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CULLED OUR ERCILAGESAND-Bcjrr.R»
DowN la GAZETTE REAPERS.
a-coupie-ef-week AfJ=11I�St
eutertainme tt;;sbe was presented with as
ring as a farewell: gift by her pup-Re.'
HURON. She requested Some one in the audien
Mr. and Mrs. Thos: Bell, of Wingham, to putt the ringonone of hear finger 'l ut
celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary no one volunteered, Thi was a:.lites
of their marriage on New Years = eve. boys -one of her -pupils, who - had sue. of
Among the guests was Mr. W. O. Reid, .his: legs broken during:the-summed and
of Seaforth, who acted as groomsman Mies Hay expressed a desire for this
for Mr. Bell. Early in the evening Bell's little fellow to put the ring in its -place.
Factory Band serenaded them and the I have a great deal of sympathy for
employees of the factory presented Mr. _" said she, "for he has had his . leg
and Mrs. Bell with a handsome silver broken, andlhavehadmyheartbrokelt."
fruit epergne. On the same evening The boy with the broken leg did' not
they psesented Mr. Cooper, a fellow em- toe the mark, and then Miss Hay- ea.
ployee, with a silver cake -basket. Mr. pressed a willingness to have Dan Sin -
and Mrs. Cooper were also celebrating Blair put the ring on her finger. Dan
their silver wedding. was_presennt but had refused Lobe chair -
their stepped forward, monkeyed
The early year has commenced its with the ring alittle -while, and.thea.
relentless work. There died in Clinton proceeded to put it on one of the fingers
on ,lan>aary 2nd, 1898, Mrs. Mary Scott, of the discarded lover. He feared that
aged 73 years, wife of librarian Mr. Jas. he put it on the engagement finger he
Scott. Also on the same dap Janet> would be rendering himself liable for an
Mitchell, aged 07 years, wifeof Mr. Alex. action at law, but Miss Hay wanted it on
H. Ewing, of Clinton. Mr. C. Cruick- no other digtial, and there was con-
shank, a long time resident, died on siderable sparring and finger handling
ab : vi date, aged 55. Mr. Henry Mason, for a time. At last somehow the ring
of Tnekersmith, died same day aged 45. got on the right finger and the proceed -
A flag floated from the staff of Fair's ings terminated. It is said Miss Hay
mill., Clinton, on Wednesday Jan. 6th, has given Dan back the $200 that he
in honor of the marriage of Mr. James 'paid her. -
Fair, jr., which happy event took place
in Londesboro that afternoon, the bride BRUCE.
being Miss Dewar, daughter of the The barn belonging to Murdoch Mac -
deceased school Inspector for East donald,Hincardine township, wasbnrned
Huron. to the ground last week. Thefire re
The total number of births, marriages suited from a lantern being upset by
and deaths registered in the township one of the horses.
of Hallett for the year ending the 31st The newly. appointed Lieut. -Col. of
Dec., 1891, is as follows :--seventy-six the 32nd Batt., J. H. Scott, is the.
births, seventeen marriages and thirty- youngest Cola in the Canadian service.:
three deaths. . He is only 83 years ofage.
Mr. H. Davis, of Wingham, received There has been very little snow on 1,
word from an old and well-known.Wing- the Bruce penlnsnla'so far this winter,
hamite, Mr. W. J. Blatchford, now re- ^much :to the detriment of the lumber-'
siding at Cortez, Colorado, informing :men:
him that Harry, aged eight years, the On Saturday .last, while engaged in
only child of Mr. and Mrs. Blatchford, - sllnniing cars at - Walkerton,Mr. Wm.
had died on Dec. 28, 1891. y .Hoed, brakesman, son of. Andrew Hood,
The other evening while Mr. James of Harriston, met with a very severe ac -
Quigley, of'Hullet, who had been visit- cident. It appears he was in the act of
ing friends in Ashfield, was driving, uncoupling two cars, .. the. coupling : bolt:
home, he met with a bad accident. A. had neiheadand he was tryingto force
broken culvert allowed the rig to drop it up from the bottom with his hand,
into the creek beneath, and he had his -when,unfortunately he slipped, as it will
leg brokenin two places. Ile will like be remembered a sleet was falling, .and
ly come upon the township of Ashfield before he could extricate himself from
for damages. - his perilous condition, two wheele of a
heavily ladened car.'passed over his left
PERTH. .leg crushing' it -in a most shocking man-
George Hayden has sold the Grand ner. He' was at :once. carried to the
Central hotel, in Listowel, toBaker Bros., house of Mr. cobhrane, section ' boss,
of Fergus, who have already taken *here- medical aid. was soon summoned
possesIon.
and:it;was.tailnd necessary to amputate
Milverton council was re-elected by the ligrb-Gbout eight inches above the
acclamation.
knee. unfottunate.youngwman died
About $500 worth of silverware cloth on Tuesday afternoon.
etc., was stolen = from a .Jew ;)edlar at
Tralee village a: couple weeks ago.
Listowel had another mysterious fire
on New Years eve, by which a black-_
damaged. d wagon shop was badly (�0ll �� �11d .. Golds.
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Efforts are being made to hold a mon-
ster celebration at Listowel on the
Twelfth of July next.
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A radical change has taked place in If you are troubled with.a Coogn, Cold,
the Ehna council as a result of the
election. Mr. Cleland, the old reeve, Sore Throat, Hoarseness or Bron-
has been literally snowed under by Mr. chitis, .take
Thos. Lnox, whose majority is about 90.
A like fate has also befallen Mr. Loch -
head, whose twenty odd years in the .
council has been terminated with a rush.- s
of 100 or more adverse majority, Mr. W.
J. Tughan is his successor as 1st deputy -
reeve E. W. Hammmend was elected
2nd deputy -reeve by acclamation, and
the councillors elect. are S. S. Bothwell
and Jas. Bray. Such a verdict against
the old heads of the council has not
been known in the history of the town-
ship, and is the talk of the neighborhood.
The complete figures are not yet to
hand.—Standard.
WELLINGTON.
Maryboro has re-elected its old . reeve,
Wm. Long, by a majority of 316. # the_
race for the deputy-seeveship, Alex.
Hamilton defeated the old deputy; 'Mr.
Corbett, by 1 vote.
Mount Forest lead a lively - tussel ..at
the municipal elections last 'week; over
the mayoralty, ending in the re-election
of Mayor Colclough by a large majority:
The houses in Harriston are to
offciaUynumbsred shortly and a busi-
ness directory of the town published.
Mr. Wm. Follis,of the 6th con., Wal-
lace, has sold his farm to Chas. Walker,
of the same township, for the sum of
$7,800. The farm et -insists of 150 aacres,
anzs one of the best in a tiin
The buildings are commodious and son=
sist of a large two-storycottageof white
brick. The barn is ` a new bask ham
and is also one of the largest bt the
township. Mr. Folksintends retiring
from farming; after being identified with
the township for 3O ram
The Grand•. Valley ,' gives some
further intei$sthlg details otthe broken
engagement between- ldsk € a Col-
beck Scheid—teacher and 'Han c L
a Luther former,'rivrt m- - -
herokee
Cough
Ba1Sam.
This remedy is not a tmiversal; panacea
for all diseases, but the public mayy.
'rely upon itas being unequalled
-for thecure of all ;THROAT
and Luxe diseases, for
which only It : Is •
recommended.
Abottle containing48
dose's. for 25 cents.
The . Cheapest and ;Rest - Cough Medi-
in the Market,
Try &;Bottle,
For Sale at the Drug. Store,.
DRUGS & BOoKS
This space belongs to
Cam
Stock -Taking.
GO --IE, ()Mfrs
FOR ATES
FOR X -OUT SA
FORp ��GLS�,
FOR «43S, -
F
PAMIS
FOR -GROCERIES.
FOR GOODS.
PRINCES RIGHT. -CLL AND BEE.
G±O C HJY £3TOP- H,
IS THE PLACE FOS _
Pure Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Sugars, and everything:
in that line. -
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, NOTIONS, ETC., IN ENDLESS VARIETY. -
00 0
Harriston Bread -kept constantly on hand.
A CHOICE LINE of
Confectionery, Biscuits, Cakes and Pastry in Stock,
&ex Vrie?' ofgannet; Gooch .
SANTA CLAUS
Made a Half Hour's Cali at ALLISON'S
—The other day, and now our shelves are Loaded with
CHILDREN'S TOYS,
CHILDREN'S MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
BEAUTIFUL ALBUMS. (a large Stock.)
BEAUTIFUL VASES. ALL HINDS OF DOLLS.
ENDLESS NOVELTIES.
CONFECTIONS.
This department it replete in Every Respect, and is in the
charge of a first-class Milliner.
Produce taken in Exchange.
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