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�, t'►k, ', I ley►sof the day,
• Minister 4� urged ley the Canadian fork Packers'
Association to increase the duty on
• American pork.
A delegation representing the Cana-
dian woollen manufacturers waited on
Wi[a4hant !'t4blie 8phool, the Government and asked an increase
Below id given the boor roll of Io{ duty on imported goods from 7 c,
the Wingllam public school for the ;per pound to 15 cts.and front 20 to 25
mouth of January.
The honor marls ' Dents ad valorem, owing to the cont•
is in every case 80 per cent. of the petition they were meeting from
aggregate number of marks obtainable. Eng'ish articles, Another delegation
First Department—Class A,forrn of reprAsaiiting the dr ygoods section of
12 •)15, honors, none. Class B— Form
the Toronto Board of Trade, waited on
of rnarlts obtainable 1599 ; hon. the Governmeut to oppose this in
ors 1280: Eva Dawson, 1319 ; Alice crease. They contended that if an
Johns, 1281. Glass C—F,,rnl of 17 ; increase of duty was put on imported
lienors, none. goods then mure protection would be
Second Department—Marks obtain- regttired on ready-made clothing.
able, 131(; honor mark, 80 por cent. L'el¢rave•
or 1052 marks,. Martha Casemore, a
1162 ;'Lydia Lernmrsx, 1144 ; Willie
On Wednesday evening, in company
Foster 1.139 Nellie Bell, 1134 Wm.
with Mr. W. E. Groves, principal of
Farqulharson,�1083; Ida Kerr, 1079; the Wingharn sehaol. "ye editor"
John Anderson, 1052. attended a meeting of the Belgrave
`Third Department— Marks obtain -
Literary Society. It is no exaggera•
.able, 630 ; honors, 75 per cent, or 472 tion to say that the village presented
marks. R. McTavish, 571 ; S. Kent, a livelier appearance than on the day
559 W. McTavish, 528 E GCI+Pn, of a fall fair.-•-tearrs, sleighs and
522 ; 11. Strathdee, X521; George Mc -
come
in every direction. Many had
Mannus, 504 ; M. 'Paulin, 502 ; A. come seven or eight miles. The For:
Moore, 486 ; M. Kent, 473. resters' hall had at least fqur hundred
Fourth Department—harks"obtain- persons packed within its precincts.
able, 385. Willie Bray, 3(iS ; Onri , The programme was a literary contest
Jobb, 355,;. James Cole, 349 ; Maud between sides chosen by Messrs. W.
Smith, 339 ; Annie Dawson, 339 ; Porterfield and D. Anderson, one hour
Eveleen Flanagan, 838 ; ITertie Ross, and a quarter being allotted to each
Clymorit 316 • Bennie Gray, 310 • E from publishes; the enure pro„ramiva G ' S
Doting I� am rni cs The M t of Customs is strongly
FRIDAY, FEB. 15, 1889.
pi
G• a�ATi R. HILL'S CITY RESTAURANT,
lapin ; FULLY OPENED OU' ,.
,_,_„•OF— With a New, Fresh, Well -assorted Stock,
$15,000
General F Goods.
Mt Bs Slaughtorli
BEFORE MOVING.
T. A. MILLS
Has determined to clear out the
whole stock of
DRESS GOODS, READY-MADE
CLOTHING, CARPETS,
li'LANNELS, MANTLE
GOODS, CLOTHS,
TWEEDS, BLANKETS,
SHAWLS,
HATS AND CAPS,
FURS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
side. Reluctantly we have to refrain, 'GROOERIES, °ROOKERY AND
281 ; Nettie Scott, 317 ; Ltuda Clic- I A ” S W A R E .
Strathdee, 309 ; Maggie Bell, 308 ; this. week, for want of time and apnea.o—_
Hamilton Ramsay, 307 ; Edith me_Several columna might be writ ten •
• t, 307.
were the programme elaborated in the
Fifth Department—Senior THE STOCK
class— usual way, and that by paying but
hi full
complim..nts. FDI•tS—=-
a n
Marini ebtatn•rble 1032 ; honor mark, the full time assigned each side the
784. D McMannus, • 1010 ; Frankie respective chairmen, Vau Vanorm an
McKay, 1006; Willie Showers, 968 and R. Sterling rushed through pro,
A. Ohisliolm, 960 ; Ida Flanaga.a,952 ; grafnmes. composed of choice iustru-
Mary Showers, . 943 ; Rath Clarke„ mental music on violin and organ,
033 ; Charlie Ross, 925; Edith Risdon, solos,deets, trios,gnartettes, recitations
924 ; Sophie Manuel, 899; Bella Scott, readings, dialoues, &c. The variety
rally Asserted,
Call and get Bargains while the
Stock is complete.
--o
Oysters Done in Any Style*
—A Superb Variety of.
DANDIES -- and — CANNED -- GOODS,
ORANGES, — LEMONS, GRAPES,
and — All — SeasonablQ -- Fruit,
Vile Canfacti4 ury.
COLI fart bla Befroslueent .
GREEN'S BLOCK, — GpposiTs Tan ROYAL GROCERY, W#N(t.UA f.
STOVES AT HALF PRICE.
D. SUTHERLAND'S
STOVE and TINWARE ROOMS.
Having purchased the stock of HINOSTON & SoNs, we are offering
GREAT BARGAINS' IN STOVES
for the next 60 DAYS. COAL and WOOD STOVES in Great.
Variety, and at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Owing to the number of Frlrnaces put in this year, we have some
SECOND-HAND STOVES as good as new, at LESS THAN
HALF COST. •
A SUPERB STOCK. OF CHOICE LAMP GOODS.
•
BEST PROCURABLE COAL OIL.
READY-MADE TINWARE, A HEAVYSTOCK AT VERY LOW
PRICES,
Ear ORDERED WORK, A SPECIALTY.
WARE ROOMS AND SHOPS ; Opposite Exchange Hotel, me for', °Joseph'
and Victoria Streets.
879 ; Jessie Gray 868 ; Alred Sherd, heartiness, and excellence of these `--THIS Is A. •
861 ; So;:1ia McOreight, 8 &8 ; Charles programmes were most surprising and
Barber, 784. Junior Class— Marks pleasin.
gBy an excellent use of Genulne ClearingSale,,
obtainable, 1085 ; honor mark, 813. time kir. Porterfield managed to place OUT OF THE. ��1.
Walton McKibben, 988 ; Robt. Mc- thirty-two pieces on the board in the •
Gregor, 968 ; George •Stiles, 964 ; time assigned. Mr. Sterling outdid of ry
Annie McKay, 875; Ada Mainprize, this record_by four 'selections getting - HAVING FULLY ASSORTED THEIR: STOCK,
849 ; Catharine McTavish, 843 ; Adana through thirty-six. The interest and Serio delee :.:.Qeedo. MESSRS. M ES' & -.A L�0 i
Y enthusiasm was Cully sustained
McKay, 838 ; Albert Gregory, 829 ;
Birdie Barlow, .825 ; Peter Deans, throughout amid comparative d' ml,
813.:: '. r fort owing.to the great living mass of '
Sixth Department—First Olass : R. fiery ardor crowded into the building.
MoDouogh, Bertie Lediet, Jimmy The deciding committee..sit the oonclu• �
Gra g, ;Willie Kerr, Lorne Bradwin, .r ,',4,
Ettirr Rusli, Bella Coutts, G. Sltlith, stoparded the honors in the contest i
Harve, Hines, Miriam Gregory, Chas. tosomeththe side of. 24MinD. .Anderson o-
Kerry ySecond Class— W. Kerslake, gramme c like 24 points. This pro-
gramme contained matter auouah and ,• ,;
T. .A •M I LLSr - HAVE OPENED- OUT IN
Sign of the Red Flag,:: t Henderson's Old '• Stand,
Lloyd Sills, Charlie Deans, Lottieof sufficient excellence to make two
Currie, Edna Cargill. creditable evenings' amusement for
Seventh Department — Maggie anyaudience. Belgrave is par excell•
Jermyn, Ernest • Risdon, Willie Orr, t nee g
Morton Morton, Lonna Hill, Nellie asm,
in the matter of literary diversifiedentand
Ella Kinsman, Harris Coad. excelent
utilization of se and
natural talent and especially
MONTHLY ATTENDANCE programme arrangement. The full
DEPT. Boss. GIRLS, AvEnAGE. programme next week.—The East
1 14 19 27 ,41 Wawanosh Sprinn show will be held
11 30 20 44 on Wednesday, April 17th. ''
63
30 255 60 . Jho Difficulty Solved. in Fancy
81 34 54 A man who wantsd to learn what •
64 42 76 profession he would have his son enter China Goods.
•
2'2 23 39
ANb"'/Jp`FER`
SPLENDID I•NDUCEMEN
IN
IJV''. T. YATES. `
READY-MADE , GLOTHIN) GROCERIES
BOOTS. & SHOES, AND OLAASSWAEE
XMAS -: GOODS.•
e li.�rad. awlhtvg S ,Irtg , war CEIZ ' I
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230. 206. 367. upon put him in a room with a Bible,
Ottawa Jottings.
an apple, and a dollar bill.If he B0B�ILGLASS
Mr. Mulock's resolution to have of him, if eating the apple a farmer,
BEAUTIFUL JET TEA
POTS AND TEA .KETTLES
fertilizers put on the free list, caused and if interested in the dollar bill ' a
a lively debate. banker. When he did return he
A deputation of fruit dealers and found the boy sitting - oft the Bible
growers waited on • the Government with the dollar bill in his pocket, and
abking that the duty be re -imposed the apple almost devoured. He made
on -trees. shrubs and small fruit. It a wolittcian of him.
is within the memory of everyone that
more fruit was received in Canada last TENDERS WANTED
BEAUTIFUL WATER
AND WINE SETS
VASES AND WATER BOTTLES
year and earlier too, than before. The
/VENDERS will bo received by the undersigned up
people do not wish this re -imposition, .L to noon of SATURDAY FEB. 16th, 3550, for SUG
Wang down and remixing from the premises, the
surely. (Riling f th b t 1 Church, sluevalo and CREAM JUGS very heavy stock of above articles for Spot Cash,' 1 am Ina position to ober
St. Thomas, Brant, Rent Wellin.• Renown' 8wng y
t P b t da
AR BOXES AND
gEr GREAT BIG BARGAINS,
• WHICH, EVIiIRYBODY OUGHT TO
LC. OBSERVE. AND PROFIT
returnedfound him 'when he readingthe Bible. he would make a clergyman In many shades and shapes.
GOLDSMITHS'
HALL
Is theplace where all cap be•sepplied with •
° 'ate s ' Gismo, t'+ wellor a . Silverware ': and
Of .the BEST QUAL1'1,'Y and at the LOWEST PRICES.
Having just returued from the Wholesale Markets, *here I have bought a
o e t rca y or an me ,
s C 'l' it with dr clear, dressed and matched ' them to my Customers'end the Public generally at
' soft elnr, or blank ash inch la ober. Information as•
IellP,atPr will to work can be obtained by applying to
on, eter OTOUp L all O JUHNBURGESS,
vote 011 Scott set repeal petitions on nluovale, February let, I886. ' 131.UEVALEP. 0.
April 4th.
Finance ii4irtister Foster's estimates ivi U S 1 0
ehow the er:peuditure proposed for the —.
year to be 844,636,887, a decrease of MISS NELLO MCHARDY.
$878,236 froth last year estimates.
The public dty'bt is put at 8236,331,• CLASSES FOR INSTRUCTION ON PIANO ANDom
at ,4•,100,001.. MRooms ; IN DuAv-a Mom.
Oetnada's tax per head of population BROCK.ENSII1RE'S
is $9.02; United States, $4,85 ; Bri•
tains', $12 87; Germany, $13.07 ; Photograph Gaiter
France, $23.22. Of those given here
and others enumerated, the States
721. The provincial subsidies are put Organ, in Voice Culture and Harmony.
have the lowest taxation per capita. Long Experience, close attention and
unexcelled
It is said the draft of the amended facilities, enables me
Franchise bill provides that there is to turn out uniformly a crass of
work equal to that of any
to be no revision of the voters'list in gallery in the west,
'89. This rtteans thea the Govern.
mart have no present intention of
.11W -Work of everydescription artifi-
bei
ust+ng on the general electron,
' ' on will •
e:ally, promptly and eatiefaotorily done,
!ho 1bt' s t"b�
pro tl i Ton qu s 1 I
presented in precisely the. same way ; CADDIE'S _ANAI[Y
,OOPS
L et ye it the Doti on Government —A A SPECIALTY.—
spent on dentions $284,920, of which A Large Assortment of Frames
$212,74 was for superannuations. kept constat.tly on hand.: Prices as
This litter is one of the most crying low as arc consistent with good work.
as last year.
VINEGAR
AND
SAUCE BOTTLES.
China,
Celebrate
Ulna Fruit Baalge' sa.
CAU GUMBO
BO
ELEGANT WATER SETS,
a.,
M1,
ES
FINE TRAYS.
BEAUTIFUL CHINA
TEA SETS
A full lino of NEW FRUITS;
NUTS, CONFECTIONERY
AND GROCERIES, fresh
Inspection Invited, No trouble to show goode•
THE CHINA HOUSE, -
R00:• 33OTTQM PRIGS_
•
• Call and see my Fine Assorted Stock of Ladies' and Gents' Gold Watehes,
Ladies' and Gents' Gold Chains,. the finest and cheapest lot of Ladies' Brooch.
es, Earring:, Cull -buttons, &e., in the Town.
I have the finest and largest stock of Gold Rings ever kept in Wingbam,
consisting of Plain Rings, Stone Set .flings, Diamond Rings and Scarf Pills.
In Watch Movements I have them in stock from all the leading manufac-
turers of the United States : The Elgin, Waltham, Hampden, Illinois,
Rockford, Columbus and Aurora Watches. I have also a very targe stook of
Clocks, from $1 20 upwards. :
If you want a Christmas or 1 'Seers eers preeent, VANSTONE'a is where
you care get it either in gold or'silver at Bock' Bottom Prices.
A`s ,r have bought for shot cash, that ia, jnst the'reahen that Iona offer goods
so cheap. Call and inspects my stook.
1.do all: kinds of repairing in ;vatclies, clocks, jewellery,. Sic., at,reatonable
pricekand all warranted.
Thanking my nu morons customers for the very liberal patronage bestowed
pri..ine since coming to Winghanl, and solicitiiig a continuance of the sante,
t remain, yours truly,
1e s, V.it, LIB !!Ll Oft i
•
so,00gSS0>i, TO II. PARE, ,
V!`. Retneulbar the stand :, :Nod floor to the, Post OiI3ce, ,