The East Huron Gazette, 1892-03-17, Page 4-Af
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have just opened out in my new premises with a large and varied stock of general
merchandisb, including Choice Dress Goods, Flannels, Woolen Goods,Ready-Made Cloth-
ing,-Sealettes, Handkerchiefs, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes, Hats and Caps,
Crockery, Glassware, etc., etc.
A Large Stock of Seasonable 41. Goods.
Can't Enumerate Them All
iviv prices in all lines are as Low as any House; Lower than most of them. You are
cordially invitedto call and see me in my new quarters, and it will pay you to see my
• goods and prices before making your purchases. All kinds of Produce taken.
Remember the place: Masonic Block, next door to Post Office, Fordwich.
-\YTY1\TS.S.
More Voting. .
Since our last issue there have been
two elections for the Commons held in
Ontario, and in both instances Conser-
vatives have been returned from con-
stituencies which were previously strong-
ly Reform.
In South Perth last Friday, Mr. Trow
wasdefeated after a bitter struggle, by
Mr. Pridhiim, the Conservative candi-
date, by i.majprity of 26. At the
general elections last year Mr. Trow's
majority wai117.
In Moncli,.-on Monday, the Reformers
suffered another sad reverse in the de-
feat of their candidate, Mr. -Boyle win-
ning by the large Majority. of 628.
Last March ar. Brown (Ref.) had 266 of
a majoilty.
The -Governments majority in the
House is now made up as follows:
Vitae* Conservatives. Oppositionists,
• 58 84. _
.„ Quebec 33 32
Neve
New Brunswick.. .14
edunibis - 6
Prince Etheurclisland.. 8
Kenitobs. 4
tbirthWest Tirriteries 4
_ - 137 78
This means a majority of 58.0n a,
division, the speaker not being included.
- Last- session ,the, majority was 28 or
90,theincrease being made upentirely
fann constituencies wrested from the
Oppositions in the byelections. • It is
bard to account for the wave of Con-
vatiie • 'victories which have swept
the country °date, eicept on the grOund
that the 1)e-4*e:refuse to follow the un-
rnstricted reciprocity proposition. It is
impossible to believe 'that voters are
purchasable in such large numbers as
would have been necessary to redeem
all those constituencies, even, if the
government were (as some radical
jonrintiliclijna). "out on the market buy-
' '-`10g. "Noripan it be truthfully said that
the sway)ng of the Roman Catholic vote
-is-responsible, because in potting beoths
here this' ota.ss of votes predominates
.T?eri Atilt cIntrigee are noticeable since flad.c.,Cpokedgh.lin.L.0, Audi.vi�tl,tOrs'.re, port; be
•te+try as last year.
family during !!plity," as they called it,
with an additional shilling for- each
child. The masters, of course, had no
reasonable objection to make, They
lightheartedly and logically granted.
that all work and,no play- would make
Jack Collier a black boy, and as aren't
of the proposed respite from the gait,–
of the pits would only•be to get rid. of
all the surface coal at greatly increased
prices, and thus benefit them exceed-
ingly, they .really cold not condemn the
idea. .This looks to be fair enough, but
what if outside coal conaes in to compete
against the home article t. Should
foreign coal once find a market in Eng-
land it might be very difficult after-
wards to dislodge it, and thus the price
for labor be reduced in.. a way not
agreeable to the "strikers" who are now
willing to "built' the market at the ex-
pense of the rich and poor millions who
will . be so seriously affected by- the
miners'and employers present unpre-
cedented combination.
Wallace Township Council.
The municipal Council of Wallace met
inthe Township hall, Gowantown,- on
the 21st of February-, ,purstiant toad-
journment. All -the Members present,
the Reeve in the chair. The minutes Of
last session were read,-- and on motion
aAopted.
Bill Of Hart & Co. for Rolle; ▪ Jurors
List, Aisessors Guide, Auditors declara-
tions, 49.40 ;--Letter from' B. S. -Cook,
late Reeve of Howick, re contract'ofi
townline ;' Rill of F. Smith for road
scraier,19,15 ; W. Bradley forsupplies
to indigent, .2.76 ; C."E.' Cougfilin? for
gravel, 90.60.
.Moved by IL seconded by.
A. liennedy.-that the -Reeve . ank Clerk
be -authorized to. let the :Contract for
Township printing. ---Carried.
The Auditors submitted their report
Moived by A. Kennedy, seconded by
a year ago., Let us hone that the gov:.,
Moved. by FL Coghhn, seconded by
ernmeut so
le6sistew4h Wisci°112. Kennedy, that Thos. 0. Anderson be
;Mid prudence that - will Merit the caretaker hall, same
enormous support which it hal received.
}Ulf it:Million t'en.Stri
ke. The felhiwleg-Orders *ere: At#eH sedH,
- Hart & CO4-ASOrainent RoUs,eto.49.40;
Last Saturday afternoon the :most -,mis..Pierkiip,;;Jitti,74:4$.; F. Siuith,rowl
-pkipendous.Nita4ke" on record was in-: $9,45V, jai, .41811,jh, gravel,
–,-auguratid,"wM.Ppghtea4ihich*ill-14aee 0145:;%-.(24-_-15.taon,.pa#:tjUS1!eUti
'mot 600;000 oleo eintiloyinent, or vert, *5.Win.:SChuidert °rd stove
they expressit themselves, givthem wood:$2;:
: h�iiday.---; This_ strike is aiad, furnishing key, .
imply an alhance f employe and em repurutg culvert, townlmo, 50c , ▪ Wm
ist'Onneltyti:Oletid, -17k vood,.-wi&?78a.lieuch;
this !nue prove pi?1,13,56.;
nitichnioredisasteeintheemployes Howe, auditors! salary, .
xpect. ,k brief ii$iiiiiii,Dethe'•faSs will merville, auditors": salarYi,
Towards the.; close Moved by 'a COghlin; seconded , 'by
pt tillIfiners*---, Federation,: A. Kennedy, that- - this _ ceucouncilsale_
tit t
neube
P,Offitl-iir*., as we have telneetion Satund 246th'Max°12' tic!s4tiP'
7506,006 haCanki ;-ttitthinest.e* - and to transact
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ceived by the Grand Lodge froth primary
lodges in any previous year in its his-
tory. ,
GRAND LODGE onicras. --
.Owen Sound, March 9.—The Grand
brikne LOdge of Ontario West -elected
these officers to -day: Wm. .Nicholsien,
grand master; J. L. Hughes, D. G. -;
W. Lockhart, A. D. G. M. ; E. F. Clarke,
grand Treasurer; A. Birmizigh,san, grand
Secretary ; Rev. William Welch, grand
Chaplain; •Charles H. Baillie grand
Lecturer; Charles Polling, OED. of C:
• -The inanagement of the Orange
Mutual Benefit Society was discussed
at length and taansfered to the Grand
Lodge of British North America.
The proceedings of the Grand Lodge
came to a close at six o'cloek: °rano-
ville was chosen as the next place of
'meeting. , •
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On and after Tuesday, the 15th inst.,
civil service employes will have to . pay
postage on private correspondance, and
persons sending letters to members of
the service at Ottawa also must -pay.
The farmers in the county Tyrone,
Ireland, have sustained severe losses
through the heavi' snow storms that
hive prevailed there. Thousands of
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sheep have periSlied-in-thii: mountains.
J H Taman
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rat1mai irekia.cor.
HAS Removed to the new building
which has been fitted up for him
just opposite the Albion Hotel, Gorrie,
where prepared to ineethis friends
as usual, „and to attend to all or-
ders given him. ' is a PzeoTtoAL
WonxuAw andhas held positiona of trust
in some of the best shops in the Do-
minion ; has had a thorough training
and experience in the Cutting ..Depart-
ment, and will -
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GUARANTEE ALL WORK.
Cutting i44 • f!,173: p done to
Order
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• A Call. SOlieRed.
ONT.
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Money to Loan on -Farm
curity at the Lowest rate
of Interest.
We shall be busy taking stock
for the balance of this month.
Our discount sale for December
succeeded quite equal to our anti-
cipations, but while we are taking
Stock and prior to getting in new
GOODS
We shallmakesweeping redcu-
tions in
DRESS GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
TWEEDS & FURS.
We have a few odd lines that we will sell at
less than one-half of Wholesale prices.
Boots
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e4t S 11 ft §
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wing to want of room we have
ed to go out of the Boot &
rade, and in order to do so
1 sell the balance of our
cost. So look out for
First4lass - Manitoba Wheat Flout
manufactured and always kept in Stia,
and sold rn any quantities.
riouR per cwt tr 25 bo *250
pertn, t400
$1301r114.4.4./lee ticCr. - 10 -011
eektatiesionlermAck otusaimg)
*kakis done on,: the„IshOrtesi -
I:D
exchange • for goods. - 200
cords good. -hard wood, will
aa limited quantity of Cord
d. • .'Highest.- Market prices
will be
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FROM
'1 DOWN -F-4
There wer
at the Wingl
February.
An old Li
suicided at 1
• the 8rd inst.
with a shotg
Messrs W
Kenzie and
- have reeent,1
the Peace.
Inspector
in East Wad
la !grippe.
There are
Bluevale.
The Presb
• very success
- last, realizin
Turnberry
tenders for
over the Ma
Maitland
on Tuesdal
Woman's F
also met at
date.
The mot
of West Hu]
last, before
in reducing
ity by nine,
at sixteen.
The Clint
" practigt lar
them up in
has already
4•,t that th4
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that wadd
/lio
the report
for 1891, j
issued in E
•81; West I]
were issued,
in174. T
Huron recel
the license
South Huro
those in W
ference bet
first being
of towns in
were : Ravi
*230; Wee
niittals for4
only 5, agai
roTohdes t 0 eS tkr
mateliditetocr
Wtio
pointe.
The Pert,
in the cour
Justice Ar
cases were County
• bridge, awJ
E. M. Alex
annual me
Lodge at C
Mr. gam'
the
e. hetracttoof
a heavy p
McCaffrey
the niisfor
slip and
L
P.R., repo
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Wallace,
4G-allCamp_
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Treesbank
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Virden ;
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Sparrow,erabeiair-tyn
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Paul,
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— Manitoba
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'day
▪ whileot
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Mr. Wu -4 -
and gni*:
'wiped vvi
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