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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1904-01-14, Page 1.. r • The 31ST TEAR, NO. 20. DOMINION Readed the Poll. BA/IK. . marry Day, a former Wingha ltoe, i eased the pail far the Walkerton Toes`.14 Council, There were ten caudi- date i in the race. Capital (paid upp4.•;- V',980,000 Reserve ("el ii situ- • $3,330,000 Farmers' Notes discounted. Drafts sold on all points in Can- ads, the United States and 'Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and ards and added to principal 3flh June 31st becember each year. D. T. HEPBURN, Manager R. Vanstone, Solicitor ze I aftems Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers. bliss Jeanie Porter has accepted a situation in Alex. Ritchie's dry goods store. R. L. Dewar of the Harriston Re- view gave the Advance a call on Monday. The Young Ladies' Fortnightly Club will meet on Monday evening next at the home of Miss Sertie Ross. The Tenth Con., Turnberry, Beef Ring will meet on Friday evening, Jan. 15th, at Andrew Mitchell's, Henry Deacon of East Wawanoeh thinks he beat the other fellows by realizing $12.17 for seven. turkeys. Men's Overshoes for $L00 a pair—at W, J. Greer's. W. A. Currie, auctioneer, has placed hie card in our columns, and asks a share of public patronage. He will do good service for any farmer having a sale. • Since the fire, Mr. Kruse has been at a disadvantage. He now invites the public to call and see him, in Mc- Keivie's old stand; see his advt. on page 8. We regret tohear that Mrs. James 'Walker is still i11 with inflammatory On Same Wire.. The Bradford Witness says :—Soine- tbing unique has been introduced on this division of the G. T. R , whereby telephone and telegraph messages may be sent simultaneously on the same wire. By this weans a special tele- phone service has been established be- tween Allandale, Orillia, Atherley and Grevenhurst. It issaid to work per- fectly. Agricultural Society. Tne annual meeting of Turnberry Agricultural Society was held on Wednesday, 13th inst. Treasurer'sre- port showed the total receipts to be $1228.38. The expenditure was $1007.- 57, embracing the follow i ng— Prize s- 510,22 • Light, 7•I stranCe, 3• paid last year's prizes, $18.50; working expensed, 8271.00-; miscellaneous, $72.- 00; paid on note, $100; interest, 819,- 25 ; balance on hand, $220.81 ; liabili- ties, $275. The financial results show- ed that last year was the best in the history of the Society, The officers elect for 1904 are :—Hon. Pres.—Chas, Henderson ; President ,J. J, Moffat 1 Vice Pres.—W. J. Henderson ; 2 Vice Pies,—Geo. Cruickshank. Directors —D, B. Anderson, W. J. Henderson, J. A. Morton. S. Kernighan, R. Tin- dall, P. Fowler, W. J. Currie, 0, A. Rintoul, J. F. Linklater. Auditors— R, Currie. Jr., Jiro. A. McLean.. OuANGEs—For two weeks. we quote a cut in Oranges -70 cts. for 60 cts. ; 60c for 50c ; 50e for 40e ; 40c for 30 cts. A good line at 2 dozen for 25c, Best of lemons at 20c a dozen. A few boxes,ef Bon -bons go at cost.— W. J. Scott. Assessor Wm. Clegg intends com- mencing his valuation of town pro- perty at once. His knowledge of the value of property makes him an excel- lent official as Assessor. Amongthe innumerable experi- ments with liquid air two are particu- Iarly curious. A .ball of India rubber Immersed in it becomes as brittle as glass, but a ball of lead, in the same r_°Ircunstances, acquires elasticity, and rbeumatism, and is suffering intens twill rebound like rubber, pain, We hope soon to hear of her recovery. Slaughter Sale of Overcoats and French Flannels (25c) ---Geo. E.'l. ing, Wm, McDermott of West Garafraxa sold one of his fine cows to Mr. F1ath of Stratford for the handsome sum of $1,000. This ,:ow is to be shown at the St. Louis Fair. William John McGuire, formerly of Monis, now residing in the township of Sullivan, Grey County, visited Wingham this week. He may again become a resident of Huron, as he is disposing of his property in Grey. The concert last Thursday evening under the auspices of the Sons of Scotland was very successful. The program was variedd and entertaining. No expense was spared to furnish an attractive program and result was a full house, AVcrlox SALE -70 head of cattle and 40 pigs to be sold by auction on Jan.. 21st,- WmCdulross, on ay, Oass., Proprietor. At a political meeting a candidate in the warmth of his peroration exclaim- ed : "This, gentlemen proves con- clusively that Mr.—(his opponent) has not a leg to stand on." "All the more reason why he should have the seat," was the witty response of a tnan at the back. "A Happy New Year to You." We wish yeti all a Happy Year • may success be yours during1 —W. J. 90# Greer. 19Q1 is the drat leap year since 11994. The long interval was the result of the practice of dropping lea p year at the end of a century in order that the procession of time may be accurately registered. Of course, the privileges of a year in which February has twen- ty-nine days are not forgotten,and innurnerable ancient jokes will be resurrected. Last week, the Wingham Times entered its thirty-third year, For nearly seven years, the present pro- prietor, Mr. H. B. Elliott, has success- fully controlled its interests, and im- provements have been made in the plant and in the paper itself: The Ad- vance wishes the Times continued suc- cess, and its editor many years of suc- cessful business career, Listowel Business College opened this term with good prospects. The Manager, Mr. A. L. McIntyre, will be pleased to communicate terms, etc., to any young person desirous of secur- ing a thorough business education. Listowel College offers to young men in this 'vicinity excellent advantages, with the additional privilege of being near at hand. See advt, weekly. ilwrriseioN Wingham Advance. - — WING IIAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1904. Brings Suit. Mrs, Aikens, widow of the late John Aikens (formerly of Wingham) Nebo was killed some time ago, while on duty as fireman on the G. T. R,, has brought suit against the Company for $5000, Conductor Frost and Engineer Mark of Stratford and Engineer King of Windsor have been charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of Mr, Aikens. District Meeting. The semi-annual meeting of the L. 0. L. for thisdistrictenet in Wingham on. Tuesday afternoon. There was a - good attendance. The officers elect are—District Master—John Oasemore ; Deputy D. M.—Jas. T. Brydges. Rec.-; Sec.—Ed, Johnston ; Fin,-Sec.—Thos, Stewart ; Treas.—T. Abraham ; Chap- lain—Rev, Win. Lows ; D. of 0.- 3. J. McMannue ; Lecturer—Geo. Thornton. Misses' Cardigans for 75e a pair, also Women's Felt Boots, fox'd with leath- er, for $1.00 a pair.— W. J. Greer. Business Change. A disolution of partnership has taken place in the firm of Ritchie & Campbell. Wm. Campbell retires, intending to go west, where there are many business openings, and where a young man hes more opportunities than in Ontario. The business will be continued by Alex. Ritchie, who will be pleased to meet as often as pos- sible all the customers of the late firm, and many others. Address. Rev. Dr, Chown of Toronto will de- liver an' an' address in Wingham Metho- dist church, next Wednesday evening, 20th inst., on the snbject:—"Political conditions in Canada, their cause and cure, or an inside view of the situa- tion". Dr. Chown(: is Secretary of the Temperance and Moral Reform de- pat•tment; he is an excellent speaker and will be listened to with pleasure. Members and adherents of all the churches are invited. Let It. Be So. Predictions of an early spring are bung made. An old Essex trapper who has been up the shore along St. Clair fiats and away north among the great lakes, taking his cue from the musk- rat, the beaver and other animals in the construction of their winter houses, says—"Surely the robins will carol in record time in the spring of 1004. The ice will go out betimes, the frost will rise and evaporate and the flowers bloom; again at a surprisingly early date.". The other day a citizen stated that WANTED. --Good strong girl. Apply the O.'1`. It. had decided to charge full to Orr Broe., King Edward Hotel, passenger rates for children, and when Winghame asked the reason why, he said the . The case of Stenrnol and Taylor re- trains were so late that the manage- ferred to in the Advance last week went feared the children might be of was the principal case }geld at the age on .arriving at their destination.— Court at Gerrie. and caused a great [Mitchell Advocate. deal of ipterest, the parties being well - The Liberals of the north riding of known, and a number of witnesses Bruce will meet in convention at Port examined. It resulted in a verdict in Fyigin on Friday, Jan. 22, to select a full for the plaintiff, who was ably re - candidate for the coming elections for presented by Barrister E. Holmes, the house of Cowmens. The Censer- son of Thomas Holmes, EN., of native convention for the selection of Wingbant, a candidate will be held at Tara on Mr, and Mre. A. 1r, Gibson leave for Tuesday,ths 28th inst. their new hone in Seaforth this 13e independent. Employ yourself. week. During their residence here, Establish a business. Our goods Are = they won the esteem of all with whom used every day by everybody. Men they came in contact, and made many snake fortunes. Write G. liferahall & personal Mende., who with them much Oo., London, Ont. , soccer's in their new home. We J. W. Warder, of the Bluevale Mills understand that some of our business has re -opened his Flour and reed men thought of preparing a petition h Dominion Bank Money In Timber. A correspondent says :—Those who hays timber t•t sell are in a position to Members elect of Wingham Town , The late Andrew Patton, M. L. A„ make money these days. Hugh Ruth- Council met pursuant to Statute at 11 left an estate worth $41,828,25. • erford of St. Helens recently sold. to a. m. on Monday. The foil )Wing hav- Mr. Mitchell of Lucknow, one hundred ing subscribed to the declarations of tar and eighty maple trees for the sum of qualification and of office took their —Tbe town of Peterboro' will ask the $1,800, besides retaining:the tops, seats at the Council table;—Mayor—R. Legislature at its next session for not_1 Entertained. Vanstone; Councillors --Wm. Holmes, poration no a city, Thos, Bell, David Bull, W. J. Greer, s The entertainment given by the A. tee H, C. Millikin, Thos. Armstrong. —During the third week in December Y. P. A. on Tuesday evening in the Minutes of•meeting of Jan. 4th wore heavy homesteading went on in Regitine, schoolroom of St. Paul's Church, was read and approved, there being 503 entries. well attended and the proceeds Moved by T, Bell, seconded by W. ii $1.00' PER YEAR IN ARYAN TOWN COUNCIL, NOTE AND COMMENT. Amounted to nearly 515.00. The solos Holmes—That the Mayor, the mover rendered by Mies Chisholm, Messrs. and seconder be a Striking committee —Last year Canada imported gold and Hill and Rankin were well received, to name the Standing committees of silver coins from foreign countries vain- Hill Lowe spoke on the manners and the year—carried. ed at $8,015,114, $7,883,625 of It going customs among the poorer classes of J. A. Morton asked the Council to to the United States. the Irish, and pointed out very clear- appoint a member of the Board of ly what hardships they had to contend Management of the Public Library in —The Ontario Opposition has a popa- ter with. He also spoke of the difference place of Dr, Irwin, who was elected lar majority behind it, lend a mighty between the north and south of : School Trustee, unpopular Government in front of it, Ireland, the former being much more The Council then adjourned until So saith the Toronto Telegram. • prosperous. Owing to the late hour 8 p, n,, - had not of commencing .14Ir. Lowe EVEZZirtt s;>Jsslox, time to touch on the btighter side of Council met at 8m, pursuant to —Japan has formally notified China her' subject,and speak of the eminent p. that Russia's second proposition is un- P adjournment; all the members present. satisfactory, and deplanes that unless men Ireland has produced, This is an The Striking committee. reported Russia recedes war will be declared. interesting phase of the subject, and the Standing committees as follows: -- Mr. Lowe is well qualified to deal with Executive—The Mayor, W. Holmes,tar it, did time permit, Thos. Bell. —What is wrong ? Three brilliant WANTED -All kinds trade ; Dried Waterworks. --W. Holmes, T. Arm- journalists --Davin, Pirie and Patullo- Apples 6c, Turkeys 16c, fresh Eggs i'Uc, strong, D, Bell. three suicides! To end life thus means etc, No. 1 prime Fox, $5.00 cash. Roads and Sidewalks—G. Millikin, that they drifted from the only sure an - Geo. L. Ring, . D. Bell, T. Armstrong. oborage. Finance -W. J. Greer, T. Bell, G. s ee- Millikin. —Col. Denison, of Toronto, id speak - Moved by .Conn. Greer, seconded by ing at the luncheon / given by Mayor Coun. D. Bell—That the report of the Urquhart of Toronto, expressed the Striking committee be adopted—car- opinion that Chamberlain's policy would ried. win in the next election in the old land. ACCOUNTS PR.nsENTED. Geo. King, account charity $I5 20 W. J. Greer " •' • 225 —Last week the Mitchell Advocate Mrs. Ard Officers Elect. Council No. 114, R. T. of T. officers for ensuing year are :— Past 'Councillor—Jno, Kerr ; Select-Councillor—N. Brandon; Vise-Councillor—Miss C. Brandon; Chaplain ---Jos, Guest; Rec.-Seca-W. 0. Thompson; Fin. -Sec, --Miss M. Tibbs ; Herald, M. Graham; Deputy—Miss Daisy Fields; Guard—A. Dulmage, Jr; Trustee—J. Kerr ; Auditors—Welter Hall, J. Kerr. Halsey Park guarantees to sell from 5%. to 25% cheaper than the advertised prices of any departmental store. See his advertisement. Hockey Match. A lively League match was played on the rink hero on Monday evening between Harriston and Wingham Hockey teams. The Harriston • boys are not only swift, but play good com- bination. Nevertheless, the Wingham boys held their own well. At half time the score was 2-3 in favor of Wingham, and when the time was up, the snore was a tie. Play was then continued five minutes each way, and the game ended $ to 9 in favor of the visitors, Wingham will play the re• turn game at Harrieton, Feb. 4th. Mt, Forest plays here on February 1st, and Palmerston here Jen 25th, Pal44 cglicu it, Our citizens should give the Band a full house on Friday evening. The admission price has been placed so low (10 Cents) that it will require a large attendance to make much money. Hence let every citizen help to make the aeries of concerts, of which the one on Friday is the initial number, a success. A gond 113and is a desirable arquisttion to the town, and though the members use "wind" instruments, they cannot support a i r h a t . Y Band on "wind" only. When the members give their time and work, the citizens should accord the organi- zation generous support. Town Hall, p"riday esening next. Clinton vs. Wingham. Wingham Hockey team visited Clinton on Thursday last to play the team of that town, and were defeated by a score of 10 to'8. This is what our reporter has to say -"Both teams were playing good hockey in first half, and Wingham bad a lead of 3 goals to 2,. but in the second half it. looked as if Clinton had imported a lot of bush- whackers from the - north, and the lege and feet. of the Wingham team. came in for hard slugging. To make matters worse, the game was played without goal nets, and nearly every- thing that hit the end of the rink where Wingham was defending, was counted a goal by Clinton umpires. Now if Clinton would come out of the bush, get goal nets, and anything like a fair goal umpire, our boys would like 1 00 reported thusly -"The Advocate man Express - . ...... .. 25 had the satisfaction of a personal inter - Bell Tel. Co. fire alarms, etc 70 00 view last week with the head of the T. Hall, printing 6 75 H. B. Elliott, printing 17 25 Ontario Government, in the person of A. Young & Son, supplies 0 752Cap. Sullivan. Municipal World, rolls..,to D. R. O.'s and poll rooms, 18 00 J. B. Ferguson, Fin. Statem't8 00 —Kansas raised 94,000,000 bushels of Holmes—Bell—That the accounts as wheat last year—more than a bushel•for read be passed and orders on Treasurer every man, woman and child in the drawn therefor. United States and her insular posses - By -law 407, authorizing the, borrow- Bions. This is enough to feed the nation ing. of $8000 temporary loan to apply on breadstuffs a month. ear to visit Olinton again. But as the on Electric Light purchase, was intro - Clinton team will visit Wingham. duced. This was rendered e ecessary shortly, our boys will no doubt show by the money market not heir favor - them how good clean hockey is able for disposing of the debentures, played,,, the loan to run • until money ;market is more favorable. •T.he i''r leer passed newspaper is not, the court held, bound Church Report. on motion pt Conn's Bell and H,oiines tc5liibu ocp +'--1A*1ve -f•t.n-wr`irer' tri all ` cBibbon W M •Grey! Bell—That Presli e D. The report of Whitechurchyalleged libellous article. Mise Eva terian Church for 1903 will be ready be appointed on Board of Public Le —An oral judgment of interest and importance, particularly to newspapers, was given by Mr. Justice MaoMahon lately. The editor or proprietor of a BANK 01" HAMILT CAPITAL REsunVE Fenn TOTAL Acsu ui WiNGHAIIA. tD DP $ 2,000,000. 1,100,000,00 21,050,596.54 BOARD 0!' DiRIICTORS. Ron. Wm. Gibson — President Gee. Roach Joh'► Proctor A. B. Lee John S. Hendrix Geo. Rutherford J. Turnbull, Victeeeye and General Manager If. S. Steven, Ass/. Gen. -Manager H. M. Watson; Inepeotor. • Deposits of $I and upwards received. Int- erest allowed and compute oh SOth November and 31st May each year, and tddod to principal Special Deposita else re ived at current rates of interest. 16 f. COU 9ULD, Agent Dickinson se Holmes, Soiicit0 a' \ 1, NEGLECT A COUGH AND CONTRACT' ". CONSUMPTION, for distribution forthwith. It shows— brary, to fill vacancy caused by retire - Express -Herald who is suing the Newmarket Weeklyenvelope collections $473.55 ; nient of Dr. Irwin ; appointment to Expreasthe aid for an.' alleged libel, P PP sought the name of the paper's Sutton plate collections $149.23; anniversary be for three years—carried, corres n -, correspondent from Editor McKay. He collections $373.00 subscriptions to Holmes— Armstrong — That A. Ji p Schemes of the Church $82.75; other Smith and J. A. Morton be appointed refused to discuss, and the court to -day receipts make a total of $1499.83. The auditors --salary $15 each—carried, held he had properly refused. total expenditure was $1425.14, includ- Bell -Holmes --That the Collector - ing payment of the balance of the be authorized to continue the cellec- mortgage . and interest, $525.00. The tion of taxes for 1903, and the time for liabilities are placed. at $25. This is return of the roll be extended until indeed a very creditable financial 31st inst.—carried. i sheet. The Board of Management Holmes -T. Bell—That Wm, Clegg consists of—John Gillespie. R, W. be the Assessor for 1004, salary, the Simpson, F. Henry, Jno. Leggatt, Geo. same as last year—carried. impervious to water that if bulged or A. McIntosh, W. 11. Conn, Jas. Wil- By-law 408 appointing the Astiessor folded in the shape of a bowl or pocket son, Wm; Martin; D. Olow. The Ses- passed. on motion of Coun'e .R Imes it will hold water for days without let- sion is composed of—Rev. G. M. Donn, and T. Bell. By -lacy 409 appointing ting a drop escape through its meshes. Moderator, and the following Elders— Auditors passed on motion of (aoun's It is H. D. Henderson (Clerk), Jno. Dawson, Millikin and D, Bell. predicted that the new process, Wm. Martin, D. Kennedy, John Eagle- The Mayor read the report o the whish isprotested bye pmanul willu work ston. The retraining debt on the Engineer regarding improvement of a revointfon in the mauufaotnre of church is now only $240, and the con- the road south of Wingham, showingseer ' waterproof garments. gregation is cheered with the prospect the cost of thorough repair to be about that one more effort will see it entirely $3000. After some discussion, it was —The Globe praises John D. Rooke - removed. Earnest, faithful work by moved by Coun's Holmes and T. Bell— feller for his "munificence" in giving at the pastor and hearty co-operation on That this Council grant the same various periods, $18,000,000 to Chicago the part of the people, crowned with •amount as Wawanosh or Morris for University, But Mr. Rockefeller did the Divine blessing, are making the the repair of the road, provided the not give this money—at least he did not work a success in Whitechurch Pres- County Council give a satisfactory provide it. The' people who buy oil at byterian Church. • grunt—carried, the exorbitant prices fixed by the head AUCTION SALE. -70 cattle at Olheis- Coon, Greer moved, seconded by of the Standard Oil Trust furnished the er's hotel, Teeswater, Saturday, Jan- Coon. Armstrong—That Ciittn. Trios. funds. No credit is duo the man who Jen - eery 14th, at one o'clock ; dairy cows, Bell attend the County. Council to ad- gives to one that which he seoures by steers, heifers and calces.—J. Purvis, vacate a grant for the improvement of robbing another, or many others. To auctioneer, the road south of Winghatn—carried. praise the giving is to, condone the A. communication was read from crime in acquiring and to get upfalse Wretched Service. q g Tho totally inadequate and irregular W. Dore asking for a loan of $5.000 standards for the rising generation,— service given by the G, T. R. on its without interest,, loanprepayable $300 Weekly San. branch lines is receiving considerable yearly, also tuexrn tion too taxa, slid ter offering in return to employ 25 !rands, attention at present. In some cases, and give in security a n' ot'tgage on --Tho National Assooiation for the the criticism of the management is the carriage factory. The natter was Suppression of Bad Language, of which severe, but not too severe. One of the left over for consideration at next Lord' Wolseley is president, is discussing Toronto daily papers properly refers meeting. the compiling of a dictionary of harm - to time tables as "works of fiction." A similar application was expected less words which may be used to take It is a filet, they are not much more front Walker & Clegg but their erti- the place of obscene and profane fang. reliable as sources of information,. and mates .and plans were not quite ready. nage when the exfgouofea of the situa• for general perusal, they lack the in- The Clerk hi response to a question tion demnd it. 'When this dictionary er and spice that some works of t est d i w p, is available, we inns we see the rush asto lac •iLight,statedthat 'n v u the .1; tt c t i ,y h fiction possess, Travellers complain Deeetnber there was received $391.50, for it. Then imagine a poor, tempted that the Mme tables give not the slight- and the expenditure was $300.35. The fellow, holding hie temper in cheek, and est indication of what time the trains receipts covered from November 17th stopping the flow of naughty words, will actually arrive or depart ; that to Nov, 80th. nntil he can turn to the dictionary, and the officials give as little information The Council then adjourned. by reference to the index, find the page that trains are kept waits le( for hours and paragraph where may be sound and that in man eases `• a cars AN ,t —The resent discovery of a method by which any ordinary cotton cloth can be made as waterproof as sheet tin is re- garded as a marked achievement in chemistry. Subjected to the neve treat- ment the flimsiest of fabrics becomes so Harriss. 1 y h words• equal to the occasion. What atom next door to D+IaoMath'e harness to the Director$ of the omtn on an A.t the home of AM. W cold and comfortless, Boosts_ there Ask Inc prices of Manitoba lands W. Gi, Cargeron, from 0.J. Maguire.—ileal Estate neat . shop, t ttad win be pleased to receive belting to have Mr. Gibson remain as Rat r. I( on DjeaeLA er 22nd, Misa should be a remedy for these things. from .Gi1. Ms•>t ' the patronage ofis farmer sus1 ile co si of u owner. Engines should not require to stop r n e s e wile o n raw a. between 'talons to got the hoed of again. He has hfs tui • thoroughly u 4 1f steam necessary to carry them to the For whips to fill the vacancy caused by the sad refitted and in operation. foods de- to Mr. Gihean's advancement the idea IdcDonald of the O. P. Ft. ticket agencyof ail kinds imported death of Andrew Pattullo, M. L. A., next station. Some allowance of last year Oanada expended $0,900. g is dated for Jan. 26, North Renfrew hats. The ceremony was performed course should be shade for blizzards- was allowed to remain vasntnt eighteen b I ev. Archdeacon P n the res- but the late service and poor aecon,- ence of only the near relatives of modation on this branch are evils of Companyhedna kin t knowian Noble n o its toailway i test nthe p blip opinithe Government n there, t feared the contracting parties. The bride long standing, Last summer, a pati• thous of employ that drunkenness Oxford hoarever, ie regarded as st was attired in a beautiful blue ladies' tion 'rues lent in, asking fora thongs!, e h' t tourers Manager of the Wingham Branch `ora nesay, q u re. —The bye -election in North Oxford it th hl hut finding that the change wotlld he o, h p m thef A d S M ?tiered im soy part of the town. and eon of Mrs. U S McDonald, Wing - J, B, Parker, of fndspends*ci, •i rsgaa„ who has hear visiting friends but 1►Ar vktrrity of G1 ertfarrow, rett - a* is Soft $oixley Iasis. We sl.geAdltlr lcd 1 web, » Saab f latae sed tsrdire of Oregon 1 .W ssa• It trwet , tit* ' we loseri.s l a ra 'y. *1% i,11W s, sig sist esssrbed 1> site ills' a* ways abandoned. Seafforth will find Mr. and Mrs. Glibeen moat estimable nit:Stens. bers aro i lree best. STha trib nlyfpiece you can get them in town is at W. J, Greer's, sole sit, 136111211. 111 --In Wio'gham, Dec. Mb, Mrs. . Smith, a - e, n Jrto. $, Mss. Aswan it, Mrs. cloth trevellln - costume, with hat to but since than no lmprovenrent is in any department will not be tolerated, Liberal"sure thing, so the election is thatch. far, i d Mrs, McDonald left eight*. The G. T. It. should put some and one of the plans adopted is to urge to ooirre off on short notice and is dated on tbbs morning Atlantic Express for 1 vim into their service, consign the obi as severe a' sentence as tho law llows in for the Seth inst. Therm will be fothree nancottve>•, On their return they w111 engine* to ear* and makean peffort p tobeenbeen nJeopardy. safetyt nu emu- canes whets thu areiialt, John ersih,the nominee of ublic has cenidates in the the Convention, an take tans l issrity let th on 84itrtlmatreed - keep up at least the rrlowr time called Dandridge end Barry It, Hillman, independent Liberal Prohibitdtanilti, and To is is shown b' 'tih'e newly rnarf•isn. for bythe time tables. This much is saaglasers, bitie bees. Dant to jail without it Cotsrervati . That is +. $Merle a aefs shown lsy ene s t they r c ived. due the travelli s4trie supel msarfirrt pmts throry received,ng P'sh11f, the largsitaee the optics of it flare. Ica telae a:etaer of bills of as fr.rtrckbt wed n6 • mot ales the Harp and the se+enicipati• ., intrdridge, b'lts+re is a 11113311erfasi of six isdlependesse and:T,AsiW r ITdi' Si,,ttu lr-A,6 *ea tie that bate bwvn psad the matt 'i.4s tm,taett be, wi is lis tlbs m >r> s69 malt of this evils tompbsised of, Is ...mem w as uN ,,. o it W44111441W111141P 26"1114 p A l i5$' titsf: 4 .1$i,r Wad , got ...am Watson's Cofealine, the Lung Tonic, cures the cough or money re- °? . t funded. - J Sole Agent. WALTON IcKIBBON DRUGGIST Next Door to Post Office. Stook Taking Time is drawing near, and wehave some odd lines of Shoes which we will clear out at your own prices.. Come early and get • some genuine - Bargains, at Hanna &. Co's. SHOE STORE AlirNext door to Post Wilco THE ADVANCE OFFICE fog,tasty and do -to -date l''ob Printing. Prices right. COMFORT This is the weather to use a good Rubber hot water Bottle ; we have a full line and can satisfy any person. Also have a good stock of Atomizers OD. band.