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Thti4:411 the Weather was somewhat
gliitagrehaule, .tbe literary was ' well
.4' attended on Friday night, the sehuot
richt hong tilled' ;Minuet to (lie (luurs,
The tevu competing Nasties, captained
by Nleesis. Thus .L+`•.Iwards and Juhu
3l' 0.11, were distinguished 1.1 their r«•.
sipeetive badges, Goodie of Mr Edwards'
side l,.t•itig„ it large white r.ohou with
f4'lu:a, whine Mr .ii ttiessnpporters
Ware rue Gutuu Jack. Haute side
was a tutted uuy hour laud fifteen
wiitutes, that 'of .ilr. Edwards being
tip•st t i tali@ tial platfnrua,and although
stisoral woo were expected to take
part failed to ai,tun i, an , excellent
prughaul ne %V48 'blur+,i, O)I1Sisthtig of
viu!in uy Porterdei•t Bron ; songs
&wJ 1ustruttiuut•4l. niu,iu by Misses U.
a,h.l 11 •au'1 .411 G P,rterfittld ; dialog.
Odd attd tibttleaux Fly SHV.eral uhat'artt rig
recitations by 0 Wightinan, 0 Sleek,
J ,41eGitl awl L i+;dwards, making e
total of 23 3 pieces. in 114r Rath's pros
gruuftne there watt music all the bag
pipes by Mr J Dingwall ; mouth
urs+in by Mr.A Hingstotl ; singing by
Misses Oinittfr•, Black, Anderson, Ro
laud, I,irtlefaer and £ a,Wteuce, and
Messrs l7.xlli.es and Eliugston ; violin
Inhale thv the ure.lestrn, comported of
M tris s Dttanl, 13irut,y, Anderson and.
I Eiu stuii ; Instrainentewl music by
Mose I.t.11y Ki. ke anti 1•Iiss Ida Stew
art; readings urlld i•ee tarions by J
Nig, J. T Biedl, Minnie Anderson, J
$nett loud •M 11 Harrison ; Dialogues
and tableaux by severtl anaraeters
`life pieces on this programme being
s.i. r!", the ihgtnher given and 'tinted to
31,. %Li•ss"a u WI to to ill, tf (* Stew
art, au 1 0 L bwre,uce were appoint •d
judges and decided in f,tv)r of Mt'
'LUo ficial Westing was a very imprea• H
sive one, during wJieh nin', persons,
uhi'lly yonug ates, professed eoitier-
sioo. Altogether between forty and
fifty periloifs were brought to ser their
ALSTED &SCOTT
ivst condition and n0Ctpt. Jesus as Josephine Street -
c.pr4r S °,1:',36
^, ua'hst of whelp have.
J. A. IIAl,s'rsn, J, W. score,
attired lu elveH 4 ilei t f. this oh' 3touult] Ferran. I,ietowel,
seine other ohureli That the good
wurk may nut be allotved to cease, it Deposits Received arid. Interest
is intended to hold a baud meeting in Allowed,
file Alluroll every, Sunday eyeuip,g anti
a
general prayer meeting on Wethleit.
clay evenings,—The stock of Alex,
Stewart, •f the 4th flue, was seized
fur back relit autl sold last t aturday
win$heet, Ont,
Money Advanee4 to Farmers and
Bulginess Men,
On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral sequrity. Sale notes bought
in Beigravo by James A.te idon, agent ata fair valuation. stoney remitted to all
p&rts of Cauae`1u at reasoin ble charges.
Fur Thus, Atcllisun,, owner 'of the Special Attention Given to Col -
farm on which Mr, Stewart has fur
the lust two veils keen resitting —We lecting Accounts and Notes.
understand P. L \Vide, of Brussels, • —
tried, in the interests of Mr. Stewart, or
in Canada—The Merchants' Dank
or Canada,
to st ,p the sate, but Jimmy was not
to be bluffed" in that way Gaud so he
went straight ahead until his demands
were satis.led.--Last Wednesday, 141x.
S. Irvine, of the 5th, wits united to
wedluek to Miss Jennie Ferguson, of
St. Helens Tile happy couple arrived
home of Thursday afternoon 'and at
onceentered upon the duties and
responsibilities of married life. The
Tiariss extends its gongragulations•
The bride is a sister os Mr. ll,ubert
Ferguson, tanner, of WitiThaui.—
Wednrnsdtay of • this week witnessed
the formation of ft life alliance be-
tween Fleury Johnson, of the 5th,
and Miss Gaulay, and also between
Mr.Iijtcharri VVightman, of Wawa -
nosh, and Miss (Jharlutte Johnston,.
si. t it of H Johnston previously mini
tioued. -1'n these young people also
the. '1'tHsti extends its hest wishes for
1
,,I
Rath's programdie by 101 points — i.a lou and fir.tspHrons voyager dew
Bias 13+1'th'a Gillai ic, of BIu"vdhi, I tee sureatu 01 illi 4I .•icier Wheeler,
11 as 1,e'•u v•sttiu.. ar, Mrs It' Harrison'sf who nus injured by on- .of his cattle
taus V. k.—xlr Iticuard �V'r {utlnttu
has returned frutif \.liclfigau.—lite
Office Howe—From 0.0., in. to 5 p. m.
A..
E. SMITH,
/wont.
WII\TGHA VI
RBLE. VORSt.
Taking a retrospect of my thirteen or fourteen
years bus(nessin Wingham, I desire most heartily to
tender my thanks to my friends`, and the public gen-
erally,for. the liberal patronage extended. to well'
the past.
I may also state that I am In a position to offer
bettor inducements than ever to those requiring
anything in the line of
Granite or Stone Monuments,
i IEADSTONE S, •
a few days ago, is again able to be
ubnil,t.—',Mlle Scher evening We Were.
stttte.ineift that lir John 0uutts had a shown every handsome quilte'contain
w, id bie and a dance was an error in lug 4240 pieces, the work on which
was done by Mrs. Baines, an old lady
living in Sunshine. The workman-
ship was of rhe finest quality and
• tall, cis -great credit upon Mrs, 13aines,
wli i has during the, past few Mouths
R
she has bean eWf I'd on It never
ceased to be it sefteter from a disease
which has at sillies kept her' aonfllued
to her bed. • •
print; is should have beau Nit. John
(3'tultes, jr, who lives on the 9th con-
cession.
• Teeswater.
- • MIr A G Stewart, of the \Tows, gave
' our t0, vhf a pleasant surprise by tinting
a pilgrimage t:, ldvtueo's :altar in caul
platy with Miss.S•trah Inglis, Of West
`'Vatvaniah with such excellent facil-
ittf's for acquainting oar people of
y
14q";tPiiMF the omitted hi/. pcbtislr
- the 0001e.,•, ,•11UW.eve)', he has given u$
his solemn pledge never to repeat the
, offence and we freely, forgive him.
y
Tue. napp event took place lit the
residence of the bride's father, and
was witnessed by a large number. 'of
sAtk+- friends and relatives of the bride and
ler groom. We joie them fa wishing Mr
,d Are ,;,swat a lung and happy
married life..—A sad drowning acci-
dent occurred this moruing,4th March
tat Westfurd, 19 concession of Cnlross.
Two young men, Messrs Henry
Hetherington and John Murry, were
engaged in getting out ice oIl a sma 1
lake. They. had just loaded a sleigh
and returning from the place of load-
ing to the s -pot where they wore then
engaged in cutting they . waled by
accident over the place from, which
ice had been taken on Saturday, now
} frozen over and snow coveted. When
well on the dangerous ice it gave away
and both young Often sank in the lake.
FARIVIS FOR S•AL] .
iew ^ Jevieiry , Store - I�ingha�
W. H. WALLACE I
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Ca
•
Has just Opened out a large new stock or
re
q 900 1• wane,
yy�'� Ger' v)1,'
CneC''oAc
k
Iii the store ono door south of the Post Office, and is prepared to ;,;;re
great bargains in special lines of LADIES' (OLD WA:TCti 1!; •,
UENTLEMI:N'S GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, CLOCK.,
EYEGLASSES and SPECTACLES.
REPAIRING and NEW WORs:
—Dune on the shortest notice, and all work guaranteed.—
• WINDOW SILL$,
STONE TI1I11I2J.IGS,
FOR FENCING, to
t would be pleased to have those desirous of pro-
curing any articles, in my line to call and examine
goods, compare prices and leave their orders, so that
the goods may Qdeured and prepared early in the
season, You can select from the latest designs and
obtain the finest workmanship et the most favorable
prices. Most respectfully, yours,
WM. SMYTH,
iVii.gham, Ont.
1 have n ',Umber of farms for sale in different
parts of; Ontario, As yell aro aware, farms Were
never s cheap in this province as at the present
tine, and it you want a farm l would recommend
you to buy now. If your means are limited I rani
sell yon a fare} on a small cash payment. giving you
plenty of time to pay balance of purchase mtonev at
a low rate of interest, thus enabling you to acquire
a home of your own most easily.
If you have means and do not tegniru credit I eau
give von as good Laine for your money as you can
get elsewhere.
I will gladly send you description of farms for solo
to any locality on hearing from you.
JOHN J. PATTON',
84 King street east, Toronto,
76plfast.
;4]r H.Rutlserford and Son have solcl
their block of Sine to Mr W Stuart, of
Luckuow, formerly of Dungannon.
The sum received was a handsome one.
Mr Stuart h,is bought the plaining
Mill of the late John Stuart. EIe in-
tends to run. business this sulntner on
a large scale. It is the talk that Mr
Stuart itft&tnds to move the machinery
belonging to, the saw mill in Diinganu-
on to Lucksiow, which also will add
to that plane.—It is our sad duty to
announne this week the death of Mr T
Woods, of the 10th concession of • Wa-
wanosh, which took place Prid,iy of
last week. .Ha Was 111 for some two
months or more, yet his end was un -
looked for till within the last fe lv days.
His remains were brought to Hougatt
don cemetery, the procession being the
largest witnessed here for rn.thly years
Death at this time has caused a bbtilk
which eternity alone can fill. Itis
friends have the syallpathy of the colt -
mark at large irk their sad bereave.
snout.
Farm for Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale Lot 18, Concession
B,Howick and 6,aores off the east end of Lot 19,
snaking 106 acres There are between 80 and 90
sores pleared and in a good state of eultivatlon • On
rho premises are good bank barn, two frame houses,
and good outbuildings. Situated about tour miles
from Wroxete • " !_or particulars apply to
CROCKET WILLITS,
Wroxeter P. 0
AMBLER 8,T. CO.,
House and Lot f'or Sale.
The subscriber offers for stile his house and Lot on
the corner of Patrick and C ttharhio streets, Wing-
ham—tho finest loci.tion in towel.' The house is a
large MAY cottage, containing stn rooms; good cellar,
well etc. Also two good lmiklin 'lots containing;
ono -fifth of an acro each, Will Mr sold on easy terms.
For full particulars apply to the proprietor.
R0$1MtJ D. YOUNG;
Morris.
A replrt was circulated last Taos-
day eve ling than Mrs, fiaxtsn, of the
8th line, had died va1y. suddenly
We are pleasel to state that the
raport'was incorrect. Tit nigh Mrs.
'Iia;Au was surf lftnly taken very 1111
and for s.minim I her life was des-
paired of, she is now on a fair Wail t
recovery, ribs 'evtyal meetings a
�y7yulishiue clu4.41. lust Friday (Netting.
Farm for Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale his farm, being east
half Lot 22, Con. 10, Turnborry, coutainiu, ,O acres,
more or less. There gine seven acres in full wheat
and all the land cleared is seeded down. On the
promises is a good frame barn and a log house, and
a gond yOung orchard. The farm is splendidly lo-
cated, being only three miles from the flourishing
town of Wingham t'or further particulars, apply
to ANDREW MITCHELL, near this farm, Wing -
ham Post Oelice, or to the proprietor,
WM MITCHELL
GrPudln, Cass uo., .North Dakota,
(SUCCESSORS TO 1'. A. BILLINGSLEY,)
HARNESS , MAKERS.
ria. An in peotion of Goods and comparison of Prices invitt+f'
Goods ft for repair with Mr. R. R. Vanstone will be given ot,t,
i p LA WALLACE,
Wingham, Ont.
have on hand a Large stook of
HORSE BLANKETS,
CU111tYC0t1BS,
BILUSIIES,
WHIPS,
THUNS$,
VALISES etc.,
Which will be sold at bettopi. prices.
RARENESS, double or single, madeto order on
short notice', and satisfaoution guaranteed.
,)41491
4)OE8 CURE
U CONSUMPTION
Co' its First Stages..
Palatable as Milk.
1#a sure you get the genuine in Saluron
color wrapper; sold by all bruggis,s, at
goc, SCOTT & BOWND, 13ellevflle.
,GTA calk solicited.
Sp,OP—Opposite the Banir of Iiantilton.
AMBLER 6e C0.•
Wingham,'Feb. lith, 1890.
WING HAM
`a N EY I
S®3.e,
BEST BRANDS, 9,,
Harness,
anti Upper
L 'R A. 'T HER
ALWAYS ON HAND.
rlanufacturers would do well to examine
stock and compare prices.
Ladies' & Gents' arising Gloves,
In Dog, Coon and Astrae'`au, made to
order. Also
ti0 re
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CC3 0 ce
or on
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te la CD
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511 CD 0
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En 40.
a ren F+ 1,
cintyre
desire to 'say in addition to what they bad to say last week.
about their
PIO, TEAS
Lately put into stock, that any of our customers.
getting TEAS from us, who are not perfectly
satisfied with thele, after a fair trial, can have
their n1o41ey back by returning the Tea.
171
Strong Workingmen's Gloves,
In Deer, Goat, Calf and, Sheepskin.
Highest price paid for Furs, Hides,
Sheepskins and 'Wool.
W. J. CHAPMAN.
WEST HURON
VY1LLIW. MLS,
WINGi3AIVI, ONT.
INGLIS&Q,1Qt,
have these thins hi full operation, and oto in a posi-
tion to do custom work of all kinds onshort bottoo,
'WOOD AND WOAD;; WANTED;,
Id e:tohabge tor goods of austem.wori1.
STOC151I,'G YAit9TS, eto„ cheap,
1301,16
Wingbaut, iroh. rith tSu,i,
CANPD1k SPRUIG. SUITI.NGS
are showing very S ;?LiSii, D i'SIQNS:.., and.. SPLEN OLD ,
VALUES, and- we guarantee'satisfaction in FIT and WORE- .
MANSHI ? in 'every„ shit dye make- up. r late at,
once, before the. ;goods are picked over, ur,
the spring rush sets in, fur WO can ,
•Lli1 1,tpt4er for fie 'n{itY,
ulaetri flier]. '
Please do not forget to bee our .
New Prints awl 4New '
GO
and nhe other attractions of our spring arrivals.
Good;
DON 8z Mc1TYR E:
The Brown Anclto:y',
DUFFIELD O.,
give all chaser a chance to invest their means to the best advantage in
Co , PARLOR, BOX AND COOK STOVES ;. FIIRN ACES A ;s•1
` •A.IiP.ES, TINWARE, Sze., &c.; LAMPS, LAMP UOvlli
CUTLERY AND WOODEN V4 ABB.
Anlericat and Canadian Coal O.il, wholesale Anel )'atail. 1i sivt ti:'
lug a aspecialty,. 11csp<tiring ncs,tly and promptly 'dune, ])ext t 1atn.t„
any mistake but call and inspect;, our stuck and gut, Our hetes+,
D UP •s►° I ; Ss SON,
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TCNE. BLUCI, WING