The Wingham Times, 1888-05-04, Page 1f
Vot. XVI -NO 18
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WINGHAM, ONT., FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1888.
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ieTlie dottacil. ineetion Monday eveniog
-Tlie Dominion 1 ittliament is expected
eseereasy c nets, filerts,conars and
Ties. •
th adjou....e about th 18th of May,
M etefseoo,
-A Datiltsion washingniachlne, new, wijth. wringer
for Oslo et $ Ltracey's. - Price tild, can to -bud for 30
A bargain for some ono, Who gets.it ?
-The two lector to have boon /even
by Clarke, the boot Lek orator, have been
cencelled.
• -It is said that b 58 -per cent. nf ti
.total vote was polled she recent Scott
eleotion,
-Wren minima° i new piano
or organ for a good efriving here°. Apply
to 1. Davis, Winginut
- Rev. I.DaViH,I
to Mr, El. Davis, of
pointed a canon of -
A., London, brother,
s town, has been ttp.
Ur dim:steel of Huron.
-Now is the time to tlecortite yourtil!oepll at
S. Grucey's and se0 Ms niee lot of ou paiiiteteseele
chromes. and cintain poles. Akio 4 largettstgell of
mouldings for picture Hauling. Bring along your
pictured and got:them framed.
-Rev. The .Tain , of WitIkertoh, was
elfosen Moderator. the Synod of Hanle
ton aud London, met at London
this week.
• /Nee...,
'Flee
• eeThe Wingluun iiitnet Meeting of the
Methediet church, whiolt Rev. li. d.
McDoweil is chaiten u, mem oLb Brussels
cm Tuesclity earl We uesday, the 29nd and
231d of May.
-Last weelc, Mr. . Connell was called
upon to perform the -ail duty .of attending'
hie mother's funeral. She died peacefully
'and hopefully, in ( snack, being m her
700 year.
-St. Marys grant d a bonns of 93ti.000
for the removal of ti e Maxwell Manufac-
turing Company's vo ks from Paris. The
by few carried by 4 4 majority, only 34
Votesbeing polled agt ust it.
--Chanters total a •esement is $623,745.
It has $75,600 exern t from taxation. It's
papulation ie given et 3,003. The popu-
lation hue inerense by 118 and the as-
bessitient by 928,335 u the last year.
-All who are int ested ht the getting
tip of the tentempla d tradesprocession
ro tho 21th of May,•e requested to meet
in the town 11011. on tiestday evening, the
Pth inet th uppoin a matiagement cowl
tnittpe end perfect t raugemeets.
-111.r..Sna. Cement 0 and a party a poi'
oniets, who along wi It their -stock and efi
feots.left the C ecl Traitit J4tatio11
here on April 10th. 'rived at Shoal Lake,
Man., during the it of the 10th, heving
ha a moat satisfa, torsittrip throughout.
.. -The Licenee do tnisitiotiere under the
,Croolcs Act will be le same as`they were
under the Scott att In the West Riding
they are Mee:tree:1' .e Stevens, Clinton; b.
Godeeielf; 0.4c1 W.' Drummoed,
Blyth. , continue to dis-
charge the daties ot his Orme.
-Says the . Listo el Standard: Mr. W.'.
jitcheil hotel Are er, milli:Hulk, who
has been eonfineel o his room for. some
nitealts, died Frig sr. week. He leaves a
wifeaind, ttvo semi o mourn his loss, who
have the sympatl aim comtaunity in
their sad bereavetri • nt. The deceased was
a sett of Mr. A. Mi bell; of Viegluten.
lizw-Le.werejaue,.. lir. S. G. McGill, bar-
rister, .ten., of this • lade, hee taken with
him into partnersh Vanetone, Esq., of
Kincardine, a you and rising lawyer of
the Bruce bar, an. te Police Magistrate
for that county ui the Scott Act. We
welcome Mr, 'Van one to our town aud
wish the new Arm very success,
-Arrangements re being nisele for a
grand Celebration Winghtun on the 24th
of May,, under th auspices of the Fire
Brigade. The in rest being• manifested
augurs well for it • emcees, marnmeth
tracles'processioa i &sten the programme.
Thin vee have lac.r e and foot ball matehe
es, thriving, jumpi foot and horse races,
thi eVening entertainment will be
idien. Cheap rail ety fares will be a):
etained, Mr. Fre Wright is the active
seeretery and h never does thing° by
hulV03.
. .
.--,Those who sp nt Friday evening with
Bengough iu the wn hall, enjoyed a rich
intellectual treat. Ilis; keep perception of
..the ludicrous, ,, e... deep ,knowledge a
.hunian na;turei ,, i'e firm grasp a nubile
queetiens,.agshi 1 tunlaggressive moral*
his untevelt.61.1s.' dents ,for pictorial rem.
smite bleu jefi a earls of criticizinOlitnen .
fis
and measures, s ability as a dielpetarian,*
his facility, of e pression and mental con-
centraetion, a combined .tel make his
varied orogen me highly entettaining and
profitable. F ur or five . eminent OW-
ino
11011141101114were re produced'i ' 'suggestive and
splendid style o the grit),lamusement of
the audience. We regret to hoar that tbe
Lacrosse Clu are losers from a finaucial
point of view.
-It is ti some decided notien was
taken to roan Rate the baud. It is greet:
ly to be regre ea that this maw has been
so long nog! ,eted, There has been no
practice for total's, we believe. Why
should not W tgliare in this respect bo on
a footing with other towns? It is impoe:
siblo for a ban to exist *without the hearty
,remport of the itizensand committee. It is
‘leeirable that °me definite understanding
be reached be veen the band nnd the gout':
cll. Surely p ities ought to have nothing
to do in this o sitmlar matters. We aro
told by memb rs of the hand that now int
strutnents ar necessary before the re-
organization an be effected. Wo hope
members of tl bawl may meet the council
with some re enable proposition and an
sunlerstaricliti be reached,.
-tressrs.finmeld & Son are some Mee, emollient
refrigerators on band.
-What are SAM to bo t 'ct largest meat blocks ever
cern in this locality may 0.411011 In the stall of Mr.
George Shaw,
-Four ladies obt tied the degree of 111,
I). at the receut chief g exercises at Queen's
College, Kingston.
-Dr. Macdonalda ill loin a position tq
resume his medical: ractice iix Wiugliarn
about the 18th of 11.
Please make a nom ot the feet that the only
011111110.1tobbor Paint lin ittanufneturse by the Rub-
inc Paint 'Company, of Cleveland, Ohio, and the
only place yon ean buy it Wingham is at Jas. A.
Cline 3 Co.'s hardware store.
--ItiesSrs. Dore & nook 4
Wool -ikon AilovrIght4
road cut ts. They hove Ins
tor Mr. W, Blaek. Aileen
shops must come to the
lung a rushing business,n
Id the °Wortley to Itir,R,
North Bruce, two due
Ithisbed a real dandy one
visiting their extensive
nniclusion that they are
twithstanding dull times.
-Mr. M. G. Dippel, of the Waterloo public School,
and Mr. D. Bean, of the Elmira school, have bought
from Mr. R. M. Munro the Waterloo Chronicle. Tho
Chronicle is one of the bet local business °films In
Ontario, as Waterloo Is ti Dartford Of Canada as
an insurance centre. Mr ippol is a live, pushing
glover 30110,31 brother to 41 Dinpel of the bank here.
511 Bean isscholarly, Awe d, and popular, and 11 is
reasonable to expect they ( III make u.sueecss of their
MOW venture., atr Munro 11 s bought the Port Elgin
Times
-If a live Board o Trade, comprising
the shrewd itud energ tie businees men of,
the town, were in exi mice, the question of
early closing woeld 1 bye been effectively
settled in quick oaf r. Xust imagine an
organization of the 1 a.ding business men
meeting and agreeiug n u eourse agreeable
to all, instead of inter 'awing, httgglillg and
criticizing. A Board. f Trade is simply a
convemeet, efficieut a d iinauential busi-
nese men's organizatio .
,-tWe believe it wou
physical, mental ancl
to have the early closi
ceetttia measure of
necessary in order to,
inz.eorpore sano, Dahl
for relaxation is hero
be conducive to
oral development
g measure adopted.
ut door exorcise is
naintain Mons sana
aly the best time
darkeess sets in.
Purchasers ought to b able to supply all
their wants by hash) the sh.ops oPeu ten
or twelve hours. Th oppressive beet is
most keenly felt in el ps after the lamps
aro lit, The mejait of business menare
'only too anxious to 1 e the ettrly closing
inaogurated and Or etly enforced. The
only difficulty her i iu the, case of the
resteeirs,nt num. T1 summer is their
liervest, 13ut. they, c rry certain. lines of
grocerios, such as ban ed. gods, tobaccos,
fruit. 'This difffeulty light be obviated by
their entering bite( at agreement not tie
sell these after the li r fixed for °toeing,
Lot them agree toisell.i thing stotconstun-'
ed on the plaid:lbws. This we believe,
would meet thewish s of the regular
petty ought noto b fustrered to serve
grocers. The.wi 1 an wishes of the ma-'
the ends of a small ,th tority. Early C101^
ing is the thost tittiein 1 and satisfactory
.policy, at least feltumm
-ilia tumor mouths.
1 •
.pzusoxix,s.---Ifrx D. B
was iu Own last seek a
Call en Tire ',rine. EI
resideet of Wingham \
One log shantee east 0
and lie saw it attaiu its
position. lienougCt the
Ontario. Like pally n
away, we behove bei
coining back again: -
and Mrs. John ;M. Far
are at preeeut visiting
,Brussels Bridget :M. Bre
was rewing ole•acqua
tveek. Mrs. W.. T. Camp
sent for some time vi
Mrs. T. Cowherd at A
Brie.)--D1r. James Loolci
specter a the Northern
AVMS ill 'WW1]. US couple o
M.r.'Lockle was for rutin
aud trusted inspeetoe at
'Waterloo. A man of go
wide reading and liters
manners and liberal opi
eral favorite wherever
through his exations'N,
the fluest Mechanics' In
OuttOio.-Missaiizzie al
wholefb here oii the 18th
In Moose Jaw on the 2
meeting them theree
journey well and had a
-etbriss MaxWell, of Mor
wers, of Harristen,
id made a plettstum
tells us he w0,see
ten there was but
Josephine street
present honorable
usiness centres of
ore who have gone
ulges the hope of
erie Vitiate Mr.
ow, of Winghturt,
iends in town. -
non, of Winglmen,
:tallow) here this
an has been ab
-
title her mother
igarf, near Fort
of Waterloo, in -
ire Insurauee Co.
days last week,
years the effeeieut
he. Uercentile of
uetural abilities,
taste, agreeable
ions, he is a gen-
ie goes. Largely
aerie° has 0110 of
itute• libraries in
1 David Watson
f 'April, arrived
ncl, their father
'hey stood tho
ry pleasant trip.
, was visitiug at
Mr, Alexandee Ross', sen "s, last week. -Mr.
W. Litligow alad his clu •e booked for
botauiziug exileditien in 0 1 country this
week. -It is gratifying tr that Mrs.
Mules, of Clittton, who A some time
soriouely iudieposed at ster'e last
winter, hits pttetty fully
Toms, of Goclerich, w
Tuesday, sitting on as
Rev, S. A. Anderson, 13. A., a
wiatocinwoh, wcotioro on at
the meeting of Synod in Loud
Mega/writ' attctifled the meuti
this week.-111rs! W. T, Yates
o
vas f
r.
ecover
J udge
s in Wiatoho.m on
deitration 0ase.-
11. D. Donderson, of
nday on their way to
it Mai NV00114,--11.43V. 11.
g of Synod at London
• visiting her friends
at Goderieh.-510. C. P. Orem tr, who has been visit-
ing her parents! at the l3ttlt18 tick Douse for some
months, left fa(iTorotito on 8 educsday, where the
family are to raid& hi the fut e. Mr. Groover ret
presents Mr. Iptvland, whol sale hardware mer-
chant, WS. Gt00Vat 1155 many wady well-wishers In
Win hani„-milis Fannie cosset
for 0ronto on.,8%etinesday.-41
London Township, and Mr. Gra
Sunday arid 11101thly at Winglitu
f e 1 1 t • ti
1, of Turnberry, left
ssrs. 13. Reunion, of
t, of Parkhill, spent
Geo. Gleeson,
telt. Ile haslextewt
sive 1113111contra.. ts the Go rnment, employing
sixty or severity horses, Ile It. o formerly a grain
buyer at 1311110Y, Nati is 1110.01.10d o a daughter of Mr.
John Geddes, 01 003). 3, Morri Ile 18 3. great uti.
mime of t131 West.-eapt. Forthof the salvation
Army of this town, had 101 at ck of apoplexy, on
Sunday evsning last, at the me ing was in progress,
-Misses Annie and Ida Bell, th latter from Detroit,
are visiting at Mr. John Bell's MI Mrs VituAllan's
at preseny.-Mr. and Mrs. Jam s Johnston of Pat.
morston, were in town this wed. -Sir. elirts:Meeaul,
of St. Catkarines, was visiting ils 'father at Lower
NV1itg1iatn, last week.-Nlessrs, George Drummond
411(1 11aweett 11058011 of Tetew ter, were in town on
Itriday-Nr. George MeClymot , ditishet at Mr. T.
.13eIrs factory, has reinoveo to 1 neardine !leaked.
111101N, Kerr was saver* injured y fiJli.Ih 54 1.110 salt
Stibseribe for TUE Trues, •
the grounds.
-ma cricket elti tut malting Improvements on
-1P011, T110 BADISS-A 11160 10t of bab,v carriages
just received at S. Gracey's. Who'll be the first to
buy y10 '( Call end see them
TrallAY 111011T- octal yaluohi Gloves,Iioslery,
L too end Embroider
-It is said that ti
Polluting the Minos
He, This ought to
the authorities.
-The next ni
Circle will be he
Monday 0 /ening
-The boy ot an
near Turner's 111111,03
empanelled a inr,Y 0
formation was (Mei
obtained 415 20 the pe
misnoo,
decaying carcass 0111 horse is
ore near the road, on the pml-
ye the tInutiediute attention of
ting of the W. L. Nt S.
d at Dr. McDonald's ou
ext at 8 o'clock,
•nfant was found In the river
Monday last. Coroner Towler
Tuesday morning, but 110 in -
d. clue has since been
ietrator of the inhuman aot,
CANADIAN PACIFIC :".1:IelI1tT 0;210ICE.',
For tickets, maps, guides or any other
information regarding this road, call
an O. E. Williams, Ticket Agent, 0.
I?. ft,, Wiugho.m. •
Town seisment.
Mr. S. Youhill 1 is kindly fUrnished is
with some statisti s' gletteed from the as.
seesor's roll of 18 that may be of interest.
In 1888 the total r si estate assessment was
$41'2,075, an lucre e el $5,243 over last year.
The persenal pro erty amounts to 974,135
an increase. of $ 0,335. Tho income' as:
sessed is $13,050, s increase OVOr '87 of
99,800. The toba 1 of personal and income
is $87,785, an inc ase of $29,135.over '87.
Tim total of real, personal and income is
$499,800, an incre se of. 535,123 over '87.
Tho population ti 's year is ,079, an in.
orease of 140 over ast yearj There .was
recorded last year ' 4 births and 20 deaths.
The record of child 'en of, school age is as
below: In 1888 ti re were 522 between
5 and 10 years and 96 in '87; in '88 there
were 290 betsveen 7 nd ti
ad 313 in '87;
in '88 there were 217 •etWeen16 and 21 ancl
bitt'200 in '87. The number of clings de-
creased from 111 t 99, about the per
cents,ge poisoned in se last year, we pre-
sume.
IdIAITLAND LO 1 GE, I. Q. 0. F.
Anniversary Scrli n by Dr. Ward.
Based on Matt., 2 28, e' All see are
brethren," Rev. D. d preached vat
• earnest and. n4tmu]atbu sermon to Meit-
land Lodge, No. 119, I 0) 0. F., on Sun-
4.44fternoon last. Chr stianity. he said,
Iiviug, power suiti g itself to all tho
demands of it chengm r world. Society
was subordintite to the iiehest power cm
earth, capable of subd ng everything to
its glorious and ever extendiug sway.
Couuterfeits, in christ nity, as in other
things, are but proof f its reality. Its
power was evidenced y the influence a
the church, christia experience, the
spread of missionary zeal and humau
philantroph, charity aucl benevolence.
The existence pf the 0. 0. F. organiza-
tion, aud its underlyin principles, was to
him even a proof of chi tianity. Referring
to' the orgauization in few of its surface
characteristics, he beli ed it to be: 1. It
aocepted the Bibb as its text book: It
wee as the gift ofeGod, s cpurt of appeal,
.source oonifort ,•d consolation, it
power for the evetneeliz tion and salvation
of the world. 2 .Tins ot mnizatien tends to
soften and aubclizehuma nature. It checks
gloomy fOrebodings, dt ws out human
sympathy, refines ,brigh us and brings out
nature's loveliness, and velopsfeeliugs of
gratitude. 3. It is um i centive to thrift,
behig beeed on the pri iples of regular
contributions. 4. It is an expression of
mutual confideuce."Col 'donee is the law
of cohesion in society. 0 It is a merci-
ful operatiou in society, having for its
fundamental kinciple th carrying out of
the Apostles' idea of "p and undefiled
religion." 6. It tee,che. the brotherhood
of mon and the Father ood of God. It
condemns selfishness an self-rightemee
ness aud inculcates be evolence, good
will; fraternity, the tette being its corner
stone. It hes always hea tily responded to
the cries a sufferers fro accidents, epi-
detnics, fires, tee. Its pr teiples lived out
have 1111 elevating, refinh g, softeuing, up.
liftieg tendency, rnanife mg the spirit of
the Master. He urged h s hearers to c011 -
sides "One as your ma ter" and to give
themselves by aelf.con ecration to His
service, thus working aloug the same
line as the church and o her agencies for
the elleviation of the stiff ring and the up-
lifting and npbuildiug all umauity.
HoWic
The school in S. S.
pletely cleaned out, ow
alence of measleS.
Mr. James Ritchie,
17, is one of the shrew
successful horse deft)
west. Ile has recently
some heavy sales. To
ley and Mr. A.. Runste
stitilt, he hes just sold
imported stallion, "LT
Princess mare,, Lady 0
Douglas for the hands
$23800, These wero
13. Winklee,. Gretna., •
are really choice •Stock,
13. 1.WO veer o'd off Prim
use, eotting a good tigui
1 is com•
ig to the prey,
f Lot 4 Con.
est and most
rs in the
been inakieg
e. 11. Ash.
tier, of Neu.
Lis three old
ionist," tile
.11 and Lady
me fignre of
Light for Mr,
anitolnt ar
He also sold
-A. Mum
ss for his own given i„
theretori 1 et T1111Tssies
Miss Annie U11 derson, daughter of
'Air. T. Hendersm was visiting at Mr.
A.. Beirlie, near tssels, last week. -
Mr. Jackson Wil 1, made au eloquent
address on the 81 ;riot of "Mind," in
Johnston's school et Saturday even -
lug. Mr, Wilson vill some day be a
leading light in thi profession he now
adorns,- Mn Reid a Stone Sehool,
emend liee, passed y your correspon.
dent's note book o hie way to Robt.
Stuart's, Bluevale, They Etre chinas
and went to the L ormal together. -
The snow having telted and flooded
the ditches, these have carried their
dirty burden to the most creek, wego
back again to sit id y by and listen to
the music of the ,orchestra which
swarm the banks. The farmer has
his work pfl sum orize,d and armed
with the plow hand es and lines sallies
forth to conquer th ground and thus
prepare the way f the sower. 11 18
a very pleasant th' ig for the ."boy" as
he digs hisplough •tit of the place it
stopped last year, la bitches his horses
on with a merry ea .and jauntily set
on one side of hi head, looks for a
clear space to star . The place seems
easy to find and s on the team 113 in
motion but the lormng son4 dies
away, the, team ie cio fresh. They go
this way, then t at 1way, no. line is
straight. .This pl ae4s not the "boy."
What is to be don 7 jA. jawing is what
the horses get, bt th4t. does not effect
them. They mem, t4 get worse and
after the boy is in sckd round a stone
a. couple of doze t t Ines and geta
wipped up with t le lottgh handles
while he tries to t rn 1is nose into the
coulter he learns t nom h to mind his
own blisiness and et the horses alone.
By noon the seem d day, the novelty
has worn off, the etin draws steadily,
the plough jigs a the boy holds
his tongue end th field has many a
black streak. goes .ploughing.
How weary me II; ig ourselves dowit
00 the straw bed 01 1 dream of whoa,
hew, •gee; moreine miles but too soon
and Urns the .merrY days ily by. Next
week harrowing .wi I be the order of
the day.
Newla. dge.
The Fordwich eo respondent of the
Gerrie mudsiil eon: .ted the fow wits
which nature grudg • ugly gave him and
succeeded Lb: writhe a0. article which
for la,cleoVii.elani i d sense cap only
be compOd to its': uthor. Ile is ev-
idently 14:Using st r•gazing by look-
ing through the bet • 1 of a beer glass.
Ho does eot appear to oe piare of his
man. and gives only passing, remark.
He states:that the ewbridge corres-
pondent pay be seei walking the roads
with an old fiddle ti d in a paper beg.
This is RD utter faidI mod as he never
welkod the roads as tilted by the.poor
bolligIuted scribbler f .Fordwich aud
we Would inform Ida that because lie
(Ford wich gcribe) ISIt lutUSku 11 he need
not think that eVer ne else is. He
fiuds faint with the mposition of the
Newbridge items . a Ming sucli as
would shame a 441 year old Itoy
Well the scribe of Fo elwich is nearing
Vie borders of the s ties and really
his spelling is as rem rksible 58 ho is
hiniseif be will fi d some remark-
able spelliug if he lou is over him last
weal of trash to Cror to r Nate. He
says the Newbridge c, respondent was
hewn from the qua ry of nature.
Wel1. witch the ecrlue f Ford wich was
been out the sculptor ost the pattern
and as the result ono f the houdiest
specimens cf hainanit was let, loose
upon the faceof the ear 111156 was ever
seen. He may be seen 1 ny time around
Fordwieh with to leer ci 1 his mug try-
iug to get his nose int other peoples
liminess. How he m tugos to pro-
cure a living is more 0 131 W11 Call say
unless the organ for wl 'ell he writes
pays him end as he 061 not prepa e
contribution to a p,ip .r himself he
must merle have a se- Ttary mid he
has solected tele holdint ati in:portent
position hi the town of ortlwieb, thns
making the mistakes at ear more fla-
grant to the pullic. N e would advise
Wm before trying to oo Tot others to
see Unit ho is correct•hi rhea and not
lay himself opeii to con It.
binder or tor Inechinery
nge for e horse,
Mee,
WGIA NDUSTEIR3.
W. J. CHAP N'S TANNEEN,
AN EXTENSIVE MA VEST GLOVE
no tr.
The other day a -Taxes repre..e.nte.
tive had a stroll lirough Mr. W. J.
Chapman's tanner aud over 111-i tidy
and beautifully la d out ground'
his neat, 'lew re idence overlooPing
the Maitland, on ,1 ictoriastreet. l.1:11t;
surrouodiegs,we b dieve,to he anneigA
the trimmest an tidiest in towe,
Mr. •Chapmaa is o doubt all JAZ:et
lover o±,. the pisc oriel art, as le. btt
year had bui:t fine trout Tenni.
Owing to mime a pareet defect in tht •
pond0 he hae not et had his se,orily
forwarded.
A businessund the managen.e_st
of a man of Mr.011 .pman's experience.,
shrewdness, execu ve ability., &tile of
character and int rrity, might Lett:r-
ally be expected t proper. .1;„-atior
Mr. Chapman*, ersbip for wivett
years, the Tennery 111.3 t111
a ino:t successful i dustry.
on. Viesoria 'stree. .-11Leing the rive:
Maitland, near th Salt Eloeir, tale;
front stracture is 0 by 80 feel,
the rear one 42 by 8, with an teigiite
house 50 by 12 feet His specialty ie.
the tanning, of s eepslrina met tivc,
making of hervest 1 its. He paruleise.:
the majority of thr sheepskins within
a radius of fifty tni is from Wing:elm.
On the average • lie handles from -0t)
to 250 skins week] . Abo'ut ten dezne.
pairs of Leas are m, cle daily clurieg thy
season. They a cat out at Ult...
tannery and made y his amplopei; at
hoine. Ito tures out aboitt 1,0%.0
dozen pairs durinthe season, em-
ploying sevenor ight baudg. Tlk.
market ig nntiuly t le Cities and taveate
of Ontario, but -1 ' moods have !t,...te:
sent to British 1 lumbia. l. Jintited
number of calfsl ins are also terdeed.
Ail yreeseyi al i,u u s t ay, managed: !
the ceetletapleSties.. and -good -jr
pcssessra by t1 . Chapman,
to continue a s re° of profit te itet
owner and satisf ctory to those bayine
its products.
•
TA1T's =TERM
ENAMELLED EAR '11ENWARE, t3T11`1.
TERRA COTT.A. A PLACQIJE
About a year Leo the Winginua
Pottery was sold b .Mr. J. Bradwie
Mr, J 0.11108 Tait, wile is. begineing
Auspiciously fur t e present seasoe,
The pottery is sit seed at the .i'eat of
Josephine etreet, ear the M.Litlatel
river. The Way ol Mixed here appeue,
to be admirably adi pted for the mum.
facture of al kind - of elay and Int
enamelled %Varet l n looking th lei I.
the other day we fo nd on hand ver72
large and attreetl a stock of c,v.ln:
pots and hum r p0 s, milk erodis. um;
pans. jugs, jars, 1)wer pots, watt
pitchers, &e. .OE r sttenticts
especially directed t a•fule astioina •
of rustio nod tern f11.1.
and placques. Thl letter are •artietie ,
in design mid Might to ho very »eieetine • .,
with ladies pilled ing the
art. 1‘,Ir. Tait us a new itteA.J10,
of cloy wa`shing er these eesele
-
!Myer adopted in 1118 S0Cli0Ii. kb
.product . of this p • ttery supp.4
large area of cot itry,
none 110)1,11r the!) eaforth nn.1 •
may. Mr. Tait $ an
industrious, young man, who,
possesses slit iCiOilt eourn:v
business snap to 110.kO a. sm.,:
this line of liusine s. We wet.,
informed when we stated in oo.,
issue that 1r. T: it had go; (.?
partnership with M 0. Ilarbti...
List vel.
cincicier lib 0 1ii.P12t will 1:'
on the 2,4th of Ma
A, lergely latent Rail wilt:
lug was held here tst Tuestlit•
which expressed it tlf
or of the extensim to (4oder;.
and agreed that d iegittes
appointed front all niunicipal:!.,:..;
'Wrested to lifters ow the C.
authorities upon ot
constrnoting sneh 100, and 1
terview proves s isfaetory,
1111111011 Govereint it should 1,,
to grpt 11 subsid , 'aceorda-
tisage,
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