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A.I.TGLTST 23, 1895,
TIE 1?�IN�i'HA1VT TIMES,
GEC). SHAW
CUTS DOWN THE PRiCE
MEAT ASAI V.
LOWER WINGHA11T,
Mr. D. Halstead spent a few days
es-
.. Hallo.
�lli
CM E. 'WILLIAMS t limas
last reek visiting
- AND- , works is doing quite a trade.—•
vino --.The chopping mill in con-
neetion. with . the Electric Light
DRUGGIST.
A, '.0, H. W. TELEGRAPH CO
• opp. Urunstvlck House.
"E1' zD x - .. Ont
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•
School opened. on Mondays last, after
the vacation, with a fair attendaueo,
and Mr, J. W. Ilogarth in eharge.---
Mr. John Green is slowly improving.
KINTAIL.
' Mrs. D. Matheson and family have
removed to Thessaloa. They will
be very nlucli missed hero, particu-
larly Joe, who was a universal
favorite. --Some trouble over a horse
caused two heavy weights to come
together in McKay's blacksmith shop,
last week. At the end of the "scrap"
both men were considerablyblown,birt
otherwise didnot appear much the
worse for wear.—Mr, J. L. McDon-
ald has given up stage driving, and
his place has been taken by Mr, D.
NYeville, of Saltford, One of the
-pioneers of Ashfield passed away in
the person of Mrs. Cornelius Keefe,
who died. last .week, at the age of
eighty-nine •years. -4- Miss Bate
Knechtel has gone to Buffalo to visit
relatives.
and make arrangements to got this 1,am says:S. Jerome,
`e , Dentistunt Wing
n -
job done as soon as possfls e d andr. i Pols are. the best in the market,"
art .�
7 nb Y
tied.- •Debentures were
flossed and . ,� r,. Geq. Qlcuceyhank,
signed for payment of the vfollowing . sayer ""Where is uoFiil equal to Williams'
ceounts viz. ; `rnsEs office, I Little PandeliQlt PUUs,"
Ex -Deputy -
Concession
'Vin ham, printing voters lists,18e5] Reeve?, e ofi�us Wnwan sh 'says; "-They
g a $i 0 * Marls Cassels, are e most satisfactory Pill have ever
and advertising, ,
Concession 14, fixing T culvert, draw -;used,,,
gravel,&e., in astern gravel, . County m HTon earstl" would not use
ing ,
Robt. Vint, work done: anyoer Pill."
6.50 h
r
road,
ta,
on sideline 39 and 40, concession, o, Chas, Proctolc, 4th line of Morris,
and day of man shovelling gravel, leases: e IT
andela not be without •Williams'
82M0 ; George Tisdale, West Wa_ Jas. Gadeliou -Warden for County
wanosh, 35 yards gravel and darn of Bruce; says; 1 have round them 1n-
ages, per John Stein, pathmaster, 53;' deed at we eaYe; ul PIU. "
James McGowan, 17 yards gravel. Hundreds of like7`estimonials furnish-
W Sloan, p'tthnlaster 85c, ; ; ed on application.
k'l ID -Y, AUGUST 23, 1S9it.
Mr. T. W. Gibson and family
returned. home to Toronto Tuesday
morning'. --Mr. James Ireland and
family have left here to visit James
Ireland,•Sr., in Gourock.--Mr. John
R. Gibson is home from Muskoka,
where lie has been running a saw
ll forMr. P VOune' —Mr M.
ml t,. b • •
McIntosh his moved into the shop EAST WAWANOSH.
lately occupied by John Ilupfer and Tho Manitoba fever has taken
will carry on a general blacksmith away several of our young men.
business. --A few of our young men aw Among the number who left on the
appear on the streets at nights, mak- . tenons were number
Fred. Deacon,
ing the •place hideous with their ells.
They have been *warned byx our Fountain Naylor, Jr., and Albert
Constable that a repetition of the Perdue, V. S. These left on the first
l •t •e" excursion. Mr Laird A. Paton left
per A. oa , . ,
Daley, concession 10 271
OF
On account of the hard times and in
order to sell for cash, 1 have out down
the prides of meat, and will sell at the
following low rates ;
George a ey,
yards gravel, and damages,) per 4001boxes at 73 ; 3,890'boxes at 7hc:
Messrs. Wheeler and Brandon, path -11,840 boxes at The ; 400 boxes small
masters, $2; Joseph Brandon, build-. at 7*c; 75 boxes small at The; ; 1,390"
ing culvert and material, concession 1 boxes on commission ; 120 packages
10 and 11, $3 ; municipality of of creamery
c butter a , t 2;lee e o 22e ;
Wingham, 32 yards gravel, per Jas. bulkH
3 20 David firm.
hlna
stet , _
at
I
Cochrane, p
Scott senr. 59 yards gravel, in con- 17e • 80 boxeLittle s at 7,0001,820 boxes at
INTARRET 11E2011TS.
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Wingham, August 22,1$95.
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbs . , , • ...2 15 to 2 40
Vail Wheat...,.. , ,.... 0 70 to 0 70
Spring Wheat, ,... ,. 0 70 to 0 70
oats, ,....,.••,.. 0 30 to 0 30
Barley,. ... .....•• 0 36 t 0 35
Peas,,.. .....,, ,. . . 0 10 to 0 14 .y)r
i nutter, rolls, ...• • • . , . X0.
Eggs per dozen. .. 0 10 to 0 l .0
Wood per cord.. 1 ..13 25 2500 to toll 00
Hay per ton.....
Potatoes, per bushel. ...•••' 0 05 to 0 05
Tallow, per lb, to 0. 05
Dried Apples, per lb 0 0U 40 to 0 05
Wool., ., .....
STEAK 10c PER IT.,
and other meats proportionately low.
The patronage of the public is soli -
same will bring them o lgrih •— Tuesday morning for Brandon.--
11Tra Henry Smith
and faun; have
lTiss Campbell, in School Section•
mI
75c. ;municipality of Wes
been visiting friends in Chesley. No. 11, has returned from her home nosh,5e; 20 yards gravel, per Charles ojlhos hues of Lime and
in Port Elgin, to again resume her1, t'a m P
lVHITECHL'RCH. g Martin, concession 1 , pathmaster, l
duties, School opened with•a fair 51.40; Edward Worden, 20 yards ;;oma when your friends first
The Presbyterian Sabbath Schools attendance.—Miss Lizzie lyfel{enzie, gravel for division No. 70, certified I te_1 you you your
friends
thin,
union icniciWhitechurch and Langside bash, gspent Sundayat her of Wu ham, by pathmaster, jai Arthur Brooks, �o`•i -ell eoncisa- restore your
picnic in Mr. Mothers , uncle's, Mr. David Robertson's.— '
on Friday, 16th inst. Every person The monthly meeting of the F. grading
� a 5 aGeorge lot
ls Coneesstorepairind 1 reseal, iy weight and. may tereby'
present seemed to have anenjoyableth1 M. Society was held in Calvin church, bridge on creek,sideline 39 and.40,
time. A game of scene
of baseball in the 1 e<< eat serious 11: 1CSS.
• 1 ea -on Thursdayof last week, only, m concession 8, 420; E. Livingstone, ,4.rson, have been known to
afternoon was the scene of much 1b of the members bele 800 f et rock elm plank � 1
cessions 6 and 7, per
Messrs.ersNi00 1'
and Harrison, p 1 aver or
Wm. Carr, 30 yards gravel, per
Wm. A. Densmore, p 2 ms of
$1.50 ; H. J. ' Wightman,days
man shovelling gravel, Division No,
46, $2 ; Mrs. E. Reid, lot 34, conces-
sion 9, 131 yards gravel and danl-
ages, certified by pathmasters of
Divisions Nos. 42, 48, 44, 48, and 49,
$7.55 ; Robt. Shiell, 'concession 11,'
73 yards gravel for Div. No. '55,.
certified by pathmaster, $3.65 ; Robt.
Currie, senr., 32 yards gravel, per
John Currie, pathmaster, $1.60; John
i Redmond, 15 yards gravel for divi-
sion No. 23, certified by pathmaster,
cited, and first-class meat and prompt
attention guaranteed,
GEO. SHAW.
Wingham, July 16th, 1805.
Tec ; 1,165 boxes small'at 7?;c ; 3501
boxes small at 71e ; 35 packages of
creamery butter at 18e to 20c.
Guelph, Aug, 16.—At the cheese
fair held here today 1,060. boxes
were ofiered. No sales. Bids too
low for makers, who are holding for
higher prices.
LOSS OF FLESH
is weakening. You cannot af-
ford to fall below your healthy
weight. if you. will take Scott's
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The subscriber ot!orshis house and
lot in Lower Wingham for sale on
reasonable terms. The lot contains half
an acre, on which' there is a frame
dwelling house containing live rooms;
also good stable and poultry house, good
well, 16 fruit trees, &e. Por particulars,
apply on the promises.
R. 0. KITTSON.
citelnent old and young of basil small number a Belk lave, Ileet
'present. They intend making a $9 Isaac Wilson, building culvert + Hain a teo�tnd a day by taL-ing
sexes participating.—Several persons c to be sent to the North ]Vest, at �lot< 39, educes d 11 an ounce a day of Scott's Emul-
vant thiso vicinitye harvest have
Bions 10 an ,
Edmond Walsh, planking
and spiking bridge, 38,
8 and 9, 75e ; Thos. Edwards,
repairing culvert at lot . 35, conces-
sions 8 and 9, $1.50 ; Wm. Robinson,
tile for drain and work done, &c., at
• Peter
8, $
�0
lot 31, concession,
Leaver, removing stone on road
allowance, sideline 30 and 31, con-
cession 11, $1.50 ; Robt, McDowell,
repairing bridge, lot, 32, concessions
6 and 7, $11.50 ; Edwin Wightman;
services as Inspector for gravelling
done on eastern gravel road, 56.87 ;
Georgie C. Naylor, lot 28, Concession
taken ad- i together with any other useful $9 00 Ed
vantage of the excursions to articles that any one sees fit to give. •d lot conces-
sion
Manitoba and the North West.—Mr. I help outside the members will
George Ross, sr., is suffering from a 1 Anybgladlyhelpaccepted. This society
severe attackiopof summer complrecover.—
has just been organized. and we hope
>ver — >.
butrecd � 1
soon success.—Calvin
n
will <
.hope heI it ccess. - C
we l ap, will meet with su
V
•. Lizzie miss • d every
•c and e�,v
•al
• • Sh< being filled
Sharpe, Mary P church is being well
of Tcesrvater, have been � Sahbatil, people coming from , a dis-
visitialg friends in Whitechurch. i tanec and they are well repaid for
i3LIJEV ALE. 1 corning to hear the earnest discourses
Mr. T. J. Dillon formerly cheese -1 that the' pastor, Rev. .W, T. Hall,
maker here, who is now Dairy Super ooksforolhisSabbath
text last S bbathtthe last
clause of the 9th verse of the 90th
Psalm; ``We spend our years as a
e itvery
tale that is told,"and ma
intendent in the Province of Prince
Edward Island, under the Dominion
with et
Government, is meeting wi 1 r a d 8 15 yards gravel and damages,
success down by the sea, and his lion to his hearers indeed.—The I • 1 Charles Campbell, 95 yards
p �. ,
many friends in this vicinity will be ( pp ',Tavel on concessions 8 and 9,.
P. S. C. E. has appointed a commit- per
piellsed to hear of his success. At it ; _. I Messrs. Chimney and Robinson,
that ;tee of four, lialilely, Mr. Dag^old i 5
picnic lately held at Emerald, in pathmasters, $4.75 ; Arthur Brook S,
gravelling on Eastern boundal,5 ,
$100 ; Alex. Ross, Wingham, day-
book
Treasurer,
1'
T. ,
book and scribblers for
$3. The Council then adjourned till
Province; Mr. Dillon delivered a AIarJ' Simpson, and Miss Maggie
capital address on the dairy interests 1 Laird, to represent that society at the
of the province. The meeting ~vias I county convention, to be held in
also addressed 1T�' the Lieutenant Blyth on the 3rd and 4th of Septem-
17
ttoverllol• of the a rovinee, Hon. , . • ; bcr next. bioilday, 23rd September next.
Curran Solicitor -General, and other > Aug.15th 189x, ^I,n Clerk.
0 ,r ? i The Council met g 1,895,i
P; PORTERFLJ ,
notables. --Mr. E. li . Bruce, L. ri., l .pursuant to adjournment. Members i _ _ '
(7` Harford Collegiate Institute, ,all present. Minutes of last regular 1 Hive Stools lsiarlceto.
Toronto, an old Blnevale team ler, also of s ee.ial meeting held i
t, , meeting, p 1 Montreal, Aug. 19.—The receipts.
:ir<cr. 1x1•. (s. K. Powell, B.:s., I rind- 15th Julylast were read corrected,
.1 i .7t3�111 Street school, Toronto, an I ill,cl missed. AceOunt of "Times" 1 to -day at the East End abattoir,
1 market were 500 head of cattle, 000
close. This seems extraordinary;
but it is absolutely true.
Don't be persuadett to accept a substitute!
Sect: & Bowie, Belleville. 50c. and $1.
W higara
1
Su*plie
WANTON. .
Fall Wheat,. ............... 0 75 to 0130-
Spring
84
Spring Wheat 0 75 to 0 80
I3arley .. 0 45 to 050
034t0035
Peas 0 55 to 0. 60
Potseas 40 to 0 50
Potatoes, per bushel... , ... , 0
Butter 0 11 to 0 12
Eggs, per dozen... , , .. 0 09 to 0 10
Hay ........ 9 00 toll 00
Cordwood 3 00 to 4 00
Wool... .... 0 18 to 0 18
We have just opened up a large stock
TRUNKS,
VALISES, LEATHER BAGS
Special Bargains all Month.
GEORGE GOOD
CRAIG CHOPPING.
of
SCHOOL BOOKS, Having secured power from the Witightun Electric
Light Company, I halo put in chopping stones at
COPY BOOKS, the Electric Light power house, 1.1...7 -vert, Wingham,
and am prepared to do chopping at all times. Tho
bile is solicited and satisfaction
jfl1 Eat 1d'.
The greatest of. all '95 e1
Niagara Falls, will take p
On Saturday,
(good to return o
under the aus
Musical Society
Special Excursion rains will leave Elmira, Our.
ham, Ohcsley, So,t,hrmpton and Kincardine. The
Waterloo Band will accompany the Esonrsion. For
points over 1511 miles distant, tickets will be hood to
return until Sept. Std. For full particulars, see
e and
Pores.
pasters and dodgers, givine time tab]
This Excursion will give aline opportunity to spend
Suntiay st atio at
e cm �the 2nd and �ofe iSeptemben the r. nNo trouble
or expense will bo spared by the committee to make
this the most enjoyable trip of the season.
SCRIBBLERS,
CRAYONS,
PENCILS,
SLATES, &c., &c.,
To be in readinesti for the opening of the
schools after the holidays. I IN THE dLATTE1t OF WEsI.I' Joia HrnFER,
�,,,_ , OF TILE VILLAGE OV \t'noxE'rsa, IN 7873
Covax7 of IiultoN, 13LAcsSMITII, AN IN-
. New 300 Paga Scribbler is I t3oLy1.NT. —
EA Rc, y. Notice is hereby given that the above amed
andy. I Wesley John Ilupfer has made an assi•• . nent to
It has the map of Huron County on mo under the provisions of the itevfsed unites of
Ontario, 1887, Chapter 124, and anion
11r acts, of all
the bads cover and is sold esolu�i rely by I his estate and effects in trust for tl benefit of his
us. Call and see it. Crcdutors.
A meeting of the Credit rs the said Wesley
�a 9'� I John Flupfer is heteby con em and will be hold at
�q - N U 9 g7tthu a rho Ably- • nitwit,
on o'clockTuesdn
IL.E.,-)c.
� a 11 �.d the 37tH day o1 Augu. natant, at two ,its
the afternoon, for th• appointment of Inspectors,
Popular Bookstore. and the giving of directions with reference to the
1895. disposal of the said estate.
V./Ingham, Aug. 13tH, All Creditors of the said Wesley John Fupfer ate
---- hereby notified to file their claims with me or my
1 il ' • ifisd b)' affidavit, and also
and value of the scour Y3
1.otronaa
guaranteed, ROBERT M AINPRIZE,
Windham. July 10tH, 1895.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
rsions to
0
gust 3 l st,
onday, Sept. 2nd),
s ot the Waterloo
o;c Turnbei't'y teacher,
ach r•, eflme up on office, Wingham, also a number et
t::i it wheels last, rvee,. <t1ul :ire visit- I other accounts, principall` gravel for
ice relatives and friends in this I d received and ordered to
It
McKay, In mel pal of cd
sheep and lambs, and 100 calves.'
, The market was rather slow and in-
roa s, e., , t
tViIlitur l i i i]c paid Communication received
active. Prices, however, were steady
i)iT•lli iinston High School, was visit from 1\Tnl. Lane, Esq; County Clerk, I at last Thursday's mark. Best
Goderich, stating that the amount 3 �c per lb., and lower grades were in
required this year from the township : foboth cattle and sheep on
ing Mr. Robert L. Stewart. last week.
Both gentlemen returned to their
duties iii Williamston on Monday.—
Me.
ionday.—
i i . James Gardiner will continue
carrying the mail for the text four
Ti'" Gerrond,of Winrrham
butchers' stook brought from 3-c r
FOR SAL
A complete brick cot`
of Wingham, on .' in
the most desirabl
II ted by a fur
st
soItcltor t t 7
'-��--� � ��•�F^'��, �c-�,:i�✓T�L-4,�1�,. �� 1 stating the n•
ot
It' (if an
H ore
1 4 I hold by them on or before the Nth day of Septem•
ham
3805.
R. ingba i, W. A. limas, Glorrie P.O„
r
i Ise,,
00 Yr
A.>
5
jn �j I ],rated ., win,
ker.
ge in the Town
e street, one of
ets for a residence.
• a large• wood sheet,
this 1Gth day of August, A. D.,,
C
9
know a good watch when
you see. it '? Of course you
F
1, do.. ��I
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ea -+
with hard and - • 't water in wood shec);
a stood stable. Tho lot has 55 feet front-
age and runs 163 feet back to a lane.
T.trtns easy. Apply to
•
JOHN NEELANDS,
Wingham.
Solicitor for Assignee, Assignee.
OTICE TO CREDITO
,., N TII 1 ATTEI. OF TAMiles W. INGLI. of THE
14 I TOR Or W INo1IAM. IN THE ' OUN1'% Or
F61
}Imo. CAItEI tOIT BUILD=== AN INseL-
Ir VENT. •
t l
rt. seen our Special Movements fit Notice is hereby 1vett that the
•
tJ 5 i
Gold,
h; W. Inglis has made n essignn
in troll, Silver and Gold [(1 provisions of rho Ile ed St'
�� Filled Cases? New Styles
ep
�l and Patterns. it
171 re.
1 �r.
" D
ti,
YOU
iii
c
11 thunk of purchasing . until �r1
;S yon call and obtain our C�
[e prices. Fr
—''` MSTG'•' 'T TNS'I'DD Prole of'il.
bove named James•
ut toot Hie under the
rates Ontario. 1887.
Chapter 134, nod amen Ole of all ]els estate and
effects in trust for the be a •P his creditors.
A meeting of the ere torso to said .Tatees SY,
Inglis 10 hereby cons ned and w be held at my
oltice in winghan, on Thursday; 1st day of
August, 1 95, at tw o'clock in the after, n. Inc th4
appointment of i pectors end the giving direc-
tions with ret mice to the disposal of t • said
estate.
All creditor of the said James W. Inglis are It
by notified file their claims with rue, duly vorifi
by atflda' , and alio stating the nature and value o
the sac ty (it any) held by thele on or betoro the
25th y of August A. 0.,150;
1 ted at Wintihon) this 22nd day el July, 1895.
It. vANSPONE, W1Ot.htt111,
Assignees
Charge acid suitable lenses given 1F
SI -1]t triees , I
a" right i, I Good Dwelling and ono quarter acre,
� r
Fs'', ( side Leopold street, Wingham. .
R . SALE.
MUNSH..A 11 situated on the N. WW Lot 4161o00ast
Pl
Apply to
,141—'9 -, t97. 1--,.-� —tr ,Stratford, Ont.
;��..-���,rr �':•yam-.,r.::�7r�7��i�:_7r-ir.-�,
, The Optician. I l •
Ont. 1�1
JOHN BROWN,
Wingham,
r� Real Estate Agent,
and Iaegisiative demand -- _
as w2501.02. It e:rport account. The former sold at i fah C®ES THE PRICE OF pyo i purpose attendings Business or Shorthand College this season ? 11
+. c C ,.
• for County' purposes
School equivalent ry lb live weight while the i
• i Iatter were selling at u•e per lb.
was a recd that the sum of $29 0 4 pee
▪ �.1I3.�•-:5 'fin Wine;ham,
, r
visiting at Mr. R. N. DaPf's last for township purposes and specialLambs and calves were in moderate
was.. school rate, along with ' County tax,1 Following is the moderate
▪ e ek.—ATisses mato and silk and 7 ; demand. I g .
Masters James and Malcolm. Isbistcr, in. all $54,]1.0:., be rased this year i range of quotations :--Cattle-
by taxation, A. rate of 46 tenth ; g
M' . Fol are visiting their aunt, mills on the dollar was struck tt i Butchers' choice, per pound,. 31,c ri'
:ti'i F. 13. Scott.—Messrs. o rani- raise this amount, and fly -Lave Na. 13�e, live weight; medium to fair,
awl Walter Clcghol•n went to ilTanl- �:Ic r% u a' culls, 2e rt Lc . �hcep
i
a �.—:VIr. Fred. Hartley 8, 1895, confirminrr, the same, was aQou , y�,3 tt :See ;• Laub And veal at proportionate rates.
w s all e ss fu y read and passed. fay -Law ;\ o, no
the recent money! lambs, a'�'? � rc 53. Calves . ("a -(rod t0 .k;.1 tinl*lttio boot cutg', all cuotaners haven n chnttma
was successful in passing for the purpose of borrowing Inonet ,3 n +
7 (II . 10 • e0lutnt)n testate, ', .. 4'hanktng my numerous enstoma:v for pact tarots,
is•On Asian, . choice, $ (r $ , I aro i f thoh future patronage,.
'unlet leavinge. ' actor for Win
Junior the Bank of , g
r Trowbridge, '
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from
r
v
''ltln
S era
(,ode, of b hate, to pay contractor building ,
s
1 hoz to intimate to the people ot Windham that •
1 have redline(' the price of moat to the following
tigures> • STEAK, 10 Cents,
ROASTS, 8 to 10 Ceents, -Cents,
BOILING,
11r. Joseph Leech.—Miss Lilly Moss,
of this place, was a successful eandi-
date for a primary certificate at the
:recent departmental examinations.
Miss Moss attended Goderich High
School,
GOI�IIIE.
1Vtr. Mclkenzie, of' Teeswatcr, has
purchased the hotel of Mr. J. H.
Campbell, in this place. The price
paid. was $4,600.—Mr. W. II. Tate
will continue the implement busi-
ne,—Quite a number left on Tues-
day for lftanitoba:---Mr. Alex. Strong
has been enlarging his dwelling.—
i oeetil. (fillies &. Smith have opened
tlrcglr_ Milia oiliac opposite the Al-
bit,*, ytel. There should be a
i lefldld opetsxng here for a bank
t C cessions 8 and'
and so y close
e t
q.},ir•h 17)• rlosn attemtton to their watts 1 hope to
merit. Respectfully yours,
bridge g e all river, .on I Datil Markets-Mtg. +rl. .'gf G. yours,
9, at Marnock, also read and passed. ,
Applications for the office of Collector' Montreal. --Cheese, rc C 8c..I
f n o the current ' �'
ppi -
f h e t year were Butter—Townships i8e ,�' ' 1, e 1 ^ "
so, the
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Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ontario,.
Is considered head and shoulders above Canadian Schools.
• for other schools
practical w k and set the iat.o x
or
record for1
• mode d
-C7" award that we ha e t d
x�•v'� 'C7" heard anything shalt our "row System.' of teaching Rook -keeping and Commercial
paper? It is considered the essence of practicability. Drop a card for particulars legardhtg it. Catalogue
also tree. Colirge ro•opcns September 3rd. W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
Concession o ('O"i (Li) 13C. f
o taxes i'
received from John i1leClinton, western, i � I E Y 'S CELERY
(,oncession 4; Wm. Wi„titlnan, Con. - i�'ew Fork. �°'-' Butter •--- Steady-;
7and Charles C Campbell, State dairy,12e to 18 e ; do. cream- q
Concession 8. IS appointment , offered -
1 "d over till next meetinte of to 113e; do. creamery,. i3e 03 20e ;iBest Blood Futit•er, Tonic and General Health RestorerONDMTV
10 fnanlzind, We do not fear comp
n.
cession , • .
"i'h" nt cr r• 191 c to 20e western dairy, 91 c I
was ai ,z
Council. Edward Worden, Conees• do. factory, 810 C;1 2,ro;, Elgins, 20e..
slat 14, was present, :and made Cheese—Firm; State' large, 51e Cs
haveoutlet d 71 j do fancy, i c e Cts 71,e, , do,
NERVE CO
' I�li•!l JtL EI', 'BON AND WINE.
POUND
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prison 1 You will get more genuine permanent bone t out o o
i�RANLE 5 i S CELERY -NERVE COMPOfi.TNID-
et Hellion to an out a made zO , s L anyother "Compound" on the market. It contains no injurious drugs, altd is basetli-
across Northern boundary line small, Oe to 8se; past slruns, �. C to; than cut of a whole dozen of
between the townships of Kinloss 5e; full scrims, lie to 2e. . ori Gt,wo> uThT1 instead of ALCOITO ., ,Try it 1 You will then know the truth, ONE DOLLAR PER' I30'pTLI .
and East 44*avt+anosh, droved by Liverpool ---Cheese quiet , demand E AND GEl` 44]4..[ 5 �y
Mr, S
Cott, seconded by Mr. Brown, poor•; finest Afncriean white and I � SURE
that Messrs. Sutherland and Robert- colored (new), 88s. Butter—Finest'
son be authorized to meet the Reeve 11. 5,1 70 s; good, 60e,AT WILLIAMS'DRUG STORE•i WINGHAM ONTARIO
Cr any member of Kinloss Council, Thin, N. Y.—Cheese sales to•day,
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