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~.aL~m~:g15o FIE ANNVK, OUR TOWN AND OOUNTY MIRT: ,THB WORLD ÂPTERWkRDS. M. A JAMES EnrioR ANTt PTjnTWV~D -j f4 EW ~SERIESJ BOWMÂNVILLE ONTARIO, WEDNESDÂY, JANTJARY 27, 1892. VOLUME XXXVIII, NUMBEB 4 ÇnTOOK( S8AIj:E Y Before taking stock SURP!RISE Wa' YOU want your Cottons, Linons, Flan nels always sweet, dlean, snowy white? YOU -want "the wash"' clone the easiest. the dlean- est, the quickest. the cheap- NEWOASJLB. Mr'. W. Hayes sold a Yorkshire hog thjs week that weighed nearly ý600 Ibs. ... t. W. Bro. John Rosa Robertson, G. M.L of Canada, wili visit Newcastle Lodge Monday evening Feb. 8, lecture at 7 p. .The barns on the, Robert Bed- eod hcmestead near Oeaca, owned by Mrsil Beainan, o! Newcastle, were burned Moiiday night 18th, James Fallis, ten- a'nt, was visiting in South Monaglian. His agricu1tural implernents and a quant- ity &f hay were in the buildings. Losti betvueen $600 and $800. Snpposed to be .Bw HAVYEN. Good sleighing here .... Miss Sarahi L. Oke ie visiting ber brother Walter in Port Perry, who ia indisposed .... The fantilies of P. O. Short and Eli Osborne who were visited with a severe attack of diphtheria are recovering... .Mr. and Mra. Jno. Heard, of Salem,spent Snnday bore with their daughter, Mis, Jais.Bella- my... . School section No, 2 school bouse bas bad Borne much needed repairs.-. Mr. and Mrs. T. VanCamp and son Roy visited relat 'ives in Cartwright .stwek *. ... Miss Isabella Hoit, of Pickering, has been visiting relatives here. . . .Miss ~SOLI2VA. Miss Nancy Williams bas been vieiting in Bowmanville .. .. Mr. Wm, Westlake and wife and famnily are living- in Bow- manville for a whilE,.... The family of Mr. Alfred Hogarth are recovering froin thle diphtheria. . .. Messrs. Arthr:r and Mascus Paseoe have recovered fromn the recent attack of diphtheria but the form- er hans an attack of the quiay .. .. Loran Pascoe yauflgest son of Mr. Thomas Pas- coe, councillor, died on Thursday last af- ter being in poor hoalth about two months. Two weeks beforehle, dled ho i M. A JAMES EDITOR AND P.ROPRIILTDR. Voiiumic XXXVIII. NUMBER ý,j ev A KIN O'ý