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VOL• . XXIII,---NO 1157,
Toe Buell never had amore desirable
stook of Dry Goode, Boots and, Shoes than
it has this spring. We have paid special
attention to your wants tide season, and
have watched the markets olosely to your
advantage. •
Our Dress Goods, Delaines, Challies and
Prints are the most exclusive in Wingham.
We oall particular attention t'o our Black
Goods, for color, quality and price, Re-
member that we are the only house in town
who import Dry Goods direct from the
foreign markets, thereby insuring a Savin
to you.
Our Grocery stook, as usual, is full, fresh
and well assorted. Our 35 cent Tea is and
•'always has been the talk of tate people;
three pounds for one dollar; five pounds
for one dollar and fifty cents.
ORR ec HISCOCKS,
Direct Importers,
Tim teas, March 29th,,1894.
Marriage ..icenses
• Issued by PRANK PATERSON. No 23, Vic-
toria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
regut.red.
vww..vw.wv.wroc...Ot..
Pince in fsanada to
get a Business Edu-
0 S , cation, Shorthand,
eh., is at the Cen-
• •• • tral. Business Col..
• lege, Toronto, Ont., and Stratford, Ont.
Unquestionably Canada's Orcatest Com-
aaerciai5chodls. Gotta ozues free. Men-
tion this paper. Shaw & hltutt, reinctpals . •
6®44a,ewEh.4em sem®Am0i041A
v..
' LOCAL NEWS.
-The public Soh Is re -opened on Mon.
'slay last with a Marr attendance.
--Cash for good butter and eggs at R. A.
Graham's market grocery.
-Mr. Hugh Ca pbell, a brakeman on
the C. P. R., had o fingers taken off in
the Wingba.n yap , 'one day last weak,
. while coupling car
-The' best bran s of oysters, . at 30 to
40ets..per quart, at Jas. MoKelvie's.
he misunderstindingbetweenMessrs.
, P Cba man and Gee. H. Mooney,of
F�
Chapman
the Ripley* Inguir s, has been ainicably
settled, and Mr. Ole pman will conduct the
•pajer in the future.
' -An enjoyable s ;sembly was held in
the Temperahee lis., on Wednesday even-
ing.. The London narpers furnished the
music, and Mr. J a. Molielvie was the
-. caterer for the evasion. ' About fifty
'couples enjoyed th[ pleasures of the mazy
dance.
e --'.Watches, clocks and jewelry promptly
repair and fully warranted by Heim
Peak; Block, •Wingham.
he cannon ha been placed in front
of the town hall, it is pointed directly
e f r. B. Willson, manager
theresidence n
at s- g
• Of the Bank of Hastiltou. Does this mean
that our Mayer ha- sanguinary designs on
Air. Willson, or la t an intimation that he
wili'jj pok no reeasal of funds for the
lity ? 1 .
s *Ate be se
aouiiiiit mit
tli-;G_.mower Lea
the p•1'tjperty of
and electric iigh.
some towns this
The ;same moti
aressto assess
*Wooster
as personal props
n by reference to the
tes, in another column,
teen inetrnoted to assess
he telegraph, telephone
companies in town. In
as been done for years.
n • also instructed the
11 entire horses in town
t. Y.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIIAY, APRIL 6,1894.
-The public school card will meet on
Tuesday evening next ;
-Olivette Lodge, ebekah Degree, I. O.
0. I''„ recently organ _zed in town, is pros-
pering, and expects add quite a number
to its membership a . ext meeting.
B- eaver Tobacco is absolutely clean. It.
is the highest grade stook in Canada and
the,only gentleman chewing.
- The annual m eting of the share0
holders of the Wing lam Temperance Hall
Company, Limited, las held on Wednes-
day last. , The renrtsof the officers
showed that the pas'eyear had not been a
very successful one. 'The following gentle-
men were elected dit-otors for the ensuing
year : D. M. Gordon G. A. Newton, Alex.
Dawson, Jas. Willem and R. Elliott.
-Ladies, bave your garments made by
Miss M. Jobnston, Gregory block, opposite
the Queen's Hotel. Latest styles, good
work, always first-class fid,
•
-The entertainmet given on Friday
evening last, by MissilloWhinney and her
pupils, assisted by th Toronto University
Banjo, Guitar and M :ndolin Club, was a
most successful affair. The Town Hall
was nicely filled by an appreciative audi-
ence. All of Miss MoWhinney's pupils
did well, showing tle3 careful training that
had been bestows • upon them by their
teacher. The Mat delis Club • sustained
their well-earned reputation as an A 1
•
=aim/ coinbinatices, '
- We wish to sae to horsemen 'that ive
have a large assort entof cuts suitable
for all classes of et ]lions and are prepar
ed to filLany order entrusted tous
the shortest possi a notice. Route bills
and cares, any si , printed as • neatly
and as cheap as c ty work. 'Horsemen:
requiring anythint in this line will be
'consulting their O in interests by placing
their orders with -.e at an early date,and
thus secure their cork in good season.
Orplers by mail, teregraph or telephone
attended to and s tisfaotion guaranteed
•In every instance.
-For first-class tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster et Co.
Remember the place, one door south of
R. A. Grahem's grocery store.
-The license commissioners for West
Huron amain Clin on on Thursday last,
and re -appointer l x. James Stevens as
chairman. It was Molded that the•23rd
of April should be be day for consider-
ing the license ap lioations. Clause 8,
of the License regu ations, provides that
"No one under 21 y ars of age shall be
employed as a bar -t nder or act in that
capacity in the Rid ng;" hie clause was
amenited by addiu in addition to the
foregoing, that no ember of a licenee-
boldei's family un r that age shall be
so employed:
-Fruit culture is more profitable to the
farmer mow than his other crops. Brown
Bros. Co., the most extensive nursery /Muse
in Canada, have a vaeat'eytn this;action.
Write thein at Toronto, Ont., fon :-their
terms.
-Wanted, a boy about 16 or 17 years of,
age, to learn the printing trade. M
have a good English education. Apply t
the Ttstas oioe.
-The Veneer Dran atic Company has
been playing to fair h uses ,in the town
hall, this week. The emptily is the best
that has visited Wingl m for some time,
r ie
'
the star, bliss Mollie J ties, , is aveoat 1
and pleasing actress, am lie well supported.
They appear here uncle the auspices of
Minerva Encampment L 0. 0. V., and
Will remain all the weer..
The Evolution
Of medicinal agents is gradually relegating
tate old-time herb*, pills, draughts end
Vegetable' ei ti'aets to the rear and bringing
Into general Ilse the pleasant and effective
liquid laxative, Syrup of riga, "Co get the
tette remedy live these it is manufactured by
the California Vet i'{yrup 00. olily. ]i'or
Ohl by terl leading dr iggfsts.
,-The Palniereto Reporter says: Cir-
culars are being stributed throughout
the town, the p cpose of which is to
introduce a Synd :ate of British Manu-
facturers. They xplain briefly; that the
chief merit of thc-r business is ;tar.. sell
Dry Goods and '?dolens at f5f1'. eieeenit
less than what ye= are now payiiii::your
present store ke per. In connection
with this fake, ay. would advise the buy
ing public to pat enize the local Meath -
ant and they will eceive value for their
motley. If you g t taken in by these
pedlars Tare donte you never received
advid ,on the m 'ter.
r. A. M. R mien has disposed of
the Wingham You lift' to Mr. R. J. Black.
well, of Brantford le gentleman of large
experience in the f u dry business, and be
has taken possessi ni Mr. Bite/Ewell will
put in oonsiderabl new machinery and fit
up the works for d in all kinds of mnill
and other repairs, s tvtell air to turn out
all ds of irorts,astings of a suprricr
grebe. hose hay ng work in his lite
him a t "al and if good Week
sheet iVe m r
,
i3
and material, at re fiable rates, aro ap-
preciated, and they enerally are, hie : cus-
tomer's will have ti cause to•'omplain..
We trust Mr. Black ell will And hi:Obviate-
Merit in Wingham most satisfactory one
in every respect.
Last Warning.
• All who are owing Wm. Ridd by .note or
a000ant, rti11 pay the same to John lies•
lands at am or they will' be put fn court
for collection,
WM. 'Rmn, V, S.
1 A YEAR IN AI VANC
-Methodist Ohl alb pulpit topics for -A big black ltom will strike the A number of :new "Ohs entered, and ti Sp rang, thea the a =runts ofJobnF
next Suuday; mond ig subject, "Our Daily to " 'on Tuesday nett. new district was fc-med to provide for
Bread"--.-Iriftll of the series. Evening -The anniversary services of the Wing. these additions, t : be known as the
subject, "What is it to be a Christian?"
-Oranges, Pineapples, Cocoanuts, t .
anas, and a large assortment of canned
goods, pure maple syrup, at the cheapest
price
and John Elder be ;aid, and that itt
all chairmen of ccramittee's have
ham Methodist Chi roh Sabbath School Maitland district. Dificers wets elected wages for work to lee done; and that
were conducted on Sunday last, by Bev. as follows: Honorery president, Adolph balance of finance r cit he passed -Cess
Dr- Gifford, of Perm 3, and were very sue. Mueller; president; Mr, Crawford, Tor- vied. Mr. H. Davie dressed the Come*
t ,Jas, McKeivie's, eessful. In the motor ing, Dr. 'fowler, the onto; vice•presiden , central district,. Air, asking fora rebate of ee on the rent of
On Friday itst, while working in Superintendent, gave a report of the year's John Blake, (fait; berme district. Mr, town hall pail by 11Tfdi McWhin
Messrs. Watt f Son's pluining twill, work. It showed the t there are 27 classes Prendergast, Sento_th;, Oxford district, Moved by P. Deans,se loudPdby R. Ars
Master Perry Cos d }mad several Lingers. in the school, 2 infan , 17 intermediate and Mr. Robertson, V'oodstock; :vtaitland that the request of Hiss McWhinney
8 adult, which are resided over by 27 distritt,il'Ir.Clinue,-aistowel; Southwest- granted, but tbat Wit be considered ° �1
taken off his left hand by it sew,at which teachers and 0 effice1s- • The classes are ern district, John S- :awart, Windsor; Tu- precedent Mr future guidance -414=140;
he was working. l Mr. J. A. Morton addr seed the C;ounoil'1
made up of -infant
ge of this issue will females; intermedia
ract 'statement of the ' 83 females ; adult a
reasurer of Wingham females, making a
It is well worth the The average attends
Byers.. teachers has been 1
lass, 20 melee and 25 ronto, Messrs. Stat.' and Nugent; nacre -
E
75e class, males and tart' -treasurer, Mr. eorsyth.
sass, 42 reales and 95 .
ttel of 340 ,scholars. Promotion
ce cf scholars and The following p
5. TIM number of •at th•e examinal,;lon
:the year were -boys, vacation. A gena
id the amount raised anon will be held a
sohool were -boys, •
rimer smut TO I
There are about 500 Matthew Pearen,
ry. The morning Brydon, Flo. Park
e of a review of the . Reynolds, Anpie
was ably conducted Bert Hembly, Lil
who used a couple of Fields, Emily Grego,
ings to illustrate his ugh, Lexie Dawson,
ing, the Rev. Dr. Orttcey, Ernie Se1)eF
id address, pointing Willie K1ine,.W. Fe>..[•uson. charged. Mr. Deans
to not only to tLeir FROM SEVENTH TO -METH DEPART AtEt4T. Council had nothing t
children of the coin- Edgar•Hendersou, _.^red Russell, Ohas. as Mr. Carr rented tit
munfty. It was lis aned to with pleasure Bell, R. Ferguson, neo. Elliott, Bert and that the town
and profit by a ver t large congregatiou. • Holmes, Olive Beer er, Reseed Greig, reveuue only the rant;
On Monday eveni g, the annual busi- !Henry Set'fert, Steuart Button, Mike present and stated t
nese meeting in connection with the •Flanigan, Willie Roe. erne. 1'resbyteriau church
Sabbath School wet held. The report of FROM $TH 7Q 7Tt7 DF.t ARTMENT-FROM ler taxes, and asked the
the Treasurer, Mr W. T. J. Homuth, iTO 1' T 2, the matter. Dr. '1'
showed that the receipts during the year, Dorcey Lediet, f don Kinn, Harry cil for permission to
with the balance of hand at the beginningConstable, Bert Lath, Roy Growston,
front of the Town Ha
Willie Cenery. Ren -Ids Marsales,Win-
of the year, amens 3d to. $109.50 ; the es• yDeans, seconded by
of the are was nun a, leaving a balance on nie Holmes, Myrtle Kittle, Lillie Laing, .matter of S. Grace
hand of $80.79. '1' e past year is the most Annie Deyell, Edna 3urkholder, Maggie Finance Committee,
Stewart, Mabel Elli n, Evelyn Hutton,
successful the scho.l ever experienced, in Carried. Moved by
every department c* the work. The elec-
tion of officers for .nother year resulted as Flanigan, Georgia
follows: Dr Towllir, superintendent ; C. Dora Paterson, Est
Lloyd, assistant uperiutendent ; A. M triceCarruttm+ wept the cannon sen
Robint,otr, aeisretar ;' W. T. J. Ilelttntlt, a TiOlu PART MON To $0,00113 Boon.terson-'Carried.
r'May .,00k, Lizz e . Gilchrist, �Meery and stated that she
Marlowe; . Jennie Let . Lillie Melvin, da month for fee for te.
King, Roy McClyn-ont, Ella Currie, '
Chester Davis, Teta Young, Ade/or had only received 3i0 c
to the Milanese Com
Brishois, J as. McGill ray, Lillie Sheri;
Allie Sutherland,KaMcGregor, Fred
Coad, Merry Stiles, 011ie Main pr ize,Loora
Fls,nigan, Newman Veiwnod, Linda
Hill, Willie Ledicet,_.ellaTaylor, John
Doubleday, Robbie al -rden, Mabel Rose,
Lizzie Little, Gerti : Welwood, May
Robertson, Mabel Gi lespie,'vi. Walsh,
Frank Mitchell, Pe er Deans, Fanny
Mortimer, Ruby Bj1bo1der, Grdon
Griffin, David Davidn, Edith Beamer.
-On another
be found the ab
accounts of the
for the past year
perusal of ail rat
-G-, T. R, train for Toronto and east verses recited durin
leave Winghain at 6,25 a. m. and 11.20 a. 5,245 ; girls, 9,771,
rn. and 3.45 p. in., via Clinton and Guelph. by collections imp
Good connections by all trains. $53,58; girls, $61,90
t a "society" man of volumes in •the,
and miles from Wing. service took the shti
1 to an advertieter to last quarter's work,ai
pants made so that by Rev. Dr. Grifford„
the knees,no matter blackboards with dr%;
be worn," He was theme. In the ev
that "knickerbock.. Gifford gave a splerf
out the duty of par
own children, but th
• -It is stated th
a town not a thou.
haat recently sent
learn how to "have
they will not bag f
hew long they ma;
delighted to be tol
ers, cut short enol ,h so that they would
not conte below the knees, had been'
found to till the 1 I in every instance,'
-7f you are bald or have thin hair, see
the many fine Hair Joverings Prof. Doren-
wencl will have wit - him at the Brunswick
110 rbursday, 1 th. April.
Ho
Council, at the meeting on
day utgnt, r +soinded the motion
passed at the spec al meeting last week,
and have accepter the cannon sent here
,by Hon.. J. C. Pat erson. The gun has
been placed in on: of the plots in front
of, the town h 11, but has not been
•mounted yet, a council has asked
'for a rebate on t freight charges, from
• he 0, P. R., and xpect to have their
'request complied i 'th.
=Private moneys co loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf Jonx Neer,.anna•
-If a scan want
his neigh hers -to
stance -be makes
the newspapers.
way to reach them
advantageously- T
not do without tl
wouldn't if he coup
create trade, for, whitI
adadvertices Witte pr
.purpose of securing
advertisement goes t
goes and makes th
outside his own Comj'
beeomes familiar and
to do bus iness with
uy or to Bell, for in -
he facts known in
here is no other
o tho roughly and
e. tieingman
eau
n�dppra• and
The newspapers
e the business man
bably the special
cal patronage, the
where the paper
advertiser known
unity. His name
by the a nflueece of
the newspaper, tr"de is created With
him where be nee :r expected it, his
business .is extended and made more
important.
DaessMrAxrxo-Misr H. J. Powell begs
to announce to the la fes of Wingham and'
vicinity,`
that she ts•p app aced to do dress-
makinglac
in the est ' yle and at moderate
prices. A call soli iced. Shop- -Nearly
opposite'Macdonald's lock. ' -
-Last week, •iu o report' of the "At
Home" held in the P sbyterian church on
Monday evening k, the concluding
paragi.!a ,mlll:•was inad rtently omitted. It
felloWeteitrminediatel after the address and
pret;enthtion to Re J. L: Murray, and
read as follows:
Mr, Murray repll d in that' touching,
kindly, pleasant, hal py manner peculiar to
Mr Murray, and a iich has won for him
Bach a high place i the esteem and affec-
tions of the Wi g m
Presbyterian eco
u-
gregation,
of whom with the Supply Cern,
lied many. Y�, m
mI ittee Mr. MurrayJ lm
t n l fnd co-
referenoe to the hall rt
0. F. some time ago, a
xamination. came under the bead 01
till were promoted and that the rent, whi
held at the Easter' have been only $30,ani
1 promotion examin- request the 'Town Tre
the end of Juno: $7 rent wrongfully pal:
FTs DIEPARTM$ 'T• Moved by ta. 0. Spark
Davidson, .Bessie Deans, that the reque
t paid by the I.
d said' that they
beneficiicry societies
h was $87, should'
asked the G;uuucil to
asnrer to refund the
I by the I.O.0,F.
ig, seconded by P.
. of J. A. Morton be
Leo. Kerr, Doti ie granted -Carried. 11Jtr. Robt. Currie, of '
, aggie c,D
incl, Edna Brawn, East Wawancsh, was stesent and address -
ie Paterson, i1' ay ed the Council with raierenee to the. Win;;-
r
i Nle t -�
n barn weigh scales, st ting that the fees
eruie Greig, Della (barged were not ac rdiug to law. Mt•.
y, Harry Mant el, Shell' stated that lie iso had been over.
thought that the
do withthe matter,
scales from the town,
did not receive any'
Mr. 5. Gracey was
tat he thought ,the
iud paid too much,
ouncil to look iuto
yu asked the Court -
ace the cauuon itx
Moved by .1'.eter
Tennant, that the
be referred to the
ith power to ace, -
C. Sparling,secoud-
e /notion made by
MaKutlay,at the
laded, and that we
by Hon. J. 0. Pat-
. Saint wad present 4
sent a bill in last
ing. and that she ; :i
nte. Referred back
ittee. Moved by •J,
Thos. Gregory, that
lyn be g,'anted, to
t of 'Tn ITrt"
MuKinluytheow
, sit
at it is the opiuiotx .-"
various 'telegraph,.
ghtpoles should be
11 entire Nurses be
perty, and that the,
o assess the same -
A. 111.e.Leten'
ame•--A.:ur.Leau, sound,•* ,
e matter of weigh
Ext'cuti'e thinnest -
..2.26.181)4, a icy -law.
'rat()) for the 'team
tla'ue times .8.14 l'
18t) , ' a bylaw to • °
:,
allaee, Dolliejobb,
er McGregor, Bea -
ed by P. Deans, that t
Councillors Inglis an
special meeting, be re
treasurer ; J. A. M
J. Homuth, 12. S.
Kerr, assistant lib:
leader of orchestra;
organist.
rton, librarian ; W. T.
a.lbraith, Win Lloyd, J.
Arians ; J. i. Morton,
Mrs, W. T. J. Homuth,
• Canadian 0 er of Potesters.
The Demonstrat on Committee for Dis-
trict No. 1, stet t .Wingham, on Friday
last. The Chair fan, Mr. A. Reid, of
Brussels, reported that the Brussels court
were making ever possible preparation for
the event. It is e petted that the Demme"
stration will excel any before it; all Fores-
ters are expected appear at Brussels on
July 2nd. Mr. D . M, Gordon, Vice -Chair-
man, is a warm -1 carted, true Forester and
Chaplain of the igit Court, H. P. Chap-
man, Seey: Trct ., is setting the wheels of
correspondence going at a lively rate for
t me good of the )rder. See what our spicy
I rnal, The Canadian Forester, says: In
compiling state Deets for our annual report
to the Ontario loverument for the year
ending Jan. 1st 1894, some very interesting
facts were brou lit to light, such as: lat-
That our Suboelinate Courts • lied collected
for their own expenses the large sum
of $90,13512 de ring the year. 2nd. That
they had paid o+ t :
For Sick 3enefits....$21,238.48
" Medi.n1 Aid...... 10,625.84
" Pune 1 Benefits.. 1,908.55
" Curre t Expenses 43,304.05 •
$77,075.92
Let it be bop e in mind that all those
moneys have bee collected and expended
butside of the ins •ranee. In the insurance
department we cc lected, as shown in our
Summary Staten_ ,nt to the Government,
i out in death claims
1 andmid 149 05.5
7
plimentary things to say. Mr. Graeey $71,172.00, thus le ving the sum of$77,978:
gave two very amu" ng readings in Scottish 75 to add to our si. plus; that is, it did not
oltaracter, that were greatly enjoyed, take one half of our income to pay our
Misses McWhinney -and Sarah Fargcharsoa f death claims, Sr :sly all this indicates
delighted the audience with their cultured, prosperity from emery point of yfew. On
singing. Mies Isrlie McKenzie favored' on March lit, there was the grand sum of
the audience with : violin solo, displaying $307,356 on ban .: to pay Death Claims.
, careful training an itidreirable taste. ' She Ple.tse make ea n sets of this. --Ripley In-
Wend 3 e
uirer. •
appeared -0! to to r t
ea advantage q
g
in a reading, entithe, "Lessons to Lovers."
Mae May Cline, • s Usual, `charmed the The en B , $3; , g25; t
Town
ultoil,
The regular atonally meeting of the
Town Council was het on Monday evening
last. Members pr Bent -Mayor Hanna,
Reeve Sperling, Ccsuctllors McKinlay'
Gregory, Inglis, Ice ding, Moore, Herds -
/nun, Arscott, Tensa it, Deans, Green and
McLean,
The minutes of
and passed. The Ma
Lang had applied to
once to pay her rent
A communication m
vin,asking the Counc:
as she was in need of d'.
munioation from Mr..
y
est meeting were read
b
or reported that Mrs.
he Council for assist -
as read from 'Mrs Melt,
to procure her a house
�e at once; also a coin-
Villiame, askiug the
Council to pay his rets
Moved by J. W. fat%is, seconded by T.
Gregory, that the co .=munioa Eons from
Mrs. Melvin, Mr. Willi stuns and application
of Mrs. Lang be refer •ed to the Charity
Committee, with powe to act -Carried.
The following is the report of the Finance
i tee : R. ore work at flume
omm t R
C � ,
d
$1 25; John Forster, do, $8 76; Thos.
2 3 • hn Iiuffinan do
Moore, do.,7
Mo$
87 50; John Elder, do, 7 50; H. Walton,
do, 85; Thos. Irwin, alary, $54 25; Jos.
Coad, do, 815; John Di kaon, do, 825; J. B.
Ferguson, do, and .pc age, t77 60; Jos. ,
Bullard, do, $100 25; 'G .o. Hughes, work on 1
streets, eto., $6 48; Cba 3. Barber, drawing
hose to Hession's fire, it2; Chas. Barber,
work on streets, 88; Frd Hughes, work on
e 60 fi me = t 2G• G N Gari n
etre to $8 u #li
Western Frail Association. I charity orders, Si; Re rolls & Co, charity
nival d+eetin of the Western ' orders 13' 11 Elliott pinna , 813 1).
W. Inglis, seconded b
a request of Dr. Te,
place the cannon in fi
-Carried. Moved by
ended by C. Reading,
of this Council that th
telepli ane and electric
assessed, and that
:assessed as personal p
Assessor be instructed
Carried. Mewed by J.
ed by P. Deans, that t
scales be referred to th
tee -Carried lSy.$in
to appoint a Board qf•
of Winghatn, was .reit
passed. By -Law 230
appoint the fenceview rx for the Town of
Wits hani,was read at 1 passed, Mdved ley
D. MoKZinitay,- seoon d by J.A."McLean,..
that $350 be placed the eiedit of the
School 13eard-.Cara 1, :tar. Peter Deaiiis`
gaveL ,.
1;l, t 'e• l l iY et ll f
tics that at m L u 1 t o
no
h
the 00081311 �eg weal t ize tar 11:4a'te, the
resolution regardin toe; rc'ntili d the
town ualt chattered '.pile Conticii thee
adjourned.
Williams Little Damien**
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audience with a •ieautiful itietrumeptal Football Assacia ion was held in Berlin, Rush, meals for trews, 40 cents; ,Jos. '
wild; and Mrs. l-olnnis captivated every' last week, and w a the largest on record. Bullard, meals for tramps, 40 cents; J. D.
isolations
Isy' her exntt re rendering of Choke David Lamont, t e president, was in the Long, repairs, 82 15; Vin. Pattison, draw- I
seleotione of Sc ahmusic. The singing oheir. The toll Wing • d1ntnges in the ing hose to Tiro, 1i2; 'Wingham Eleeti u
of a lmytsin and. th benediction brought this rotes were dealt itti to prevent tight Co., 437 v0; J. rillespie, waterworks,
happy, l:leasant meeting to a close. ' •
� � rough 'playing, w Joh #i ' �►li'o �•eferee 1 r;u cent>b, wood,. tiredly, $s b0', The Con
-o tiny player mtttee recommender that all time above
A Prominent Lasryetti permission to ie y at,
"I have eight'ehildre m, every one ingood piel,eure; one L. prevent players from i aoeonr.td be paid, et,Qpt John Forster and
i health, not ono of whom but has taken one town play ng match games in :John Elder and that thecae be referred to
t Scott's Emulsion, in which my wife has ;Mother; players n the Hutt Cup nnttuhea i, the Council. 1
1 bowndless confidence?' must bei regttter:d as the epnior league. i Moved by 1''. Deal, ;, 'set'antled• by K. C'•
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