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LOCAL. NEWS.
--14nuokle-down, fedubs, oriseerose.
t*ilofe baton o 1e -B lie's' over this
Week.
—Good Lemons a Orange, 1).0 cents
per dozen at N. A. P etiaansox's.
11ttI1 consumers eh incl read the Rdol-
sxtein Dairy "ad."
—The doughnuts pr seated to the Trues
office by the Fleisob a Baking School
Were lovely. Thanks
—Large quantities o salt arebeing taken
into the country for us ng on the land in
the spring.
Satisfaction
E. Williams sells pure drugs.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
` eParthers are raid ' • 'advantrig ' of the
good roads and fait either, to Haul logs
and wood to town. ludreds of logs are
coming in every day.
Black worsted . suits from $15 up, at
taiao R. Te nn's, City Tailor.
—The fired meeting
of Young Peoples' S
►vel' be held in tare:/
Thursday, Feb lith,
for the evening is "W
of the Local Union
ietiee, of Wingham,
thodist church on
8 p. m. The topic
messing for Christ."
eaualfi Balsam
isSurreron thHealing
Wod At
Williams' Drug Store,
—We. unadvertent
ztteetieg of Tnri berry
for Satnrday Jany. 25t
1st ss is should have be
—The Directors of
'.Curnberry .Acricilitural
at Swartz's Hetet, Wini
Tab. lst at 3 o'clock.
requested as business of
brought before the meet
y ennoenced the
tericuitural Society
1, instead of Feb.
the Township of
Society will meet
ham, on Saturday,
frill attendance is
itriportanoewill be
ng.
L'oon's Mantles, $5 to e8, we sell
for $... 't,:$8 to $12, we sell for"$4; $12
and 15, *a sell for $6. M. H. laforensoo.
—Central and East rn Ontario had a.
]Host disaaterous stet on Friday'last, and
R great. amount of dal age was done to the
property'of the telop one and telegraph
companies. Terentes completely isolat-
ed from the other Citi as far as that.wire
communication was oneernseid and the
Street Railway Compo y w paralysdd.
Apprentice wanted pply at Belden's
photo studio.
-Miss 'Nellie Bell g
&'home to her nutter
evening lest. The
kindly disposition of t
lelways ensnres a ple
entertain their friend
was unique in e
breathed around tar
'e a very successful
s frieiuls on Friday
ental mariner and
e host and hostess
ant time when they
and friday evening
ility. It is gently
others will follow.
IN
WINGI.LA. 4I, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, e ANTT A
--The Union facto received the last 1 —1 fr, Geo, Masora
0onsignmeet of machin xy to•day,t,3 i oonvttlesnent.
—The standard 152 t rniture factory w
Satisfaction g
C. Williamsse Is '
Th
pure. drugs. not sold on Wednesd, y,
ms teed,
C. -0Regular meeting f -Court Maitland,
F.: this (Pride) evening,
Williams' Little Dandelion Pills
cure headache. Try them,
—Mr. and Mrs. N. Griffin
g
Geta free sample of Williams' Little "At Home," on Th da evening',
on
Dandelion Pills and be convinced. n Nicol, of h
There is nothinglike them, Mr. and Mrs, d
'T, R,, entertained : numbere ds
---Brussels °urli otr Tuesday of friends
club defeated the 3 y eveein
Luelfnow and Wrox ter clubs at the Wing- 147—Mr. atad Mrs.
ham rink. ay Theaywrdill.there- were bur,yed out 1
fore play for the W to T, on Wednank
—33eardeley's,08 r dad Codfish at N. A.
Farquhersons,
—The Presbyterian
try services in two we
'--The Methodist 0
Teeswater Friday eve
concert.
will hold annivera
,hestra will go to
leg to take part in a
kir ;31,1896,
s r he carnival en
attended and there
eighty skaters appe
were very pretty
prize=winners were:
Miss I+. Stottard, W
dress --Miss Ella Iiia
race --1st, H, Sboebo
A. D• MoOorvie, Luo
A. D. l'ZoCoreie, Be
Cornyn, Wingham,
Flannnagan, Wingha
--Remember that ... ring the dull season,
like
tbe beginning of he new year, when
everybody is nlaki resolutions to out"
down expenses, an live cheaper, is the
very time the wise •robant does the most •
advertising, Anybo y can sell goods when I
the town is full .of p:ople with plenty of
money and anxious o spend it, butthe
shrewd and success£ 1 merchant is one who,
advertises in dull se + one, and offers his
goods at prices that lake people carne and
buy, Try this plan .nce anti in the future
you may continue it
• r --We are pleased to say that at latest
report, Mr. J. Vanet ne, Chicago, is pro-,
gressing,favorably fm the seigeof typhoid
fever.
1 F— eLeod, of Seabrth, won first money
in the live mile rage , t Lucknow on Tues.
day and Mr. Santee' Elliott of Wingnam,
second. el
Overcoats from $12 to 025; cannot be
beaten in the Dominion, at Gem. R, Tnvzz�'s,
City Tailor.
_,Mr. Thos. Stra an, Grey township, is
Warden for 7duron r 1896.
—Ex.i'Iayor Br kenshiee attended a
meeting of the Goo Tetnplars at Porter's
Hill, in au official pacity, on Tuesday.
Deese
M
axrvc;- •1 wish to inform the
ladies of Wingham and vicinity that I am
prepared to do work at my home, Mr. Jos.
Aperfect ,or to sew satisfaction by
1 all the clay,
ork intrusted uarantee `Taxes. n, Bluev
.
to me, Jhsste Roxsros Corner Francis (S gndforo some t
and Diagoaaf sta. cling for some t
—ReeveOn Tueeday his fri
Sparlin and Deputy -Reeve be was very low an
Relines are in oderich this,, week expected, but on T1
attending the Coot Council meeting. r;: �•ecefved that there
went in his eouditi
Saturday ni»ht stns iu shoes and 1 Town
kipperirr' 41. 0 sI or $1.15
ton for $2.10, Everything • ,$�e
.75. But- •�irrsuant to reso
thing special in shoes. etular meeting, the
M. H. Mclr,noo.
r
rts of the C
—Lucknow has a sensation arising. out ,and Public Worksomn
,of what was intend•, for a practical joke, I Members present'.
but which • resultedf the narrow escapeIDeputy-Reeve Rohtn,:
from poisoning of t o young
ey
town and the conse ueet sudden zdeparture !Herdsmen, es of that rson, ng,GoSh
—A number o young people enjoy of a youngIlttee, n
coasting on tbe ion Pactory hill, dor- '� loan to more congenial clime The committee on
ing the moon lig nights,, On Wednesday oriring there died at , duties attached to eae
—A. party of a attended a uron House of Re ge,'John Sadler, aged' report and after being
party in 56 years. 'He had b en in poor health for I clause by clause,
Lucknow, on W nesdayevening. some time.. He for
ham and he and h
down soon after the
The body was br
Wednesday evening
hn Linklater, who
t fall, have moved
into one of David ringlets cottages, on
Edward street.
Williams' Little Dandelion Pills
sure headache. ry them,
—"Oh, dear l N • ody known what a
ruarrfed woman be to go through," she
exclaimed as she di ed into her husbands
pockets in search stray leash at mid-
night,
—.For first -tease tailorma and
gents' farnishin cheap
gs' try Webster & Co
Remember the d
place, one door south of
R. A. Graham's grocery store.
c'"`P -^Cn Wednesday fternoon while Alex.
McNevin was Ong ged in ripping some
lumber in McLean Son's saw mill, he
had the misfortune o come in contact with
the saw which save d two of his fixgers. t'
vv LWhile going ho ie from
meet-
ing in the Prehbyte fan church
en'iVednee
day evening, Mrs.
leg on the sidelva1k.
—We notice tha
sent a quantity of
featured by W. G.
don and Canada,
Expedition.
the Government have
aking powder. u ana-
unz d. Co., of ucdy-
with the Ashantee
leave Wing rami atns 6.23 or Toronto
m Land 11.20 a.
nn., via W. G. & B.; 6.35 a, m. and 8.25
p. nn., via Clinton and Guelph. Good con-
nections by all trains.
Friday night was well
vas heaps of fun. Over
red in costume : Some
;ad grotesque, The
Ladies—Best dreesed,
gleam. .Bost comic
man, Gents mile
tom, Lucknow; 2nd,
nott'. Barrel race --
t dressed gents -R.
est corgo dress, J.
Pero 'nate.
Miss Coutts, lvfr. ' eid and - Miss Mc.
Murray, of Clinton, attended Miss Bell'a
"At Home "
Miss Molntoeh a' . Mr. Wilson, Luck -
now, were visiting f fends in town, '
Bliss Gavin,,of Se forth is visiting bliss
Dinsley.
rr fell and broke her J Mr. A. Roe atten, ed the funeral of Mr.
I W G. Hny, 0110 Llstowel's leading
I citizens, on Wecine day.V '
, Dresden, son of Wm, I Miss. Alice Tal .t, of. Winnipeg, is
le road, has been suffer-, visiting Mrs. G. M. Duffield.
me with malaria fever. l' ;; r. John Neelan s has been in Brant-
nds were notified that I ford, in the intere.ts of the Canadian
1 his death was hourly Corder .Foresters. i
ursclay a message was f Mr. E. Gartung, sacral Organizer oft
as a slight improve- tff the 0, O. F., is in t wn,
0.
orinth.
tion passed at, last
Council met to redeive
hies on town officers
lnrnittee.
Mayer McKenzie,
Councillors, Read-
iison,Dore, Y arbes,
w and Gordon.
films' salaries and
office, presented its
lead it was discussed
—Do, tags ar
requested to pre
new broach.
A. I2trominent Lawyer says:
"I have eight children, every one in good
health, not one of whom but has taken
Scott's Emulsion, in which my wife has
boundless confidence.'
here and citizens are
eat the "purp" with a
—Winghanr and
played of a mately
on Monday, resulti
home club:
wnoxrra>~,
G. ,Pantie,
R. Ross,
Jno. Sanderson,
Thos. Roe's ship 84.
John Bray,
R. Black,
A. Penile,
E. Biack, ship 18
52
srtercn-lmtetedi
14 or 15 years old, t
Re meet possess a g
and be able to spell,
the Entrance E
Apply at the Thus
—For some day
rally advertised th
townships that bo
town on Tuesda
ereetttAi r:ee -.I w ah to inform theladies• 1 that our st
of 'Wingham that I nl prepared to do fleet- lroarance 0
mass work at my li are, or to sew by the
day, I guarantee a tisfartfon in all rvorat �' eoule time,
,intrusted to me. Es can PAM:, .Frances qt.
.-The Young Lib
zooms in the Macdo
ityening next for tl
aokzoere. A profit
A full attendance
The fres die
'txi#t Pills Wil t
t Store
he att- in
iii arcus off r on
-01 t1 ire rernerkale
Went Appears in a
Ms will meet in their
aid ]Took on'Monday
turpose of electieg
e will also be given:
.. -.'ed,
can's
• Willi:Vms,
8 ire "to dais
et of the proptiotors
edy. The announce.
r column,
roxeter Curling clubs
the Wingham rink
g in the defeat of the
Wrrtoaut.
W. Taylor,.
Dr. Macdonald,
J. Neolands,
X. Inglis, eklp 15
T. Gregory,
W. Ilele,
D. Sutherland,
F. Paterson, sk 41
41
tely. A smart boy,
learn the printing.
d general knowledge
one who has passed
urination 'preferred.
ee.
past it has been .gene-
0110
ene-
of gli the surrounding Subscribe at once an.`
=e get the full value of
buyers would be in ! your money,
and , the result was
reets p esentecl a livelier ap_'`
n that 1»r than they had for' —Tale majority of
Run. reds of frtrmera were the, to witting
know wh
in tawny and the . tel'shede were erot ra- they aro ntly it the t
ed with aeimale ;`'tired for sale. There. consequently ft hate a
were n number et uyers, but they seem. We to send out lieble
ed hard to sult, e . least many a termer • publish a reliable
eque
thought they we e. Not maty elfiuiala '.ret fvinrin ewnseatsl
changed hatMs, t where ii, gnitttblq pages are devoted es
anfutal .wi*g ;Xou i it brought a good of the fernier and
pried; ae high ,as 1 being' paid for coo. 'tonna relittilis and
'pjle it�'erage prat:: paid was .about•. 6. ,inside and ytsu will b
''Hoed buying :w fie 'Mast's. El'le'n l publishing too, an iu
al`ohnstnn, Currie 11'Io •rirria,•141t;x,aug'h.. famed author, ,itobt.
lit. Smith' and < is ker. We understand being commended by
that six oar loads 111 be shipped from Subseribe at once, an
here on Saturday. hers, 'we have a few e
—Tbe Presbyteri
of members and au
meeting Monday, e
the congregation ha
lunch, which i'aa s-
had been transacte•
port Shows the finai
good shape. The to
al1 sources, ineludin,
and other organizati
#2,639.09 and on
balance on hand of
appointed were: Ma
son, Jas. Caine, Win
term and John M.
Trustee—Thos, lien
°ahoy caused by the
Treasurer, G. lireInty
Cline; Caretaker, R.
orly lived at Wing. Clause 1. ---'Prat the salary of the Trees.
brother wor — sent.t urer should be $100,
opening of the house. ! financial statement.
tight to Wingllam on `` The mayor explained
or interment. V i former iy been $100, bu
ns had a'lar,�e number 1 had received pay'for ex
by
porters at tbo annealj It was 1 ort i c m the
;fling The ladies of I w}eole Work incumbeet
provided an excellent r lth tale p#iice of Trees
'bed after the business
The Treasurer's re:
es of the church ill • a
al contributions from
the Sabbath School
es of the church, was
any. 2nd there was a
tor 0100 -Clause passed
• -clause, 2—The salary
ba fixed at $80.
Moved by Colin. Sh
Coen. ]sore thtit clause 2
amended • so tis. to..: pia
salary the same as last y
'ncluding propering
that the salary had
that the Treasurer
ra work, whereas,
clause that 'the
pon and connected
•er should be done
1 the Assessor to
w, seconded by
1 the report be
e the Assessor's
r, viz
00.
Councillor Galley thou let that380was
x53.71. The otiieers I sef$efent for theamount 1 work and far
ager,ager, Mr. A. Da1v-
Qn for 3 year in pexc'ss of whab wa paid in town.
Currie for one year. ships w..ere•the week was more ardureua
ergot), to 1111 the va•
ath of Walter Sloan.
e; Choir Leader, G.
ilson.
., •
The Chance of the fleason,
Did you ever know of anything so sean-
dOlously cheap? The Toots and the Week-
ly Globe to the let of .Tannary,1807, for $1.
Just think of it 1 A pithy, np-to-date local
paper and a geed old reliable 12 -page
weekly for less than two cents a week
Anrenti ment.carried.
Clause 3—That the sa
be $500 and that the fee f
dogs be 5 cents.
Moved. by Conn. Cord
$1. YEAR IN. D% „C+
When they had met :ey agreed to retrench
expenses and eeonot ize as far as .they
possibly could and h• would lileto know
why tate committee 1 ad eeetningly retio-
graded from this det rmfnatien.
Deputy -Reeve sal
the committee and 11
nteeting;ecause at t
looked t'je office of o
Lary. He had called
store twice to get him
him, The Conenritte
I avoid Cohn Gordon.
ing a Mete when he do
thought that the pre
sat1sfaotion. He had
looking after the job b
not worth $100 it was
Conn. Gordon had n
1523 any reflection on
nor (lid he think that
intended towards him
of the Council was in.
efficient man at the he
pany, but he thought
for $75.
jubilee of Rev. '-utherland's ldiu
reported through bf , Malcolm; the re
was received and itsrecomfn:.
adopted, and the f• lowing me
l ireousiy carried : • That this
meet in Ripley Ko, :t church on
evening, March 1t h,0 ,
the jubilee of lieu. zit ? SQ to a:' �rz4te
Messrs. hurray and ale hrt be a, eo mit
tee to prepare en ad rase o o IL a 8U t b1t
illuminated and dyer s tithe,
land on that occasiar seated to 11fr, Surlier
Z. onand that ,Messrs. J
Murrayy and D. B McRae be the speak.
ere together with .Ti- . Mr. lifer/Try, of St.
Catherines, who sh I be specially invited;
also that the attenti n of the oongreiation
of Biwa church, .nit ey, be drawn to the
approaching jubilee f their minister with
the suggestion that they tale steps in the,
celebrating. of the s z • e; also that the oon-
gregations o£ Strath • Ihyn P. E. I., Seete-.
burn, Picton, Earltwet and West Branch,
River John, N. 8 , i.rtneely ministered to
by Mr. Sutherland to notified of the jubilee
tine.
Ti„ • Presbytery having heard 1fr. R.
Fla r, i, ,rt, membe, of the Synodical Cole-
tte on augrnen +atiou ofstipendeexpresta
by z'esclntiun t iatthis Presbytery is of
decided opini
n that the congregation
d receive sin from the
1d according to our form -
ti that we now reiterate
s appointeff'Moderator of .,
xeter congregation dura
the Rev. ,Ir, Anderson,
ng to ill health. The
on representation in that
red. ou motion it was
tinge be made in the rep -
ho was chairman of I
be a dear man in the d. considered
that Chief Manuel wa a good man and
oonsisierieg the am nt of work; he had
done would be cheap a 3100.
Coen. Kling thou ht that, a man that
would be acceptable.
teeti,durieet was lo
Clause, 6—That the salary of firemen be
Clause 7—The sale of the bell riege
be same 1895,—Adopt d,
Cleuse 8—The duti of the caretaker of
the eemetery be the same as 1895, for
for which he receive a remuneration the
fees attached to the o ening and closing
graves and for weal ig to private plots.
Moved by Coen, ,haw, seconded by
Coen Robleson that 4 clause be amend-
ed Exing•Zhegilaty a:t $25 in addition to
the fee%
Coon. Gordon thou
clone for the fees ale
Wiloon said
man had said he wool
the fees alone and w
faction.
Blayor thought reel
since the only fees th
gif t were those attach
clostng of graves. 1)
pleteectred for might
person.
The vote resulted.in
Reeve not voting.
carriettla
The Public Works
mended that the bridge
ed inches commentiu
oh the eastssiele and COD
to thowest end, fluSeatep
That thejebahe 'done
On motion the Cf•uneil
t it could not be
int a good reliable
do the work for
they had in their
cl to the openingand
•ties Wishing their
employ any other
,. Presbytery of
This Presbytery naet
Huron Church Ripley, ti
and, fnducted the Rev. R
into the pastoral charge
r registraaion of Rev' joint Rose presid
. MacLennan acted as alert
8. AL Whaley preached
,charge to the minister I
:MacLennan addressed th
Mr, MacLeod received a c
•froto the congregation.
Jens' It
1, seconded by
Coen. Tarbes that the Mat se be adopted.—
Conn, Goedon gave noti e that at the
next meeting he would in educe a motion,
to repeal hy•law 251, 1895 nd introduce a
by,law levying a regela tax on dogs as
Clause 4—Placing th Salary of the
Chief of Poliee at $400.
The Mayor explained t a this was the
samo as last year hot th t the Chief o
ople taranot be gul- Pollee h•ad also boon C ef of the Vire
is right and yvhen Compemy and oareteke of the Water.
rth of their money, worire for which he re ived 375, This
5 heat necessary for could also: bo done again 1 it were rieeined
ars for the TE0004, by the Council 'advisable Clime adopted.
journal—the peoplee Clause 5—nta the so ry of the Chief
tly we are every day of the Tire Company anc caretaker of 00
thers. Our inside Watetwatets be 0100,
ially to the interest •Moved by Come Gm
very article will he Coup. Rling that the •
Oehanan, whieb la port, At the meeting
asonahle. just look placing the eatery of this
convinced. We are Coun. Gordon tteid he
resting stoey,`bi, Gel the eonitnittee that had
11 lovers of stories. the Wary had been 1)1
get the back nuM. would like the Charm
hen& to explain why the eh
This Presbytery eeici
Perrie was appointed Me
ensuing bait year. Rev. P.
1 W EIS appointed Clerk, pro
ar Clerk being abseot,
The Rey. J. Little, of ton
being present was invited
of Shears, Pt Wanner and
were received. The Merk
to certify Mr. Pin -lay
to Rau Collage Seuitte,
Murray, etudent of Divinity
lege and Mr. Ireotor Mao
Motlill 'University and th
College, Montreal; the Clerk
50 grant Presbyterial eektid
log them to the Aettertibly'
COriliDittde for work in %II
field tiering the ettmmer Va
The toreirtittse appoints
it
te seconded by
auto be amended
offieer at $75:
OA 0, t0OrrIbrir of
r right fit this M-
I6 he attended
ed VS and he
f the Committee
e bed been made,
tie, the D
the amen
mi
ed
the of Walton sho
Augmentation fu
our request.
tha session of
ing the absence o
court was °ensile
agreed that me c
The Rev Dr. tnerville, of Owen Sound
was nominated ft*Esor for the ohai
of Apologetics a hureh.rastory in Rim
The Rev. Prof. Gordon, B. Ay of
the Preebyteria College Ratifeaslat. S.
was nominated it oderater of the next
General Assembly
were received and lop tea. Estimates for
the year were pas
A. circular from e Presbytery of Picton
was road, stating t at said Presbytery wilt
apply to the Geller 1 Assembly in June
eext for leave to re eive as a miuister of
this church the Re John lalitelthie, a mitt.
ister of the Amerie n Presbyterian cherish,
Rev. Mr. Mtur v and his Presbytery
eider were appoin to visit Pine River
SU end
appoint two amerobea
e,,ut„. speak on the occasio
Luoknow, March 17
clment The following re
The Presbytery haei
£031t and enexpeoted dea
the veriereble and 1
rats- Clerk of the Cello.
pier eltureb, expresses
raise
n Lusted
t the mill be
at the first
wiling:* the
01430 he
st 14t•
0 the Moderator to'
of the Presbytery to
of the presentation
elution was pissed t
g heard of the sudden
1 Assembiy of our
sorrow that by Die
Reid s death oer elm ch is deprived of the
services which Dr. R id hart so ,satisfactor-
ify rendered to the unix as Clerk of the
Assembly and agent f the Western brume, -
el our church for tla pest 44 years. The
' Presbytery further e teases its profound
eyzemathy with Mrs. eid end family' he
this their hour of so row and conetnends
them te God for cone fiction, and instructs
the Clerk to transmit a copy of this resol-
talon to Mrs. Reid an lamely,
The follovvieg reso Won regarding the
Rev. Ur. Jones, retir minister at Brus.
seta and a member f Ulla court moved
D. S. McRae wee nitnously carried :—
Thie Presbytery weal expreee its ,gratitu de
to the great Ring au Read of thtsaaterelt
for the long extended ife of our ( '*able
father the Rev. Same 1 ,Tones at Sase,lx.en.
pletion Of his 8,§th ye r. It wattle elect pet
on record its oppreola ion of him long emd
valuable OirVineg ag a minister of the
Chards of Christ arra •ejoices that strength
was given bitu, to con nue ie active 'work
to the ahnost 'septet ented age of eighty
testify to his ability a preacher of the
Gospel whose talents were of no mean
tutor and would reeor its kindly retnem-
quired of him as is
r vane • father
may he epared many re ye 1,,,tia that
the evening of his ci,ys may be full of peace
and joy Irene the spirit el presence of the
Master and the bestow 1 of ointment blesss
The Itew. John Rosa wag appointed 10
toevey n. copy of HI resolution to Mr.
the state ot religion,. he Peeebytery
Monday, March 16th, 7.80 p. ne. to celet.
brate the jubilee of Mr. Sutherlaml,
teed at Lueltno Vttltat .1.80
p. at whieh rneetin the annual report
of the Ptesbyteritd . P. M.'S. bb
delistered, e.
pro re nate, in
20th Jan. 1806
cieriek 'MacLeod
the congrega.
he Moderator,
pro tem. Rev.
eXcelIent son,
delivered. tht
rdial welcome
°Nan, Clerk,
beranoe of hie feithfu
erator for the the various duties
A., latactentuto member of this 'court
2. ne rittter and brotherly
g to ill berth
sit with the
sion ie favour
G. Achieson
as instructed
son es student
To Mr. John
in Ittiox
studextt of
as instriteted
ie co -presbyter
11. sincerely prays that o
torootentencl-
Rome Mission
Rothe Missiork
to consider the Luoknow, Jan, 24th, 1