The Wingham Times, 1894-11-30, Page 1P.
VOL. 1197,
The Bun has been making preparations
loa a Big Fall Trade by gathering together
large and well.selected stock of Goads in
*ivory line, all bought at the lowest and beet
markets and Marked at the smallest margin
of profit. Goods were never as cheap as
this season, which you will admit •after
,calling and getting prices for anything you
need, let it be what it may. Dress Goods,
Flannels, Underwear or Staples, Furs,
Ready -Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes and
Groceries, And in order to hither help
you and make a $ go as far as possible, we
will give to all Cash Buyers a STRAIGIIT Doe
-couna or 10 PER OENT., instead of our present
system, on all purchases, let it only be 10
-cents, (with one exception only, sugar.)
Remember our goods are marked as low
as any in the trade, and we will not be
undersold. We stillhold the reputation for
the best. Tea in Wingham at35 centa, 8 Ihs.
for one dollar, 6 lbs. for one dollar and fifty
cents.
tesarsaas.w.a...`"
ORA & H1SCOCKS,
The Only Direct Importers.
'TBE BEAR, Oat llth 1804.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by Paavx PATERSON. No 28, Vic-
toria street,Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
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0 gPelf ae 1!3nualensasdtati: *
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cation, Shorthand,
ett.., is at the Cen-
t ..................tral Business Coll.
lege, Toronto, Ont., and Stratford, Ont.
Unquestionably Canada's Greatest con.
niereiatachools. Cataleves free. Men-
tion this paper. Shaw & 15.11latt, Principals.
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few.
pEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
am and Fal113 Property sold on com-
mission, to the best advantage of both
layer and seller. No sale, no charge.
tents collected and property looked after,
FIRE INSURANCE.
Those desiring insurance should select
one of the following old and reliable English
stock companies
Sun Fire Insurance Company, (Estab-
lished1.710.)
Norwich Union Insurance Company,
.(established 17974
Alliance Fire Assurance Company, (es-
tablished 1824.)
Lo,noctshire Fire Insurance Company,
(established 18524
e, s.YOURILL,
Beal Estate and Fire Insurance Agent,
Kent Block, Win am.
LOCA NE'WS.
Oysters ser e 111 every style, at D.
Rush's restau
—Mr. B. C. CIar e has disposed of his
residence on Patric street at a fair figure,
Mrs. H. Morrow be g t purchaser.
TaMperanee drinluf i all kinds, at the
iiintsairtinia Ma atm d's Bleck.
h, bits been quite
for fe past few
ng
j, j.tomb
aerie ely itt(1iSp0S0Ij
days, but is now do
All kinda of Whitrfltfiicware in stook,
.and the prices awa44own. The China
Rouse. W. T. YATES.
Petta the atinc.encernente of Messrs.
iil.Biell M. Parson and M ro, Herds-
man, la, eu r adder !sing coittrans, and
prOflt, by se deing.
Tas.TMES and Weekly Globe from, now
till tag fed ot ,,1896 for Ia. Subscribe new
and tbe„telancts of this year free.
4ohn. 11111, while working at a
1 a ea Messrs. IV :Tevish Os factorYli
at MOP ay, got the trst fin r of his right
„
kagAiielly cut. It alto ether likely that
Ixowi,V lisle his fing.a.
Be re and atte the Bargain Dy>
Selo I, siter.
•
Stat Grocery, on
gaturtYi Dec. 1st.'
-limiest two meetings of Anchor of
gore todga, I 0. 1. T., wore fairly well
attenied, and afar the routine-
: Wr» blaien
complet d, good pregrattitnes,
tonsisting of reitdin e,recitations, apeoohes,
ita., vote given. a e membership is his-
ing ,,did to at nes y every meeting,
114
Dre makieg.
Mine! Ilodgins wish to intimate to the
to et Witignem that they have cora.
4001. Drees:nal. lug Winghean. All
k do in the latest style, and at reason.
mai by, er.pc$ieneed hnds. Rei-
ThIOde tweet, aeceard hams 'reit
INGIIANI.
WINGRAM, ONTAT-0, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1894.
Three cans Lobsters for 26 eents, at J.
McKelvie's Star restaurant.
rt—On Sunday
stolen from the o
while it was stan
sheds.
ight last, robe was
ter of Mr . J. Currie,
ng itt e Queen's hotel
Oyesters served every style at the
City restaurant. W. A. Jonas.
V—Mr. Colin Ken edy, who inyed him-
.
self at Teeswater, ast week!,(at home
now, and is recove 'ng niceJ. being able to
be oat.
Genuine Old Bro indsor "Toilet"
the Anchor House..
D. M. Gonnox.
—We publish, ill other columns, a full
report of the Maitl nd. Presbyterial Young
People's Societies Conven 'on, held in
Brussels recently, for w rah we are in-
debted to the Bru;-els
ost.
Prices away • at H. n. Snell's Star
Grocery, on B in Day, Saturday Deo.
1st.
—Mr. E. B. etan, of Morris, who is
quite extensively engaged in the fur busi-
ness, sent a large shipment to New York,
on Monday last. Mr. Itutto,n s been
dealing in fure for a great any years,
and finds the Nee York m et the most
profitable one to hip to.
My Xmas, stook of a cy China, Dinner,
Teo, and Toilet Sets s • ow complete. Call
and inspect befo on make your pur-
chases. The Chir House. W. T. YATES.
Soap, 3 cakes for 6o.,
—The Paris ]view passes on a man
named Bert Dia.:ion, as a professional
dead beat and sw :idler. He was in that
town with the Fraser Dramatic Co. and
duped press and ir ,erchants on
ing same.
Auction Sale
Household Furn'
residence, Petri
afternoon, tom
---Sinall-pox I
Ontario Health
different points i
reported from
Mitchell. Our h
that the law in
strictly enforoelLj
Jno. Kerr
Bargain Day f V . E. Snell's Star Gro- Baby carriage runners, to fit any car-
eer.Y. Saturday, 1 . tr1st, Big Bar ains. riage, at T. E. Colonial's.
—The next 1 uron Con Sabbath
School Oooventic i will be eld in Goderich
on the 22nd and -t3rd of anuary next.
Everything sellii4ldat hard times prices
at D. Rush's rests restauktrnt, Call and see.
—The Mb. Fortt Conseil have decided
to appeal from 40 judgment of Judge
Chaclaviok in Cralso vs. Mt. Forest, which
we gave in our 1 t issue,
lierr's Fair wil open in E. C. Clarke'a
old stand, Deo. 4th. Groceries cheaper
than ever.
—The shooting tntoh at Zetland Range
was well patroniz on Thanksgiving day,
and, those taking part had a good, day's
sport,
—Long boots, hand made and factory -
Ina& The best and cheapest in the
county. Goon MIDTERM, Tbe New Shoe
Store,
—Quite a numb of the Wingham
sports spent Than ing day hunting.
Mr. J. H. Stephen an secured a fox after
an exciting ohas
—Messrs. Paul 9owell and Wm. Walker, "Where is • watch, Melinda ?" "John-
nie's out cr ing hickory nuts with it."
of Turnberry, me their old rivals, Messrs. "All right ien, that won't hurt it, for
Jas, illoLattchlin and R. A. Gra m, it was at M. Patterson's jewellery
town, at checker on Thanks' ing day, store, Wingham."
and the day was ent in ay. We did
not hear who were he via 's.
Cranberries, Raisins rapes, and Peels
of all kinds in stook a he City restaurant.
, W. A. JOHNS.
—Huron Count Council will meet in
Goderich on T1 rsday, December ath.
This is the first :inter eession held for
years and would rot probably have been
held but for deali g with Eqpee of Refuge
—Berlin town council has passed a by-
law that all hanging oanwingingsigns must
be laid. flat again the building or not usei
at all. All awniigs must be seven feet
three inches from the sidewalk. A. fine of
from $1 to $50 wi be impo d for violation
of the law.
We have an imanen stock of Ready -
Made Clothing . o4 Aiand. These goods
were bought dire orn. the manufacturers
contracts, Morr bridg it will also be and will be clea out at prices cheaper
before the Counc , than the cheapest. D. M, GORDON.
An immense stn stooJof Candies, Nuts,
Fruits, &e., at the Jity restaurant, Mac-
donald's Block. C 1 and see us.
W. A..Joinas.
V --On Thursday last, when the C. P. R.
afternoon train w s nearing Glenannan, a
young man who, evidently, was out hunt-
ing. fired a shot at the passenger coach.
n advertis- The shot went hrough a window and •
The
buried itself 'in lie opposite side of the everf
:hoailvtesint s °V6V'
of M . 0. Clarke'e ooaoh, between tw lady passengers. It is restaurant, consi
ure Effects, at his to be hoped that a o' Company will ferret of all kinds, Ca,
It' S eat, this (Friday)
out the perpetrato of this offence and have
'
—Fur dealers
mthember at by a
at the last session
rats may not be
January 1 of me
not be shot duri
mink and fisher
aot.
nd trappers should re-
amendment to the act,
of the legislature, musk-
aken between May 1 and
year, and that they may
Lt April. Sable, marten,
re not pros4ed by the
g a 1 k .
as been reported to the I him punished sevc2ely.
—For first.Zra"'
department from four gents' furnishing
Ontario. One case is Remember the pla
tailoring and cheap
try Webster & Co.
one door south of
Logan township, near R. A. Graham's griery-store.
th officers should see Chas. Sm. lason °LIU. J. S. Smith,
egard to vaccination is of town, who has been in the Bank of
Hamilton here. ir some time, leaves
ove his stock of Grocer: next week to tak a position in the head
ies &e., on Mond y Deo. 3rd, into the store office in Hamiltn. harlie is a gentle-
st present occupaid by Mr. E. C. Clarke, manly,' obliging ,oung man, and we are
sure he will make tis mark in his chosen
- The time to ;et your printing for the calling. Mr. Sexrus Kest, jr., takes Mr.
holiday trade is mw, the place is the Trues Smith's place in he bank here. He is an
printing office. Vill our friends remember active young man and we rust he will
position.
that we print pos'tively everything, from a
book down to the smallest card ? Either
call or write for
will be gratified
how speedily you
rices and samples. Yon
find how reasonably and
orders will be filled.
• --Trunks, valises, leather bagsatc. New
stock just received at GOOD Bnoantas, The
New Shoe Store.
4 --Mrs. Tbos. regory, of toate, receiv-
ed a telegram o Wednesday, from Win-
nipeg, informin her of the death of her
mother—Mrs. U Copeland—in that city
-that day. The d lady was visiting her
daughter, and s stricken with paralysis
on Tuesday r nd never rallied. The
remains wtll b brought to Listowel,
where the into inte4tnout will take place on
Sunday next. ;‘,J9
—G. T. R. tr ins for Toronto and east
leave Wit:glum at- 6.26 a. m. and 11.20 a.
m., via W. G.1-8.; 6.85 a. in. Ebnd 3.26
p. nt., via Clinton and Guelph. Good con-
neotionstby all trains.
\--Mr. Thos. -Tilling, brother of Mr.
Amos Tipling, of tl e Bluevale road, who
has been engaged it railroading for some
years, and for thc. past couple of years
was baggage mastei at Clinton, has nioved
to town with hi', He takes a
partnership in the Star grocery and oracle'
ery store with I*, Sne11.11Ahe Clinton
New Ern, thus Breaks of Mr. and Mrs.
Tipling on their emoval from that town -
Mr. Tipling left f r Wingliata on Tuesday,
where he goes i to partnership in the
grocbry baldness ith his brother-in-law ;
both Mr', and Mrs. ipling bad made many
friends during thei residence hors, and it
is with a certain a mint of regret that
they take their dip rture. We hope their
experience in Win MD will bo just as
pletterint as here.
' A Child Snjoys
That pleasant flavor, gentle action end
toothing effeets of Syrup of riga, when itt
need of a laxative, and if the father or
mother te oo8tiveth
gratifying result& follow its use; so that i '
is the hest faintly, remedy known, and
every family •ehould have bottle on hand.
The Tress sfail Weekly Globe from TAM"
bill the end of 1311.5 fur 11. Subaoribe now
said get that betimes of this yea fresh
soon feel at home fa his n
You max c000sn ton
ing Tweeds from
thirty days we wil
Overcoatings at p
TAILOR when buy-
s During the next
ve you Suitings and
es heretofore unheard
W
of in ingham. D. M. Gonnow.
—The Methodisteturh Thanksgiving
Dinner, given in th own Hall, on Thurs-
day evening of last week, was a splendid
success in every pallieular. The Dinner
and Entertainment as under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid lanciety of the church,
and to say that the :ailinszy department
was up to the highe-1, point of perfection,
is no exaggeration. '"•en large tables were
set in the Council Ch reber, and they were
filled from about 6,80 ill nearly 0 o'clock,
by a jolly, good-natur& lot of people,whose
every want was But lied by attentive
waiters, both female d male. This part
of the programme bei g over, all repaired
to the auditorium, whe the entertainment
was to take place. Gifford, pastor of
the church, took the air, and in a few
well-ohosen remarks, asked those pre-
sent for their attendara 3, and pointed out
the benefits to be derive. from such gather-
ings. The Methodisie Chitral:. Sunday
Soho& Orchestra gave veral selections,
and were accorded a vooi erous recall after
one of their pieces. Rev Messrs. Hamil-
ton and Secord gave sho and instruotive
addressoe, and Alias ita is Red rendered
a solo in good vbioe. Miss Sperling's
violin solo was greatly predated by the
audience, and the ream ed an encore, to
which she responded. A quartette, com-
posed of Misses Bela n 1 Sparling and
Messrs. Park and Rob eon, tendered a
beautiful erleatileft. T e entertainment
was brought to a bost by singing the
National a.nthoit, wbi h was led by the
orchestra. The halm s e justly proud of
the suoeess attending di it. first Thanks-
giving dinner, arid Win ham people need
nob be surprised f Who style art annual
affair.
—Mist; Charlotte IttoDonald wtshes to
intimate to the ladle* of Wingham arid
vicinity that the Drees and Mantle making
initiate, formerly carried on by Miss M.,
Johnston, will be continued by her in tee
old stand, Gregory Bloc& Pref. Moody's
tailor erratum taught. Cutting and *tang
ropeoliAti.
Christmas goods
am, at D. Rush's
ig of Confectionery,
ed Goods, Fruits, Nuts,
Lac., and will be sold as cheap as the
cheapest.
—The R ev.. Dr.fita'sliay, the celebrated,
.missionary of the Island of Formosa,
China, will give a jaissiontiry address in
the Presbyterian c =rah on Sabbath even-
ing, Dec. and. Dr. McKay is Moderator
of the General Am nibly and one of the
most faithful and energetic of all modern
missionaries. He N.•4.11 be accompanied by
his Chinese student. The evening offering
will be on behalf o the Foreign Mission
Fund.
The property ptho late David Ross,
Consisting of g94d dwelling and about six
acres of land, 11 be sold on favorable
terms. Appto Mrs. David Boss, Wing -
ham.
—The Inspector
for Ontario is visitii
and villages. He r
province there has b
registration of births
and the governinet
tided to institute p
sons who have not
had better take w
once with the clerk
which they reside,
posed on.all offceide
f registration offices
the different towns
ports that all over the
en great neglect of the
deaths and marriages
t has accordingly de-
osecutions. All per-
egistered these events
rning and register at
of the municipality in
heavy nes are im-
A LW sum, a g to-chu I suit, or an
every day suit may be mimed at the
Anchor House. W. ave a splendidly
assorted stock of eeds, Suitings,
and we make the • p in the most fashion-
able style and at the lowest possible price.
D. M. Goneox.
—The Memoirs de the Right Honor-
able Sir John. A. slacdonald, G. 0, B.,
by Joseph Pope, ear many years his
private secretary, a id the person whom
the late Hon, Sir J430 Macdonaldseleet-
ed as his literary
been issued in tw
bound, with por
press have oontain
the work, during t
agree that the au
his subject.
xecutor.) have juet,
olutnes, handsomely
aits, etc. The daily
d extended notices of
e past week, and all
or has done justice to
--J. Galley, Ve erinary Sargeon—Office
and infirmary 32 Victoria street west.
Residence : 125 'Iktinnie street, Bidd's
former residence. Calls promptly attended
to, day or night.
j
—The javenile 0 orate, "E.loosa White
and the Seven D afs," given in the Model Sohool at Clio
Town Hall, on Mo day evening last, by Thanksgiving.
tulles Houghton nd her pupils and vtir, Geo. it„,„„o, No
others, was th beet entettaininent of }tarlatan High Soho°
$1A YEAR IN
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R. A.
Graham's market groeery.
—Rev. J. Cooper obinson, of Negoy a,
Japan, gave an jdress in St. Paul's
cherch, on the eve ing of Thanksgiving
day, which was fai ly well attended.
—The next Goss& Temperance meet-
ing will be held in he Tamperance Hall,
on Monday evenin& next, and will be ad-
drsses by Rev. D. Perri°. Suitable
inusio will be furshed by the Prsby-
ter* °noir and ot .ors. All are cordial-
ly invited,
DVANCE
Baby carriage minuet , to At any es
riage, at T. B. Coienes.
--The union servic he y•
gationat church, on zik
well attended and w S a go OIL
every way. Mr. Sow zd, tit
church, presided at *no eery
Gifford. led in readinithe sori
prayer. Rey. Mr. lamilton
dress on the "Origin, -Nature
of Thanksgiving Day_: and Rev.
ollowed wittt an adds on "Sol
we have to be thankf J. for." Ba 0
ea
Full stel: of Canned Goods, Cofetion-
rs
plenclid addressee an wall enjoYe
An offering was rec imed at the ,
ary, ac., as usual, and sold at closest prices.
3. maKavia. the poor, when ths si m. of 823.69
—Services at the shengregational church 'zed, The Baptist Ind Congregaaa
oa
next Sunday at the egialar hours, 11 a. m: hoirunited for the ervice, Ai3 au,a
was sung by them, and a qtrartettea,,
(Pc1-1 to• Sundaa School at 2,30, Tlae
Communion of the :.ord's Supper will be bow lovely is Zion," as rendered by
Pringle, Miss Minnie reland, and Mew
vice. and a short
observed at the closcaof the morning ser-
Wm. Robertson oaci A. Record. Al togeq
re,yer meeting at the
the service was very a ytible and bell)
close of the evening :ervice. Preaching by
form
the pastor. Mornin : subject: "The salt i and, it is said, much1 advance of
, services of the kind. The offering w
of the earth" Eve-fing subject: "A warn -
taken in hand by a ommittee of fo'
ing from Christ." I cordial welcome to
lathes, one appointed rom ettoli church
distribute
Mrs, Button, Mrs. Bi Miss Stewa
—Boots and shoes neatly and promptlywill 'Ha
repaired. GOOD Baernens, The New Shoe and Miss Felton, wi
Store money to the best of +eir ability and wla
—Dr Madonld, M P, gave an address
will report at the sera e next year.
before the Brussels Young Liberal Club,' _watches, clocks and jewelry promptl'
recently, taking "C -nada" as his subject.
The Pot, in referri4 to the leoture, says
The versatile Dr. 5.-itt with his subject
under the following sadous heads: Timber
and mineral extents Agriculture, Ea uca-
Hon, ,Tadiciary, Gcaaarnment, Religion, and
boncluded by shcreang the duty of every
Canadian from tin .standpoint of patriot -
Ism. It was a marserly review of a great
country and, itstaaa taa; - The nanaes
away disapeointe . A. hearty vote of shire and R. Vans
thanks was given tr. Macdonald on motion
ofist.p.H. Camer. n, ,seconded by Arch.
H
WANTED to locirrSt for a term of years -
3,000 on good farm security, at 5 per cent,
interest. For particulars apply at Trams
Office, Wingham, Ont.
•
repaired and fully warranted by Hts=,
PARIV, Meyer Block, Wingharn.
—The Clinton 4w Era, in its last
issue, under the ead or "Wingham,'"
gives the followin : "There is a little
move here, but nit much as yet, irs
municipal matter4 It is a foregone,
conclusion that iTrL Hanna will not oc
cupy the Mayor's 4bair after his term is
f ex -Reeve Brocken-
ne are mentioned ast
possible successort M r. Brockensksire'a
municipal experie es and general level-
headedness would maete him to fill the.
position.atiirably thera is notlike.lar
to be any Mange n the reeveshia
deputy, Messrs. 5 arling and Holmes.:
having performed their duties to the.
satisfaction of eve yaody." We doliot
know where the Ne Era gets its informa-
tion, but we feel qu te safe in saying that
Mr. R. Vanstone oes not aspire to the
Mayoralty of Wing am. We have heard
the name of Mr. J. 4. Morton mentioned
quite frequently icrssonnection with that
office for 1895, bit do not know as a
certainty that he will be a candidate:
l'here is no doubt nit there will be con-
siderable change it the Council, as quite
a numbers of thtj present Councillors
havesignilied tbeij intention of retiring.
Who their success ra will be time alone.
can tell.
The Tuns and Weekly Globe from now
till the end of 1895 for n. Subscribe now
and get the balance o this year free.
—The Delineator lar January, which is
called The Holiday 1 umber, offers a table
of contents that is extremely attractive
aud promises well foi the New Year. The
fashions are illustra cid and described in
the usual Satisfsotor manner, and there
is a special article appropriate for the
season on misses' an girls' party drsse.
in tho college series a new departure is
made, and the des riptions of life at the
co-educsational instit tient; is begun, the
first article being on .Cornell, from the pen
of Florence al. lodr, '91. A very read-
able paper by Alice McKeena, treats of
women in Telephon- exchanges, and the
Hygiene of the eyes .nd ears is the subject
O'irrie is visiting frit -ids in Winghsnl• 1 of ait able contributi n by A. B. liongstreet.
Seaforth Expositor Miss Nettie Clark, A second inste,lmen- on dressing dolls ap
of Seaforth, paid a (sit to Wingliain this pears in the uses of -tope and tissue 'mem,
week. land in venetian iroi-work are shown some
Vi Mr. W. M. Dank, o the Kiecarcline US.' very pretty and oriinal designs for photo -
porter, was eating oi Meads in town, on easele to be -mule at home. Tho
Monday. et; spirit af the time is 'effected in the display
Mr. Woods, of Bra Pten. spent Thanks- of the shops, and among the holiday boks;
giving in town withli daughter, Mrs, J.
—We announced last week that the
Salvationists are h ring their Self -Denial
Week during the i ek, December 1st to
8th, arid efforts are ow being put forth in
a practical way, we conclude from the
contents of the "W rpry," and the special
pamphlets and ap -cols which are being
distributed by the soldiarS and officers.
The proceeds ea' previods Self -Denial
Weeks in Canada, have been bontinually
increasing, and VII TO are many reasons to
believe that this 'ear's effort will exceed
the former. Mat y offieers• and soldiers
have determined, o live actually on bread
and water—othei t next to it—in order to
raise a good shat of the total aimed at.
Soldiers have been told Off to visit from
house to house, : nd solicit contributions.
In other places, he bands have arranged to
serenade, and te this means raise some-
thing towards tlaa "Target."
—Private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf JOHN Natmaxas.
- Perianals.
Mrs. j. Clegg is y siting friends in To:
routo.
)
Mr. Ed. Inglis spe t Thanksgiving with
friends in Xt. Forest
Mrs. Adams, of Canisley, is on a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. 3 .bn Sullivan.
i
Mr. J. EDavis, of Goderich, spent
.
Thanksgiving ender ie parental roof.
Mt. Forest Repre4ntative : Mrs. W.
and there is an easaiedingly pretty "good
A. Morton. 1night" drill for aildren. .-. Seasonable.
Miss Johnston, w o is atteilding the !eooking is made oats Valuable to the
on, was home for housekeeper by thL addition of Hats show- '
iing what fish, des-, fowl and vegetables ,,,,,;,,
is attcucling the ' are to be procured in the markets. rheris 4.7
,spent Tlittaksgivitig ' as athrioo on how t stave bananas, and te
ormorly vilstor ot : attoinleii.,:uLteiort of th articles on the hom
u. V.,,,, t
also almnd the tea -table and
iere, was calling on . floral Work, and t.,,va designe in knitting,
nksgiyin1 g day. tatting, tatting, :mohotitig, limo -making,
St. Marys, ssnt,s, eto. Snivoriptio priots et the Delineated-,
k oallisig on friends gi a year, or 1g °tots per goo° oopy.
the season. Th prinolpal characters, 'with 1ii lArents itt t
isspeoially, did th 'it parts well, and the E. Mr. McDowell
dwarfs' parts v..re well taken., The the Methodist churli.
Staging of the e Harm was delightful, friends in town on #ri,
and reflected 'eat credit on Miss 1 Mr. D. Pringle, t
flaUghton, who ad taken Stich paink in oempie of ditys IDA w
'washing them.
flotteelass style,
qiteste that th
It is altogetiaer
in% that it
Christms*
verythitig went tit itt in town. He says t'..11 is doing well in the Mase orders t. tehl, thaloskor pttlsitigi.
there werb nattily re-1
Stone Telan.V ing Co., of Tor
play be repeated soon. Mr. and tire, Bd. I owlea,of Orangeville, tit, W. Toren
kety, nothiet interfer- !meat a for days in t ern daring the Week,. 1,
W 114 Trio
be givect wait& teboat ag the guieet of 1 trt. thee owfather, te. oar,
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and
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