Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 25, 1878, Winnipeg, Manitoba Business announcement with a View of bettor accommodating a Large number of Tho patrons of the free press we Havo opened a Branch office and counting room under charge of our or Macgregor in the building immediately North Orth Polo Fllch. Kenny Luxton. Fro press office july 6th, 1877. Fri Day Jan. 25, 1878. Jot the of partnership. Ceo. Clements has taken into his merchant tailoring business or. Daniel Campbell As partner and henceforth the business will to carried on under the name style and firm of Clements Campbell. In another column appears an advertise ment calling for tenders for ties to be distributed along the Pembina Branch of the c. R., Between Winnipeg and Pem Bina. This is certainly a hopeful Indica Tion. My an Ottawa correspondent of a Toronto paper says that among other practical legis lation to to introduced to the consideration of parliament at its ensuing session will be important measures regarding the improve ment and development of the North West territories among which will probably be a Homestead Law and one providing for the building of colonization railways. The War crisis. Since the first outbreak of hostilities be tween Russia and Turkey the Prospect of England becoming involved in the struggle was never so imminent As at the present moment. The russians have apparently delayed coming Down with their peace conditions until they had pushed on so far As to have the Dardanelles the Straits which Lead to the sen of Marmora almost within their ambitious grasp. By throwing up a few batteries on the european Shore and laying Down a Chain of torpedoes even without the Possession of Gallipoli it might thereafter to possible to prevent the eng Lish Fleet from proceeding to Constantino ple. Tho British government Are clearly determined not to allow Russia to gain such a Vantage ground from which to dictate terms to Europe and thug it appears Proba ble that a collision May be precipitated by that instinct of self preservation which is declared to to the first Law of Tho Landing of marines and seamen from the Fleet together with a few guns May Onn Blo the Advance guard of the invaders to be checked at the base of the Peninsula upon which Gallipoli is situate pending the arrival of the troops which would be promptly forwarded from Malta and Gibraltar who timely knowledge of peace conditions that would be satisfactory to the British govern ment May Avert action that would necessarily be followed by a declaration of War but it is very certain that unless the Russi an Advance is stopped some distance Short of the Dardanelles England is bound to occupy Lia Lipoli and perhaps Constantino ple. Sleeting at Pembina Mountain. A meeting was held Here on the 16th inst., for Tho purpose of protesting against what was proposed to be formed into a school District at a meeting held on the inst. Or. E. Burn Ell was called to the chair and or. John George acted As Secretary. The proceedings of the meeting were As on motion of or. J. F. Galbraith and seconded by or. A. Moore j. P., it was resolved to Forward the following to the superintendent of protestant whereas the people of township 5. Range g West have decided to form their township into a school District with the school House at or near the Centre thereof and whereas at a meeting held on the 15th inst., it was decided by a Small majority to erect parts of townships 3 and 4, Range 5 and g West into a school District having the North East Corner of the South East Quarter of Section 10, to. 4, Range 6 West for a Centre and thereby depriving parts of town ship 4, in Range g West of school privileges altogether and whereas nothing is gained either in increased numbers of school Chil Dren or ratepayers by such partition of townships but on the other hand an injustice is done to several settlers located be tween the two said districts therefore be it resolved that we the people of the North half of township 4, Range 6 West in meet ing assembled solemnly protest against such said partition of townships As unfair to a Large minority and believe that a school District consisting of township 4, Range 6 West in its entirety and thereby abutting on the proposed school District of township 5, would be More in accordance i Ali Justice and fair play. On motion the Secretary was instructed to Send a copy of the minutes of this meet ing to the superintendent of protestant schools for his consideration and to the rum and Standard newspapers for publication. Clements Campbell beg to announce that they have opened no la Tolme y s store opposite the court House a first class Stock of 3e3to-, which they guarantee to make up in a real fashionable style ind at prices which defy Competition. Note Tho court House and under Thibaudeau s Law office. Clements Campbell Al Tom Sale Good sound mixed cordwood also just arrived from Lake Winnipeg prime and fresh White fish together with a Quantity of rabbits and cranberries. I Zadwick co., Schultz s warehouse Wator and notre Damo streets main Street. Low prices. Cash terms. Glom to dwelling House on first Street opposite to Lander s bakery. Rent moderate apply to k. Mckenzie Scott Street. H building 0ts on Margaret Street near the Market Square. I a Paril Culuris apply at the free a kiss Branch Oil new on port Ajo Avon near Corner main Street. A i m St Hiss stand for of grocery or feed store. There Aro five Pood rooms up stairs which arc suitable Lor offices or private rooms. Store and rooms fan be leased separate a or particulars apply to . Uarl Luthers. I persons having accounts against the late Charles g. Morris will please Render them to the undersigned before Tho Isth inst. David Young i1-i chairman of committee. M of a to loan on first mortgage to Security real estate. Or w. Ii. Ross. Get your chimneys stove pipes etc., cleaned. In Avard Blank can do the Job up Cloais Anil with . Lie Enn lie 1 on nil on Alexander Street East 1 Oll Ihui this or by audrus blog p. O. Box 83, i m i Jot Wjk. Having purchased n steam ___-11 i. _ i. 1 _ i. F i a. Bovre. Robert j30wden. Jan. 21st, 1878. J22m oots and shoes. Fall and Winter Stock Dodd co have now on hand a most extensive and care fully selected Stock of fall and Winter goods comprising every variety of i o o 19 3 cd a boots and shoes rubbers Felt overshoes snowshoes Plain and fancy moccasins. Also something entirely new and Viz the Manitoba foxed with rubber sole specially got up and admirably adapted for this climate. Ladies Box toe and Cork sole boots Button and lace All of the finest Quality and at moderate prices. In ordering this Stock the requirements of traders and country storekeepers were duly considered and they Are cordially invited to Call examine and Price our goods. No trouble to show them. Country orders promptly and care fully attended to. Employed and custom first class workmen work a specially. Remember the store opposite the Telegraph office main Street Winnipeg. 9 f 3 cd 3 1 a i p 3 a 3 0 d i a a co i 3. P o to 3 o cd o o n new Blacksmith s shop on Market Street opposite City Hall to be known As the Winnipeg horse shoeing shop tills now establishment will to conducted by Mcnabb Johnston Dodd co. A. E. Euth co., Ueal Hus in sew inc machines knitting. Machines main Street Winnipeg. A full and Complete of Tho above goods now in and for Sale no Bottom figures and on Liberal terms. Two comfortable bedrooms up stairs and a not room on the ground floor new d comfortable. Apply to a. Ruth. Mini Vee City Deug store. Trott St. Melville members Ontario College Mckenney s Block main Street. Toilet soaps. Jubin a surge s go Accrino Honor Brown Windsor Pimm Misc Oatmeal carbolic Silver Barber s Favori to. Genuine yank co tar. Perfumes. Dubine atkinsons fivers Eagono Rimmels Princess Lavender Florida water Cologne no. 4, Wicker Cut Glass genuine John inn Maria Farina. A full Stock of Patent Ici nos we have Mado Tho jobbing Trado a specially ind arc prepared to offer to dealers and traders or goods at prices lower than Over sold in Tho province try us i remember Tho sign of the Golden mortar 3 doors North of Mckinney s co Inep u3m who have had Large experience. Or. A. T. Me numb has been in the employ o or. T. Lusted for the Post three years and 1 Well known is a Workman. Or. W. Johnston is irtely from Ontario where he enjoyed a reputation As a Mechanic. Tho Winnipeg horse shoeing shop will tur out work second to no other establishment in the North West. General jobbing attended to. Repairing executed with neatness and Dis Patch. All orders promptly attended to. Only charge living Prinos. D27m Mcnabb Johnson. Lovers of Fife ast will be pleased to know that Duffin has formed a partnership with w. Ca.swbm., late of Minnesota whose skill As a it Oto Grahor has made his name a household word throughout the civilized world. Or. Cas Ellwill Tako charge of the operating department. Give him a Call nl2m s1 it. John s College ladies school. Boarders should Como into residence on Mon Day Jui uary 28th. Day scholars should be at Tho College at 9 . On tuesday january 29th. Board of governors. President Tho most Rev. The metropolitan 01 Rupert s land. Vice president the Rev. Henry a Hon. Sce y. Of. M. S. Elk Tab i1y St. John s Council. The Hon. Tho chief Justice of Manitoba. Tho Rev. Canon o Mcara m.a., pro lessor o. Exec Etoal theology St. John s College. The Hon. J. Norquay m.p.p., minister o Public works. The Hon. C. Inkster High sheriff of Manitoba Tho Hon. A. G. Jac Lucs . 8. L. Bedson esq., j.p., governor of Manitoba Penitentiary. Elected by the c. M. S. Finance committee yen. Archdeacon Cowley b.d., pro locator o provincial Synod. J. A. Gra Haine esq., chief commissioner o Hon. Hudson s Bay company. Tho Rev. Canon or Soale b.d., professor o systematic theology in St. John s College. The Rev. Young b.a., incumbent of at Andrew s. G. B. Spencer esq., collector of customs Manitoba. Rev. O. Fortin b.a., Rector of holy Trinity Winnipeg. Secretary the Rev. Canon Grisdale. Assistant Sec. Aud chaplain the Rev. S. P Matheson. Principal miss Hart Davies. Assistant miss Hutchins. In residence. Matron mrs. Moore. Staff of teachers. English French music and class vocal Musi Hart Davies and miss Hutchins. English classical Bishop of re Perl s land. French Rev. 0. Fortin. English Rev. Canon o Moara latin and religious Rev. S p. Mattheson. Hurt Davies. Drawing paint nor vocal music end Mathe Matics will to taught when classes Are formed. There Are two terms in the year each consist ing of 20 weeks. The Christmas term begins 01 the 1st Angus and ends on the 17th december Tho Midsummer term begins this year on the 28th january and ends on the 16th Juno by afterwards it will begin on the 15th january am end on the 3rd june. The charges per term arc 00 in All its branches and arithmetic. 10 00 preparatory class in English. 7 50 music. 1 250 singing.1000 class singing no charge drawing and painting. 10 00 French. 5 00 German 1000 dinner for Day scholars per 1 2-r a circular with Fuller information maj be re celled on applying to the Rev. S. Matheson St John s College or miss Hart Davies St. An Drew s 2h8-270 i 8 7 a the four quarterly reviews and Blackwood s Magazine. The Leonard Scott publishing co 41 Barclay St., new York continue their authorized reprints of the Edinburgh review the Westminster review the London quarterly review the British quarterly review evangelical and Blackwood s Edinburgh Magazine these reprints Are net selections Thoj give the originals in full and at about one thin the Price of the English editions. The latest advances and discoveries in the Art and sciences he Rechul additions to knowledge in every department of literature and All the new publications As they Issue from the press Are fully reported and discussed in the pages o these periodicals in language at once Clear for Cable and comprehensive. The articles Are commonly More condensed and full of matter thai the average books of the period. Terms for 1878 including postage payable strictly in Advance. For anyone reviews a 00 per Ai for any two reviews 7 00 for any three reviews 10 00 for All four reviews 12 00 for Blackwood s Magazine 4 00 for Blackwood and one review 7 00 for Blackwood and two reviews 10 00 for Blackwood and three reviews. .13 00 for Blackwood and the four hevlews.15 00 clubs. A discount of Twenty per cent will be allowed to clubs of four or More persons. Thus four copies of Blackwood or of one review will to sent to one address for four copies of the four reviews and Blackwood for and so on. To clubs often or More in addition to the above discount a copy Gratis will be allowed to the new subscribers applying Early for the Yea 1878 May have without charge the numbers for the last Quarter of 1877 of such periodicals As Thoj May subscribe for. Or instead new subscribers to any two three or four of the above periodicals May have one o the four reviews for 1877 subscribers to Al five May have two of the four reviews or one Sot of Blackwood s Magazine for 1877. Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount to clubs can be allowed unless the Money is remitted direct to the publishers. No premiums Given to clubs. To secure premiums it will be necessary to make Early application As the Stock available for that purpose is limited. The Leonard Scott publishing co., 41 Barclay St. New York. Dancing skate 3.877-8. Trio he som now fairly opened you i run Follic finest Quality Ami Al in Vest possible prices at the following specialities have Insl arrived per sex dancing skating ladles Jolly slippers. While and coloured Katin Hoot. Kii Naroo kid shoes. Ladles leather boots. H Jal Leod hoots Conten Nia Toos. Cloth laced or Button hoots. Sleich inc dancing skating Orfo Tok lion. Porpoise hide Sleigh ing walking a Civ Felt lined Al orig. Leather Czar galls Sloe Hall hoots o. H. Cloth Lin ladles kid Hillot de hoots. Snow ileum ing Over leather cloth or Pru Nella hoots shoes or slippers. Geti Artst Novelty out sklit5ir soft impervious to Snow and warmer than anything Ever in this the window und address main St., two doors North of Telegraph office. See some of our Stock taking prices. To f f of 11 Yards Dundas Cotton 10 36 Inch White Cotton. I Wincey 12 towels. 12 Yards fast color print. 30 can be had at Pearson main Street.1 oo., 1mpokteiis of dry a a lbs having completed their and Slock Are up Pard to Oller special inducement1-, in winces dress goods blankets tweeds underclothing Etc we invite attention to our Lino of expected daily from s Landing tick casks Dauk an mourning prints which will be olt Rcd Cut Vinu in Low i Givus. Ciesick Fah mix i a r Cash Cash Foh Oats at a. G. Wholesale and St Root grocer newspaper ;