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Pure Drugs and eiz' emieats
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BELL ; TELLEIIONE CENTRAL
OFFICE.
a'rOninif and GRAND TBUNK TOWN TICKET
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FRID&Y. MARCH 28, ;890.
Miss Annie Willard,ef Smith's Hill,
is visiting friends in town this week.
—Commencing to look like est:unser
again. We see the buys "pla3 lug
t atoh" on the square.—Mr George
Xing has returned to town, after. a
'couple of weeks' absence.—Afr T A
Bruce, of Clinton, paid bin weekly
visit to town on Monday —George
Stephen, of Harlock, was in town this
ee .—Thos .Nicholson, of Auburn. A:
was in town this week.—N1 r Sperling,
of Wingharn, was in our midst this
week.—igr Geo Powell returned from
Listowel and Brussels, where he re-
ceived large orders for their famous
sugar cured meats. ---Mr. J. Lesham,
of Londesborol was in town on Wed
• neiday--Mr. T. Dell, of Londesboro,
was in town this week.—.3. A. Mc-
Millan, of London, was in town this
weeic.—Ourlittle town was turned
into a prize ring last week there being
s,• no Jess thnn five fights in one
• Clap— Mr F.Afetcalfe has returned
liome from Clinton, having got tbe
bank'rlipt stock of C Dickson, of that
place.—T Hoggs, of •Alma was in,
' town this week.—The usual services
were held in Trinity Church on Wed-
nesday evening:L4qe T Richardson,
of Seefortb, was in town last
Mr It Walls, of Hamilton, was in
town thiS weelt,—J I) Fisher, of
•Aubern, arriv.d.in town on Tuesday.
G•Axton of Toronto, was in
town this wisels,--Illiss Agnes Babb
is visiting friends and relatives in
Mitchell this week. ---Mr, and Mrs.
Ramsay, of Westfield, were in our
midst this Week.—Mt. Wm. Clelland,
of Bay City,i‘lich, has returned home.
favor- of 11111301410neee,Oltr Metho,
.,..
fist friendf have fairly commoneed ri,
work On then% now church. The$ in. . ,, ...• •
bfultiing.—Viefora Scott Brea, of.
tend erecting' a good, sabOantial mAKE spit'
forth, pat all Organ in the Presbyterian . .-
church iaqt week. If one of 140.1 Ar„
04'S make, and it a fine inotravent
the Stratford anizee Jest
week the Stratford .fiere?ti recovered
ft verdict for SOO slut cWita AVM the
Striktford Mu* far libel.
summit—In Othods. on the UP hut, tile MN et
0 tiarrett 1 a SOU. •
Atte}#104-4n Winghntn, on the saw inst, the wile
1142 000 Campbell daughter.
maititorzo.
cu!—Fos—At Monteith, Manitoba, ti the
12tit frisk by the Bey Mr Wilson, Vr John II Schad,
to Miss Sadie Vorbes, •eldest, dimwitted of Mr Itebt
Forbes, ail of Monteith.
Dortima—Foitinci—At the stone time and place, by
theefme, Mr Wm Davis Dunbar, of Eloping*, to Miss
Matilda A retina, youngest daughter Of tdr Reid
Forbes, of Monteith.
StagY.—Knietir...--At the residence of the bride's
father, township of Morris, on the Illth inst. by Ray
D Forrest, Mr WiillatuStampt of Madette,
to Miss Jennie, eldest daughter of Mr David Knight.
Woong,—Rwaint—By the Bev 11 Berry of Mild.
way on March SUi1890, la the realdenee Of the
bride's brother, Mr I1Chert Woods, of Carrick, Co
Brune, to Miss Thee= divers, of Turnhurry,
nnuo.
ibults.—In Morris, tho 21st infit, las, 8, San
1 Mr Robt gillon, aged IS Yparkh Meliths. and 28
dal%
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WINGRAM IVIA.RXETS.
memo:titan, March Et, 1800.
°erected 1,y P. Deans, Produce Dealer,
lemur per 100 the, • 8 828 to 220
rail Wheat per bushel, . • 0 75 to 0 80
Spring "
oats. , • 0 75 to 0 80
25 to 26
.
1 attu:t sti tub • • 12 to 16
3002 to 85
Potatoes, - 80 to SS
do Moils,
Eggs per dosen. 12 to 12
so to fo
Wood per cord, 1 25 to 1 80
flay por ton,
•Turkeys per lb., 5 00 to 6 00
07 tc 08
Jeese " 05 to 06
ckde ,• 06 to 07
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ie n4, " . 06 to C6
Salem
regret to announce the extend -
e3 indisposition of Mr Robert Harris,
',who load hada severe attack of inflame -
tion, midis still in a very bad state.
We trust he tuaV soon be restored in
health to his wife and young •family
sled he enabled to renew his engage.
merit as Precentor in the 'Co g
tensest Church at Turnberry. —On
Tuesday evening last, a pleasant
•Tsunion was held at the reeidence' of
Gentinill. About 70 or 80
•• ocepted an invitation to be present
eninwas spent in a very,
TOWN PROPERTY
For Sale.
The undersighed offers forsalo three valuable park
lots on the east side of John street, Leta 80, 81 and
75, containing lo ores, with good buildings, first,
clam, orchard to. This property, situated in 0$wor
Wingham, he sold on easy terms to suit pur-
chaser,. f 51,200. For further particulars apply to
JAS McCLEs-1:0 AN,
lono,,,mmen p. o.
FARM TO RENT.
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The undersigned wishes to rent his frirm,being the
Routh halves of lots Nog. 28 and 24, let concession
Morris rowngitip. The farm . consists of 100 acres,
()veva) of which are desintl: The farm is well.
fenced and in good condition. ' It Is well adapted fOr
dairying or grain, but especially dairying It iv
about two miles from the Mluoyale Cheese Factory.
There are fifteen acres in Fall Wheat The stubble 1
land was nearly all ploughed in the fall,. There dre
a good 4026d feet barn, stone stabling and sheds for
implements, The idwelling house is 28220, well ,
finished inside and Ott thrith .a, good wood shed at- 1
can also rent it quantity of implemenis—binder,
reaper, mower, rake and ploughs, For terms apply
to
boiled. I will lease for One or n term of years, and. , ea ivE4 ow, 0
R. A. on,tuaa, .
Wingitam, Ont.
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II ft i
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Holstein Bull • for • :Sale.
are ail taiga's,
. BLUEVALE QHIEF,
No, 14491, bred and owned by. James.Elliot, Blue -
vale, Oat, °aired February 16th, DM. Sire, Crown
Imperial, 7849; dam, Titania, No, 5167, Bluevale
Chief bag been accepted for registry in the sixth
volume of the liolsteln.Preslan Ilerd Book, and
numbered as above. Stock for vale,
and SUGAR.,
BANANAS, RIPE TOMATOES,
Etc., at the
" EOLIPSE,':, •
JOHN KERIL.
Wingham, March 20.,'90.
Dressmaking Announcement
Mims !Kum k Mckenzie
Navelalten possession ofstore o sit
PP° the
Bank on Josephine street, next deOr to Mr
Yields' butcher shop, where they intend
earning on a tIrst.class
Dress and
Mantle -making
Establishment.
rders promptly attended to. Satisfaction
teed.
Seeds!
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• has just opened up 0,,•
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erierai Provis.ion td Groccry Store.
nearly opposite the Market.
The stock consists of
Sugars, 'eas, Tobaccos, Spices, Raisens, Currants,
.Datts, ri.gs and Pruxtes.
CANNED GOODS OF AIX KINDS Fruit, Peas, C rn, Salmon,
Corned Beef and Sardines.
All kinds of Biboults, Dried Meats, Fish, Butter, Eggs and Liverpool
St14. A. full assortment of
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
in sets or separate.
0
Butter, Eggs, Dried Meat, etc„ taken In exchange, As -are
buy for C t WO a.re aole to sell at tbe cheapest rates. By „
callincr nd inspecting ()Irgoods you will oblige
-
guaran. 1
Mart
!!!
JAMES ELLIOT,
Bluevale, Got.
Notice of
DIM TION of PA
ERSHIP.
Notice is her ,..y given t the partnership lately
subsisting hew n7Jo Atnbter anti 11'11111Si* •-k.
Billingsley. of 5 •\ n of Windham, under the
firm of Ambler et was dISSO1Yed on the Sth day
of March, 1690.1 ,m1 consent. The business of
harness winkle, - etc, wi be carried en at the sans
stand for the tura by the rid Join! Ambler solely,
on bisown• •oo Ant, and the id Mtn n b is
. ,tteottlipla to settle all debts 41 to atulA blyit:aid
Da ci ith March, WO,
70'. A. Mil, TVISLEY,
ATEEW AMBLER, 1 JOHN AM Ell,
5:. FAR1VIS FOR SALE.
..., . ......._
I have a nu-t,bor of farms for sale in different
, parts of Ontario, As you are aware, farms were
never a cheap in this province as 5 he h77n,t
e, andif you want a farm I would recommend
You to huy nom If your MUMS are limited I eau
sell yon a farm on a small citih paYinent, giving you
plenty of time to pay halanca of purchase me at
a low kna of mte Ma thus Fr 11 b 3
a ins of your own most eatitf. ciliary
TiMI itcreirne Aaa and do not te re credit I atm
own you qt, goOd talUe for yo money as ' ki tem
let elgewhere-• '
.1 Will gladly send y ,,, 40ription of faints or sale
in any locality o 1 funrin .rom you.
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St /0 .. et ens donto.
-------0• toanner.—To.morrow tergsP
!the 24t,il fast, a meethig
:t6 bysistAbt tios Congregational
0 itrat,!srry, for the purpose of
'taking intdZensideration proposals for
•its restoration?" The church in Two,
tion. (wnicti was built about 27 years
since and iq w ,11 attended, sander the
pastorate of the Bev G Tottee;)
has for tome time shown evidoiloQ tf
• the ravages of time. and we trait the
needed refeeirs wilt frbe met by a liberal
• response and optive co•operation by
$tsirequentersLinlfriends.
'`BInevale•
The soft warm weather and rain
• for the lust falv days. has made the
• reads in, eit millith8C impassable condi-
., tion, end •pverynndy wiehing 'for
sinting.—We are 'losing some -of bur
• population Ma IR week IVIre,Chas.Waltiss
Joy, and family are.moving -near
I3ayfield, and John Walmsiey and fain-
ily err :the •4 inciting sty/v.—Messrs
Doff .it Stotart are sawing maple and
•&tipping to Litv..8rpoot.—Our literary
wiety had a Nil hone last Wednes-
• Airevening, when thi debate came off
•;,,lbjeet —"Resolved that Annekation '
tn•the Htatee wonici benefit
;Aprota rly on the speakers
4,rotied,
-2\had given the subject
At 4014 1 Pay. In foot, the .
4 credit te a Mere
t Mr Sas. Timmins,
tetpecitlb, made -an excellent Spetleh
Elertnu a Elottled.
"Tett must go to Bermuda. 11
ion ao not Irmi not be responsi.
&de for the consequences." 44 lint,
doctors I esuk afford _neither the
time tor the money." "Moll, if
that is impossible, try
CO
or PURE NORWECIAN
• COD zarvErt oiz.
•tau it ittritinda Sots
tOod, nod many cases of
CO H eUIVIPTION51
Bronchitis, Cough'
or,Socrore COM
boyfe efTftElif with ilk Mid. Lb& •
adtohttbre that the' mast sensk
nib summon eon take -Jot. Another '
thing Which rommends It is the
sUMulatto* properties tit the Ilyo•
phosehites which. It- contains.
*712will flitd it roe sole est your
**lot's, In tabloid wrapper. Ile
I'*-) tea /Mr the Kerialtie."
01! nows-A.ArtirtIlla.
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DO YOU WANT TO
BUY" YOUR SEEDS
AS CHEAP
If so,
read T. A. MILLS' posters
every morning.
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Wingham, Mar:h 21, 1800.
MIMI MEM I
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11
Route Bills
• , von sie,AsoN Ol
you mint Neat, Showy hill, will Mit together
asd atipaotirettaliPtayeed: nn «odd paper or card;
Vend -per indef. to,tfie TIMES Oilibb; •
& 1411a:1.41i 'GOOD 'CUTS TO
; otocroi
Prios rdammble, mid ovine' to, eis.itetenfitie
• ; qalt and ritspeet,beoie 1V:ikinglItout PURCRASE
attended to. •
Tilt CHINA:HO WT4 YATE
• Times Office, Winghont
R.. A. GRAHAM.
28, 1.890. •
"Wing ham, Ont,
1890
MISS A. B
wishes to intimate to the Ladies of Wingliam and surrounding country
that ber stock of
ping ad inviter plitllery
has arrived and is now opened out. The stock is well
-
assorted, and contains all the Thshionahle styles for this year.
FEATHERS,— FLOWERS, - RIBBONS, - LACES, - ETC.
• .A. large ,stock of
FANCY GOODS
always on hand.
The MANTLE DEPARTMEMt contains a varied
assortment of Silks, Satin -Brocades, PluOes, Velvets and
Mantle 'Cloths, to elioose frem. Ported fitting, and latest end
most fashionable garments. • An inspection ,
Winginun. March 20,1800,
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First door north of E, P. Gerster'a jewelersstore
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