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PRID4 y, DBOBBIBB11 20, 1895.
TO Wgo T /A)r Cozro las..
Thane who have received rte. -
counts frons us will please remit
the amount, or call and settle,
at once. ' As we expect to
to Wingliatnl on the 2nd of-
.
January next, aiii accounts not
settled by the,;: time will be
placed in other bands for col-
lection. "A. word to the wise,"
&e. Remittances made by I'.
Order or registered ° letters. ' 1
lI be at our risk. r
R. ELLIOTT. a
az,.s Office, Wilighazn, Nov. li
•
.ass t'LT 1'1 Canadian
assent hi La on, Eng-
Iland, arrived at Ottawa on Sunday
last. lie says be eatine over to eon -
suit with the Prouder in. accordance
with leis request regarding the Fast
Atlantic Steamship and Pacific
Cable schemes. Time will tell if he
had not another objeet in touting
over just at this time.
THE West Huron election catn-
paign will begin in earnest next
week. From what we eau learn
there is a disposition among the local
Patrons to allow the two old parties
to light out the bye -election, and to
reserve their strength for thegeneral
election. The Grand Board of the
Patrons, it is said,are desirous of
contesting the bye -election, but it is
altogether likely that the view of the
local associations will prevail and the
candidate of the Matrons, Mfr. For-
rester, will not enter the lists at this
election.
M. C. C An1E110N, the old L
war horse, will mak
fight and carry the Liberal col
victory in. West Huron, on the
of January, or we will be much
mistaken. - Mr. Weismiller, the
Government candidate, it is said, has
changed his views again. .Ile seems
to be willing and ready to adopt any
ery that he thinks will carry him
'nto ofliee. His is. quite a unique
ecord. Be first appeared before the
eIeetors of Huron as a Liberal, then
s an Equal Righter, next as a
eredith candidate and an Opp,
of Separate Mees, and now.. h
hiek And thin Supporter of
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W
i 'G, .AM TIMES DECEMBER 20, 1895
at from de C 4ic per ib., but g:
stock was scarce. Butchers' ea
were in demand for the holid
traclo, but the quality of offers
was inferior. Very choice solei
high as .tie per lb. Less clesira
lots sold at ale, and quite a f
brought 3:}e (,' 8.1c per lb. ,lift
were in demand, for export, an
sold at 3c Ole. Stockers wei
dull. One buyer offered 2c per lb
for a lot averaging 800 lbs. Slice
of good quality for export f
better sale at 22-c G Se per lb., btt
poor quality were not wanted
cad t MARKET =PORTS.
ttlth marlan.t I.
Winsliam, Dec, 10, 1895.
ay , Corrected by 1. Deans, produce Dealer.
ngs 14`lour per 100 lbs., .. ,..... 1 75 to. 2 00
es Pall Wheat... , ..,..,.,,. 0 G8 to 0 91
ble Spring Wheat...—. .. ..... 0 68 to 0 64
Qat.,, .........,..,, 0 23 to 0 24
e1
w iiarlo , ... 0 30 to 0 35
IIs Pea. , ................. 0 47 to 0 48
d Butter,. ,. ..01.1to015
d 1 Eggs per dozen 0 16 to 0 10
1Viced pot cont .. 1 25 to 1 50
i-Iay per ton......, ........15 00 te16 00
p l.'etatoe., per bushel 0 15. to 0 20
foun
d 1 .Fallow, per Ib . 0 4 to 0 4P
t
i Dried Apples,..,per Ib 0 4a to 0 05
(Chicken., .. , 0 20 to 0 35.
. I Ducks
iJambs sold better at 8.c per ib.
Calves steady, at 474 G $6 each.
Asher cows were firm on light offer
ings, and four sold at $33 each
Hogs were in light supply, and
prices were about steady at he pe
lb, for best, and 31e for light hogs
Montreal, Q., December 16,---A
the eastern abattoir market the re-
ceipts today consisted of about 600
head of cattle, .700 sheep and lattubs
and 20 calves. Prices were higher
'
fared was much better than last week,
i.' rime animals for the Christmas
trade brought 40 t✓ 4 e per lb. live
weight, and lower grades all the way
from 2e ®3 c per Ib. according to
quality. Small meats sold fairly
well and a moderate amount of sell-
ing was done in cattle, Following is
the general range of quotaations:--.
Cattle, butchers, choice, per ib., 4e
4r•o, Eye weight; medium fair, Be
C Bic; 'cu11s, 2c G� 2;,c. Sheep,
common to good, $$2.50 ® $3.50
lambs, $1,50 ® $8.50. Calves, good
ne•iht l go choxee, �7 G $12 ; common to fair,
visa $2e"$6.
the
Geese 0 40 to 0 50.
Turkeys. , ,• • , 0 5 to Q 5
armed Ilog.. , �, , ...... • 3 75 to 4 00
TRUNKS
iberhi f today, but the quality of stock of
gorous
ors to
14th
t..
27th, 1895.
A. riiAX 1/11141L.
An effort is now being made by a
iumber of our enterprising citizens
°minion Government, an;d. desirous
of establishing Separate School
ianitoba, West Huron- basno
r men of such changeable vi
and will return Mr. Cameron wi
ad majority.
have a 'flax mill established in fa
wn. A stock book has been. open- go
rd and Mr. George McKenzie has
headed the list by subscribing for
wenty shares; or $1000 of t"fhe. stock,
': ° 1e7Kenzie, in addition, offers to
e a site for the proposed mill, if
tient stock is subscribed.. We
rstand it will be necessary that
to the amount of ;6,000 be
n, in order to put the enterprise
good financial basis, and we
t our citizens will take hold of.
matter in earnest and make the
posed industry a certainty. The
industry has been a paying one,
tothe producer and manatee-
, an there is no doubt but the
mere in the immediate vicinity of
•n would be glad to embrace the
~tunity of raising a quanity of
Last spring, when the' agitation
0 erection of ; A flax: mill in
awns in progress, the in-
• seed. were numerous: Our
,Z4AP. l op e2G3,.►�.
th a
Mr. Wm, Doig is ill with typhoid's
fi
een
the
ever. -Mr. W. A. Irwin has b
appointed a -Notary Public. for.
Province of Ontario.
ST HELENS,
Mr. Thos. Todd is placing a n
sixty -horse power engine in his s
mill. --A harmonica band bas b
organized in the village. -.4
entertainment given by the L O.
T., recently, was . a most success
affair.
A By -Law for the Construc-
tion of Sidewalks as Local
Improvements.
cipal Act to theeCower og ncil of any town to
provide byBy Law,passed with the assent
of the electors, according to the provi-
sions of the said Act, that all future ex-
penditure in the Municipality for the
c enatruction of sidewalks shall bo
ear 'enamel assessment on the property bone
aw f fitted and not exempt by law from assess -
tient;
ten: .And whereas. it is expedient to' pass a
he by-1aw of the Town of Wingham for the
G. purpose aforesaid;
fill Be-it,therefore enacted by the Cor-
poration of the Town of Wingham, and
it is hereby enacted:
1 That all future expenditure in the
Town of Wingham in connection with
the construction of sidewalks shall be 'by
a acid er y
exempt y law from assess-
es - flan:, in the manner provided for in tho
oh• : ]Municipal Act.
red 2 That the foregoing section of this
r. by-law shall take effect on and from the
first day of February, A. D., 1806, and
by that this and subsequent sectio.: shall
ip take effect immediately.
a 3 The votes of the elector= f the sah3
Town hereon shall be take, on Monday,
the sixth day of Ja.eery A. D., 189
er commencing at nin: o'cl.,k in the fore
noon and closing a ti.l o'clock in th
afternoon, at the f lo 'ing polling place
in the said town • - d by the followin
DeputyReturnin. 0$'Icars, respectively
WARD 1,
At Joseph Golley's Office, Viotoria street
by James Pleuty, Deputy Returning
Officer.
At the Advance Office, Josephine street
by John Cornyn, Deputy Returning
{ Officer,
At the Town Hall, by Johnston B. Per-
auson, Deputy Returning Officer.
WARD 4.
Ai Kormati's Butcher Shop, by William
Robertson, Deputy .Returning Officer.
4 The Clerk of the Coattail alien suis
up the number of votes given for anti
LOWER W11'fGiIAii�i:,
The following, which refers to
father of Mr. J. • .W. Hagar
teacher of the school in this plat
we take from the Huron Exposit
Another of Huron's most hong
pioneers has departed this life.• 14f
Septirnus Hogarth died on Tuescl
, at his residence in the `townsh
Stephen, near Exeter, after
r1 illness of inflammation of th
Ts. I tr. Hogarth was a memo
brigade who were promin-
ent
in public Iiia some fifteen or
twenty years ago, but who are now
rapidly passing away. When quite
a young man, iia Settled on the farm
on the 2nd concession of Stephen, on
which he continued to live until his
death. It was then a forest, and its
owner Jived to see it one of the finest
homesteads in Western Ontario, Ile
was not only a man
who I'd well for himselod f and andsfatmily !!
but he also did his share towards
:, his neighbors and the public.
as prominent in political, rnuni-
and ;. grieultural circles, his
1 disposition and shrewd coni -
Se`, snaking him a popular
it
man in the community:
ryed ,for many years in the
11 of his lnitnieipality, and
1 times represented Stephen in
olinty council. He was a con-
bens -
th, p l assessment on the prop t b
1s ed and not b
and
and business men would of
(rood deal of benefit from she
. hlnent of a flax industry tun
it would give employment
--small boys and irls—' of th
rtain. season of the g
now :unemployed. year,Our
generally' would be
y the ft= industry being
ere and we hope all will
as their means will
tock book is at the
f J r. S. Gracey, and
k holders are invited
as possible, As soon
stock is subscribed, a
shareholders will the
provisional directors I Ideiw
ppointed, and arrange- cipal
t put the concern on a n
xis, amenia
pion
and
He se
caune
severs
the e
L 15TbT'JfiS.
old, 'ti. P, for 'Vic-
ceepted aseat in
Cabinet as Con -
Revenue, in the
1. Wood, ap.
f Customs. The,
have seats in
the Patrons
ed a. resole.
y Mr. Joseph
the next meet -
elation, to
ofessions to
d abolish all
dges&
uron should.
d keep their
boodlers.
constituency
"Influence"
eaflment
Cmrdwell:
in North
sistent member of the Methodist
aura; an active and enthusiastic
Liberal in politics, and a rigid advo-
cate of temperance and prohibition
I�r:. a
each will be a distinetive loss to
ethe community where he has lived I
so long. Personally, be was a true'
friend, a genial, intelligent compan-
ion, and in every sense of the term a
worthy man. Ire leaves a. widow,
five sons and two daughters, to all of
whom his "death will be asad be-
reavement, and an irreparable loss.
Ile had passed man's allotted span,
being nearly 71 years of age.
Lica Stock b10,*kettr,
Toronto, Ont., Dee. 17.-:.ireceipts
at the Toronto Cattle market to -day
were lighter, beinlog 700 sheep and lambs sandclud750
hogs. Good cattle were in better
demand. There was some demand
for export, and few sales were made
6,
e
'
j against this by-law, on Wednesday, the
eighth day of January, 3896, at the hour
of twelve o'clock, noon, at the Town
Hall, in said town.
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the h5 our of tenhcloc ina the forenoc at,
at the said Town Hall. is hereby fixed As
the. time and place for thn appointment
of :screens to attend at the various.
polling places and at the final summing
edvynfntheafeisnetrestitielobho thpeoinc-
e promoting or opposing the
passage of the by-law respectively,
T.1Ec NOTION
That the above is a true copy of a pro-
posed by-law which has been taken into
consideration, and which will be lnally
passed by the Council of the Munici-
pality
obtained t eref the to, after of one
month from the first publication thereof
in the \Vinklusei Trt 1�ssvcrs newspaper, the
date
day of December IA. D ,189 g and
that the votes of tho electors of the
said Municipality will be taken thereon
on Monday, the Gth day of January,1893,
commencing at the hour of nine o'clock
in nfoheuaey;ntho forenoonn of day8d
at the hour, day and places therein Hied
for taking the votes of the electors, the
polls will he Betel.
Dated at the '1'oWfh of Wingham, this
18th day of December, 1805.
J,1rt, p'ERGUSON, Clerk. 0
VALISES, LEATHER BAGS
Special Bargains all Month.
GEORGE 000D
THE .B EST.
---AT TIIP.- !
SMALLEST' COST
EF CI NT
TAILORING
GENTS'
FURNISHINGS
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—aT
i CEO. G.' .'
convineinspecting ays to bny theyoo beetill be
when
it can be had at such a very moderate
cost.
Our prices cannot he, beat anywhere
for good, reliable workmanship and ma-
terial. A Perfect Fit and'satisfaction
guaranteed.
Always the latest at the lowest price in
Gents Furnishings. . •.
GEO. CARR,
Opposite Chisholm's Drag Store,
Wiugham.
SAIr'vll,
Great Excite
AT THE. BIG
C C
;)
aaataa eo-fano.-cam.-aaa.ata.
V1INCH4M3 GREATEST CLOTHING
Ol thin , Gents' Furnish.
in, Hats and Cp.
Our whole stock must be sold before
THE FIRST OF -FEBRUARY
To snake room for our large Spring Importations. Christ-
mas is corning, but JOHN RUETTEL & SONS are
here to offer you the greatest bargains ever offered any-
where.- Two hundred Overcoats 15o Suits in Men's and
Boys', and our whole stock must Abe sold at such prices as
will astonish everyone. We are bound to sell ; cone and
see us, , .
Men's Overcoats worth $8 for $6, worth Pio for $8,
worth $i2 for $IQ; Men's Suits worth $g.5o for $8, worth
$12 for $Io; Boys' Suits worth $2.25 for $r ; Men's. Suits
$8.5o for $6.5o,; worth $ IO for $8, and everything at the
same rate till our whole stock of winter goods is disposed
of. Our motto is ----Quick sales and cheap for cash. We
keep no goods from one season to another ; they must go,
and our customers will get the benefit.
eat
IN OUR ORDERED . CLOTTING DEPARTMENT
We defy competition. Our customers must be pleased and, satisfied„
In fits, workmanship and price we excel anyone in the trade.
Our new. stock of Nroitn iEs, SUIRTS, HATS and CAPS has just
arrived for the Xmas holidays. Come and see them.
JOHN CUETTEL. & SONS,
THE PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Macdonald :Block. WINGIIA:�I.
sHESAID bi rd.1! I�''�....m�..ar ._ii��,. a2rac.�,"z:^tc.,,,��:�a>.?�"��.�4 �c..�
She-
would accept him if he bought jCleari]ig-
the • •Sale
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PATTERSON'S
ERSON'S
If you want a ring that will wear
you at life time, , 9,
3 me, buy it of PA I'TERSON' I(
r
opt
will whisper the price to you—we
have then as low as $1.25,
Get up as nuickly as you can and
get one *of our magnificent engage-
ment rings. ` Any young lady would
be -proud to wear one of them, We
--- n, N
gi
- "It's all so Sudden"sometimes thatthe young man doesn't know where Idb'
to get the ring. If you are in this b.
;y
plight you may come without oris ri
givings to us. We guarantee all of
our goods and our guarantee is J
good.j
What she wants is: one of our
Diamond Icings, 14 karats line.
With them the style never changes.
.Any young lady knows her ring will
not be out -shone it it comes from
?or rine' Wauteli repairing. I defy
competition.
PA TTIMRSONt
''Viringham.
alta rafzlt of Ilamilton,
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rr1
rAATGHES,
CLOG}(S, -.
JEWEL ` y,
SILVERWARE'
9 �}
FROM NOW TO JANUARY rST.
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i].
OW IS
YOUR
TIME
TO
SECURE
mays. a
irthday
Presents
COST
As I and remodeling niy store all goods roust be sold
that time.*
by
N. ;J,
Repairing a Specality,
Eye Sight Tested Pree,
MUNSH--W,
wino. The O,itiela lt.
Wi
The Annut
Korrea 's r}i
day, •T4nuary
M., for the elf
tors, and any
come before t
.. antionjtso
Pre
im,k, good use
CANADA DI
Lust Wcek'e notice'
ants in ehoioe peai
Mitchell, placed as
,Stenog apher inpacli
nn
up
aid Oleo'asefstan i�v
Prod, Thompson et,
Doo, 13, Douglass t,
wilaan, Hankin, 1.1
Chatham.
it Paye -to ,At
College re•epens fc
Tor Catalogue of oft
purtmentaaddrens,
A.public Ines
the Township of
in ttte
Foresters'
Monday, De
At L2 o'clock not
candidates for
Deputy -Reeve a
the,Tear 1896,
Bh ayale, Deo.1
A OH
OF B
BEL
DAVX
iwislm to announce
surrotus:ding Country
"^- 'or ti,cilate Jas. I3and,
urge morting orders,
good urine in all the
GROCER
We baso, just to hand
x11As,Ylito0ERIES,.
RAIMNS, CUR
GRANGES
APRIOOTS, 1'I(
Beside,
SUGARS, TEA
SOAJ
DRY GO
Por the balance of the
offer theffehowhmi; aim
Furs, Tweeds, Di
Flannels, Cot
PrInelpally,offte Cele
We wilt not.guote
Can WM show gou th
hope by far ant/ him
abate of yonr,pistrona
Tot
REGRE
If ye% don't cail
you aro there,
new 'nook of
Whieh has just t
It the most be
shown in town.
GROCER
440ot:opiate in ever,
for you, when Yo
Xmas baking.
OUR TE
.Are becoming
'Especially- "Sala
NORMAN
Motto :—Good