The Wingham Times, 1897-04-09, Page 1ANG
VOL. XXVI,---NO, 1313.
WTNGIIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 9,1.89 i
111 ENIZZ,'Iossre„,bam-0,7gomT ,Qopuanbrs. oNs
Vooy. rneisss
required.
,—TM
WE SELL CHEAP
MILLINF,1tY.—Now is the time
'to order your Easter fiat or Bonnet.
We can show you all the new novel-
ties in Color, Material, Shape and
.Patterns and we will aim to please
you.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS --Our
Tailoring Department is steadily in-
`ereasing and our stnek of men's
needs cannot be beaten. Ali the new
things in Ties, Cullom and Cuffs,
newest shapes in Stiff and Fedora
Mts.
BOOTS AND SHOES—This stock
is the Finest, L•trges t, and Cheapest
in Wingltam, a speci .1 line of Men's
Plough 13hots reliable goods. See
them.
OUR DRY COODS, STAPLE
AND FANCY is without exception
the finest shown today in town and
the prices all lean your way.
Special prices at the Grocery
•counter, Fresh, Pure and Depend-
able Goods. Rest 25e, Tea in Wing -
ham. Pure, elean Maple Syrup
;.,.._ ]home made at $1. per Imperial gal-
. , }i ' Ion,
Goods delivered promptly.
WE SELL CHEAP.
O fi U T I ez BOWLES
HEADS WIN iN BUSINESS.
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
STRATFORD, ONT.
We till heads with practical knowledge
The Leading coma erutai school to Can -
Ada to -day. Nine beattiful college
rooms; excellent teachers; moderate
rates; students etiolated to rood positiene
enjoys splendid reputation for superior
work; enter any time. Write fur par-
ticulars,
D. M. r..7 ii -ED O •
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
New ,Ads.
Wm. Rendall—New Foundry,
Miss Boyd —Spring Millinery,
Homuth & Bowels—Easter Millinery,
W. J. Elliott—Hendee Won in Business.
M. H. MoIndoo—Saturday Bargain Day
McKinnon & Oo.—Some Figuring For
Yourself.
D. M. Gordon—Something New This
Week Again. -_._.•— .
LOCAL NEWS.
• SOMETHING NEW
'1�E11s \YEEK •
AGA1N•
.
•
Change of Bnsinope
Ansa. Robinson hes sold his foundr to
Wm, Rendell ee Co. of Creetnore, On
ltendell is a competent meuhanie hinted;
and will be prepared to turn net work in
workmanship style. Farmers should read
what he leas to say in our advertising col-
umns.
—On and atter Aprillst tum commiselon
n all postotlh'e mono./ orders issued by
payable at a:zy office in Canada will be
fol Iowa :
$2 50 end uncles
'2 50 on:
to 35
5 00 " " 10
1000" " '20
2000" "" 30
30.00 " " 40
40.00" " .a
:0.00 " 't 00
0000" " 70
70,00 " " 80
80 00 " " 00
Rushing the Season
Mess MoEwen, of Morris, brought to our
office on Tuesday a dozen or more branches
clipped from the English Cherry, wild
plum, lilac end arab apple trees. The
arab and• cherry are in full bloom : the
flowers and leaves or the branch of lilac
are perfectly formed and t e buds of the
others are bursting open.
—The Women's Christian Temperance
Union of Wingbam was duly re -organized'
last Friday afternoon in the Tenrernnce
Hall with a good membership when the
following officers were elected by ballot :•--
Pres.. Mrs. Chapman; Cor, Seo., Mee. J,
Ritchie;; Rec. Sec., Mrs. Paulin; Treas.,
Mrs. Button, The Exeoutiye Committee for the town of Wingham.
will nominate the Superintendents of the —The AlexandrineIt+tnlvxv concert shoved in amendment by Bobbins, sec•
various departments Friday ev ening, drew a select audience on Wednesday even- ended by Forbes, that this Council make
The dates and place of the regular inset- ! ing and though not large in numbers they no recommendation to the License Com•
wore appreciative, Miss Ramsay is pos. miasioners re granting a shop license pre-
sessetl of a cnttured contralto voioe wlneh 1 ferring to leave tits same to their jadg-
she uses with glee effect. The motto of meet.
"nit. Beata" was very sweet as wart also Amendment declared out of order.
.
the Irish Belied "L•tthleeu llevoureen," t Yeas—Reeve, Deputy -Reeve, heading,
i MoKinlay, Robinson and the Mayor,
Nays—Robbins, Forbes.
Motion Carried,
—Tag your dog!
—Olean up your yard!
-Take your wood off the street.
—A, 0. F. Teem -lay night.
Only a limited number of ,tickets will
be sold for the Cantata, April 27th.
—Sixty trained• voices in the Daniel
Cantata in the Presbyterian Church April
27th.
—We understand there is to be another
industry in town, in the shape of another
1 uudry plant,
M
Last week it was the latest and
best in baautifnl seesonable and
-stylish Dress Goods. De not fait to
.see our Dress Goods before giving
Tour order for we lead the trade in
]high class Dress Goods at very
xteasonable prices.
tr xS W M
we desire to call veru special atten-
tion to our magnificent display
of handsome up-to-date
White Goods.
30
4
ti
10
12
15
20
24
28
32
30
00.00 " " 100 40
—A new branch of the Postetlice Dep.trt-
ment known as the Railway 1ll:til Nervi,`)
Braueh, h La b'soeeeteblieliett by the Post•
master•General. All matters pertaining
to the Railway Mail service will be under
the clireetioe of the Superintendents in-
stead of the Inspectors, as formerly. The
headquarters of this division will be nt
London with Mr, t\I0\Vinuey as Superin-
tendent. The new arrangement took effect
on April let.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
phone Co., account, 05 cents; John: Gilles-
pie, teaming on streets $3.75; teaming on
property, 85 cents, 04 00; Mae Barber,;
work on streets, and waterworks. 0x1040:
A Rees, stetit.nary, 01.10; Jolla Kerr, re-
pairing hall, $3.03; 0 N Griffin, charity
order, so; Smith 1t Pethick, supplies for
hall, 184.05; McLean Lt So', tirawtnghose
to Kinsey fire, 01; M Lemont, work on
streets, 80 cents; Gerrow ik Proudfoot,
Solicitors' fees, 010; .1 A. Morton, paid for
safe $15; Winghaln Electrin Co., 033.30 ;
A. It McDonald, charity order, 50 cents;
Ynuhillf rent, charity order, $G.
It was recotumeuded that the above
accounts be paid except W Pattison's
Button re Peasant's and Darrow end
I'rouclfoot's which were not certified.
Moved by Hanson, and Reading, that
the report of the Finance Committee be
adopted.
Moved by Robiosou. seconded by Rob-
bins, thee:the account of Garrote ee Proud-
fo tt be paid --Carried.
Moved by McKinlay, seconded by Read-
ing, that thistiouncil request the License
C,tturnissione,r not to grant a shop license
ings of the Union will be given in the local
papers next week.
Having eon appointed Gen, Agent of
the Provt. > t Sayings Life Assurance
Co., I ask tit ` woo ere. thinking of place
ing assurance • call o meat my residence
on Diagonal st : (n: t to Union Factory)
and learn the la = .rmsof assurance. I
can offer notnethil • economical, safe in •
vestment far your • oney and that will
give you grand ra _ for the money in-
vested, This is • e strongest com-
panies doing bit y. Last year
no less a sum +00.00 was the
amount of no tied and this
year promise greater still, The different
forms of pet'.:ies will be fully" explained by
applying to J. HALLIDAY,
General Agent.
N. B.—Will be at house every Saturday,
health permitting. 4`95
—Wean is a departmental store? Why
it's a pinoe where you can bay everything
from a needle to a stick of chewing gum. a
remit of beef or le lunch, and pay more for
it in the enol than you would if you had
gond altnost anywhere else. It is a place
where. they advertise bargains, and when
rn
no of
nese to•
hen 321.
policies
Helm,
—Mrs. a m, who has been laid up for you go to capture thorn you find they } P -!public that wheel I am not alit of, As
o me time with a broken leg, R e 'lire Oast are not ]worth buying, but the obliging, i . L_lis of Turub •rl;v, ti) pd the beam at t a l,ubliu servant he has a. perfect iglu to
aoounce clerk shows you s�txetlting—'w 4,000 ib9 ,and one bull under two years'
to report is able to be out again good bit better, but of course it costs Moro.' weighed 1580 lbs ; Andrea . 1ttuhe.l of criticize my actions but I hope be will
On Thursday McDonald and Burehill it's at place where some of the salespeople 9'urnherry had two steers that went 9t;30., stay as.near the truth as Ms conscience
The preemie had excellent variety. mune
scope to her versatile powers she being
3:emu:Lees Looals,
R, W. l uuciman t•epair,3 all kinds
macbinery,
Fresh butter and eggs at
NOIAnt I.+u Guocah/r.
For nobby Gent's Furnishings and the,
latest styles go to Geo °arl''. 4.21!
Femmes --Butter, highest twice pzid et
North land Grocery.
For flint class oysters either in bulk or
served try McI vru's
See Moli:elvie'a pickles before buying, 2
bottles for 23 cents. • 4.2tf
Get your bicycles repaired at 11. W.
Ituouiuiau's fdaciiiue seep, Vauturia street.
Filum—Oranges, lemmas, bananas and
cocoanuts, metal) at .\ i£•=1v1t'e. 4 -sit
(hood value in. 13ruums and .Brushes at
1VluuuS END U3004tGX.
1Jaar—L.lst o'1.GUO ay, utl 1C 1i.arw9 gold
ripQ. 1110 ll/.uer w411 Ue rewarueu ay
leaving 14 al Lllu QUeeua 11,./1411. 4-9a
Foie saes Coe •—Hasa secuud-hand
biuyules a4 it. W. ltuuututau'e ,Iat;ul4ta
duulh.
1'40 latest /Laporte! Yuutus, 435 per doz
at the At,ar Yuuw atuUtu, i .:aver 1.1�1vuK.
]lou.,l. Tu lasts. -1u Lower \Vulguauu
equ•tlly at ease in depicting English, I C d 1'erlus easy, appty to
Scotch, Irish or Indian characters. Miss i Bylaw No. 290 --To procure money to 14 -Ju, :u. tti. (xoxueg.
Ramsay was ably supported by Messrs. I meet the current expenses for the town 1
d tl eo times 3 ib bop. Jersey ureaui iivaas for 25e at
Sullivan and Mu(3ill, who on this oolasiou was tea 1r .
made their debut to n Winehan audience. l Moved by Robinson, seconded by Forbes
Mr. McGill's singing, "The Ship That Car- that bylaw 299 as read a third time be
ries me Hosie" was enthusiastically enchor I now passed—Carried.
ed, as was else "'•Phe Bennie B annie Hunks Uoved by FI•tnson, seconded by Reeve
of Lcrh Lemons." Mr. Sullivan, whn•te i Gregory that 3450 be placed to the credit
voice has keen beard fregeently in the i of the School Board,
Presbytel7ien cherry, wsts equally well i question Councillor tMiKinley vindicate i e to a
receiver], in "'The Ctrnivel, and 8t+tg in q privilege
rest -tense to the hearty enettore "Nene-nee" and to criticize the Press.
1 w,ats0reported
o
au Irish sent/ •yell s tiri,t for Mr. mill- as speaking against „ g,
van's voice. We will be pleased to hear India Famine Fund and then voting for
from these gentlemen again, : the Motion. 'That is giving my iguorance
b • too much credit altogether, and I hope
Bumf"' extra tine lot of cattle w'I's as long as I sit at this board, I will not be
shipped troll) here 0u Tuesday for Liver- I guilty of such a low, mean, dirty, con -
pool vat St. Johns. A feature to be noted temptable act as the Advance attributed
is the early date in the season. Stich . to me et last Council meeting and in the
Shipments aro not nsnatly made helm future that he will neither add to nor take
May nr .June. Of the 41 head d' fed by from what I have to say or report to the
shipped a car of hogs to Collingwood, and
Walker and eleKague one car cattle to
Toronto.
—The choir iu connection with the
English church, under the leadership of
111. B. Morden, is practising some very
fine anthems for Taster. ( care of the common people,
— The fireman are making preparations —The fashion editor of the Tihars stall
for theirannual
program
concert to be given in beingindisposedon ]riday,the evening of the
May. A program possessing some novel
Millinery Openings, the duty of conjuring
features will be represented. language fit to describe :the congregeted
4 —We regret that Mr. S. II. Merles, was beauty, and the beauty that congregated at
ttiltioted with paralysis nn Saturday. and each of the millinery shops, was relegate d
lay unconscious for two days. Mr. Mories to the sporting editor who had consumed
has regainer, consciousness and at latest several quires of paper and lost as many
reports he is aontinning to improve% nights sleep in trying to give expression to
his impressions in high sounding languago
—The Chief has instructed us to say when au an•g.1 of mercy' came to tris relief
that all dog taxes m'lst be paid this m•tnth. in the form of a voluminous budget which
If you hate a dors he will bo after' you. appears
0 anotherres, pawge
ends der three caption,
Have your cash ready. Wicall attention. With the aid of C. L.
—'The unmet meeting of the Wingbam L, P. be has secured temporary relief from
Bicycle Club will be bele Monday evening the nervous strain to which he was subject.
next at the office of Mr, Merton. Alt bike ed and is now ou a f"tir way towards com-
riders are invited to attend and become piste recovery. With proper attention be
members of theCleb, will be able to report the usual defeats
our sporting fraternities, provided
--All lovers of music should remember adverse score is no larger than usual.
that Tuesday April 27th is the date fined
for the Daniel Citetata in the Presbyterian • The Wabigeon Country
ehurch here ander the management of G. The Ontario Department of Agriculture
W. Cline leader of the Presbyterian choir. has lemma another pamphlet giving infor-
mation regarding the, country additional.
to whist was given in the pamphlet publish-
ed in 189(1. The settlement of the Wabi•
goon country has been very rapid and
continuous, a fact that may be accounted
for very largely by the policy pursued by
the D c tertment of Agriculture i0 placing
do not got enough wages to keep soul and
body together, and, as a natural come-
quenee, tliey must perforce make up the
deficit in some way—or diel It's a place
where they occasionally manage to wipe
out their debts at 50 or 00 cents on the
dollar without the matter coming to the
BLOUSES, jig WAISTS, &e.
if you cannot see in our window --
An Ohio editor says that hay fever is
•displa4 just what you want in style, caused by kissing grass widows. A Mis.
quality or price step into the store
.and wo wfli take pleasure in show-
ing you every line in stock.
WE DO NOT
LIKE TO
sottri editor says 11 is caused bV a Bras
widow kissing a fellow by moonlight. An
Iowa editor nays it is ceased by the fellow
kissing the ]tired girl while elle lit feeding
hay to the cow. and an eastern ,Kansas ex-
change is of the nnintnn that it is caased
by missing the girl and kissing the cow.
Sunlay, Arent 18th, is •Ifaster. It can
BLO Wore
Tynster •i§ altrays the fist Sunday after the
ur but seven' dens later, April 25th.
first full monn at nr after tite vernal eget.
About selling, goods cheaper than 110X or March 21st. which is the beginning
'inanafaaeturers' prices, but we do' et the ecclesi I tiral al, year. ens wnl1 115 Easter
again
assure you that we will not be un-! came on Ap
1 occur 0n that ,late until 1918, while ]\Larch
dersoltl by any boils° in the trade, 22nd is the earliest Hate. It will not occur
no Mattel' what pretences they may on this detain the nett century.
make. I "Does e.dern College Education educate
in the broadest ,,i)est and most liberal sense of
VERY DEPARTMENT
the term?" is one of the most important in-
quiries that could bo set an foot. This
dteotiseiOn, tvhicii is to bo taken part in by
I, literceZl •ezere rece27 president Gilman of the John Hopkins,
President Morton of the Stevens Institnte,
epi • ro.- ; Henry Thurston Peck, of Columbia, Bis-
�' L��i. � � C Itop Potter flea Milani of the most dieting.
tilt/Otte) O. thee 772'( en.:11 i niched men of both the ttntted Staten and
Europe. is begun in the April Cosmopolitan
lands antiprices ' by aradical iminiry into the educational
ayorable tb t7Le problem along; the linea of *Herbert Spen•
cer, President Gilmen will follow in te
? gather there i• promised the frankest
'�j�'O�", 1 ever made of u
•1-r•e- Compltrtkan
R, Sls: i ' \\'atvanneit, :f Lipari weighing will allow Rini.
3(110 lbs. A. Clow t4 head at t5910 le. en Councillor Robinson brought up the
Morris township (Shur. P'rocln had 11 stead matter of ringing the bell in the case of a
false alarm.
Moved by Robbins and Robinson that
the Fire and Water Committee together
with the Mayor and Mover bea Commit-
tee to revise the by-law of the Fire and
Water Committee.
Robbins —Hanson—That the Mayor,
Reeve, DeputyReeve, and Conn. Robbins
buy direction almost equally searching. Alto -
t
into
n and it *earns
s.i nnf ,
re5o p
ssible e
p
9020 Ills . •los. Htabh4 4 herrn 1010; au 1 \V.
Crtuckuli.tuk0 ]lead at 7i.i0 Me., The
consignment was bought by D. Stewart
and lifted by W. Dulmttge of Newbridge.
On Saturday fl. I'. Hamilton, Omaha.
Neb , shipped 151 young cattle to his ranch
in the West from this station. Eyer since
the removal of the quarantine regulations
in the winter the American markets have and Robinson bo a committee to act in
been of great value to the Canadian ship- conjunction with a Citizen's Committee
pers and breeders. Hundreds of cattle for a suitable celebration for the Jubilee of
have been sent west to Consume the l.trge her 1\lajesty—Carried. - -
surplus of corn that was lying unused.1 Moved by Hanson and Gregory that the
The new arrangement of the tariff under matter of supplying coats fertile firemen
bo referred to the Fire and Water Com-
mittee with power to act—Carried.
Hanson—Robbins—That Property Cotn-
mittec'be Instructed to find out who has
had road scraper since its coming from
Teeawater and ascertain the time it was in
use by the parties.
Robinson—Forbes—That motion regard-
ing R. Marshall, purchaser of power, be
rescinded and that Council acCept 94 in
Gregory. setttetnent of the slime—Curried.
Minutes of last meeting wore read and Council adjourned.
approved.
The monthly statement of the Treasurer
was read and accepted. -
Mr. Fessant appeared before the Council —Messrs. John Carr to Sons have
asking that the Council extend the time of placed their own delivery horse and
payment of the annual installwent of the erasion on. This will relieve Mr. D.
boons dile on the first of April. lJ mpbell our reliable mail carrier who
On motion of Messrs. Robbins and Han-
son the request of M4•. Fessant was granted
giving until the first of July for payment
of money dee
,annhum from the titerest lne at
the
due.
rate of 0'y�, per
A entrimunication was read from the
Nurtll loud Laooel,. a -Ott
Lpiuure br.tud fix 111catu 51
J\u0LIL 1:\U GltuatRX.
the Dingley Bill which e:oes into force in a
few days will out off all this trade.
Town cotineil.
The regular meeting of the Council was
held in the Council chamber Monday even-
ing with the Mayor iu the chair. Coun-
cillors present Angus, McKinlay, Reading,
Forbes, Robinson, Robbins, Henson and
Brings eaatiugs
deeurip.luu et 411,; )
4.141
u
Lee „ thin uteeery
11,J 11411 t\ urns.
t.4.1:n1, kroplleter
i3 a are ]showing the latest ltuveltle8 in.
spi nJ�' rUlllnpe, tt Uly,llnl Unullh at1U a-10.05
u11;Jblht. U'M). tjABti,
y.•.Jilf tlpjJustne Queen's Hotel.
—1 ur xutlt-01t188 tuuurlug and cheap
geu4a' Iarnlslitn38, try 3, ,.nater eL IVV.
1t0i1]eUluve 4110 1Jlauu, lu (Unca 8 U1au1i.
Bridge iruu uuu bridge castiugs all
'dues, plow ruerua ruu puh.i repairs at the
Utltarto 11•ull tt U1 A►. ,1. ,LL1litIta.
iluUB3 TO I1,SN"1•.—.e'reute awetwig on
Amer', street apply ie tuns umee ur to rater
lnuay, tv ing;naut ur •t inweeercu if. 0.
D. M. Gordon gives 5 lbs of hand picked
white beans for 25c. aud buys Butter,
and dried apples by the ton—pays highest
prices,
Handsome presents given away every
day at D. ill. Gordon's; every article is a
household gem, and iudispensible. All are
welcome.
It pays to get your bilis printed nt the
Trams office. A. free notice given with sale
bills, church bills, ex., and are read in
hundreds of homes.
Loss —On Sunday the 4th, inst., one seal
skin gauntlet in or near \Vingham. By
leaving at this offi,e the finder will be
suitably rewarded.
The right man in the right place. Give
Moalptne a trial for an up-to-date meal at
15 cents. Special arrangement can be made
for boast! by the week.
o en
there a pioneer farm. 'Two townships, City Clerk, Toronto, askutg the en -opera-
tion of the diff+rent tnuuitipaltties 40
taitelt up and outer two, Eton and Rugby, secure ,, endmeuts to the law re 'fax Ex -
are filling up fast. Near the Government mmptiou —Laid on the table.
been laid out, The report of the le tieuutive C l n:nittee
Pioneer Farm a town has r ie
between fort five and fifty lots sold, and was reed Land received.
twenty bullctines erected, inoleding two Angus _efc$inlay-•-That the Executive
stores, a post office, an express office, and a Committee be empowered to puruheso a
boarding house. The 0. P. It. have tit in safe for the sum of W.
a siding and have christened the stirring, The Chairmiit, of the Public Werke
little town "Dryden" in honor of the Committee reported that if the Council
Minister, to whose efforts the development would furnish the town with a road
of this uotwtry is largely due. Building machine he thought it would be of advant-
operations will be carried on extensively age to tho town -.Laid oyer till next meet-
aurttig the coining summer and steamboat ing,
eonnect ion will be established with Manitou The Clerk reported that the 1-011 had
mining region. beet, returned.
Air. Annie, Superintendent of the Pion- The F ioance Comtnittee reported as
ser Z`arm reports the cro son the farm in
follows : Jtts. Brock, work on streets, $4 ;
1800 as 'follows : Fall wheat, Dawson's Geo. Beetles do., $5,20 ; 11 Rogers. do .
Golden Chaff, 20 to 25 bushels per sore; $4.95; .1 B Fergrvent, salary, 383.33, post -
Colorado spring wheat aheut 20, Harrison's age, $2.5O. 385 83; V Vannrm'tt salala
beatded about 12; barley, a fair crop: oats, ! l Tiles. poor. The clover to fall wheat sown May
81b, at time of cutting wheat, was in fall
b100m, a 101 of two two end a half feet
high. The timothy in wheat was also
bea+lett out. Tlie clover was cut twice this
season, the first crop about two tons and
the second one ton per acre. Potatoes
' p9 and
e 'trona
tt hole
per teem . 1
l.lb bus
bele 2 p
y
t say
as
' do well bat canna y
carrol.s will
Mr. W. J. Sco
the bakery former
has retained
baker and is prep
a good art•ole br
best in fact tat can
your patronage.
who roc
tly purchaaert
ow. - by J. Kling,
Beckwith as
to give his patrons
d and cakes—The
had. Ile solicits
4•'Ja
Consult Your Doctor.
If he advises Cod Liver Oil, we recons
mend Wampole'a Tasteless Preparation'
All you taste is Will Cherry and that in
a good. What you get is flesh and strength
has done Mr. Carr's delivering for a cures toughs, colds and wasting diseases at
number of years. Chisholm'sPrag Store. 3.51
—Mrs. Ritz et New
tip act rgr father's, nd her Let r—le of clover set -belonging
east
two children are i i 1;George Po 1, bet etHague
Mr. James Cochrane, of the gravel toad. Wingham on y March 211. The.
Mrs. Ritz is thinking• of settling in art scan t - It a will please leave
Wiugghntn, it she can secure suitable rt at Smi P k's hardware Store,
property. .st Office, lielgrave,
A .horse which was being led behind e
0
to Peth
m, or at the
and save further tronb
a buggy by Mr. James Cochrane. tools The Central Restaurant, Mcleenzie`a
fright at a passing rig and making a building, has been renovated throughout
sudden lunge, pulled it&r. Cochra ne's end every convethienoehas been added for
Wing
hand against the iron brace of the seat
indicting an ugly and painful wound.
r w!lo
(� Mr, Wm. Wilson, of 7.'urnber y,
aroseeci the briney deep in charge of a
consignment of hal-see, made by Harry
Day, returned on Wednesday. During
his stay to the old country, ]kir. Wilson
visited the cities of Glasgow Mid Edin-
burgh and was also in the Emerald
Isle. 4"
Personals.
1\fr, John ;John Monody of Teeswater
was in town,
Ile. Jos, Coed, ase ,try, u; tars. J. W. Halliday is visiting at her
Wanes, $Oi 'hos
'Hiss Ttestie Kelley of Myth was visiting
friends in town 'this week,
Mr. A i'3risbols, wife and three little
girls, visited over Sunday in Harriston.
Le"tn, Firenaver ;t as a e , y ' mothers in Clifford.
i11:anUit1, salnrv. 38 34; John \vflsnn,
shelter for chief, 03.10; W Gard 1t: Co„
dog trigs, 31.50: John Dickson, malting
Out financial stnttments, 30, pnrtagc 53c.,
$5.53; C. N. Griffin, charity order, 36; Jno.
Coruyn, printing, $14.05 ; W Pattison.
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probable that it will he the most ueati unll
rd national much for mongols. The fh'st frost that S. G. Brown, printing;, 0* cents, J3ntton 4
e ' Methods With the needs of every.dity life in3j3urt•d tomatoes and other tender vege- Fessant, charity ore er, 31.00; 1) , EfcPher-
1)i; teet i reporter. at the close of the nineteenth century. tattles occurred- on the 14th of September. sou, work on streets, 0180 ; )3eli Tele -
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the patrons' comfort, Meals at all hours.
Oysters served in any style. Also agent for
the Huron Steam Laundry which turne
out work equal to any city laundry. Leave
orders at my store. .Jlitcs Meitner
Proprietor.
` rthe balance
10Ce
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—Eggs
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apples. 'tV
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for clover and timothy teed &:c,
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The Cheapest in the County
'rhos. Abraham is prepared to half sol
Men's boots and shoes at from 40 to 4$e,
Dents a pair. Ladies shoes equally as
cheap. The best quality of leather usedl-
Terms cash. What enables me to cuts
prices so loci is that I have no rent to pay,
no debts to settle and I buy my stock for
cash. The oldest established shop in town,
"Victoria street. 4 -Oa
)3010,'.
Abt1axr t airs East Wawanosh aft
April 3rd the wife of Chas Campbell a
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rnberry on Aril. 9.
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