The Wingham Times, 1901-07-05, Page 1R
"THS WINGHA.M. Tim. S,.o
'VOL. XYIY,---NO, 1524. WING T A MARIO, MIDAY, JULY a, 1001, $1 A YI+B IN ADYANCF
6AAAAhAA^/%!►AM/VVM/1NNAAA+M1A "Cut it O an buy our ' natty PROMOTION E SAM I NAT I O N S. ' WINCH RACES,-- p g
? sbirts collars ties efts and hats; "u ,
Dinner
to-clatO" Our HANNA& GO. The following Is the result of the At the second ay of the WII)fihilm - e
usual mics -summer promotions held in ,
wATERWORIiB XTENCTONR. -- Jas: A races, on rlaurscla of last week, there _U,
Cline, who has t o contract of snaking the School
ee end
o lits of the Public' was a, much larg attendance, The
Sollopl at the slid of the term, The '
the extender t the waterworks, com- weather was all t at could be desired.
menced work n Satltrday last. The questions were prep red by the Prin- The three events for the day made a
g
Sets wcrlcmeu have get` grotty well on with ctPal and the pupils' nswers were read good afternoon's a tertaininent The
and valued by the otl er members of the lie sure you get the
•a the worlt and a few more clays will se( first heat of the .21 class was a dead .
•,. -rt^" staff. The rosnita o T the whole were _ b
the work comp eted, heat between Nellie Wilkes and Prince est and come to
A fine collection t DoxiNION DA .--Monday last, Domin. easy satisfactory - Tore than ninety ,
per cent, of those wl tried, passed. Vale, The event Of the afternoon was
o select - ion Day was v ry quiet III Wingham. Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4th. Pass marks re- in the free -for -P.11, when Harold H.,
owned b
The Summer is now at hand from, and the values are Many of our townspeople went to) y J. E. Swarts, of this town®
clttirec14b0.-Jing Ra y 677 Loss Young
right. Come and see for •Wroxeter for th da It was so verywent rnit and ]oN red the track and the
and you will want some ourtielf. s y' 067, George Gregor 057, Alvin Raby
y y Warm that tho. remainin Tn town. Canadian reeore dobia the mile in
g 646 John Mitchell ' i Kathleen Lowe '
looked for shady spots and the streets „' , ' 2.12?. The me be ut the Turf Club
07 piece set . . .. . ... . .......$ 0,50 D 639, Emma Bradley 600 Della Mitchell are wellplease-It with the success of THE DRUGGIST
Good goods, 3 colors. qq were pretty well leserted. 590 Duncan Me illivra 570 Orrin
T y their meeting, ollowing is the sum.
97 piece sets ......... . ... . . 7.50 y `1'HE WAR1L tip, .vE.-The heat durin6 Bordeu 657, Lillie Nicholls 631, Rich mary of the recon day's races -
iOOL $8.50, $10.00, $12.00. i the past two we s has been extraordin- Howson 465. 2:35 class:
j ary for this time f the year. On Mon- Jr. 3rd to Sr. 3rd Pass 400.-Johnn for it. If you els+v
100 piece sets... • .......... , 12,50 ' da of thus week 5 degrees in the shade c y Lewis L,, Roy,
Br weers.. ... , 6 1 1 1
> y b'r Murray 689, Bessie Marsales 06,), Pearl Master Roy, b.g., eters..., ... 1 (i 5 4 111S OUY cattle will
was registered. The hot wave is McPherson 641 Mattie Lan 641, Allan Line, oh.h uxton, - , , • . , 3 2 2 2 y
120 piece sets . . ... . ... . . . . 1G.b0 , g ,
UNDERand $18.50 general all over a country and many Earnscliffe Musg ove 635, George Amelia, b.m., M Davit+ .... 5 5 5 3 not lyse in flesh Or
people in the larf. cities have died from Bobby Mack, b.g., MacBride... 4 3 4ds
7 Gilchrist 033, Gr a Adair 621, Maud Sydney Pointer, b g.,Desonbery, 2 4 ds milli.
' the effects of theheat. Ford 617, Clare Adams 000, Frank Time -2:28, :26, 2:27i2, 2.29.
HAPPENED
W: rH ACCIDENT. -While Kincaid 595, Eva ooke 589, Bob King 2:20 class:
WEARe I 1 Far uh rsoo working in the G. T. R. yards at Pal- 589, Mary Delano 586, Florence Van. Prince Vale, ch.1T .1vIartin... d.h. 1 1 1 The Old Williams Stand.
e merston on W dnesday of last week, nornlan 685, Dell Burwash 576, Earnest Nellie Wilkes, ba I., Goddal..d,h. 3 3 13 Acute l N. O
' , Superior Lilly, ch h„ Wilkins.. ,3 2 2 W. Office.
Charlie Deans > rmerl of this town Aitchison c(i6 Lillian Ritchie 500,
CHINA HOUSE ' y > Darkey Boy, blk. .,Smith.._` : 4 4,4 4
Opp. Bank of Hamilton. Z happened with t • very severe accident. Johnny Atason 56, Harry Lediet 550, Romola, bllt.m... ............. ds
There is nothing better than r He was wor]ti Ig at a switch when May 'Lamont 49, May Mason 537, Time -3:23Y4, 2:21%, 2:24, 2:2(1. PH ® APH
$albriggan ; we have them at VW/VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVvvvyv 'VV the handle flew p and struck him in Bertie Merrifiel .512, Fay Patterson 510, Free for all: ppp ■■■
45c and 5oc. See our 25C the face, crush" g the bone just under Harry Beemer 504, Dick Lloyd 503, .Harold H., b,g., S+.varts........
.... 1 1
REDUCED
r the left eye. Nordie Merrifield 497 May Lloyd 496 Two Strike, g.g„ r5warts.......... , 2 2
e nice. George McKenzie Wingham y + ' y Y Time -2:16Y4, 2:12Y4.
line. • They ar
D i D _ Clarence Wilscm 483, Everett Glenn 469
FOR SALE. -I offer for sale my house ' -AT-
„„ Has for sale, cheap, 7 lots on north and five acres of land, situato on Ada Runcima 460, Recommended, GENERA a SPORTING. STAR PHOTO STUDIO
side of Bristle Terrace; also 1 lot on Josephine street. Fred McLean. The Wingham.bTsaball boys played a
r east side Edward Street and other HAS. GILLESPIE. Sr. 2nd to Jr 3rd. Pass 350. -Ethel. tie age with God ;rich a.t that lace ou I Opp. Bznnswich Horse, Benver Block,
'Men's
g p Wingluun.
;il' p e 7 fe; 4 ahs properties. RIBS BROKEN, hos. Gray was driv- Walsh 611, abet Chapman 651, Tuesday of this week. Score 6•(i. Note prices per doxc•n
in Messrs. Howe Harvey & Broekle- Marguerite Par]: 549 Mar Monk 547 Cabinet, uaurT1 price, is 00, reduced to X1.25
g y g + y + One of the players of the Wingham I Half Cabinet, D1 1.2a
Newest she es just in. bank's horse on S urday last when the Annie Griffin 61 y, Allie Little 516, Edith baseball team wa3 pelted with empty Carte Do visite, I„i0; 100
p y P P y Sunbeams, 1.0u, ,SU
' GENERAL LOCAL N ,tiVS. allimThe ave became fri
vertu ed and away. Mr. DrunTmond Olive Charlie
515, Johns cigarette boxes at Godexich on Tuesday. shThesetime nly. prices
neN rlll now i nd secure good
See us for Shirts Ties Col g , , He escaped withot t a scratch. photos at unusually low prices.
'larS and -Neck-wear. We carr See Halsev Park's advertisement. Gray was thrown o the ground. He Burviile Small 504, Violet Shark 503, 1 ,i J. MILTON GRAHAM,
y A number of Tughamites went to
u Boy WANTED. -A good smart boy, had two or three r bs broken, but we are Guy Montgome 500, Elmer Cartwright operator.
,a larg., variety. Prices right. with Pair education waned to learn the Brussels on Friday of last week to attend -
pleased learn th t he is now improv- 495, Jimmie Woods 495, Maggie Me- tie demonstration. The baseball team ( ®
printing business. Apply at TIaiES ing Lean 494, Joht Delaney 483, Annie I illi
i office went over and •de»ated Brussels by a
4:VDoots shoes 21 D Ys IN JAI ,-Frederick FJlillipt, Barber 479, Ger•ie Coutts 478, Mamie score of 7 to 4.
DISTRICT MEET NG. -The I. O. O. F. y Clegg, on Wed- Patterson 474 Sammie Arscott 472 The Wingham j mior baseball club !sa a
appeared before a or Clea ' '
OUr stock 1S
complete in District Lodge actnt
ing was held in nesday morning, harged with trespass -
Our Willie (xauuett -GG, Wesley Woods 4G2, Ia °ed a
p s p y game w th the Teeswatzr,
Ladies', Gents', Misses'. and Wingham, on T sday afternon of last ing by Wm. Job , of Turnberry. It Ester Wiley 458 Robbie Davison 45,, juniors at the Oath is picnic in Tees- Nest door to Advance office.
week. Business iu connection with the appears that Ph' lips had been ordered Albert Mornings ar 457, Edna Diamond 5 onfeetiolier of all kinds.
Children's Shoes. We sell district was trai acted and A. McGuire, 448 Roy Ford 44, Reanie Robertson water on Monday. Score 2n" to 17 in Y
to leave Mr. JoW s premises and he re- ' favor of Wingham, Biscuits. Fruit in season.
,for less money than you can of Brussels, was lected.D. D. G. M. fused to do so avd also threatened to fire 435, Lizzie Gre i 431, Cora Beckwith b g ®OB c`
buyelsewhere. Call and in- Miss Mae hers n wi Y'soll the balance 42G, Earnest Gre r 412, Tressa Bradley ! Harold H., the g ue little gelding HOURS* 7
p Mr. Jobb's bu-ldings, and do other which at Wiu ham n Thursday, low- at price3 to suit.
of bar millinery stoc at cost to clear. damage. Th- Mayor sentenced 'the 405,ePercy Staple on 381, Wicks Borden g +
sect our stock. g • y lee Cream in season.
P Call early and s ter argains. $71 Bred the Canadian trotting record to l3cemdtors;%le.
prisoner to 21 d sin the county jail on,
WEDDING BEL On Wednesday of the charge oY tr passing. Jr, 2nd'to Sr. 2 d. To pass 35().- 2.12/}, was bred a• Mount Brydges, A tali snlicited.
Homuth
Son being sired b Mred rs, who alsAdver-J. ,'NELL.
last week, at he home of Mrs. • D. Victor Watson 50' , Edna Gannett 471, i g y
GOLD MEDALIST. -W. C. Campbell , a record to his credi .-Loudon Adver-
s' Sandersou, of roxeter, her slaughter, Ella Lang 4Gi, hu Aioutgomory 40 , _ _
'Miss Annie L,, as married to Chas. O. who has been attending the Canada Tillie Patterson 453, Mabel McDonald tiser. Prince Vale, the • acing horse tiTat was
WiNGHAM. Stuart, of Arthur, The ceremony. was Business Collag at Chatham, returned 446, Loletta Mite ell 438, Dora Knechtel : Wroxeter was hea quarters for many in training on the Winghaui track all ,
home last Thu :day. Will was success- t
performed by Rev. Mr. Gray. Mr. 415, Harry R neiman 403, Gertie • Wingllamites on Do inion Day. The spring, won first me ley in the 2.23 pace
ItIarriage Liccuses fill in carrying off the gold medal for i
Stuart formerly resided in Wingha Kittsou 357, Geo ge Wilson 383, Edna I Willghain band •FY en over and supplied at Stratford on Tue lay. The race was
Issued by FnArric PATrltsox, No. 23 Victoria and his friends here will wish him general proficiatcy in the business cle- Swarts 359. eeonlmeuciecl, Eddie 1 music during the c y. The baseball, a five heat one and i,x o Vale won the,
street, Winalzam, Ont. No witnesses required. partineut and t Ie Sutherland gold medal bo s la'ed a a l
hap y sed prosperous weddec Eades. j Y p y b e in rise afternoon.
last three .Teat..
for highest st uding in mathematics.
Farm for sale in Tu rry, 3 miles Room 7 to G. t. 2nd to Second Book, with the club fro Hiarrisioe, The Specials. -Boys Co 50c, Bathing
Considering tit talent against which lie
•II- l ?••F t r: II €••'o•D••:•..:-•€••F••; •i+•F••g ,: ..1 1, y. from Wingham, ver lot, 70 acres To pass 200. Gordon, Yonug 311, I Wingham boys don the +rich iu es;siis' Trunks 5c, Far ers' isle Straw Hats
T cleared, good Ings, school on lot, was pitted Mr. ampbell is certainly to Jimmie Shower 252, Gretta Kennedy defeating their Opp nents by a score Of 5r, 10c, 121-.c " a d uc. Reduced prices
+ 0.400(0 Apnl to A. Dulmage, real be compliment 1 on his suet s. g r in Srra . Hat c for 40 ., 25c for 20x,
' Buginessgnowlodge and'°Everinst- estate agent Win •ham. 2rS, Maggie S auNorman X12, 1S to S. ?0: for lac- H1Nr;A & Co.
ing Push win •fi agent, g Ladies wishing n to ate
I& g p- - goods in Norman Nicholl 2GS, George Aiouk G7, The league game f baseball played on:
CORN HARVESTED AND SILOS. -Messrs, Belts, Buckles, Musli s Gloves, Black Leamon Hicks 2 1, Harold White 25.1, the park here on TI ur.day of last week . bEsct r.}:os.-The Sunday
ۥ + A. Tipling, D. Ane arson, W. J. Hender- Dress goods, Duck S 'mgr, etc., call at Susie Crowstou 25G Caro Ruuc]mau i t Schools- of V'iughaiw have arranged to
sonand T. M. Hex -screen of the Blue- between the local cl b and the Harristcn
"1- (3ANNA & Co. 1 : ran.
monster excul ioe to Goclerich on
' 247, Lyle Steve son 247, May Mont- I club was one of a best tames ever:
4ii ;,'. vale Road aro arch erecting silos in RII IE MATCH. The following is the or abort August 1st. The arrangements
s/ % (" ,f;' gomery 239, Glac s Matthew 239, Fred j playact in Wingha I. After playing will be to. take, iu Li, o vel and Clinton
1.which to store the r fodder corn. These score made at the rifle match in Wing-
• Johnston 237, • hldrum Cooke 231, !! eleven innings the core stood 10 to 10. ;
+1' It has pard others to attend dr gentlemen also inland purchasing a corn ham on June 27th : 2, 2 I ,and all iuternzediat stations, Tbe.
Harry Dore 8 frank Graham .26. , We understand t] t these teams will,
+ harvester and cor T cutter. These im- 200 yards. P correct date and ot11 r particulars .will.
-F• o Recommended, , Taylor. play aflame at Wr seter some day next;
+, •I' provements will reatl - help the gentle- R. Carrick ............... . .....82 I be announced in our sue of next week,
-t• Central 6usines5 College •II• G. Nicholson.... •..:......... . ..GO Pt. 1st to Pt. -nd. Room S to r. week to decided w o are the wieners. Later. -As we go to p ese we learn that,
:.1. + men m harvesting, tell corn, r To ass 150.- vlar Johnston 89
i -II- Stratford, ,Unt. + W. Smith ....... ...............59 P y + Tliq following is list of games yet to the excursion will be T to on Thursday,
I I+ATAL MzsTAl Tss Lizzie John A, young ....... ...............57 Lillie Moutgoery 203, Willie l be played iu the ba 'is'
league: i August• 1st secs that he rates will ba
yl, and it will pay you. 'Our students are stow, a very es Imable young lady, W. fiele • ........................57 Pilgrim 260, Laura Newton ! << 11 Palmers+ n at Harristou.
J.
remarkably
olding e4celle tit s tt +t in
c Br. ca and ,`t, daughter of J. J. ohuston, late Mayor S. Elliott....:..., .............. . 57 '
260 Hazel Wort- 2a"7, Mable Hallam i ,s a :the stuTTe as last year.
in yourselection of ai school. Ex -stud- J. MCKague .......... 49 ' I 15 Wingha , at Drayton.
•II• of Meaford and c nein to Robt. John- 2 ' rasa gree steer
ents of other business colleges are now ' I 255, Austin Taylo 4G, Freddie Scyffert 25 Harristo at Palmerston.
in attendance at OTl1 school. Como to , r , atOn, of Cochrane &Johnston, Wing- OtrR NEW STOR In next week's issue 234 Azalha $a cierson 233, Cloud , Saturda,, July Gth. Auction sato of
this college and we hvill uarnntee to , 20 Drayton at Wingham.
thorouehiY prepare; You or• business .Y, ham, died Saturda morning, June 22nd, of the .Cr,IEs tv will commence the Har Harper 233 Lillis Delana 230 Lizzie + i household furniture, on the market
life. We deal in genuine business edn- , P + Y , Aug t S Palmers Ou at Wingham,
from the effects of a dose of poison publication of a ew story, entititlecl, g , 1.1 Win ha atrHarriston. '
cation• wo have nothing to do with the ,',o Johns 22S, Eliza u man N17 Stewart ,< g squuiv 4 iugiTaiu. ale to commence
sham article. i • .o taken in mistake or headache powder i'Beautiful But P r,"by Julia Edwards, Tausle 215, Lizzie, Sturdy 212 Agnes ( at 2 o'clock. Mrs. JO aI ro-
Write for our cata'ilogue. 's y Y ' o Dickson,'
students admitted at tiny time. •q, about 10 days prev ous. Although all The story which s concluded in this Walker 189 Rolan Small 180 Bessie 1 prietreas. J. Currie, ctioneer.
emetic was admin tered and the poison issue has proved r interesting to our cuvltc xoTBs.
r + p P Y b Stapleton 1 cG Leslie Grisdale 17 G, Stella I
1 ' The Presb ter of Huron meets at Stops tlae Cough
' W. J. ELLfOTT. Principal, .t thrown off `vithin i few moments, it 1Tad readers and we ca I promise that the now AicMaunus IG2, Ja es $ottrell 1(10. I Y Y P +
-'-'° done its rk and Alias Johnston passed steer `ells be fo nd interesting. Newandj Willis church, Olin ion, on July 9sh, at :>nd vOA➢ZS oi]i file (®lltti.
p° Y g Recommended, Ec vin Elliott
............... * ............. 10.30 a. m. ! Lnsative BrenTo-Quinine Tablets encu a cold in
away. subscribers can g the TRIES till Jan- 1 Lettho Morden. ' oneclay. No Cure, no Pay. Yrice La cents.
WANTED. -We offer 20forhe bestnary 1st, 1902 fo 40 cents. Now is the Ray. Mr. Ballau ue, of llZolesworth,To THE DEA,-iA rich lady, cured of sacs 19cfor the seroTub of time to subscrib and get the opening i and Rev. D. Perri exchanged pulpits R; a c p
her Deafness and Noises fu the Head by Butter eluting Jul Mrs. Jas. Kelly, chapters of our T ow story. I ", 1on Sunday last, t5 iI11111i{lll e n Jlloe Store.
Wawanosh, gets first prize and Mrs. V
\ NUG
1The Methodist pa tors who move this
Dr. Nicliolson's Artificial Ear Drums, Geo. llicbonald, Gtoy, second prize for EXPLAIN, PL .:SSE.-"WinghaTn must kjjj IT,Nlycar,Shoe
:gave 25000 d011ars`to his Institute, so that June.. Eggs 12c. G, KING, be a bad lac . Hailstones elted the will be ou th 'r new charges far Bar'ains
deaf people unable to procure the Ear FololER RESIDFkT DEAD • Irom the Winghamies unmercifully te other Nest door to Post Gf'tice. the first time or, Su' clay next.o
Drums may have th m free Address i E enin • News Bulletin of h' t fi n An outline of the Armon preached by
Y , Winnipeg v , day, And t I+ Ts no the 1st to e,
'The Nicholson Institute, 780 Eighth June 25th, we t11k , the following, 'which either, How w; pity them." The above Rev, A. E. Prior in he Congregational -----
Avenue, New Yore. refers to the dea I of a former well- from the Kin, ardine Reporter we can- / ' j% - church on Sunday a -ening, June 23rd, We never tire of talking shoes
• known resident o Wingham, who was not uTlderstae This isthefirst time 1_ _ d"\ will be found in anoiller colui Tu of this because we always have something
CAPE TOWN '11II.7S.-Miss Edith g +
Clarke this week rc1 lead a copy of the a sister-in-law to rs, (Dr.) Tamlyn, of that we have s On it written that tiViug- I " issue. a tetra good to talk shots+. And to
Weekly edition of t1. Cape Town rl'imea, town and wife of pit. Edwards, at one Ilam was a bats lace. Hailstones pelted The corner stone G the new, Metho- judge by t}ie amount of our sales
of May 22nd, fromler cousin, Charley time editor of th-spaper:-"After along more people Ilk
u Wiugllamites on the en. CHI DHOOD (list church in Clint 3n, to replace the and the number of people that come
-Goss, who is not oil H. M. Ship and painful illness there passed away at day in questi L We do not think present Rattenb».ry street odific, was to our shoe store, shoppers all over
Blanche, in Simind s `.Gown Bay, South all early hour this morning at the Wingllamies u ed any pity' from the I hasirblighted laid by Mrs. W. Dolirty at 10 o'clock town know that it lays to buy shoes
Africa. The paver has sixteen pages, family residents, one of Winnipeg's editor of the Reliorter as they are quite on the 1st of July. Elie structure is to when we say that clot boot and ;line,
20x13 inches, wita colored cover and much iespecte$ citizens, Mrs. Maria capable of look -ug after themselves, va°czAnarwt many lives A. be of pressed Uric:, instead of stone, bargains always give absolute s:icis-
EYES faetlotc,
supplement. It cc -stains and abundance Louisa Edward:, at the age of fifty- Winglialn is the moat progressive town because as a rst intended, a d will be known
,• EXAMINED the pain cawed „ t ,
• of reading mater, and advertisements, four years. D(.• .cisa(1 formerly resided in this section, aI 3 a few hailstones will as Wesley church, i memory Ot the n0 pairs of Ladles' fine qualitylow-*
In the picture sup hement is to be seen at R ingham ail 1 Cobourg, Ontario, but not in the leas interfere with the R founder of Methodism shoe, cotton, with strap over instep
;aphoto of the w ,eck of the steamer, has been a resit tit of Winnipeg for the ',growing time Ave are having this thereby Rev. Richard Hobb and daughter left also lace Oxfords, , eegu r Price
with
"Bermes" on We Blaanberg Beach. ]vast twelve ye a. She ees behind a snnnner. Saturcl x1+1+, sOl<, Regular Price $100„
gradates on Monday for Mus testa. The other SaturAa;v . .. , .0.1,50,.
Also views of t 10 different football family of six cl ilclren George Toms, Waller Bros. Button sell Button & i members of the famil will fallow in a 100 lxiirs of MiHt(ll ' and Children'&
teams in Cape To -vii, and photos taken of Dawson Citi; Mrs, John A. Maedon- Eessant's chair ; Thos, Bell ' Son's an aversion to I few days, and they wi 1 spend July and Button, Laeo nuc+ Theo's, beautiful
during tlio captu a of riotersberg and aid, of Vauco +ver; Mr, harry Toms, fiuO oast ftirnit re; Walker Clcgq's goods Saturday a bargains. Sae +hems
fine upholster g , study. August at their aumt er home. Re`,
also different vies +alcor of a wreclted commission erlu. t; Air, William p Ist(r t Oochs sI as Parlor y Mr. Bttitvasll will Ila a chargo during +
ItEIvIEMB1:P.--We sew free all rips lit slut
hospital train. Toina, travellIrs.
for the Martin, Bolo &Silica, Easy C lairs, Lo Tes, LotLuges, The backward child too ofte , 1' g boixgIat of us.
Suring Beds ud 1\ ii assts, also the Mr. Hobbs' absent c, tt d will see that TrimUs and Valises cheap,
1IOXEY To LOA -;.-Money to loan oil Wynne Co.; Lisgar L. Lang, and Y7nioil I+'acto y n Tittire, We soil becomes the unsuccessful man, stlppliesAre on .hatia or eaeli Sundny
notes, and notes ,ciaeciuned at reason. Miss Olive Hi wards, all of Winnipeg, these lines at .iI i.:ht price to suit our ring J4%1y and Augu. .
able rates. Molipy advanced on most- With the ex(sption of her eldest son, custOTlaers. I , (lou'+ take long to make J a r i DAVIS y
gages, with priv>EER
l ego of paying atuth the children wire all present to comfort a bargain wit , us TTI furniture. We are Any orders for sales left at the'1'iatEs W.
end pf any yea . Notes and accounts bound to be ii t]I(I scarf, Waliter, Bros, iRtJGCat51` a6NC1 OpTtOtiAN, SbL LOCAL ACN`3 rCiPt
collected. Of33ce, Beaver Block, Wing- her last MOMIlta. The funeral, at the Button, 01_posie post offlee, Wing- oflico will receive prompt attention. J. 46
,hayti, v ROhT. MCINDOO. request.of the Vleceated, will be private." hani. Wi N G N A K, I J. Currie, :auctioneer. j
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