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The Wingham Times, 1896-11-06, Page 1y,• IN�II VOL. XXV.--NC. 1293. N0�1Jli & WINGIIAIdf, ONTARIO,. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1896. SELL CHEAP 11 ($Yrs-'; , •. •,r We always have and always will sell reliable merchandise at lower prices than any -other house in town. 'Not the common humdrum sorts and nothing here that's- anyway out of , date. But no need to say that, the . stock and prices speak for them- selves. • The reputation of' the store is at stake and iA'e're more than ,anxious to deserve the good. opinion of shoppers, You'll Lind everything here that any Lady, Girl, Man or Boy can possibly need and prices are little enough to bring the trade our way. We're selling lots of Foods these days below the mark- et, others Will tell you they can buy just as cheap and that we must necessity be losing money, but ,ruu' don't have to believe then Our buying chances are greater we've the 'biggest out -let and backed by the quickest command of ready cash is • the reason and you get the benefit of, t all. - W� ve want to speak to you of • the stock is really fine and the range of styles is away beyond any other collection we know of in Wingham, We have more room devoted to this stock than any other house. The trade of this department insists that "DO .• finer stock iso be seen the country i over," but we must allow something for his enthusiasm marriage Licenses Issued by renew PATaRSoet, No 23, Vic- toria street, Wingham, put, No witnesses required. W STUDENTS ADMJTT D AT ANY TIME. Training In Commercial Science and Shorthand can be obtained at the CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE., STRATFORD, ONT. Tho Loading Commercial Srhool in western On. tare,. Thnusends of former students now in sue. emote business life• write for prospectus, W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. '- DO YOtT 1VAN r <1. TePX3E: SEE OUR NEW STOOK J[IST IN. TRY ARE BEAUTIES ALL PRICES Also abundance of Fruits and Confectionary, Oysters in bulk or served in any style. at W. A. JON'S CM' h RESrli`AIMA'T. New Ads. W. A. Johns --Pipes ete, C11ishohn-patent Medicines. D. n1. Gordon-nahniu owe, Geo. Gadd -Clearing out Trunks, eteginnon de Co. -Dried Apples wanted. M. it. Molndoo -Saturday Bargain nay, LOCAL NEWS. -Tile London Guarantee Accident Com- ��tt� pony has insured the firemen of the town, i19ioroMot:liWe ear la . are pleased to h that Airs. A el , s this season has exceeded our expect- ations and is still growing. Reason why, prices right, 8t and style right, everything right every time. lawson who is on the ick list, is improv- ! ing. ee:. '11-D. McDonald has removed his butcher. ing business to the stand lately occupied by T. Wacker.,' OUR -,Tohn Wilson, V. S., has received t he appointment of Inspector of this district PITIT LINE dI�,9 RY for stock shipped to the'Unitea States. a s e. �� �9 i -The executors of the estate of Mex. workroom is quite a feature in this Fergie, have sold lot 89, Minnie street east, store's buiness, clever milliners are to Jas. hell,. and he has aleeo,dv entered ready to trim hats and Bonnets to into possession. 0 order and do goods work, and never -Mrs. Kennedy received a message from i in . Z.nv question on that score, you can Brucefield on Friday last, announcing the I Te absattiteIy depend on good work and serious illness ot NI f her son, Mrs, Kennedy ' P proper styles. Newspaper praises and lerher dl3racefield aiy left on the first It mean little or nothing unless you.; m see the rood: that are advertised. We I -A good neeet ref old members, turn- in ed out to the meeting of the Good Tempters in want you to see oar stook and make0on Monday evening. An interesting time go all the; conparis,.ns your please, that's is expected at the next meeting, Mon- th the best way th put us to the test. y evening. All the members are request- ch oftembagrageserteratelxvort t "'""° ed oto be present. ha. A. good setviceabie-A team beton n to Jae. Cronin, of wh Special prices in g al Culross, ran away on Montle'/ evening, ail 11' F1S J. 1 A HUE IN ADVANCE Personals. Me. John Davis, of Ge lerioh, epent Sun day at hums. Valles Sindie Iced rus has returned from a lengthy visit in Brussels, - Dr. Keecthel. 8)r,us -lv o'. Rip ley, r pent a few days with friends le town, Ur. Frei IIervey, Il arrietou, spent Sat- urday and Sunday in tide vicinity. Mae Tillie Currie lett on 'Tuesday for Nev York, on account of the illness of her sister there. • Miss Dottie B mokor and Mr. I. Smith, of 13reseels, were the guests of the Misses Bpderas on Sunday. '`f Mr. and Mrs. . D. M. Gordon were in Listowel Sunday and Monday. Mrs, or - don's mother, Ales. Palmer, being ill. t l?rof, Dorenwend At Wingham„ Few in any profession are better kno than Prof.1)orenwend, the celebrated and.hair artist, whoadve••tises to be art Brunswick Hotel on Wednesday Nov, Ilis business commotion has extended such a degree that after this, his visits w be fewer, consequent upon having an creased territ • of y to cover..As he is to here for ono day only, we would redo mend all who require his services to c on flim. His great stock comprises all t latest ideas and fashions in ladies' wi bangs, plain and wavey fronts, switches &c. Gentlemen, who are bald, should see his latest invention in toupies, so natural are they in appearance and perfect in fit, that the wearer forgets that he has one on and observers cannot detect them. Over 20000r are in use, showing how they are appreciated. All the Professor's goods pro - TOWN COUNCIL. W. F. niO('III:N,IIlnla APPOINTED COLLECT I(snOIiT or runxcc WOI,I coanUtZ'r9F, (:1 see Ni)APANNED IN coeur T•ren MAY • ASP MAXIMA:1 P. W. COMMITTEE CIEimi SWOL ,9--T0WT HOLICITOP.'sOPIN- ION DAntt5n-roux, r(nnee SATS so\trTITIN(i-•TUE IND mr VET. There was a small audience to watch proeeedings when the council opene Monday night but gradually the Citi straggled in by twos and threes so that by time the town fathers had got down business there was a good sprinkli Austin, cutting plank, 67; Geo Hu work Uri •streets, 68,1,3; Wm, Pat teaming hall, $1; Jas. Mclfelyfs, ielief on-- order, 80 ; Button & Fessant, rotary pump, Rhek, i11 Peat t �. , GORDONw "%.,, DIN, 1111.t.7d; Canadian Express Co., express ou ea l water supplies, f 1.55 ' ,las. Irvin, work on n f Overcoats, f.t,ats I isle:' II atresia, $2.80; D. MePherson, work ou streets, tf$• 25 D. *3 Id J mrs 1 , Brocls work on streets °617 r0 J Bui- i rind boy s , s@elrl'td at ti large re' The great sale o ' . , T Readyr„tide :Smits in men's J , 1'Otit • I Walton, , e 1 lard, work oil streets, $1 ; John' Wilson nights ebelter for ahief, 113 ; Bell Telepl ' Oct. SOc; Button & Fessant, relief u l the 61,53; John Coi•nyn, printing, $•3 don Mayor, Clerk and Assesser, selec zees jorors, $12, the The report of the Public Works Com to I the contained the' following reyc,lu of Dore -Forbes -That as the Mayo ho fuses to sign the order in savor of and payment of an account of$1036.9Utothe eon- traotor, that this committee certify that the said amount is due Mr. Graham as the final payment for sidewalks built by him and that we request the Treasurer to issue his checgue for the said amount and we at the beet meeting of the council will ask the council to pass a resolution that the re or some other member of the commit to a resolution that the reeve or some of member of the 'v couneil mei! sign the said or if the Mayor still refuses to do so -•C ried. Reeve-Robinson-Tl,at the Council go into a Committee of the whale to consider n- the report of the Public Works Committee 1Ir- -Curried. all Reeve Sperling in the chair. The Mayor to gave his reasons for refusing to sign the ate order --The contract entered into was he between the Corporation and Contract ty and the Peptic Works Committee had al right to altar contract before consulti the Council and that he had legal authority for saying that in paying the 1B% of con- tract price they had forfeited their security to that extent. He showed that the con- tractor had not put in oak curbing at the crossings as called for in contract and that no deductions had been made for 'grates put in. Le thought it was not right force rate -payers to pay for this area wile they had been put to the expense of buil ing: wall -facings and putting in grate Coon, Golley objected to the word force They had not forced the walks on ti people; they had asked for them. As n. the payment of the 10% which amounted! to to $441 he thought that $1800 bonds which he they held for live years was sufficient as cnnnviw 30 ! duction, is going on at this store noww lone1 FRIDAY sial SATURDAY r tin; ; of this week, we will sell men's heavy all -wool Ulster's, -any size, guaran- mit- ° teed tinest class for $•1 411, other tion. 1 houses get 67 for the same line Mayor top representative rate -payers and others lead cone to see and hear for seeing hearing Rake. The Mayor took hie place a few mime after eight and the peeve, Deputyltee wn Councillors Wilson, Forbes, Dore, Gol vig Reading, Herdsmar. and Kling were he sent at th&opening and Robiusou, Rau 11, and Shaw came in a few minutes later. to Communications were read from W. ill Brockenshire, Wm. Robertson and Pe in. Deans applying for the position of Coll be tor, m• The Mayor said that since a bylaw all been already passed. appointing J. 13. ,E be guson Collector, it would be necessary go, der, 1 re- T the tes ee, ley, Ire- sou F. eo- ltad er- to receive Mr. Ferguson's resignation or ca cel his appointment. He said that , Ferguson had handed him. his resignati but since it was conditional he refused allow it to be read. He went on to st his objections to Mr. Ferguson bolding t appointment ho objected to the securi arid also to Mr. Ferguson holding the du office of Clerk anti Collector which w duce attractive, tone and beauty to t face and head. Others have benefited theiruse--whynot you? School Report. • The following is the result of the regul weekly written exemiliatious held in tli First Department of the Public Seim daring the month of Ontober. The subjec of examination were, History, Literatur Grammar and Arithmetio, Possible, obtain, 750. The asterick s indicates„th such pupils were absent from one or mo, of the examinations : i PnniAnv : 0 Ross, 595 ; M Morton, 584 ; 13 Ross, 535 ; N Beckett, 195: C. Welsh, 477 ; A Hades, 439 ; F McGuire, 420 ; A Stewart, 380; A. Mainprize, 367 : • G His- °oeks, 362 ; A Ritchie, 358 ; F. Forreste 358 ; M. Helmuth, 342 ; W Kerr, 328 ; Pearen, 319; **F Clegg, 303; **M Ros 124. Pura Sesoor, LeAvl.tcl :.3 Cummings,. 480 ; H Ansley, 480 ; 0. Moore, 459 ; J Reading,, 440 ; E McGuire, 431; C3- Bell, 430 ; S Dey, 410 ; M Tibbs, 410 ; 5 Gordon, 393 ; 7 Stewart, 882; A Park, 374; J Gan- net, 37.2, *M Forbes, 306 ; *A 'Ellis, 3.29 : F Emelt, 328 ; V Hiscooks, 323 ; N 'Ross, 289 ; P Gifford, 277 ; M Smith, 268: I3 Chapman, 265; *P Fisher, 265 ; A . Gray, 202; Ii•Kerr, 239: *N Murray, 186. New story. Watch our next issue, we will publish the first instalment of our new serial story "The Mystery of Mr. and Mrs. Poaeocke.' It is not too much to say that the anon mous author of this deeply interestin story has achieved a literary masterpiece. It is an unalloyed pleasure to be able . Co supply our readers with a work of pur literature of so high a type. It is not eant to be conveyed, however, that only aders of exceptionaI educational a'dvau ges will be pleased, and more than merely eased with this strangely moving story. is strikingly adapted to interest both en and women whose tastes in literature ay be widely divergent. For sustained terest from beginning to end it is alto• ther exceptional. The development rough a series of scenes of various varied erecter on English and American soil s a degree of naturalness seldom found, ile for simple power and pathos it may most he described as unique. It handles extremely delicate subject with consum- ate skill, while at the same time it per- rvos a high and perfectly pure moral no. Subscribe at once and get the begin- ig of this interesting story. yllsl) Leaver' Overcoats, fancy trimrnings and velvet collar for e4,50 don't miss them , Very nice Tweed and Serge Suits, all sizes, for e7 75. 60)5E- VESTS ETO. 10 doz. bods' heavy ribbed, al l- eve , tool Hose worth 25e, and 1 30e. Friday and Saturday, - 20c. der 10 doz. women's all wool Ifose ar- worth 25e. and 40,3. Friday 20e. 10 doz. ladies' line wool Vest, special 25c,, Friday 20e. 8 doz. ladies' fine wool Vest, special 15c. Friday y , 5 doz. iadies' cashmere Gloves special 30c.,Fridav .. or 10 pieces Dress Goods assorted no eg shades 25c. 1+'rtclay.... - . 17?;e ngZ , 10 pieces itlnnnelette regular 10e. Friday- 7c, Great reduction in Boots and•Shoes and all fat and winter foot wear. '' 't sell the `best 25c-, 35e. and 10e to •Teas, in Blacks, Yount Hysons n ( and ,Japans. Why? Bemire d• we import- our Teas direct. d. Bargains all over the store. te'1 D. M. GOR,Do? •, . The Direct Importer. he contrary to the ,aluuicipal Act, by lead called the Executive Committ togetla,er to discuss the matter. T report's of committee was read by t Clerk. The principal feature of whi wall ? a resolution authorizing t ar Mayge,to consult the Town Solicitor. T e The--lerk'poiuted out that the report d t�+ not state that the resolution was cern and. that the report was not signed. May °+ stated that this had been an oversight, th to the'motiou had passed. ' • n''., The Clerk was instructed to read as He ee he Iae ch he he id ed or at the communication from the Solicitor. Cou Galley objected till he knew who was pay for the advice. Mayor ruled that t proper place for Coun. Golleyto object w when the account was laid before t Council: He had called a special neetii, r, but Councillors didnot attend f reasons best known to themselves. Deput e,. Reeve -said lle never shirked his duty an would have attend if the notice had bee given a proper length of time previous the meeting but be did not consider Wire hours sufficient time when the by-law cal for twenty-four hours. He was away whe eetnd•ing was calied'or would have been o ham .. Mt. Ferguson was allowed to make statement, He said that the Solicitor letter bore out his contention, that h could legally go on collecting the taxe until his successor was appointed and tha his security was responsible. The Mayo knew this and yet he had, not ceased t hound and threaten hen with legal pro ceedings if he continued to, collect taxes , Further controversy ensues till the right g eous irdignatinn of the deputy -reeve we aroused and he objects in his well.know11 phraseology to such proceedings. He di e not identify herself with either side; 1) wanted to see the thing settled ; he though the Collector's resignation should be rea _ and let the Council deal with, it. Conn, Gol ley wanted it read. The Mayor had no brought it with him. Mr. Ferguson sal he would write out a copy of the one given t the Mayor and was iustrneted to do s which read as follows : be DeputyReeve Holmes thought the Pub - 14 Ho Works Commit tee had overstepped their mark. .They should have insisted on oak Y- ourbiogs or the contractor should have d allowed for the difference between oak and elm. The Committee should have referred to the question of the payment of the final is 10% of contract to the Council. He was not taking the part of the Mayor --he was n reapoesib]eas a councillor and was forced n to object to the acts of the Committee. Mr. McGregor, the Inspector, said that a the contractor was out of pocket by pat- s ting in grates, he would rather there had o been no grates. He thought elm superior s to an inferior class of oak. t The Mayor showed that it was the duty • ✓ of Inspector to demand oakand that he had o power to object to anything he did not con- sider up to the mark. The difference between elm and oak amounted to over $40 - He had a letter from the Town Solicitor on s the subject which be would like to rend, The Council objected. The Mayor warned d the Coinmittee of troable, Councillor E 'Forbes was heard for the first time and objects to staying so late and wants to get d through the business. - Shaw--Reading-••-That the report of the t Public Works Committee as now read be dadopted, 0 Deputy -Reeve -Wilson --That the Conn. O eil extend the time of adjournment to sloven o'clock -Carried. Mayor -Wilson -As an amendment to Shaw's motion that the opinion of the Town Solicitor be read before putting the notion Yeas: Mayor, Deputy -Reeve, Wilson, Robinson -4; Nays: F9rbes, Dore, Gollev, Reading, Shaw, Herdsman, Ran- son, Kling -8. Motion then carried and the Mayor again took the chair. Treasurer's report was read and adopted. A petition was read from the merchants and professional men of the town praying that as the Electric Light Company has been asked to raise its polesonJosephine street entailing considerable expense, the Council grant a franchise to' the Company for ten years, the company to light the town hall, clerk's office and Council cham- ber free of charge and to guarantee lights to the town at rates similar to those pre- vailing in other towns. having a well regu- lated systk r; -of electric lights. Mr. Green was heard on the matter and on motion the petition waw referred to the Fire, Water, and Light Committee to report at the next Council meeting. Jas. Angus was heard re Henderson's cattle impounded. Question referred back to Executive Committee. By-law 289, 1898, repeating by-law 288, 1896 and appointing W. F. t3rockeushire Collector for balance of the year was read and passed. Connell adjourned. GREY'pLANNE-L 25 lochs wide for 9e. worth 15ae,, ALL WOOL SERGES-- Garnet, Brewer, Navy and Bieck, 36 inches wide for 20c REGULAR 25c. Mo e ir10 SIMfil is snows, c+nee'N, NAVI Aiax$P and II/ACK. 40 incite wide AT I WORTH 23e. for 11 %emelt 15c, GEO°ERIE Our stock is always fresh and well assorted, 22 lbs. Redpaths Standard Granulated Sugar for $1; 25 lbs. Bright Cottee Sugar for $1; Currants, line clean fruit 5c, a Ib., 4 packages of Cornstarch for 25c.; Misrrt T1ickles Inc. a bottle; Toilet Souris. •,eat variety, see what 'you can get, in .,•• aber. Goodsdelieer• ed promptly. CHEAP. 3:1011 CI az BOWLES. Furs, Capes, Coats ii They started from the McKenzie House 1 01 se to air all this month we w'it stays y011 money ALL WOOL -SERGES-' Barnet, Brown, Navy and Blau , 42 Inches wide fo 25o. Elsewhere 350, (Desirable Line o1 GREYFLANNE mottled or plain =inches wide and ran along,'osephine Street to Victoria, Minnie and Johns streets, uomieg in con• tact with a telegraph polo at the Queen's they broke away from the waggon but were soon caught;4. ' Stanley, the young son of Tinbt. Small, Victoria St,, met with a serious accident Wednesday morning, He and some other lads were climbing on the back of Hanna's delivery 01 agon which was driven by Ilerb Wightman. In attempting to climb in behind his foot was caught in the wheel and his leg broken above the knee �' -The Milne -Bingham 5 -mile handioap road raee held on the Woodbine track on Saturday resulted as follows; J. Withard I,j vela. ; 3. W. Hessian, ser.; 13, 1Ffilee, 1,j; mime .1, Brown, 8 thin. The time prize was won by J. W. Hessian, in the fast time of 14.55. The wheel he rode 'vas a McCready Pink 1+"tyer.-Toronto World. ' -On Thursday morning Alex. Icing, an employee in Ch'ipman's tannery, was carrying a large bottle of sullahurio acid across from the Hymen tannery, when the bottle broke spilling the acid, a part of it coming in contact with Itis right ',beck and severely horning it. The front of his clothes was saturated 'with the dangerous liquid; he immediately threw off his coat, vest and overalls but in doing ac his hands and right arm were badly burned. In a short time the uiecarded garments were literally eaten up,and bad it not been that hehad on two pairs of pante the - accident Would certainly have been more seriously+ Guy Brothers' Minstrels appeared in the opera house last evening before a good house, and the audience was as well pleas• ed and as good natured as it was large. Many ladies were present, and nothing that bore the suspicion of the objectionel was oa the programme, The overture was well staged and was first class, the music being good and tate jokes new, In the second part some exeeedingty clever speci- alities were seen. Vanerson on the horiz- ontal bars was a wonder. His work was never equalled here and the audience gave hien great applause. The musical artists Iieating and Forestner, gave pleasing per: forrnattees,which were varied and given an anadsing feature by the colored "intruder" G. R. Gay. XtfeDonald the contortionist, and Schofield the leggier, are stars in their lines, and are not to bo surpassed in the world. The performance taken as a whole was decidedly good, better than before and gave unbounded satisfaction to the audi- ence. The Guy Brothers have done a greet deal to elevate the minstrel stage. Their nitowe are always free front object. Tonal features, and 1110 presence of such: a representative audience, and se, many la lee was evidence that they might have friends for themselves and for ih9 minstrel stage in Peterborough. ---Peterborough view. --Tonin Hall, Wingham, Wednesday, Nov. 11th, Wingham. Oct. 22/98. To the Mayor and Municipal Council of the town of Wingham. Gems infix, I hereby tender my resignation of the office of Collectot•,to take place at the first meeting of the Council. Until my resignation is accepted, I shall continue the work I have begun as Collector, as 1 believe from the opinion of the Solicitor I cm* legally do so. Yours respectfully, ,T. 13. Flummox. lioness--•Nilson-That the resignation of J. B. Ferguson as Collector be accepted --Carried, Goliey.-Dore that the appointment of Collector be made by ballot. The Mayor objected and another squabble ensued but was finally settled by the Mayor yielding and putting the motion which earried. Reeve -Robinson -••That the salary of Coliector.for doing*the balance of the work be $25 and that hegive for $3,000, satisfactory to the Executive Committee - Carried, . The vote was taken resulting in' favor of W. F. Brockenshire on therlbltowing score; 13rockenshire 0, Robertson 2, Deans 1. The following report of the Finance Committee was read and on motion passed: G. Moffatt, repairing B Line culvert, Wintiharn's share, 50o.; Alex. and Richard Porter, gravelling on B. line between Wing - ham end township of Turnberrv; Wing - liana's share, $IO ; Wingltan-t E. L. Cn., lights for October, $41,64: T. and W. Moore, work on streets, 52,50;. Thos. Manuel, salary, KU; V. Yannorman, salary, 538 ; School of rracticat Science, testing cement, $10: John Carruth, work on fire station, $2.60'; Hy. Walton, cutting planks, 58; Jas. Irvin, cutting planks, 4A; Jas. Durnion, tutting pJanke, $6 ; Wtn. eateaWna. Shortreed was arrested Friday afternoon on a charge of stealing sheep skins from W, J. Chapman. He appeared before W. P, ,Broekenshire, ifagtstrate, Saturdaytnorning, his counsel asking for anclajonrnmont until 6tonday, which was granted. As bail was not obtained, Short - reed remained in custody over Sunday. When the case was called, W. J. Chapman, who was to have appeared against the pritioner, stated that he had no evidenee to proceed with the ease and Snortreed was dismissed. Business Tamale. Monsoon Tea et Giur:• ie's. A box stove for sale -Enquire at this office Girl wanted -Apply at Txa_es office. - Don't forget the cheap and stylish place for millinery at ' Mss. Geo Game's, Geo, H. Irvin makes a first class fitting suit. Get your pictures framed at Ireland's Furniture Store. Always good bargains at the big Boot 'and Shoe Store ✓ Geo Gnxtn's. It pays to get your bills printed at the Trims office. A. free notice given with sale bills, church bills,' &o,, and aro read in hundreds of homes, -For first-elass tailoring and cheap gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co, Remember the place, in Queen's block. We do not pretend to sell below cost; no man can do so and carry on a business, but we do sell on a close margin -G. 1. II(vxo, Saturday is Bargain Day at Geo. Shaw's Meat Market. Great Slaughter in prices. Four beeves sold off on Saturday, five will be sold to morrow. Come early and get a good cut. Saturday's Bargain Day. Wheat is bullish and meat is bearish but we don't deal in either commodity. We sell the best neat in the market and at bargain Day prices. - I ei :ember Geo. Shaw's Saturday bargains and get a prime out at cut prices, C, H. NLogers, Practical Furrier, Walker- ton. re•styles, repairs and manufactures ladies' and gents.' furs. First class work guaranteed- .;end work early. Estimates given. Also cash for raw furs. Get your Bedroom Snites, Sideboards, and Extension Tables, at Irelatlds's Furniture Store. Go to Ireland's Furniture Store for Spring Beds, Mattresses and Parlor Suites G. H. Irvin has been in the trade for seine time and knows whereof he speaks when he says that ho cannot be undersold by any thing in his line ache buys in the best market for spot eashonly, he is thus able to give the benefit of lose and careful buying to ills customers. Get a first class oyster stew at J. Ittc- Kneen: s -The Star Restaurant. Tea Testing Bxhibitfon, You are invited to eat: at our store on Satardayevening and see our novelty tea window in charge of Protestor and Mrs. Halona and to try a sample cup of our ttew teas at 10 and 24 cents. Ladies speeialiy invited. Tea served at 7,80. Gleo, Goan, Tea Dealer. Sale Register. Nov. 23, en lot 17, con.. A. Township Ilowiek, there will be sold by public auc- tion the entire farm stock, implements, An. of lMtr•Wm. Bolt, who has sold his farm and is giving up farming. Everything must go, see largo pouters. • c4. DAaror, Anctioneer.