winter, theweatb- steady; wethers $3.75 to $4; ewes,
more work than he can attend to er being too severe$3.40. to work lt.--
himself. The Foresters will meet on Friday to $3.75; Canada, $4.65 to
$4
'rile young people of the Metho- evening. It will be for installation ,80; extra, $4.00.
dist church gathered at the residence of officers. ----We are called 'upon.this ! Toronto, Ont., Jan. 9.—Trade at
tho Western Cattle Yards to -day was
of Mrs. Miller, on Die 29th, and pre- week to record the death of Mrs. fairly
seated their leader, Aim onyje'r, Scott, wife of Robert Scott, ex -reeve active, with cattle slightly
lower in price. Four or live loads
with the following address and a of this township, -.which sad. event
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were taken for Montreal. Receipts
occurred on Thursday. The funeral: were
39 carloads; which included
puree:
To Mits. OMER.
DE Ut Tmiefm,---Wishing to show
our gratitude to you for the manner
in which you performed your duty
towards us as Sabbath School teach-
er, we would ask you to accept this
purse as a small token pf our love
and esteem, hoping thi4 while Godibommunity in this their sad bereave -
spares you and as that we maybaveiment.—The Sons of Nngland lodge
the pleasure of acknowledging you meeting last Friday night was, well
as teacher. attended. The seeretary's report
Signed on behalf of the class. for the last year was very satisthe-
JOHN' AGNEW, tory. There is in the treasury
Dee. 29th, 1831. GEo. COTTLE, 027.00 to pay sick benefits, while
took place on Saturday at 2 o'clock.
The remains were followed by a
large concourse of friends to Burn's
Church cemetery. The deceased
was respected by all who came in
contact with her, The family have
the sincere sympathy of the whole
there are 47.menthers
DvAn Youxo Framos,---I thank in good stand-
ing
ing. Of these 13 have been initiated ' buywas done by Mr. Jno' Rod -
yon very much for this expression gers, at about 2e per pound. In
sheep and Iambs, about the only
buyers were Mr. Jos. Luness and
Mr. Jas. Wilson. Prices for ship--
ping sheep were steady at, 3c to file
per lb. Butchers' sheep were nom.
inal. In hogs offerings were not en
liberal, so market remained firm.
Good fat hogs were selling at from
4e to 4,e per pound. Other hogs re.
mained as quoted last market day,
Choice hogs are wanted, but com-
mon wilt hardly .sell at all.
300 sheep and lambs and 600 hogs.
In 'butchers' cattle buying was only
fairly active, and the feeling may be
said to be, slightly weaker, prices
varying from ae te 31e per pound,
mostly. One or two choice picked
cattle touched 31c per pound. About
live carloads of cattle were taken
for Montreal at an average price
of 3e to 31e per pound, Mr. IL A.
Mullins bought two carloads for
Montreal at 3e per pound. In stock -
era and feeders only about one car-
load was picked up. Most of the
of your appreciation of my efforts.
Sometimes I have thought you must
be tired listening to me'so Often
twice a week and no doubt many
times repeating myself. But I shall
during the year. Altogether the
Lodge is doing well, Bro. Thos.
Jackson, of Clinton, D. D., was pre-
sent and installed the officers for this
year. After the lodge was closed
go to •
a r refreshments were partaken of and
this expression of your condoler1 1 the members spent an hour in social
greetings and song. About 12
thank you for the attention you have
g:ven to my words, when I have o'clock all went home after spending
tiled to unfold truth to y. been one of the p'easantest evenings ever
would only ay this, if I' haveou
spent by this Lodge. One candidate
sa
was
benefit to yoa, go and do your utinitiated.
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VIOLIN, ELOCUTION AND
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
For full particulars, apply at the resi-
deuce of Ma. GRo. MoKaNzte, Wing- •
ham.
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bt tiye tweet() Conservatory of 11Insid ia
preea to receive pupils in
NSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.,
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You will bo if you go to
PATTERSON'S.
For be leads in the nobbiest
and newest lines of Xmas,.
Presents,
Opposite gad of Hamiltorit
W1NGHA M:
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Studio,
WINGHAM, ONTARIO.
We are now prepared to do a class of .work which people.
of the western towns have never before had done for them. E
have secured an English Artist, who was for a number of' years.
Tutor in a leading studio in London, and since coming to Can-
ada bas been engaged as Demonstrator and Operator in the
leading city gallries.
LADIES IN FULL DRESS AND BRIDAL
COSTUME
will now have an opportunity of securing a Photo of them-
selves done by a first-elass city man. A specialty will be made
of Photos of Ladies and Gentlemen in full dress.
LARGE
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()LIPS AND FA
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1LIES
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 OURSTOOK
has been chosen from the very newest Toronto styles, ari?i
everything will be clone to give customers perfect satisfaction.
WE HAVE MADE
several changes 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 do well to conic Now
Year's, as I take possession on that morning. Como early in
the day; come quickly, before the rush from outside towns.
W, R. BELDEN.
Brookenshire's old stand, Beaver 1310ek. •
k3.:t.W.MSIMFftaerfz.'omrrr,4L
Is
kk
Value of a
For many ye:
were admitted
without question
cattle were embai
earned this dim
favor by the ri;
had established
border, and •the
taken to stamp
disease among
pneumonia, till
other—at the mo
cry, Mr. (tardin
British Board of .
deed withdrawn
treatment, and
_cattle in the saint
can, bat it is exp
later Canadian cf
ted to England, r
Canada's true ini
wavering adhere
regulations wide
cattle a right
merit abroad, is
from the (=eller
able to establish
ish opinion, but
which are devek
sion of Canadian
pean Continent.
has followell tb
Britain in eml
cattle—not, hot
pleuro-pneamoni
that they are son
ing from Texas I
being one of ti
the Southern elk
sibly arise in
question is whet!
ever sent to Eur
adian ports. rj
shipped from 13a
and New Yorl
the German Gc
justified in em
States cattle.
through Canada
Dominion Mini
shows conclusiv(
A.; American cattle
, hibited from eni
• !' it only- exception:
'.1 the eases of catt
from the line 1:
. • Manitoba west
Battle from that
n such cases sa
meal by - • 4:
- days. In view
the Perninien
7„
n.perial Gover
German author
terpretation ot
as will permit
distinguished
' United States,
freely. That
V. will be given a
able a request -
ed. Such is
Canada enjoy
from the prec:
to preserve the
that Denmark,
followed our e
tablished a
United State's'
hops thar'Dan
being slaught(
-be allowed- to
for of German
are as effeetiv,
reason why
her to share
privilegq.
Elea&
Bayfield—1
tillers, Bailey
Dr. Stanbur
'iBrassels.—
Committers,
-W. H. Mc,
Trastees-1
Reid, Dr. Gr;
R. $..Hazie,
J. Elliott.
Councillors,
an(
IlaFriston
new, Jan
WardNo. 5,
All others rt
Kincardh
Deputy Ilk
Commission(
Frank Cc
John's war
William Te
A. Luttrell,
ward, R. B
Lueknos
lors, W. T.
Anderson,
Jas.Dough(
Ryan. • Co
R.:. Cole, J(
pin; Soutl
Whyte ;-'1'
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