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THE WXN( HAM TIMES, x'J ANUARY 8, 189T.
"IIITECHURCI1,
l:l 'l)r, Jamieson, fti reeent graduate
-in medicine, has commenced praetieo
mereele'It is hoped that his business
thaw be sufficiently remunerative to
induee his permanent residence
among us.
The anniversary services of the
Methodist church, held here on '27th
and 28th of Dee., was quite success-
fel, The r•ermous znoriling and
1 evening by the Rev. IL L. Hutton, of
Ripley, and afternoon by Dr. Gifford
!of Winghare, we re. eloquent and in -
CO
LDS, 'structive presentations of divine trust.
The teas, -meeting on Monday evening
tivas a great success. The church
was well filled. A splendid supper
COLIN A. CArIPBELL E was Iwo%ided by tho members and
adherents of the congregation. ,lbie
2 doors S. of P. U. tV lntillnnl- ndch er=es were delivered by Revs.
Hutton, MacNab and Dr. Gifford,
and the t)rehessra.l Band, of Wing -
ha, ., halt, supplied the musical part of
l
In ha ,; t1 . i the programme very much to the
•
, delight of the people. A social on
the fhllo wing Tuesday evtlniug in
the.interes`s of the Sabbath School
was well attended, at the conclusion
of these interesting services. Total
receipts over seventy dollars,...4
-Fitt zit
FRIDAY, JA13ITADY 8, 1307'
EDITORIAL NOTES
LIncr.-CoL. LAZIER has made leis'
report on the charges against Mr.'
Farrow, ex -M. P. postmaster of
Brussels. The report is now before
the Government,
ONE of the deputy returning officers
in Macdonald, Man, Dominion election
by name, Uriah Seralnmel, Mas sworn
that he inserted in his ballot box six
ballots marked. Nat Boyd the success-
ful Conservative candidate.
SAYS the Toronto Telegram: "Parts
of Wiifird.Laurier's speech t.'Mont-
realfor strength andnobility of thought
beauty and dignity of language excel
the powers of any other grater on the
American continent and the best ef-
forts of any livinf; spearer of the
Angle -Saxon tongue.
Slat Cn':.RLEs T[%I'i'Ei3itseems,can-
:notforgive Lord Aberdeen for re-
fusing to strain the ';constitution to
keen hitt iii office afterbis defeat last
Jane. The Conservative leader
who is now in England has been distri-
butin;; his speech atta.eking the Gov-
ernor-General among statesmen in
England, Bat it is all waste effort,
The Governor.(enerai's act was in
in the best interestsof the' Diexxill:AM.
• Tilel Ottawa correspondent cf the
Toronto World announced that
the trade in frozen fish between
'Canada and the old country is to
---receive large encouragement. Some
of the largest fish dealers in London,
Fang., have had representatives in
this country snaking purchases and
arrangements for shipment. British
fish dealers have secured from the
Canadian Pacific Railway and other
of oter roads advantageous rates ,for
the carriage of their consignments.
Ox December 20th; the venerable
statesman, Gladstone, celebrated his
87th birthday. Seldom has any-
one attained so ripe an age, whose
life has been so full of activity, as
has been that of the Hon. W. it .
fxladstene. His great intellect seems
to have become more keen, and his
conception of public questions dear-
er as the years go by. The ground
he has taken as to Englands duty,
in that somewhalcomplieated East-
ern question, will yet be y'indicated.
Piaeh day goes to show the insincer-
ity of the Sultan, in his promises of
reforms. Nor will this insatiable
hell -hound yield one jot towards re-
lieving his suffering subjects till he
feel the grip of death at his throat..
•Iitig nd must yet intervene to save
from utter destruction and annihil-
ation the Armenians.
Gored By A bull.
ilarriston, Jan. 5. ----Donald Sinelair
a. fanner and old resident of the Town-
ship of Minto died this morning as
the result of injuries received from a
bull he was leading to drink on Sun-
day hist.
HOWICK.
M a meeting' of the ratepayers of
the Union S. S.1(o. 10, the Officers
reports were .submitted and adopted.
W. Weir was elected section auditor
mei R. McIntosh unanimously elected
trttete0 in the room of M. McMichael.
'retiring. After a. spirited cemlpet.
tarn, ten loads of hard wood was.
t'ts) M. Marshall at 70e per cord,
nti two cords of cedar to Mr. Aiken
".
BLYTH
On Monday one of the largest votes
was taken at our Municipal eleetion
for vallage councillors and (i3unty
Council the vote standing as ±o lows:
—For village coancil -Si s -1.50,
McElroy 138, McNally 128,'Af#liburg
110, Itie0anghe3 70, McComniins 76;
—for County Council—Patterson 2.46,
Taylor 85, Stewart 58, Hanna 26,
Curry 6.
The maebieery in E. Livingstone's
factory will be ranning order in two
weeks.
New Year's Day was observed as
general holiday in this burg.
Mrs. P. Moore, of Stratford spent her
New Year's holidays with friends and
relatives here.
Holy communion was celebrated
in Trinity Church on Sunday
morning.
Miss. M, Bell, has returned home from
Atwood for a short time.
Mr. James Sims left on Tuesday
for Detroit.
Our new school is about completed
and will be one of the best in the
section. It reflects eredit on the
contractors alike from the substantial
and well-built foundation to the roof
Messrs. Howard and H. Ste ens ale
to be congratulated on their superior
mechanical work.
his township Promptly ;tit 5 i'.. 1t1. ; MAIMET 1tErat TS.
curing the playing of a wedding "x'4':*'1
Winghein, jenuetv, 7th tem
march by Miss. Jennie Anderson sister Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbs. , +. ... i 2 30,,to 2 40'
Pall Wheat..,,,. • . #;. 0 75 -to 0 78
Spring Wheat 0 .05 to a ii0.
Uais, new,—
tali!
ew,..,+ 0 Ill to 0 «)0
Barley 0 20 to 0 30
i'eas.,.....,.. , ,., 0 solo 0 30
iiutterr+,., ,.., , • ., 0 12 to 0 12
Eggs per dozen .... , ... , 0 15 to 0 15
Wood per cord. , • , • . , ,fi, ,, 1 de to 1 50
Kay per ton, , 8 00 to 0 00
o0. 204toto00 25
4
2020to025
040 to 050
0 4to0 5
0 7to0 8
425 to 400
10 to 23
of the bride, the happy couple entered
the parlor the bride leaning on her
father's arnt. Hymens knot was see-
urely tied by Rev. W. T. Hall, ot
iielgrave. The bride was tastefully
attired in cream cashmere trimmed
with silk and chiffon. .t ter the
congratulations were over, the assem-
bled friends and relatives to the Potatoes, per bushel,
number of about ninety sat down to
a sumptuous repast, to which all diel
ample justice. The remainder of the
evening was clajoyably spent in "trip-
ping the light fantastic" and all de-
parted to their respective homes well
pleased with their evening's enjoy-
ment and desirous of witnessing a
similar event in the near future?
The many costly gifts which were
received testify to the esteem of the
young couple, They drove to their
new home the same night and carried
with them the lest visiles of their
numerous friends and acquaintances,
for a long and happy life.
'
florins.; di., tc
Iet; settled on
pieced in our.
LUCKNO W.
We regret to have to record the
death of Mr. Donald Campbell, grocer
of this place, after a short illness, on
Saturday last. The funeral took
place on the 4th inst. and was large-
ly attended. He leaves a wife and
three daughters to mourn bis death.
It is needless to say that they have
the deepest sympathy of a largecoiu-
munity in their bereavement.
Our municipal elections passed off
very quietly, the whole Council be-
ing elected by acclamation and are
as follows: Reeve, J. G. Murdoch;
, Councillors, Jas. Lyons, Win. Taylor,
s Allain Thompson and John M. Brown.
i The election for County Councillors
which took place on Monday, did not
1 create much stir, but a good vote was
brought out. There were six candi-
' dates in the field, but Messrs. Alex.
Nicholson and James Gaunt were the
favorites as far as Lueknow,was con -
7,1 cerned, the result being as ' 2 Ws:Mex. Nicholson 252, Jas. Gaul, 07
Hobert penis 80, John Humber.ones w
28, John MeCharles 15 and David
(Henderson 8. The result over the
whole district is the election of i
Nicholson and McCharies. N. I
less all accounts must
v 23 or they will be
s YOP co on.
fOR SALE OR RENT.
F.4vOt of 00 acres, Kiulose township, Bruce Co.,75 acres cleared; stream of spring water, two goo
wells;pewr wind -n.41100(1 house, large batik barn,
good stables;two trcr bearing orchard, 2 miles from
W hitechuteh station, 4 from ucltnow; an excellent
niw artunity ler doirg a profitable dairy business.
Apply to Airs A. Stewart, Lit:Arnow,11. A. Stewart
St. Thomas or A. U. Stewart, Turrswater,
THE ROLSTIEN DAIRY
is prepared to fill orders for milk of the best quality
His cows ore well fed, are kept sorupulously clean
anc3 milk:d with dry hands and aro housed m glean
tables. Surely this milk must be nice to drink
and more wholesome than that from cows who carry
such plaint yidences or filthy premises about then,
end are allowed to feed en the streets and hack yards
of the town,
mtegratgramorengepre
MMES'
FANCY . SLIPPER
.A.nTE
FE , KIC SLIPPERS,
A FULL STOCK FOR XMAS.
GEO. GOOD. 1,
T
BERRY AGI 1C_ULT
tiCiL1 s
Tuktnode
Agricultural
he annual meetin
lety will be h
Council
am
RAL
the Turnberry
fn the
r, Wingham,
ON
Wednes • ,v, an. 13th, 1897
At one o'eloe p. in., for t • hearing of the auditor's
report an, e election of o ers and directors and
any othe usiness Mutt Watt . brought before tba
meets also. a full att nciance • members is rs-
que. ed
WO) MOFFAT
President.
w F Bl +CIiBNSIIIftr
Secretary
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the
HOWICK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
will be held in the, Township Hall,
Gerrie. on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1897
at 1 o'clock p. tu., for the purpose of
receiving the report of the Directors for
the past vear, the election of two dirge•
tors and for other business.
By order of the Board,
W, S. NtoKgaclirla, Secretary.
• WZNGHAX
ytY
'end MINING DILLS.
19feLEAN &SON, Props.
A gang of thieves paid this placed i A large stock of all kinds ot rough and
visit very early on Monday morning, plained lumber, Shingles, Lath, Apple
4th inst. Securing a ladder they ;Barrels, Cedar Pasts, Hard dna Soft
climbed to the balcony of Mrs, Alex. Wood, eta , kept constantly on hand and
McKinnon's house; the door of which deal on shortest notice. urders by
mail or telephone promptly attended to.
being unlocked they had no difficulty 1
in making an entrance. They enter- t
ItteLIBAN 4St S910T.
ed the bed room where Mrs. Mc-
Kinnon's father was sleeping and
succeeded in abstracting $5 and some
change from his pants pockets. flus.
Mckinnon hearing a noise, asked her
father if it was 1ti13i that was moving
around. At this they took alarm and
made otf. They also suceeeded it
making an entrance to the residence
of Mr. John Archibald, but failed to
get any booty. >t F1F.Af.F c1 TRvn1',i
' An attempt S'4'aSalSeir4[,onernT. wr1[ bo recd
made on Mr, Jas" Bryan's residence:4rrfdaythettth,ray .f
tesontot or tier JlA ahs
but it failed, tines tar four \e a from
MA
RACT.
anrfrersed to the Postnrnster
at Ottawa until Hoon, en
uarv. 1807, for tho con.
ails, on proposed con.
he 1st of Aprr1 next I
n'?f" 1 Between tilt rannarr an 1ta11way Station, 12
'EAST • WAWAI II. \c times per we -k .ae.'tr maw.
w ilttr'cerr c lerieh and Le now, 0 times per
On`' ' Wednesday the 80th, ti "real- a:t 1Satxlee w tltxlcrichandionca
dente of Mr. Finlay Anderson was 'e'rck tttoh av•
the scene o f a very pleasing even,the l'rinr ., nntirort centahrl»sf furthr
t+ c»ru .lona Af rto >orsi eorrtrrlets »r
occasion being the marriage of his 1'
third daughter Annie M. and Mr 1
Gowan a prosperous yofarrmea•
ne, 5 time* per
»formation as
rr be !seen ling
1,11e nt 7et; a luau be oktainett the post
along the renpeeth a renter and at this otllae,
11. [a, IIOPRffK,
Post om(4 lnepeetsr.
btratford.4tic Ireoee:her1.0#.
Tallow, per lb„., „,. •. ,..,
Dried Apples, per lb. , . ,1.. .
Chickens•.... ,
Ducks..
Geese.......—. ....
Dressed Hogs
Wool
A, fi per Bent. Permanent Investment
The Squitabl. 1avinga Loan &BuildingAsso.
oiation. 0* Toronto, are selling shares ot their new
Issue of i'ormaneat Stock omit each. Partierpants
in full earning=s of the As*oelation front which they
are paying halt yearly dividends at the rate of
per anniun, liatanee of earrings Payable as it bonus
at the end of each fire years.
Per particulars of security eta., apply to
,, A. 13. SILITIH, AMT.
m FCB SALE.
-Boit) g ,t 39, and east half of 18 town-
ship of. ' urnberry, two and a quarter
utiles frost Wingham,.end containing150
ecres, 110 acres cleared; in a good state
of cultivation, good bank barn, frame
house, two good wells. For, further
particulars apply to
Drawer 77, Windham.
Th
Dotter
Trail, Bluer
o'clock p. ne„
ors and the trans
may come before t
ANNUAL ME TII C.
nnual meeting of the Pinwale Che
tory Co.. will be held 1» the
on Thursday Jamr
r the election
11
,rosters'
, et one
oar,' of Direct-
en y other business that
tine.
v Order
rix Boson's
Secrotary
A. E. SMITH
that will
fi
Will start Saturday morning a
ne
sink into
cfioun”! try. ., arWy trK
off`!ev rha
e.
41)
ctr>
insignicance irx
POCa, 60 1:3
we will banish all idea of prof>t, we must have money.
BANKER, WIN. GRAM I
GENE1tAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANS-
ACTED.
Money advanced to Fe.rnrers. and Business men on
endorsed notes and collateral.
FARMERS SALE NOTES CASHED.
moneys remitted by draft to all ports ot Canada and
the 'Gaited States.
Notes nod accounts collected en reasonable terms.
ONT
'VE LOOK
THE
USEFUL
Keep in Mind our
Fine Kid Shoes and
Slippers.
Warm Pelt Shoes and
Slippers.
rF
Overshoes, Leggings
Moccasins.
GROCERIES
Peels,
Spices,
Raisins,
Choice Teas,
Bags of Nuts,
Boxes of Figs,
Fragrant Coffees,
Big Barrels of Candies,
''gy p, ++ hand ^allq kiinn^ds o• fj Y
GEO.,[yl.x (./J .+ Cj3[/URIES.
GEO. idRiSJ 'ODi,
Dealer in Shod Ana Groceries
Wi17kglIttltMis • • • 0 t.
Your choice ot any OVERCOAT(it,
at the :EC+
for ebeo down to Q, ^'mrz„i75rr1
Special line of Dresden Front, Shirts for the holiday trade,
Your choice of any Short Pants Suis , t
the Bt C4
for 5 down to 85c.
(sues from 3 to 16 yrs1
'
Cash Alone Captures T
THE , h, ;'
-Stoltnchoice of men's suit&'f cin $9 down to $ 3
wearing pants 75c. to $3 all. wool gooc s
Our gents' Furnishing °department is complete, Nec
Braces, Gloves, Hats, Caps, ,Socks, Boys' Long
Stockings, Collars, Cuffs and everything ,
that is kept in a first-class gents' .store.—
ALL MUST40 AT PRICES EQUALLY AS LO.
In our Ordered Clothing we lead ---.foo different patterns
to choose from. suits from $9 up to $35, must fit 'or no sale.
COME EARLY AND GET THE B.AR(-.AINS.9
JOHN RI! ETL&Six
Macdonald, Block, Wii gha n,
CLEARING i SAlith
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS–
DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
422.411613
STILL 00VITINTJES
and will continue until the wh elitock is cleared out.
We are highly, gratified at. the success a tte;!.ding our eff'0jts in this direct-
ion; the great eonsuming mass of this country are not 81a v to *1ktinguisli
between a fake and a genuine sale, prices tel every time. Another ecnsign-
ment to hand of goods bought for lc ;a, titan
50c.{ ri,
We would ask as a favor frons our eustome>a, at least all who can make it
convenient, to do their shopping early in tbeklay, in this way we can serve
you better in the afternoons, we are so much crowded that we are not able
to give you that attention vie would like,
15 pieees Drees Goods were 15 now 5 i
10 tt tC bi r! 25 t! 10 t'
15 " " $5 " 20 $andkei-chiefs\cit lull tha 1
cost aaad a great .
g. :: ,t It GO " X15 a "Ili. moll:_
5 -t 60 tt 40 artic s we have tui 'ocnn ..tp,
menton.- I verythini gots all*
alont the line. Call early and
get fiery special bargC}ie
1/4
4 " At 't 50e on the $1
Tweeds 50c " " $1
Mantle Goods 50c " " i1
Ready Made Mantles 50e " t' Si
Shoes 50e " " $1
12 Storm Collars 50e " " ,tri
8 Fur Sets 50e " " ai
MA0DCN•ALD BLOCK.
W1til;IIA141.
ICILISICIMS;'c
from now xntil
January 1st, 189 r $1 25.