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Christ as Oomes but OTICO a year,
ytery of ,l'ileitlend trui et
- on the Itith. inst. Rev. A. And when &t comes it brings good .checr.
ett( „'.N.Italerutor. Were. R. M. Until
Oarratlivre tieing present, were -wee M
invited to; cerrespond, An extract ' ING Pr ovvN
tuli itnto tho Prestly.ry of ,Ltit t.
regerding, a call tit Rev. D. G.
HN .A
SANTA CLAUS
from StritR JO
bane ti 10
wee read The' mill is unanimous; -
WILL BE AT
stipend/ offered Itt,l9t) and manse, All
pe ether int,. rested littymg been cited
and being preeent, were heard. The
call wee accepted by Mr, Cameron
lereebyttire egreed to nis tranalatzon.
and 6%1,4+41 its eigh appreciation of
Mr uneromes faithful Auld ettielerit
minister of the gospel, It wee agreed
Oar
V. Cateeron's relation to hie
present charge cease -on the 10th
ius.tant, Mr aldiennatt we'*. appoint.
ed Nheleretor of the sessions of Dun-
giumon and Port Albert, and deelare
the eherge vacant cm Itletrid inst. The
I'reaeurer's and Aucliti-rs' reports
were real and adopted. Estimates for
next )tar were paseed. Leave wee
given Dungaiinon congregation to.
utortgaee their Manse property to the
detE'IIl o 20u or ski the property
rind time,/ the proceeds towurtl debt
on couree uiU (Aiello for seearing
better site for Atame. It was agreed
• Viet three Sabbaths, supply for 'ChM
weep:. Church end Bervie be asked
froinPrebartonere'Ooniinittee,after the.
eeciond Sabtettli in February,. and one•
.half supply during the next quarter by
the Clertunittee,be given to Inanittinnou
and Poet Albert. Messrs MeLlinnan,
Ross Mid Anderson were appointed to
arrange supply for Dinigannon. Rev.
Steveueou wile relieved from his
eberge of Trowbridge,, his ministry
there to terminate on 80th instant
Mr1eRam was appointed to visit
Molesworth and see what care be done
towards the minister's .stipend, in.
view of his relatiou to Trowbridge as
their pastor having ceased,. and ti
•
preach in U.rowinedge Church and
tleclareethat the services for the pre -
111t shall lie- discontinued. • Rev. D• v.
Laing, of Dundas, was nomitiated
Moderator of the next General Assent-
. bly. Deputations were appointed to
- visit _aid.receivieg congregations, as
follows : Belgrave, Mr. Hartley and
-h Preeteytery elder ; Linieside,
Geddes ttud his Presbytery elder ;
Pine Bever, Mr. MeDireeld and his
Presbytery elder; Dungannon, Mr
McLennan and his Presbytery elder.
Mr, Geddes was appointed Convener
of.Sabbath eboot Committee, in
Co. eg .
place of 'Ur. Canon, • translated.
ininunication feom DrRid,enent
fee
Getreral.Aseembly Fund, milting $90
for said Fund, from this Presbytery,
was presented. • Congregations were en-
joined to give liberal contributions to
the Fund. Remits from -the Assembly
were considered. The remit, on the
Oenstitution of Assembly was proved, and also tne remit on Sub atli
School Setiretery, PotitiousreSabbath
.Observance, to the House of °om-
inous, were given in by some of the
COngregations. Congregations., that
ot
, did nsend, in petitions were iustruet-
ed to _forward them to the Clerk not
later than the 8lst inst. The Clerk,
wee •instructed to forward these
pdtitions to Rev, Dr. Armstrong,.
Ottawa The Presbytery authorized
the Moderator mid Clerk to sign said
petitionsin.the name of the Presby.
tory. The remit on Aged and Infirm
Universities' Fund wailagreed te,
Mesers. Geddes and Anderson wore
appointed to itthirms a public meeting
le connection with -the. presentation
of the W. F. M. Society's report, at
the next meeting of Presbytery.
The proposed seheine for Presbyterial
visitation was laid on the table till nett
Meeting,
west Enron conservatives.
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From December 11 to 31st„ Int,,
With the twist elegant and largest 'stook of NOVELTY AND FINE Ala
CANDIES that has ever been shown in Wingliam. Our new lines are
tte follows;
Twenty different kinds of Oream °Radios, the finest in the land, In Artistic
Candieg we lead, the trade. We also hav'e, some fifty different varieties of
other Candles, and our prices cannot be competed with. ORANGES, the
beet in the market, such ns•Floridite, Mesina, Jamaicas. Also the-rieh Blood
Orange, and Lemons. The largest variety of CANNED GOODS in town, as
wII as Dates, Raieing, Figs, . Malaga Grapes, Orange and Lemon Peels.
Fresh stook of Nuts—Holto Poca Almonds, -"English Walnuts, Brazils,
Filbert, Coaconute and Peanuts, Fine stook of Pipes, Tobaccos and Cigars
Try some of our FANCY BISCUITS, made specially,for Xmas. • Our super
tine "MINCEMEAT, sold in 1 Ib and 6 lb.packages, Is pronounced by parties
in town superior to any they have used.
• Call and inspect our display before purchasing elsewhere, and feel confident
by so doing that yurs will be a 31.8ftaY 01111,IST1AS 'AND A 114's.PPY
NEW :YEAR. Yours, with good wishes and a prosperous New Year,
JAS. NicKELVELP
v,
Opposite Korman's Hotel,
P. S. Oysters arriving daily, and served in any style.
IMMENSE ST
--- or.
GOLIERICIT, Dec, 10.—The annuhl
meeting of the West Hnron Conserva-
tiveAesociation was held tit Gariuw
this afternoon, There was a fair repre-
sentation from every part of the rid-
ing mtcept Wingharn, which was
unrepresented. Mr Robert Birming.
ham, the Conservative organiser from •
• Estray Helfer.
Toronto, wars present. The followine
-7-7 AT
Eon
Gordon & Meint
',Books, Booklet, Stationery, Cards, Fancy Goods,
Toys, Dolls, Notions, Toilet Goods, Games,
Fancy Cups and Saucers, Plush Goods,
• Eta, Etc.
Aainua and Diaries for 1890.
Appropriate resents for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, and at any
sum you desire to spend.
erg' A call solicited before buying.
POVUL de, BOOKSTORE. e0A... IR, 0
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•
"ECLIPSE"
• To the Front with a Large Stock of
NOWAY GOODS I
30 Baskets Choice Pears, for table use.
Malaga Grapes, Oranges, Lemons.
A large stook of Canned Goods, 3.0.111FL
Pickles, etc,
MINCE MEAT.
Evaporated Peaches, Plums, Apricots, cto.i
New ?runes; Citron, Orange and
Lemon Peel.
An immense Stock of
XMAS CANDIES I
Plain mad Fancy Biseuits, Nuts, Etc,
Oysters served in every otyle.
.1•011N ICERR.
,........ 1 NO e to_ -_Creditor
offi.eere were elected :—Joseph Beclr,. Came on the promisee of the subssribor, Lot 23, 1 The creditors of ristophor Cr •e, late et the
President •; Robert Medd, Vice.Presi- Corieeselott a, Turnberry, about the 1st of October
dent ; James Mitchell, Socretary-Trea- os.:g.00ryseitry oltilslitifer, of a recklishltrey color. he own of of. Whin, do stss4d, aro (teeny notified to
g e t d to prove property, pity chargee 80.7blogrzollVirlectlil tot tl wale•tirfltgepteentors on
surer, It. Radcliffe, Goclerich was weateLkeet‘tee:e.
RONA;,LTILL„...A,..319,;77,,,. said estate, having regard o t . such claims as thely
the mid Cseauters will pr ed to dfriblileiltle citg
appointed on the.Executive Committee • _ ...e"eieeeee ‘, *ball than have recited • tic° o
II .1:V1S,
W. Cautplieil resigned, and W. T. Straye
vice JAI..4. cOUTRO.
•
Whitley, of Clinton, was also placed ft
. .. ..... „
John Itennetly, tot 34,
on the Exeoutive. Regulations were rrrora the mein
„,, 8 Wren, in the beginning of
pasetel endorsing -the p el ley •' et ' Sir )groas(13T, t'rw°,`,7:,,V7' ,r,i 98(koatlIngs),,lexer, White
John maaem II ' • fid 91toot on„!fte!?,SYE mg), . person giving inform.
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IA ( iexpresstng eon . Once tion In t :atm d to their re very will be ininiably
esi KENNrDy. The attbssribor offers for $3101tig farm. being**.
in Itribert Porter, Td. P., and sustain- tawarecit
— ...--4...t. . . .... —......—*. • half Lot 22. Con. 10, Tumberry, contelitiou riS a
ing the leaderehip of W. It. Meredith, Nouse anittot for Sale
more or less. There aro' seven acres in fan wis,u,,t
and all tlie land cleated is. a....oded down. On thc
_,..M. P. P., in Ontario, Actresses were 11.0.4 ,...., • . . •
made by Mi138r8. Porter., Iiirminehetn, marl e___e_ .ell;__tri.re,_ and (1,1),,,,ine street; wind'. :artreort..,yring mimes.. l...re 'non i.„4 ty.,,,.4.ed.
The sulotettber offers Inc sale his ifenisottnd TxtrM la."1114'” ia a ''.a‘-. de f rain') )r)ilt"a. alld a 1"...'s I °Tii:•ii.
„te"hish it was .d„idsa not to . 16Yr1 AlleVlitiOe°,4(1(14T1J:141114tigiVit„IT21111g10kj:,/?ta t°Wil el ti'lltliglYM!'llriralr Ifi'll."°':°'14'llt:tiglur'it'''"
to APORIOV MITORtit,G.t near the 'fo'rri.:' ..111)glY
Eelly, V, W. ,Johnston end others, t';‘I'l
nominate a candidate at tbis eonveee, :el.ligerictinti,e:'N'j•;iTdiviVitli$1.94T 1Qt1';"thini''; t ant Post Oiiice, .dr to the prom leter, ' 111--
WU. lilITC/11,,Lti,
Mott. •For hall rOats apply to'rlie'proittl;teltor°4. Y t"1"
ROBE= D. 10MM, Ontudin, Cass Co., iturth tiakets.
Farm for Sole.
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THIS MONTH,
ust Have I
Therefore they have decided to
OFFER THEIR ENTIRE STOOK
01?
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644:1;
Ready-made Clothing,
Hats Caps, and Gents' Furnishiafn,,
Boots, Shoes, Overshoes and Rubbers.
• Also a Splendid Assortment of
BEUS ELS, TAPESTRY AND WOOL C.A.RT: T,
c
-- AT —
FOR CASE
Our friends will confer a great favor upon us by settling their Notes -I'
and Accounts during the month of December.
MON &• AIME
SIGN OF TIE. BROWN ANCHOR. WINCHAM,
P1
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NEW PATENT TOP MILK .CANi...•
Oread Cans,
Milk Pails,
Sap Buckets,
and Milk Pans,
Azad gvyth a tha Dairying U.
AllTraiTSGEI154..A. SPVE AF,T
11,
HIIPs Oft
ysters
af7
anr:
Restau
stets
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Fresh,.and gotten up in Every Style.
RUITS! FRUITS!:
A Fine Stook of GRAPES, APPLES, ORANGES Ete.
MARS etv SMOKER'S • SUNDRIES
CONFEOTIONERY
Tho most complete stock in the county. Pure Creams VO4
and see me,
HILL'S CITY EESTALIRUT,