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F f IDAY, JULY 13, 1868,
A 111
presentdi se
School for W
revived by
hast week,
for entre,
intended
of subst
school 'ot g
Wiugham be
platter, Wo
of citizens o
cuss and de
We questio
town of th
with the
tributary
school.
the tow
ontemp
of settlin
for highe
of conve
citizens re
and this
bearing 01
in future
H 13OIIOO1,1 FOB WINGHAM.
er . of our citizens are at
ssing the matter of a high
Ughean. The gv@;itiO'.7YI;a-
e presence in the town,
of eighty odd candidates
co examination e We had
lying, this weekra number
tial reasons why a high
to be established in
concluded to defer the
elieve that a meeting
„ht to be called to dis-
berate on this question.
if there is in Ontario a
size and importance and
same extent of country
to it that has nota high
is want is a financial loss to
In these days, too,'people
ating a change, never think
where there are no facilities
education. In consequence
sation had with leading
ently this artiole appears,
ggestion is made. Facts
the 'subject will be given,
sues.
THE
-its qu
Allian
Tel
sweep
to -da
have
AFT
nished a
tation bor
- Marlborou
sensibly sa
the greate
is the bot
that ha
masses
VIM
DITORIAL NOTES.
ird Party movement received
tus at the meeting of the
at Montreal, last week,
Liberals have made a clean
in Manitoba. It is reported
that but four Conservatives
een elected.
It pointing out the 'kindly tar -
d thoroughly unsavory Tepa-
e by tho present Duke of
b, the Hamilton Times
s : This hereditary idea is
t anomaly of the age. It
in of all the class legislation
etarde3 the welfare of the
f the British people, and too
often p t a premium upon worthless-
ness. Surely it is in the best interests
of the race that these inherited dis-
tincti ns should either be wholly
abolis ed, or that they should cease to
'give a vicious man • distinction.
Woul it not be better to stipulate
that eac eneration must stand omits
• 'own merits, •' at there can •be no real
aristocracy e:3ept that of genuine
worth, and t at vice and criminality
;'ioannot be co , cloned by the possession
., of unearned a istinctioii, ?
udknow.
ley died on.Saturday
nths' severe illness.
ley House for eight
ely respected as 0
e was buried by
United Workmen,
very targe.—Rev.
or of the English
a trip to Ireland on
A PAX s ROAD.
A REPORTER'S
M' < SssIONS Or WHITB"
CIIUROI
Having determine . to spend R day
ID. extending our ac •.nintauCa amongst
the generous hear d people of White-
church, a short ind pleasant run of
six miles on til
_film G..'.l lt, br
this week. 11.6
inadequate conce
have not seen. 7'1
writing 'up the town
Ontario, but suspectii
church was not yet on
out to• be done,we de
it far once. The
hundred dollars,
also prove alt i
We neither dick
the townspeopl
traversed the t
the south end,
isistascaiscrox
Mr. W.:1+'itzpatrie who meweet witish
SO severe au amide t, last k;,
progressing favorably.
maker is Mr. •. . Codd, who came
this year f .ln Vallancey Fuller's
Jersey Far , at Oaklands, 4 relies
from Ram 1 ton, where he spent four
years, He ' ' pears to thoroughly
understand his ; usiness and is mak-
ing a good and
is evidenced by
Kincardine breech of ills linatiest ela
ugllt us there, one clay' that there arta
a rule, people have institutions
ors of places alley pl`oducts sur
i- Turouto eels/ i8 of Cauaclian
and cities of
g that 'White -
he list ntapped
ded to anticipate
sual fee of two
Whiteeh
Rev, D. McGilliv
Church, London
Presbyterian
cit'
ay, of St, jams'
saleable artiole, as preached in the
t • ready sales made at rich, last in th ,
prices. [Te recently visited l His able effort' were very highly ep-
i , England, and says I preoiated.--•Rev. Mr. Oo c.kburn, a
but two inanufaoturiug blind Ulan, of Fo 'dwfCll, lectur0cl in,
in 'that country whose the Alethod st 0] arch, on, Friday
,ss•in quality the make evening, on Home, its national, cockle,
eaxneries, ' Everytlliug domestic and herT'1
e -pie order, the ap- lecture. was an
and a beautiful one,—?4r. A.
ought from a a Kinloss, had
yards distant. plelneuts bur
for home made fire is supp
r upwards, might butter tele year `11: s tended to lessen from the boas
superable difficulty. the milk supply, s well as the exoes• Henderson and
'ed n or stipulated with sively dry wean =r of late. Mr. Jas, visiting at Mr. T
for a solatium. We Wilson is pre dent and Mr. A. II. Hope. --At the le
wn from the station to Mosgrove seer ' ary of the assooiation. Whitechurch, C.
eking the resolve on —We were v .t r pleasantly received thus iustalled :
the way, even a on; the d tractions by Mr, W. ew,, the courteolia and R.; A. B'amil
incident to plodding along business g 3. Mosgrove, R.
thoroughfare. We ha ted, vigorated, g Gaunt, '1'rea
cogitated and made fi 'st p bservations R. Taylor, J.
from Nixon's hotel a landlord, a Arbuckle, J.
Joe. Nixon,we found a - e a courteous his Representative
and obliging fellow leo, with the Representative
gave al
facilities at his disp's caters well to R G '" R 81 of the proceeding
the requirements o the public.— This village h'
Directly opposite ,s the large, band- g an octogenarian
brink store of Mr. where, in the
R. J. Wlii
' after a three, m
"He kept•the Whit
years and was. Wi
model landlord.
the Oddfellpvvs an
'tile fun''eral beifi
.Mr.
Shaw, pa
chnrch, left fo
'Monday.
around is in a
pliances convenion
supply of water 'is b
spring two liundre
The good prices :pa'
tugljam, ants
....Is. PUIiLISiIED,E
EVERY FBIDA.'1 MORNING,
--AT TITS—
TI
IIE---
TIMES OFFICE, JOSEPHINE STREE1.
WI'NGILAM, s ONTARIO,
subacriPtien iaric0, $1 per year, In advance.
ADVERTISING 'RATES:
Spate. 1 1 yr• 1 0 mo. 1 8 mo, 1 1 n1o.
oia- Ootmnti 360-00 ,til00 I ero no-- $oo'
VOnly aspects. • 'The Iltif 20 00-00--$24
o 20 00 12 00 0 00 .
Quarter, 20 00 12 00 1 n 00 4 08
bee and instructive uno r, 6 00 3 00 oc 100
Malcolm, of o )11. 1, 'Local and cit for casual advertisements, se. per lino
for Orst insertion, and Se. per line for each subsequent
Insorttou.
Local notices, In nonpareil type, 10e, for first in:
section, and 5c, per line for each subsequent insertion.
No local notice Vile be i.harged less than 25c.
Advertisements of Loot, Found, Strayed, Situations,
and Business Chances 1Ven•1, not exceeding 8 lines
nonpareil, 81 per month.
Houses and Farms for Said, not exceeding 8 linos,
•S+T1losottermsmonth,
n llrbestrietl; r ladhe ed toouth.
Special rates for longer a dvertisdrnente, or for
iongor periods. '
Advertisements Without specific directions,' +i11'be
inserted till forbid and charged accordingly. Tran.
sitory advertisements Inst be paid'in advance.
Changes for contract advertisements must be in
the office by Wednesday noon, in order to appear
that week. , It. emeoa') ,
PROPRIETOR :AND PUIILISDEf,
Y . J. YOUNG, 11. D. C. M., M.0 .P, S. 0.,
Formerly Ilouso•Surgeon to .Kingston General
hospital,
0PPICl AND RESIDENCE : D3•, Bethune's Old Stand.
wingham, Marsh 1, 1888.
is barn, horses and m-
ai on Friday last. The
sed to'have originated
tovepipe,-Mrs. H.D.
iiss M. Sharp are
Henderson's, Port
t ineetinf of Court
F., officers were
I. D. Henderson,"0.
OU, V. C. R.; ti: H.
.; T. Henry, F. S.; E.
; A. Patterson, S, W.;
Na R. Ferrie, S.13.; W.
Rev. R. Henderson,
she High Court at
interesting sketch
there.
s perhaps as active
as can he found any-
ereon of Mr. William
Cunningham, ' hois the village crispin.
He was born in Armagh County,
Ireland, in 18 , and served three
years at Gibralt. ', three years in
jewel 3a and three ' ears in Edinburgh,
in the Taritieh ' iny. He came to
Canada In '18. and ;received his
discharge in 1.•8. He hlts.seen•much,
remembers i' well and delights in
telling his ad entltres. " I.E, appears'to
possess suffici . t vigor to°sustain him
till he can be ea ;sed as a centenarian.
He has lived •here • otl>.e seven years.—
Two pupils were sent to entrance
and two wrote'fo third.` Maes eertifi-
cates out of .ou' pnblio school. M.
A. H. Mosgrov: is an eai'nest wErb$ l
whose .pupils have ,,always;. taken 'a
splendid stan• at exafninatiolis
IIII
It is very
i'tholess true, t
could slot co
they were ge
Act, making
wished it r
gentleman
in a Wing
about half an
' for the pvivile; e. We hope -after
this, that peopl: will remember 'that
since the repea these'lnen mu:3t'make
money some ' ay.
On Friday evening last, about 120
'people greeted Mr. J. S. Wilson,
(teacher at Zetland;) at Brown's school,
sand lister d most attentively to an
Fork inttl a id interesting lecture on the
'a d relations of the various
ttheittsil f culties. 'The discourse was
'aptly illustrated and many historical
and biographica allusions made. Mr.
D. C. Munro, of the Wingham Times,
ks on. the same sub-
' jebt. A number of .heads were then
phrenologized,
'believe. 'The re
have fregtientl
' hensive and, im
•ated and e
appreciation' 0
The picnic
' school on Mr. .
Dominion day 'a
Everyone prose
'themselves will.
Mr. Stewart, t
thingin first cl,
'that all shoo
Croquet, swingin
;sorts 'was the or
sham -hall match
splayed, resulting
Wilson, of Zotlan
terestinr! lecture 1
'last Friday evening.
',Editor of TIIE G`rnit:s
+ttolobist, also spoke at sol
gentlemanly ae, nt of 'the G. T. It.
here. He is rec' ring from a severe
attack of illness. .e is a man of
literarytaste,intellig:nt, and spends
his leisure time amo'gst its flowers
and garden. He • as. been in the
employ.of the GI' ., or G.T.11 ,
years,12 of w oh were spent at
Whitechurch. are quantities of
lumber, cattle, o., are shipped here.
Last month 38tickets, were sold,
making an ince ' - of $200, and 300
tons of freight se out. Messrs.
Hamilton & Gillespie . n a large busi-
ness in purchasing and shipping
ca.tle.—Mr. H. J. • okle has a snug
shop and has establi ed a good trade
in harness makin; .—The Methodist
church is a hand.' me brink building
comfortably equi',ped and free from
debt as is also ' • e parsonage, we un-
derstand. So ewhat intimate at-
quaintance ena ' es us to speak of the
pastor, Rev. R. .'rson, as aashrewd,
energetic and zea ''us pastor, and
practical and edifyin•, preacher, Ona
former occasion ho informed us that
twenty-two years go—if we recollect
aright—he pram .:d in Wingham to a
congregation of ' ree.—,Mr. Allan has
a shingle facto doing a good business
yearly. He t inks it time the town
had. a•newsp per.
soaro, well -stocked
H. D. Henderson, ' ho has carried on a
successful mercauti = business here for
about twelve years. ing a cautious,
industrious, judicious, t'norable and
sterling man,understand g and taking
wise precautions to su f .,y the wants
of people in the vicinit , kr. Hender-
son has -prospered s' adite and laid
aside a goodly share ' the,; " prolific
generating thing" cal d moiey. Mr.
Henderson knows well ow touse both
his time and money,a,nd' ate secret
for making mortals hap• -'-)n the
north corner of the street is'thl Pres-
byterian Church,, a comm' diousbuild •
Ing, worshipped in by a arge,'Jberal
and model congregation who line for
the last seven years een weli''and
pleasantly ministered t by Rev. 4.1 A.
Anderson, B. A.,' no ' of Gode'7ch.
We are pleased to hea that there"
prospects of an early filling of
vacancy. Near bty " the jetted light-
nings are•hissing Nigel an low,'' at ells
forge of a sturdy young kit girt of Vul'
can, T. 11. Found. hie w 'for several
years with Mr. Murray nd Mealy
wont Bros., Wingham, and opened
out here some three ontlrs ago.
He .has a tidy, well -err, nged shop,
ris. •
range but never=
t the tavern keepers
ince the peoplethat
ing rioh undertite Scott,
o much money,'that they
pealed. Not long ago 'a
f this place put his horse
am stable. It ietnained
our. 'He pai'd'BO cents.
made a few roma
f
re
e
retty accurately, wo
idents of this section
heard this compre-
ortant subject ventil-
press an intelligent
its value.
held at Jolltiston's
Jobnstbn's place on
as it great snecess,
t roomed to enjoy
nd good time was had.
teacher, had every -
ss style and determined
d enjoy themselves.
and games of all
er of the day. A
two innings was
in a ttfa,--Jackson
delivered an in-
eludon school
Mr. Munro,
n old plr.re-
to•lcrfgtlt.
E: at WaWamosh
The secou' g of the Court of
Revision was held n'June 28th. All
the members.prese t. The minutes of
list meeting 'were read and confirmed.
'The complaint o' Wm. To11•, west half
and " clad' in leatheri panoply," part 35, con.' , as beingtoo high
he is busy providing for ' the assessed on r'. al property, was again
varied wants of far ers -and brought up, ' nd on motion of Mr,
villagers in his line. A ste' dy, active Meade/an wa reduced $100. Alex..
young man, he is likely t• succeed. Robertson, nor partslot 85, con, 9,
In conjunction is a carriage shop now was reduced $60 o personal property.
run by Mr. Geo. Cottle. r. Cottle John Salter and John Wilson each a
has a reputation as an epi ist, having dog struck off. ames W. Bone to be
at present some fifty hies of the put on roll as oint owner of lot 35,
delicate sweet producing ' sects. We con. 8, iustea' of land holder's son.
have had a sort of perso al and long- Wm. O'Neil lso as joint owper of
standing • presentiment eat bees have north half 1. t 81„ can. 8, instead of
a strong aversion to ewspaper re: land holder'' son. Moved by Mr.
porters • (perhaps 'it was rom Mark Anderson, recon. • , by Mr. Rielly, that
Twain'or :Josh 1Br111ngs we mbibed it) the assessment roll • s now revised and
and rekeet their frequently too inquisi- corrected be adopt=s, and the Court
tive 'disposition, so did • t visit the closed for the pros nt year—Oarried.
headquarters of Mr. Cattle's indus- Oounoil resume . Communications
ttious little an miles, bu may do so from clerks of "est Wawanosli add
on some future occasion when we can Morris regard amounts to be et1t-
conveniently suspend lit rary opera pended on eas•ern and western boun-
tions for a few days, if n=cessary. Bary lines, r:ceived and filed. The
Mr. John Campbell has an extensive clerk was in ducted to write Morris
implement wareroom uno` the For- Council and a•certairl'if they received
esters' hill. He does a la ge business a copy sent the..: 'a by-law in 1885,
handling the implehrents f Patterson relating to maintains' g of gravel road
Bros., Woodstock, the sed drills of by both townships b'tween Blyth and
Mr. Dingle, of Oahe :, and the ,Wingham, and also if they would be
threshers of 'Haggart Bro :., of Bramp- 'willing to: join w' h this Council in
ton. He is also enabled to exercise ,purchasing one ' ore of gravel from
his persuasive eloquence on the female, 1''1r. Walsh, lot 2, con. 6, to be used
portion of the community .y virtue of 'by both towns ips for the 'purpose of
his handling sewing m: bines and improving th ,public roads. Wm.
musical inSt'ruments. r. A. Me- •Deacon was a:.in present and laid
Williams, of con. 1, Ki loss, is his before the Counei number of papers
local representative here and being and documents he had lately received
well known, shrewd and reliable, he from Toronto, rela''ng to the maintain -
does his 'Work Well. --T' e 'sawmill of ing and keeping of .henjatliin James.
Messrs. Found & Gaunt is 70 feet by Action in this ''tier deferred till next
45 and an exceptionally ' ne and well- meeting of C• noil. Resolved that
equipped one, This y arts material $410 be oxpe' led on roads and bridges
wiil net about a million et of lumber this year, as tallows . Tho Reeve, $80,
composed of pine, lloml ole and hard- Deputy-Reev', $90, Itobt. McGowan,
woods. Being 'quite elo o to the G.T. x1;70, Robert eilly, $80, and William
R. track, they load dir t on the cars. Sutherland; '$' 'The following 'de-
Mr. Found, who has be tri 28 years in bentures were or ered to be signed,
the business in Caned, ; is head saw- viz, t Fountain N ylor, 48 yards gravel
yer and they employ 8 hands besides. per John McG ', patlnnaeter, $2,40 ;
The mill has a eapacit of 12,000 feet Henry Iiorile , 85 yards gravel per
daily. air. Jamas Ga nt also Prins it Samuel Jame, pa:75; 32,
W.
large sawmill, planing shingle, lath & ninon. filet b uproadthlnasteratriver$1, lot
chopping mill on don. ' , Kinloss. He cons. 12 and $0.60; Thos. k iunen,
is reeve of Kinloss t.wnship and is a repairing culve t at lot 30, eon, 11,
pian of groat push a d good business $3; G. Cottle, repairing ro & craper,
talents, The saw nil), of Messrs. $2; T. Found, Vhitecliurelt repairing
Found & Gaunt i ono of Whites road scraper, ''2,50; 3oshua Walsh,
church's solid and p••: emus indus• 89 rods wire fen p at lotl42,e000i. 6,
tries. '--Opposito the s mein is the x+5.85 , Goo-. Wln ., Dui d g tivert
Whitt:churcli creatn,eey, a tubstantial and gran oiling et western boundary, pleasant to the taste and is tho preseriptlon of ono of
bniltling 48 by 36 fee , It lean at eon. 7, $16.75. O motion* the emu- the Oldest and best Pensee phgstcians and 11=1:4
ti o Untted Status, and is for said by alt
present about 125 parr ns and makes oil adjourned till • liureday, the lath throutrllout the world. Price twenty -Ave cents a',
pThe ,Auust next, B, B^ItyxmrtELb, Clerk, bottle. Be sure and ask fol' "Mus, WhIsLo)v"9'
sorra .42G Ilia of butt( x.I
. da;1y. o go **MONO Smug,' ;ai d takes oe other ifind,
v
usse's..
A fatal shootin aceideiit .occurred
here on Monday. Two• lads named
Thomas Wilson a d IK.SCott.had been
trying te clean rt an old gun loaded
'for some leng of time, preparatory
to going out booting. The gun was
left at a gate vith powder in the nipple
and a cap •n whilst they went to
dinner. Whereturning.fr,c1111_d,inier,.
the gun, by so' :' means falling, ex-
ploded, being kno ked down by 'young
Scott opening t . e gate. The charge
entered Wilso head near. the rIght
temple. He alked fifty yards, and!
then with elp w1as taken horn°.
'Doctors war ' 'immediately called ;in,
but could iio, ,xhe shots.: The
skull Was gene' `z>ted. a Wilsilx} Shrals
since died. •
EYER & DICKINSON.
BARRISTERS, &c.
Solicitors for tho Bank of Hamilton. Commissioners
or taking affidavits for Manitoba. Private funds
o lond,instraight loans at lowest rates. Offices -
Kent's Block, Winghanl, Luoknew and Gerrie.,
' 0. W. (1. `EVER. E. D. 6101 00500,
J. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER &o.,
wingham • Ontario.
°GILL & VANSTONE,
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC,
y ,'. . CONVEYANCES, ETC.
0"3') I•li1t15` 13t er Block, Wiseman, ONT.,
i" 'GOaall, AM MYTH, ONT.
?tivatopnd C?+111ia1 r funds to loan at low rates of
-interest, - Mortgages, Anwn ,and farm property
bought and sold. Merrk»tilk,e,bi111ctione a specialty.
tr.'01NsTOVE. 21L'GILL.
r ,
EN1:iSTRX,- MACDONALlIi '11 atrAti .
8fpp',,ker of Vulcanite, Collaloid,
~? Sitves,.Gold, etc., etc., Plates, ranging
in prices from 8500 upwatds per sot,
crownng, and bridgework. •Tcetb ex- '
tractedwithout the least pain by tho use of Vital-
ized'Air: Head Office, Wingham, side entrance op-
posite the Queen's hotel, open .daily (Sundays except- 1
ed) from 9 a m to 6 p m. Will be at Blyth every
Saturday -Office at Milne's hotel; Gerrie: lst and
Sri( Mondays of eaalX month'--Ofticdbt Albion hotel
Lucknow: 2nd and 4111 Monds,v and Tuesdays of
each month -Office at Whiteley's,hotel. Extracting,
uevale.
(eirowDL' OIIT LAST wEEIi,)
Mr. arid Mrs. Pi' -r, from Seaforth,
are visiting at her nele, F. Scott's.—
Mrs. W. Stow i on a visit to Gode-
rioh.—Tom Nix 's mare drew $75
at the H.eneall race .—Mr. Messer
sold the last llalf`a June make, 540
cheese, at the Lis '••evel:fair, 'at
the highest price paid° for the day.—
Fifty cheese are ieiilg- made daily at
the factory.—Chas. erbert is pre-
centor in 'the Presb' eriatr'c"hurcli for
another year.—Re . Mr. Chariton has
refused to accept he pastorate of the
Methodist chur and Rev. Mr. Paul,
of Brussels, is' ling the vacancy at
present.
DENTISTRY, J. S. JERUME, Y 10011.10.
I am making beautiful . setts of
Artificial Gum?'Teeth" for 88.00 per
sett,
in all other branches of dentis-
'and Plain Teeth, per sett, 54.00,
' * Pr•
)i1yy in propottipn.
• Vegptable Vapor administrated for the painless
extraction of teeth, the ohly s f0 anesthetic ienoWn
OFFICE :. IgA the Beaver Block, . `opposite , the
BrgnswickHotel. , ;',; .
Presbyter of Maitland.
This Presbytery me t Lucknow on the 10th•inst„
there being present 1 ministers and 8 elders, Rev.
D. G. Cameron was ppotnted Moderator. Commis-
eons'to the Genera Assembly reported their dili-
gence. A commun'ca on from Rev. Dr. Reid was
read, ,stating that the a eneral Assembly granted
leave to Itev. G. Brown, Wroxeter, 8o retiro'irom
the active duties of the inistry. The follotving
Session Records will be cal i:d for st nett meeting :
Pirie River, South Ifinless, uron, Langsido, wallop,
Blueyale and Eadte's. St' sling Committies for the
year were appointed 'as f' lows :-Finance : Mecisrs.
StoVenson, McRae, 81 cNabb, ministers, with
their presbytery •01 rs. Hems Missions :
Messrs. Ross, McLennan, owie, Mprray, McQuarrie
with their presbytery elder State 0f Religion :
Messrs. Sutherland, Davidson, McDonald, Maar-
lane, with their presbytery el' ors and 'Mr. Brown.
Sabbath Schools : Messrs, Ha •ison, (convener") Me.
Hay, Ballantyne, Leask, piogu rrie and their pl.osby.
tory elders. Temperando : Mo •rs.D. 'G. Cameron,
Hartley, wit" their presbytery siders. Sabbath Ob-
servaneo : Messrs. Ross, Leask, Murray McQuarrie,
with their presbpptery elders. Mr, Stewart gave
noegUiM' meetiice that ngs of the presve by be heli Wing-
ham,
g
The next regulaar meet', of the Presbytery
will beheld et Winaham 011 Tues! y, Sebtembor llth,
Et 12.80 p. m. 3. MAONAAU, Pre: ytery Clerk.
Amin To MoTlnths.-Aro you disturbed at night
and broken of your rest by a elok child suffering and
crying with pain of 'Cutting Teeth 4 If so send at
once and got a bottle 0f "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is incat;ul•
able. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately.' Depend upon it, .mothers ; there is no
mistake about it. It ogres Dysentery and Diarthtna,
regulates the Stotnach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic,
softens the Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the wltolo system. "Mrs. Win.
stew's Soothing Syrup " for children teething is
..30HN4,CURRIE, It1korrAM,
' . " . LICENSED AUCTIONEER. '
• Orders leftatThins' office promptly attended to
TERMS REASONABLE.
p . DEAN, Ja., WINOn& ,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR TIHE'cCQUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Charges
Moderate.
TAMES IIENDERSON,
LIOEN°Ifm AQOTIONEEE FOR' COUNTIES HURON AND
• BRu0E.
Alt Mos attended to promptly and on the Shortest
Notice.
- Chatikbs.Modorato and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
All necessary arrangements can be made at the
TINES' 0f1f00.
1'VlxeilAtt, ONT.
GEORGE MoIQAY,'dib0gham, Licensed Auctioneer
for the Comities of Huron and Bruce °> '
At moderato rates, sales will be conducted in' any
portion of the Countiov,
Orders can be loft at the TiMEs Office.
CALEDONIAN HALL
This commodious hall can be secured for anter•
tainmonte of every kind at a very low figure. For
terms'&o., apply to
.JAMES LOUTIT,
at Cline & Co'9 store,
a-R.A.1\TDD 111112.7.7 1\1-= RyYS
A. C,-STRATHDEE, Aomrr, WixartAtr,
Through tickets to all points in America -North-
West Pacific Coast, etc,, via the shortest and all
popular routes. .Baggage checked through to
destination. Lowest freight rates to all points.
-' —TIME TABLE.
LEp%E WINqUA14. A0R1v8 AT wo:IIAbr.
030 aim.Toronto,Gnelph,ralmerston, &o. 3:80 p.m.
11:10 10:10
8:40 p.m. " " ,Clinton, "
7:25 " .....Palmerston, Mixed......10:20 a.m.
7:05 a.te ' London, &c.. ,, 10:45 "
8:40 p.m, " 7:46'p1x.
11:10 a.tn.. .. ,. ,.Kincardine, &c..., ,.., 0:39 a.m.
3:30 porn
.10:10 " !1 B60p.m.
BANK OF HAMILTON,
"V77' I N C r A M ,.
Sterling Exchange and Crafts on New York
,SOUGHT AND SOLD.
oreles notate: 10 a, ur, t 9 p. tn. Saturdays, from
10 a.nt.tolp.m,
W. CO1tB01J1,D AOso
twits It Il1oa18f010, Solicitor
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