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Equfié Wisâ€"$13. iii-a being a; m ' if. m Bu. Dr. cannibal, at McCul- n. ma, Toronto. unwed u I deputa- sham! will be open f :11th service on mamas day an 7.30 In the evenln . when them, Rev. J. H. Sfiuflw emulate. IntheMeflwdhteh onSun- duluttheannul M Bible Society mung we: hey. unsubstantia- _ m...‘.._- .- ‘I-n_‘l UL hilt no 94. n uh." SOCIALâ€"The sacisl held by the Ladies’ Aid on Thursday evening last. was nob as successful as some of those held before. Perhaps the election had something to do with it. Auswsnssmnâ€" The anniversary in connection wish the Methodist church here will be held on Sunday, Dec. 29th, one on New Year's day. A grand time is agtioipated. I Ul] \lvyu. runs an Truman 110mm «1‘»; f. Brush and. his son gave an exhlbmen ct trained horses in the vlllaga on Friday evening, and on Sstntday morning n huge number of horses were brough: to have their teeth fixed. etc. We mink that it: isngeod spportunity le‘ farmers to have their horses doc cred and their teeth fixed cheap. and oy those who make a business of thtse things. . .I 1)L,, LL- 7-)]-n' nu Ulutyabnu n Lacoxxcs.â€"The Journal correspondent knows as much about all the weddlngs which are to take place as he would it he lived or spent most. of his time in some place whem all the impartant affairs of the village are talked over daily. We wonder if the really all intend to get “tied up” on Christmas or shortly afzerward ...... There were a great: many visits rs from Pinedale and Epsom at Division on Saturday night. [Correspondence 0! In: Post.) THE WXATHEB -The river is now com- pletely frczzn over, much earlier than for several years pm, but this is not to ba wondered at when on: winter commenced a month earllpr thanps‘uu.“ Though we __-__ _-4. 4:1:I:EA’1:.INI€. [Curmnmxtlenm u! Tun I‘OM'J l‘muonau. ., Mr. A. new and [Milly Ianvo chm week Lr mum». where Mr. I: 319 tutu-is cumin; cn umhotel busi- nmu. t . , ;\l--. Frank Smut). ct Utkct-s, he: been vinmun trienau Mm hr the put few 655:. \\'n :u‘b all phased to see him swung nu numa......Mr. Newt. Wuag. \s‘hu hum bran ckrklvfl la the owner store to: aoma :lme past. has returned to Ux- budge, and Mr. .1. Berlin has been engaged In Nowe‘a. p‘ace to take charge or the are- tegy depart-was. I‘...‘ n-.-.â€".I. ‘nfl kl: are not much troubled with snow, yet there is enough to make good sleighing. The thermometer during two nights at last week registered as low as 15 degrees below kilns. BUSINESS.â€"Our storekespers do not at I all compiaizz. though they have seen brisk- er trsde at this time at the year. Farmers getting so little to: bee: and pork (which are both very low about here) may be the fcause, still a. bustling Christmas is locked or. Tm: RINK.-â€"Ihls is to be opentd any , frost-y night this week, when skating will i be indulged in. and practice of hockey be- gun at once, as well as the usual curling. l A good hockey club has been f armed and will be heard of with credit to themselves in the to: thcominz league contests. MILLING.â€"We have now a. ycun mill ! doing chopning, lately started by essrs. Smith and Orton, of this town, merchants, and who also purchase all kinds of grain. 'l‘h_ey havejieen well su'gported so far. -A- __A LA!) 1..“ fleas. .W “a w. '1â€"-"-v or our well-known “carriage builder, has beenserionaly 111 of late. and 13 far from being recovered....Mr. Gee. B. Gray, who has been away at the lumber camps at Wannapttae for some weeks, has returned home” ”Mr W. Caswen lies dangerously m at ma residence. Tax Cnunc Ina-The Episoopd church at St. Msuhise’ is undergoing a thorough decorating and dressing on a ”when, cowhetlsghuehown the ... ¢ , ._7 A ,__Il_l_- _A_l_- -â€" [Special to Tun Poul ANNIVERSARY.â€"Th0 Methodist Sabbath school ls trunking great preparations tor their pnbltc annivusary, to be held on Christmnr. are. Thom who remember the great succeea of etch lag". year‘s anniver- sary will be card-ax m:- to miss thin one. LOCAL NEWS-LETTERS -...., ._..... ---_ V -__, ,‘fl, GOSPEL Marissaâ€"These are held here every Sunday evening in Manning’s hall by a of man called )1 ushelllbes, we suppose lymcuth Bre' hren, who drew a crowd as all services. They are push- ohrlausns, at any rate. xasoxm.â€"Mr. J no. Murphy, mer- chant, who ha: been confined to his room by some gflliqfian in his limbs for the past "4â€" -Ll- L- ALLAâ€"J 4.- L._-8 New A d vertisemen ts This Week. [Curmwudmm ( l'muonu.»»;\lr. .\. have this week L: I: no lntvmh carrying mm. . ‘ JM'. Frank Sam a; '_v __, m; weeks, is now able to attend to busi- mawurs. H. J. Lumen-dale, the wife W332“7,-,,‘2 of Skating Hunts Slipper Soles and Felt Slippers 31;: @muuliau igufit. :N‘Nv‘m. bV‘E hmfiwvl. 1ND." m. szr to giving better value this season than ever before in 11cc One Price Cash Store. 0n Topâ€"Britten Bros. Tendersâ€"County 0! Victoria. Stayedâ€"Mrs. Margret Baum. About the Times -.\I. J. Carter. We Are Readyâ€"E. E. W. McGnfifey. A Grut Production-Montreal Star. The 01! Sate-Hogg Bm3., Oakwofi. What a Time â€"The Gurnev Foundry Co. Wanted to Exc‘c anze -Mr. T. Mlddleton. Christmas Presents-J. 6. Edwards 5: Co‘ Is free fro-m injurious coloring. The more you use of it the better you like it. ENfiSAY, FRIDAY, mac. 20. Know What You Chew 670. E. Tacks“ a: 501;: 791‘ 6:0. 2 12 KODOA SIRE; FELT 60035: R 33 8338, OVERSHOEJo TR 02138 AND 741.1858. COLD W A TER. COBUCUNK. Haunfou. 0"! TUCKETT C SONS CO” LTD R. NeIIL R. NEILL scdii "fio'mndm v Efi'ifimsc his max-Into the heart of melon, whan madam: the no wu violutly struck out Uwvâ€" -__.. - -_n __., __- Pmm’rzmm CHURCH OPENING.â€"-The openin or the new Presbyterian church Will ta e glace on Sunday. the 28:11 inst. I‘here will a three services, viz., morning, afternoon and evening. The Rev. Mr. Mc- Donald and several ministers from a dis:- tence are expected to be present ...... The annual tea will he held on New Year's day in the basement of the church. After the tea. an excellent programme will be given. CHRISTMAS Tamâ€"The annual public school Christmas tree entertainment will be held in the school house on Monday evening, the 23rd inst. A good time, as ls usually the case, is ex acted. Acomxm- 0x Tns zen CANAL.â€" A painful and probably fatal accident took place on the T. V. 0. works yesterday. One or the guy stays of the boom broke, allowing the boom to violentl strike a workman named James Steen. seen sl was broken in two places and he reoelv other severe injuries. Little h are entertained c1 hierecovery. Mr. teen is from Nova Scene. A Tens: Em Steamâ€"One day last. weekSsndyEweneendhiehlred man were out wood in a small patch of fibril“? Noticing the Mention at their dog toward 3 certain the my term! wen es W A In tuu uuwuuu-r â€". â€"--â€"_. . V a child his pirents moved to Mariposa township, where he endured all the hard- ships oi pioneer life. At the early age of sixseen he made such progress at learning under difficulties that would discourage any but the most persevering, that in a short time he was a duly qualified teacher in a public school, and taught successfully and with satisfaction to all at Brown’s school, north of Oakwood. After he at- tained manhood he filled many high and important municipal offices with great satisfaction and honor to himself. Among them might be mentioned. that he was commissioner for the expenditure of nub- lic money and municipal assessor. He oc- cupied aseat at the council board for some years, and was one of the reeves o! Mari- posa for some time during his cireer. As a public man he was actuated by a high sense or public duty that made his opinions and views respect-ed even by those who were op osed to them. In politics he was indepen eat and was a zealous worker and one cf the most thorough canvassers, working with a zeal that could not- ba ex- ceeded by any, laboring with all his ability for the candidate of his choice. He was a good piai form speaker and weiidcd a powerful influence amongst the people where he worked. In the year 1886 he was married to his estimable wife. who sur- vives himâ€"Miss Janet McDou all, daugh- ter of the late Alexander Mc )cugail. of Chen. Scotland, and neice og_the‘late sz. no“_._lk "A'i?§£m"""-‘SET 'JBS.‘ v."s'tap1es is a. hustler at. selling cutters. Scarcely a day passes but from three to four cutters are seen lesving his 515“? roomg. ML _ .- vanâ€"c4 v-- Iupnovmmstrs.â€"Mr. Hector Campbell, the popular proprietor of the Campbell house. has built a. fine addition to his hotel. Mr. Campbell uses the lower flat; of the new addition as a dining room, and is is certainly a fine, large, well-lighted room. Upstairs Mr. Gimpbeil has added to his accommodation at 1: fine large bedrooms. A Harmâ€"3 . J as. V. Staples lg n. "U UAMCL cvuu was .- -â€".v r---â€" u "v.-. ,., .fiHv and peevln themselves enterprising and up to-dete armcra. The deceased we; a thorough and canalaicne member cf the Metheeise church. and his words of en- coumnemenc nmi consolation have cheer- ed may at times when such wee neces- mu'y. ‘ e was A liberal giver to the church at his eheiee. and one at his many muniti- eent gills toward the church was the land on w ieh Peale! ehuteh stands: and alien words he was large] instrumental in hav- ing the due ehurox and. uhrda erected. Tully one or the noble has fallen. The mun-.11 on the tollewlng Samar-lay was largely attendee, being one cf the law on: ever scan in this eeeilon. showing the h fih esteem in whleh the deceased was he . Many are the regrets that such a. noble and useful life should be ended 20 wombat la trlendalook £3:qu to e_gr_end am} {Correspondence of The Post) Garmentâ€"It is our sad duty to chron- icle.the death cf the Rev. Robt. Boynton. who died on Saturday, the 7th inst., after a brief illness, of Bright’s disease. The deceased was one of our most brilliant and promising youn men, and his early death was a severe e ock to the community. About seven years ago he resolved to enter the ministry. Attending the public school here for a few months, he successfully passed his entrance examination, standing the highest in the county. His career at the Lindsay Collegiate Institute, where he matriculated, was most brilliant. He was then accepted into the Methodist church and stationed for two years on the Oil:- wood circuit, under the Rev. Mr. Burns. The people of Little Britain secured his services for the next year. At the last general conference he was left withcut a station to attend college, and during the holidays he ably and successfully occupied the pulpit of the Tabernacle, the first Methodist church of Beiieville. Return- ing here about the let of October with the intention of entering Victoria University, where he was enrolled as an undergradu- ate, he took ill, and despite the best medi- cal attendance be, after a gallant struggle, finally succumbed. The funeral was cm- dueted by the Masons of Victoria Lodge 398, of which lodge the deceased was chap- lain, and was one at the largest ever seen here. We extend our sincere sympathy to the sadly bereft. brothers_and parents. ,, AL_II Uuuu, uuuhluuu, wuu nun.» ' â€"‘ _.._v . McGregor, paste: 0! the Maniila circuit for some years. The union was blessed with five children. two daughters and three 5mm. Tho two daughters and_t.ho youanmc son are teaching school, and tha two older song are wprkiug 3113 hppuatoagi LIAEI y.nuuuu nvv- ‘ ...._._ -- hazpp reunion. "To the réléaifies and man awe extend our sympathy In their irreparable less. h’é'éici'aihéi Ké'ééilfi‘fiefi‘ “sea; Abe“! rt o‘clock a. hlgacl vessel ha 3? whlob] “sad his deaih almqst frame lately. a} an: the best a! meaioal skill was in attan - ance, as wall as evarythln done that will- ing and kind friends coul do. Daeeasad was well known in municipal and alltloal circles, havln lived here all hlsl 9. He was born a. an e and a half from this placa, la the: goynshlp ot'BrcclrlA , While he was L- ‘l--lâ€"Afln tlon, m a very fine speech. In the absence of av. P. N. Jones. the minister at. Tompkins, Hampshire, em, on Sunday 133:, the pn] Its In this mission were east.- tally filled y a onng menfmmthe - fore mentioned p sees, the st. George Lawrence. , GsxmL Baumâ€"We msy say at pre- :ens that th re is no fever or malignant disease now visiting cur vintage, which we :ael sure is as healthy 3 plsca as may be found in the emaiy. [5 mm co 1% \échdence u! ms x xx ‘ bga Hold a; dam 03m: '37::- lamae ! m 122% biasem Em Sign)? ”mat a“! . ea? 4913513955 1 as is 59 mmagtg “138695833 9 1‘ a t e e: wistamaea 9': 33“} Hangman 29% 9'31- AFB! ccuncu may Uu ¢'L'Iu\-w’ -_:- ...__ , , up their accounts for 189;). The session was very amicable, erd this in a measure was due to the fact that collector, Chas. Carneil, had returned his roll all satisfied to the township treasurer on the 14th inst. This makes the seventh year that Mr. Cornell has collected the taxes, and it is safe to say that he returns the cleanest rail, and does this unpleasant work with the less: blaster, ct any callector in Cm tario. MUNICIPAL Menzies are quiet. Thus far there are no aspiring candidates in the field. PASSED Ammanâ€"Mr. Humphrey Jones, ene (15 the pioneers of [Emily townehlp, was buried at Shielde' bueriying ground on Wednesday. The decesee was 82 years of age. Lecmnx. â€"Bev. I 0. Stringer eve a very interesting resume of miss onary work in the north,i n'Chriet 3 church last Tuesday even leg. The lecture was largely attended. PERSONAL. -â€"Bev. Lawrence, of Mlnden. is visiting friends In town. Coxcnn'r, â€"‘Sim Fax" is the leading star at a co: eerfi in the opera heuse on Christ- mas evening; A n, Leannaâ€"83v. I. U. : very interesting resume work In the north, I"- Ch! Tuesday evening. The Ice attended. " f {C-arreepnnciénco of In: Post! Towxsmp Cotscn. â€"- The township ecuncflimet on Monday last; and balanced , g-_ “an: mug non-Inn in! cofiififli 01431915 G my; K I BE FIELD. OMEMEE. THE CANADIAN othts bud, and W: “mu-d- I Inge bEsar made its a aux-me. Kr. md Ewen; ae‘zsd human ud struck ' 5 lo the apowertnl blow on the head, , killing l'._ Another hear was also dl=oov- L ALIâ€"Iâ€"I-- Ii n... tun LU]. UL my ”cum... â€"--v- n..- '7‘ week by some mean person. who out both the ears and tail off a rocking horse. Mark vows that if he had caught the sneak do- ing it he would have given him a. slap thst would keep him on the whirl till 1896. MISSIONARY Mrrrma.-â€"A missionery meeting was held in the Methodist church here last Sunday eve ning. .. library church .is now in progress. obtained utter mess on Sundays, sud on Wednesdays at tour o’elmk. Ammanâ€"Mr. Daren MoNsb‘J broke his leg on Saturdsy mt. Smyrnaâ€"Messrs. Grshem sud Fleur-y sh! soother cation! of hose iut Tues- deg here. unAWAr.â€"Aiter her on Whit M'Vthii: an t nun-ow cusp-,9! be- lug hurt. a “30:31am pltohod Into the m punt. ABOUT Pleaâ€"The parties who own the big black pig with the long tail will find he; in pound s_qme qujhggg.‘_ _-.._--Ll‘â€" u a you...- luvâ€"v â€"â€"___ Coxcznr.â€"â€"The concert in connection with the Separate school is expected to be a treat. DON'T Foxes-r 0'30er 8: 00’»: sales Set- nrdaye and Wednesday nights. [Special correspondence of Ta! Post] Arm ELECTION.â€"0lu' village is once more quiet, and the election excitement is all over. » szrrons LASI‘ Wrenâ€"Messrs. John and Joseph MoDermott oi Toronto, brothers of Mrs. Thee. Sheridan; Mr. J no. McDonald, cf Lindsey. brother cf Colin McD.; Wm. '1‘. Smith. at Whitby; Jae. McLean, of Toronto; H. H. Cook, of Toronto; Wm. McGicn. of Toronto ...... Mrs. J no. Meloney, of Wisconsin, la visit- ing friends in town this week. A Mm TRICK-Mr. McConnell'e {:- lor or the Brechin hotel was entered t in._ ___L LAI- av av uwv u.-.”â€" ' -â€"â€"- ____ will plunge into matters of this kind in the dark. Sony to say, we have many of them in our locality who are ready and willing to help a Van-anger, as the patron stove and dry goods men who have been in this vicinity during the last few months know what you are doing when you are buying a stove, dry g :ods, or voting on a strange policy. Nousâ€"Mr. J. W. James is doing a rushing business in thighs and cutters. Success to John......0‘uoyle 8: Co. are shipping 1,00) turkeys to McKenzie, of Toronto. this week. PERSONALâ€"Mr. W. F. 033er and Mr. Dennis Fitzpatrick, of Lindsay, were with us on Thursday last; also many respect- able citfzzns of. Toronto appeared at the Lucid "Stu wuv .v â€"- _-__v patron ranks, and that they gave the liberal candidate simply stair field and no fiver. Now we hear from the same reliable source that the conservatives and patrons are united in condemnation of the liberals i I give an analysis which I have made of the vote, competed with the vote in 1891, which may prove interesting at showing the ainsend losses in the various sections of t e riding, and also how the two original parties have been sfl‘ected by the patron vote. In considering these figures it must be remembered that this year we have a new voter's list, with many [Conespondenco oi Tm; POST.) THE ELscrons.â€"Tho election is over. The eleetursallappear to be in n trance Many wonder were all the patrons came from who voted here last Thursday; about two years ago they had a lodge here ct about twenty members, they had about four meetings and could not nurse on any one point at any of them. Finally they dispensed with meetings, lodge and every- thing elee until about two weeks ago. when Mr. Brmdon, the defeated patron candi late, appeared amongst the electors or this vicinity. He held two meetings here, and at each it was thought there Wire met two patrons in the hall. it appears strange that on polling day there were sixty-six patron votes polled here. It is also strange thatmen gt. intelligent-one L... J 5%! the end ran v ts m hates tmzefi as e % gayest en ““5: lama B 93'. at t e a ne tm. ergo questiees neea whim t a as liter team the liberals they are else a variance with the conservatives; while on the main. issues which separate the parties they are opposed to the conservative policy and in agreement with the liberal policy. One lesson to be learned from the contest is that two candidates who are agreed on the most prominent issues are sure to destroy each other when the opposite interest is strong. Avery noticeable feature at the canvas was the grand efforts by the patron leader, Mr. Bayeook. I have heard nearly all the ablest speakers in the Dominion. and for effective cratory I out Mr. Haywck in the very front rank. Notwithstanding the predictions of to speakers and can- vassers, and all the r j lbee about “grit dodges," ‘ collusion.” “working together,“ etc., an analysis of the voting shows that there weroAbut few detections from the -â€" _-_- aLA w...“ $33992 légiuthgnelgetm 63359? 6% Ga 3H5 Ҥ%§§§§33°%a‘3:Ԥa§ gigs?“ “Rh 3:; 251%: “a 5%“ Eagung. .... $33M $31 3323;; 26‘?” W ” “5%? “33.53 Mafia: 3: ‘2 hawk 5111vi 1'. navy-awn m f, , and In the log. Not thinking it meta rely wholly on their axe, one guaraed the log while the other sped across for w. .Iahn ny, one cf the best shots to the district, and an old hand at beer kllllnn Mr. Rzy spsedllv put in “appearance, and wlth little difficulty put an‘end to the facanddbear by sending a bullet though ea. . 4. --...__-__ __ [Special commndenco of Tax Poet.) READ Tms.â€" The Fingerboard school will hold their annual examination and concert on Dec. 23:6, 1895. During the vlsltlng teachers. The spellisg match will close the afternoon‘s program. We extend a presslng lovlcetlon to parents and all others lnterested In ednoatlon to be present. wlth us In the afternoon. . . .The evening concert wlll be the best of the season. The program, oonsletlng of dia- loguee, readings, recEIatlone, 5010?, duets, and entrance, wlll be reaaered oy the school assisted by excellent talnnu from Lindsey, Manllla. Oekwood, Glendlne, Son a, Little Brltaln, and surrounding looe ltles. You will regret ll; 1! you fall t3 be present. The afternoon ragrm w! commence st 1 p.m.; even as concert, docrs ( pm at 7 mm; program to start a0 7.30 p.m. [Correspondence of In: Post] Tm: Ewe-nos. â€"The great: polltlzel contest: 13 over, and we have had time to count our gelns and [onset-mud to enjo our trlemohe and regret our! tenure: an arrow The one who r: us the turn at“ e vletety Is not may; 1 newsstaneedtth v user does eel; elweflmekh at a tteeg am. “but: ems ees gé 331% sheet map Bpahehsezag; was “259%. 99 “wealth 96 98933195th {es the m e gag“ ave is; gegég; 31; that mm: m gamete}; e3 egsté A am; ‘i'nâ€"dre’d more voters. FINGERBUAIQD. 13 as. Si 0-“ ”a; BRECHIN. SON YA. Scugog . . .. C‘nuinzwl “caveman Thor-ah. . . Brock . . . . [C'k‘u (1111'. “Id!“ ll m'n Tuesday, Dec. 31st, 1895. “noon. lortnowmoanMdlud. "and m 5“ ”I. winter-an. In the Cow; Bout MM . Wood 00 he dolmn! noc bunn- J untamdmummmtohd a ”MtomJ-dMM-fiphod COUNTY OF VICTORIA. TENDERS FOR _00RDWOOD. Tendon lurked mdvn {at t mound by tho mu maul V V o â€" Veterinary Surgeon. gnduu o! Onhriu Veterinary College. Toronto. Registered number or the Onlmo Veterinu'y Auochuon. one. ond widow. Peel at, two doors east of Sdnuon umv bunch tad two doorawut o! Curling Rink. A“ can: manor nymph promptly attended to. Congo model-no. Four first-class Horses, must be Handsome and weigh 1,800 pounds each. Apply at D 14!th Bron. nacho. 2 «Ne. banded C C on home. One Red. other Bed mu White Home and light mound Funk. One you old Steer, bnnd~ ed N on hum. Red, White on nee and 193-. Suit» able Reward tailored for Intonation leading vo uelr recovery. LAIDLAW 3808,, The Fort, “cloth Roads-93 or other industrious persons 0! m: oduuuon to whom 875 00 1 month would be an Mammal. Write me with reference. Could tho mm | low kilos as: their own homes. HORSES WANTED. Oue Psck Mayl, C. l'. Homo: Ono luck. Ewan: Ouo Pack. l-‘luuuon : Ono Pack. nun to me Ham. : Ono Pack. Our Bots junta hold. Two: Ono umplo book lull o! Kovoluoo. Send 6.}. uilvor tor u . 81H. W “PKIXXEY. 143.1%. Yumouth N3. D m .umonuor. x. 11. Lot 10. Con. o. 0;». In tho menthol Jana. . rod ma whlto Steer About 18 month: old. The owner: 1: n'quoaod w wove to. flaw. my expenses. god take the what! u . as. Answer anamrngumuy. Dec. 1: 1395. -os-a.v. 7 Pun Ontâ€"Mess". How 8: Sons paid cfi‘ their mill hands on nude! 0! last week. and distributed over 815,000 in cash among them. Many of the men drew very handsome same, the result cf the ilrm'a rule of retaining 10 cents a day until the end cf the season. There are a number in the village who never tire of talking of imaginary griexanoes against the How” ,,.A_._‘ A- _-_ AL-fi can WANTEDC; An Experienced md Trumrnrthvlfmu Labourer. maniod. Apply to D. J. uclx‘rmk. mum-Lgâ€"fla Aug e. of tKa Colleglate Institute. Linduy. ...... Mr. and Miss Edwards. 0! Canning ton. spent Sunday It the Falls, tbs guests cf Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon ...... Mr. Mo- Ktnnon is attending the praabytry meet- ing. which meet} 3‘ ,‘YPPSI'Q'.°:._M . A INK. “UIUH luwvg uv n v--. ----- Fnuznxu. Sccxnflm.â€"Notwithstend ing thet we have here some eight trauma! societies, the LO.F. stiii leads with nearly seventy of a memberth‘p. . . .An organfz 5: cf the Select Knights has been here for some time past. and is likei to succeed mistartigg a legion of the or er hm. n, A. a--- _-I lawns-nu..- B. u. -â€"â€"-- â€" ___ firm. but we will venture to say that no industry was ovu- iccsted in this village which has distributed as much hard cssh (we understand over $130,000) in as short a time as this firm has dons sinus locating VV â€";;mTlâ€"n;'mcil;no?$ii var;- Hcht Ind abort air 0! one hone hob-lughu or tumor sud I good noo robo. Apply box «M, tau-u.- 3131-6 nos-1. 422. (12081. -1‘he shutting “$2“ the “991‘? Ian-mom! on WNWI I ‘ may men out wax-k. w um: um" hung! on also.“ the bouaht a lame quantity 0! rough w «my winter. boulde- the bulwood they mod for pulp. Ema Tu. â€"Tha Charon of Eng bud gnome bald their mall to; lab also; In womey 'a 31], which was u doc! ldcd 38006.? . an... I -# _LLL- L-..- lam-r. Cum TO Sumâ€"A llttle be at the home of Mr. A. Sutherland G. '1‘. «meat. PaasoxAna-Mr. my Rabeon. ct Terence, ls spending hls holldeye undo: the parental roof ...... um Dore Dlekeon la spendlng e_ Land”? zl‘lhkhgr elite: l_J-. â€" Ms“ fiwfifi here. A; “giant" 9: mu! we 0 m “Ilsa” {331.1 [0 I). J. Jul“ I I “h. wuuuycâ€"vra AN'I‘ED.â€"To ox human 0 hono and a “win: muqhhm [or n um: um I‘m! that! uâ€"-â€"__ [Cormoondcuec oi Tn: Post} B sum-Amman. â€"‘1‘h c Methodist Son. (by school oi this ploca latch dhoiding hhe’lr comm Christmas entertainment on hmtmccn ht There wi he “too [or clidrch. “3‘s aiming spec! ihthc my of MW 5 frmafigqgéfi «:8 ”Hog? ”HS: 93!: £133 ti: Dec-put: ”of; or: on toi ”mfg “15¢ aficdegc do 33““? '33 “53:23:33?“ Sui}?! an 3833:“ $33.9“? death of Noni: Gniry. an old end re- ‘peczcd resident ct tnis community. Th young iedy left home ebanc two years ex: and since that time has resided in Embas- eer. She died use: 3 comparatively ehorc nine”. the cause (I he: emu beingen aoeoeee on the brain. Mr. Gait-{heath srarpathy of the entire oommun ty in his em omevemenr. {Correspondence 9! his Poem E3303 â€"In your last week’s lssne you made a mistake in the Lornevllle news in the personal mention. Instead of Hamil- ton the name should have been Hamill. Namâ€"Toe Eldon township conncll met In Reid's hall here on Monday ..... . Before this appears in print the Foresters ct this tillage will have had a basket scclal and entertainment on Wednesday, 18:12. for which they have engaged James Fox ...... It looks at resent as If we are about to lose our goo sleighing. '91-5 d98~26. EfififfiPiflNW Farmers’ Sons TRAYED.â€"-Frotp gho uprgminpg _o§ 6 Packs of CARDS FRBEI TR AYE D.â€"-Cnmo_int9 {he Rani-pup! WANTED. New Adverusemgnts- F. BROAD, usual! {4% ALBERT J SWETTS LORNEVULLE; BBTHAL:Y. fiat .185- 13533:; 'Tomnm in. uvm Ban: FRIDAY. mu “mmmw” m3. m umMo mm...” Wflll’l I118 flflilflrflfl Sllfllll lunch! “I m m nun. tint-cl.- U‘m Going Doc. “thud 25th Returning Doc 20 h, 1895. Going Dec “and Jmmwurnln‘ Jan. 2nd. 1896. nun. flrn- clan run-MI 0:.- m G- Inc Dec :mmuu: nnd toluene. to Jul. 1;; Renaming until Jul. m: 1896. Inu- ior man a sac recount... flwtc'n. 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Abom‘ Goods. . . “Merry Cifistma; andVEâ€"HaPPY New Are out again this season in new styles and in all the new Shoe shapes, right up to fiate, but with the same old “wear like tron” quality that has always characterized them, because they are honestly made of pure Rubber. Be sure you get Granby'S this year. Hogg Bros. Mm] ”MM“: Uta" dome. 31, “meow Fairw LIN 051 Gram Black ‘ with Hal Huskrat, Ox, Bla‘ “, Hut! and Aus1 HO" dl Ply