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Drees Goods, opened this week
f novelties, in black and, colored
Usses`Goods, also a full range, of Sarah,
Silk in all the new shades. We willbave
our fall Prints and Sateens opened this
week in large assortment including all the
,,fa.ew colors in Polka and coin. dot effects
Ohallies and 1 claim our etyles the most
rti.att� designs controlled exclusively by
ourselves. qexttlero,en's Ties secs silk
shirts in lin the new styles. Boots and
ShOes well 'assorted at
It H. itolH000.
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FRIDA1, JULY 3, 1891,
- A LAO GAL NEW 8*
- Deneriatton D
thie is ereseretien ON at boron to those
we lave,
Who left the kotheboo4 of earth for the
brotherhood above
Fair in the everlasting hem, where (ley.
light caunot die,
They rest secure frons arcs of each beyond
the azure sky.
The bend. Betide forth tit gladdeeing uotes,
food music loud. and lear,
The dear old tunes of by • us we know fall
sweet upon the eer,.
The orange and the •IA said blue, the
ancient petrlotie flo e,
Still borne by hardy o en aud true, wisp
worthy of the us, e.
The Foresters fro vele and bill, the
strearolet mud ne wood,
Iu hive they thiul of those that's gone,
otiose true to bt the rimed
The GatifaebilionsOr.ex too, in ancientsaus
u
No scot is there mor true than theysnaore
noble, more subli e.
With hearts sincere in ots so pure, gay
floral beauty spree,..
Iievaried hues upon mounds that wrap
our cherished dead
To them is still o mercy due, their
bodies lowly lot,
Tho' mouldering in t e sileut tomb, they
WW1 not be fore t. •
-The ilev Sellery the •new pastor,
occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
• churcb. of this place, o Sabbath next.
-Vies Eoughton,as feted by her pupils
-will...give a concert in the town hall, on
Tuesday evening net, July 7th... The
programme will co sist of vocal and
inettatmental mus c, tableaux, fancy
drill,'&c
-The prize lset or the next Toronto
Industrial Fair, whio is to be- held from
7th, to $,,te 191,13 of ptember, has been
iSateti. Copies can procured by drop'.
,ping a post card to s Hill. the Secretary,
rro'-***404010-rtiVerento.
-11r Paul Melun the lightning insure
anee egeat, was ia t wn a few days this
week‘ He is now, 12 addition to his in.
sitrauce business, s lthg a book, entitled
r of Sir John Mac-
,
the ,./3ife and Oare
donald,"
A very succes
grove just belts
Dominion Day.
Wingbam Gong
meetiog. Swits
kinds helped a
while eider folk we
• lisfreshments were
.4sed again at 5. Be
wel, gave eta addre
was well receive
enterprising, eitize
with toothsome da
important ecquisiti
picnic.
1"1.341.o.
ul picnic- was held in the
the Zetlaed bridge; • on
'The Sabbath .Schools of
egationalists and Zetland
and games of various
ase the wrung people,
made young again.
served at 1 o'clock
Dr Gunner, of List°.
to the scholars, which
and applauded. Our
, far 11. Hill, was out
ales and proved an
tr to the success of the
May Year by year t le standard rise, with
noble Christen) im,
And deck iu beauty 11 their graves, for
we must rest the s. me,
Latino aeproafili wi • due regard each
grave, tho' nut th goal,
Bach dark and lo ely 'confine orovin as
God bas erowne the soul.
mats.
d is visiting her par-
, Ont -Mr 0 Varney,
Lower iiugham.
TO FARIVIE
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Wishing to close our log book for the season, we would desire all parties
having a log account open please call and receive payment for same.
GILCEBIST, GREEN & CO.
ArOZT0,c
We take stock this month and, if yott
Call on us we'll show you some lines
goods that wo warm TO SELL and th
rOTer,t. WANT 1;013Or SS S0011 55 you se
there. Will you come.
Spepial inducements to crush buyers.
Holidays have .me round again
and the children re set free from
tasks and tease once more. • On
Monday, 'Tune 29 la, the Lower Wing.
ham Foot Bali Ohl faced the Brick,
Yard Club on Win ham Park and a
return match was played. Both clubs
played well, but Lower Winghatu boys
succeeded in driving the leather
through the goal posts once and their
opponents could notpome up to thie
esevsaeetre,',...1„
R 0 11,T. OER,
Direct .141 orter
Bnatt, July 9, 1891. P ^-
CAL NEWS
.--Ne potatges, new cabbage at the
4 r taurante JAB. BfeKsavie.
-The picnic oft St faul's rthureh Soh.
th School has b en postpouedhutil eext
' The Bast We, vauosh fall show Will be
4 at Belgrave, on the' 6th and 7th
........100.1%.•••unamowsmontessmenniaaw?.. maw
DIED.
xeme-At Bilis, ICansas, on May
26th, Kepple Disney, late of the town-
ship of Morris, county of Huron.
MIAS -In .1:1owick, on the 22nd ult,
Mrs Mary A Willlis, aged 50 yeare, 2
m nths and 27 days.
LACI—In Turnberry,ort June 30th,
Helen Black, wife ot Mr Samuel Black,
score, * This was the second match bet- ag0472,:i'Neeln-ag gthm, (0) 111.1
niltSalutday; Sums
tween these two clubs, the other l'14ch 271h, T'Phomas Watson, erehant; ' aged
was a draw .-A gain on Wednesdey,July 76 years. A.: native ' of Stirlingshire,
1st, in newer to a challenge from Zet. Scotland.
WINGIIA.M. MAIMETS.
bam boys weut. ao that pace and a very . WING11/01, July V.1301.
warlil hour wt* ripen t by both clubs, Correoted by F. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flaourpor 100 1.bs, . S 2-75 to 2 75
hut,ae usual,the Lower Town boys were Fall anattem bushel, . 1 00
to 1 02
payers were itt Myth playing base ball. utes4 „.
Spring ..“ - 1 00 t 1 02
victorious, although same of their best
oats -
The score was eneqo nothing, -A jun-
eines;
ior foat 1 all teem also went over from do'itena, •
Lower Winghato and played a 1114toh fMdIer;I:01:4
with a Zetland junior team and the same
fate happened them ai our senior, they
heat the Zetland Juniors, the score -be.
lug one to netkiug. The boys are eer-
Minty not to be fooled with, when with
so little practice they Call leave Moll
"old titnees" as Zetland in the shade.
And now since they have played three
sucessful games thia week, they are
going to take a rest ,for about two
months, until the Cool weather is again
around, when they intend to follows up
their suceetesful cereer.
•
land. foot ball:011lb, the, Lower W ing-
Poifim has betor s.me years living in
.tireketa, has net `o at well of late. Last
week, his daughte , 'Miss Maud Varney,
left here for Dako a, intending to go to
her father. .Miss lorenee Ila,mbleton, of
Lucknovr, is visi i ng' at her mint's, Mrs
• James liier.. r Geo Scott, son of Mr
Walter Scott, of oronto, is in town visit-
ing relatives ..M A Porter, of Ilamiltoh,
epending a s' art time in. town—Mr
john Mollannus and his son George left
last week for Ca1ai, N W T. .Mr Job D.
• Itopper; of town leaves next week for
• Manitoba, on al) ospecting tour. .Mr 11
• Moore, the ge ial editor and proprietor
Of the Acton ze Press, spent a few
• lams in town la
Truss
*as in Brussel
•Salisituel Jam
popular
in Luckno
ride ..Go
()tibia gold
W T, i
the Ba
Norris.
'The pupils of 5 5 Np 5 . held a pia
nic on Friday last, 26th ult. There
was a large attendance, and the pro'
gramme, an exeelleat literary end
musical one, was well carried out.
The lasso ball match between Brussels
and Belgrave wits won by Brussels.
A football match between sides chosen
by Messrs Wood and A.rmstrong, was
closely contested, but resulted- in a
victory for Mr Wood's side. -Mr 3 D
Nichol, of S 5 No Lima an examine,
Mon on the 80th Jane. A. number of
teachers were present and took part.-
Fraulc Newcomb, of Newark, I J,
is visiting, at Thos Wilkinson' -Mrs
Holliday spent &nay ati Goderich.
The 'following statistics of the town-
-liip will be of interest No
s of children
t weelr, and gave the
r Fisher, postmaster,
last week..LuckaoW
Winghare's
stemma restaurateur,
on Wednesday. seeing
• erich Signal: 0 Yates
eaglet, is visiting his
Wingham„.1V1r 11 Will-
a Itamilton, was hi
ow, on aday, accompanied by
relie big agent of the hank
John 13w anatt, of. Toronto, le
eg Mends i • town thits week..Mr
eway, paid a shortvisit
, parents in town on Wedn•Witty...
11 flailid y returned to kArbome
on Vi/' esday.
- ;
flay per ton,
Potatoes, - • - 3o to 40
Wool, • 10 to 18
40 to
45 to 50
60 to 65
• 12 to 18
• 12 to 18
11 tO 12
• 1 50 to 1 75
7 50 to '2 50
NOTICE.
All parties indebted to William, Ridd,
either by note Or book i account, • will
please oall and PurtheSame to me ht onee,
as they have been placed isa my hands
for collection.
JOHN NDBLANDS..
Wiugham, June 18th 1891. '
from 5 to 16 years, .796 ; 7 to 13,
480 : 19 to 21, 844; acres land, 54,-
95Q ; acres cleared, 40,475; value of
real property, $17,650.'76 ; income
$57 ; total, $17,707 76 ; persons frotn
21'0 60s 1,854 ; , dye' labor, 3,9;
dogs, 310 ; hitehos, 8; persons in
family, 2894; cattle 5,920 I sheep,
8,066 ; hogs, 1,57S; horses 1,808 ;
acres woodland, 6,872*; acres swamp,
8,19/ ; aeres orchard, 6841-; acres
fall wheat, 8,874.; steam boilers, 6,
' Dissolution at Partnership.
Notice, is hereby given that the Part-
nership h.eretofore subsisting between
the undersigned as Hardware Meachants,
under the name of JAS. A. CLINE Sv Co.,
at the Town of Winghaus, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 12th clay of
March, A. D. 1891. All accounts due to
who will carry on the business at the old
rea,t
as
s
WING I—I A
Is offering Goods at reduced prices' for cash. Every person looking for
Goods away down below regular prices for cash please give us a call -
before purchasing elsewliere. If you want to save money and buy
cheap ratoode, call and inspect our Toduced prices. ,
PRINT PRINT PRINTS,
9
• CHEA.PER THAN THE• CHEAPEST.
We have the largest stock of Prints in ?town and the innciest pat-
terns to etoosb from.. Please call and examine onr.Prin,ts.
We have about two hundred REM.NA.NTS. to sell, at a gtos1 retitle-
tio'n in price.
0.111.A Ste61.)
In great variety: of 'patterns and in all the
see our table of, ()heap Dress Goods
novelty shcdes. Call and
IATe are Selling at ILIalf Price
Do not naiss this chance to secure big bargains.
— •
the late firm:will be paid to Jas. A. Cline Cheap -MusIins, Cheap Flouncings
Cheap Shallies, Cheap Elousings,
stand and by whom all obligations of' and any quantity of patterns to choose from,
the late firm will be paid. •
Dated this 24thlVfarchA. D.1891.
Witness, t ?As. A. CLINE,
J. A. goitres. s , SOHN ,NnEratusins.
BORN.
uncrirtt-In Turnberry on the 19th
ult., the wife of Mr Samuel Burchill.; a
son.
HisnoisTzro-In Brussels;on June 18th,
the wife of Mr Wm 1tnechtel, jr ; a son.
Banuntt-In. Brussels, on June 20th,
the wife cf Mr George Baeker ; a daugh.
tqy.
SEC4D9014-1,n Wingham, on the 26th
June, the wife of Mr. Ntimalerguson ; 41
daughter.
lonotI/ACMES-x/1 xiblogs, -on the 26th June,
th wife of Mr, BB. Jaques; a son,
''Aan--In Witighatn, on the 26th June,
the wife of Mr. A. 11. Carr; a daughter,
Mocutu--In Kinloss, on the 27th June,
the wife of Mr. Jas. Moore; a son.
MARRIED.
Ktart — Wirztsusorr —At the residence
t)f the bride's parents, 645 Lorne avenue,
London, on the 30th June, by the Bev A
0 0ourtioe, Mr 0 W Mitt, to Miss Percy
Williamson.
Refering to above, I wish to return my
thanks for past favors, and trust that by
close attention to the wants of my ons.
tourers to merit a continuance of, the
same.
• Jas. A. Cline.
P. S. -Past due aneounts must be sht-
tied at once.
()all and see OUP
in Ladies'and Children's. We have been soiling- them very fast', but
have still a tow big bargains to offer in the above Erma, fact we are
selling ,
'verything in Our Store• at Reclined-
Prices for Cask.
NOTICE. '
So if yob. are looking'. for Big Bargains please call and examine our
All parties indebted to B. R. Talbot,l stock. No trouble to show goods.
either by note or book account, will
please call and pay the same to me at once !
as their have been th? sate
m my hanc
lt; 100 000 Pounds Wool Wanted in:Exchange for
for co lection. Goods or Cash at tb.e Cash Stote;:
JOHN DrnmAisms
•
Winghatn, Sone 18th, )891.
CONSU PtiON
CURE.
The sucecsa of this Great Cough Cure is
without a parallel in the history of medichte.
All druggists ate authorized to sell it on a pos.
itive guarantee, ateSt that no other cure can sue-
tessfully sinful." That it may haeotte known,
the Proprietors, At an enorraous expen.
se are
placing. a Sample Pottle bree into every home
\ in the United States and Collude. • If you have
1 a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure you. If your child has the Croup,
or Whooping Cotteb, use it promptly, and relief
is sure. If you dread that insidious disease
Consumption, Use it, Ask your Druggist for
SHILOH'S CURB, 'Price 00 cts„ 5o cts. and
$t.00. If your Lungs are sore or Beck lame'
us e Shilelet Porous Plater, Price aS
r '
•
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1EW BUTCHER SHOP.
GEO. SHAW
Wishes to intimate to the people of Wingham and
that he has commenced the Butehethat
Business again, and has opened out in the Old Stand,
a tow doors North of the Brunawleit Ilona;
Whore he will keep o. fresh stook of •
BEEP)
LA1113)
T. A. MILLS. '—
IALLANiaiTE
.11,0YAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
NEAP EXCURSIONS to EUROPE.
Even,' .WEtift.
Montreal and Quebec,
In Derry or Liverpool.
PORK)
And other meats which he ern sell eheap.
Nelda 'delivered to any part -of the 'town.
The Patronage of the public °Ilene&
GEO. SHAW
0A13IN, $50, to 580. Accoraine to Stonier ,
and location of Stateroom, .
intermadiateand Steerage at low tete& rr
/.;43 CATTLE OADMInto.
STATE} SER:VIPII
LINE. ALLA.N LIN t
STRASISIIIPS.
N'TeN7 VORIC St GLASGOW
via Londonderry, every Fortnight.
CAIlIN,f015and upwards. Return, 055 and etwaads.
Steerage at tow rates,
Apply to fr. it ALLAE, Montreal, or
13.161TRY. DAVIS,. ‘4'rsomue.
AV,
Mbar next.
Goto-the Eclipse testaurant for re-
hments and temperance drinks.
T. C. Steusmato.
Mrs nob Ten tit (iiee Mrs Halliday)
t farnily remove to their new home in
a township, ue Listowel, this week,
or the past w ek or so we have heal
esiderable raintil, and the crops will
greatly benefit ed thereby, especially
s,
saanre-A situ tionas bookkeeper or
•
to poet i»Wt glon, by e graduate
Commercial Co] eg,e. Terms moderate.
ty at Twos offi
At the hoed co petition at Mt Forest,
veels,,Dell's fa c ory band,of this town,
bird place, co peting against •some
best baucle in be country.
,taratomite, apples and peaches, at
tar restaurant,
raves decided at th Commit meeting
nday night to put geed coatieg o t
ou Josephine • root, from the
• otel te the G T Railway track. t
all lean agen Bank of tranaii-
veoarng his hol days in London
leinity, His pia e in the hulk is
' led by Mr Bideu relieving agent.
l'Ithadts of refreshing drinks at the
astaurant. • The folisuniviK
taionirsLviniu. 11
• si
et an artiole W1 p
copied from the
e seen Ono Mr
go hotel, has be
for forgery ss,i
ted in the States.
lish in another
oronto Empire,
Garbutt, of the
n. arrested in
to lta,ve been
-Apleassit home convenient.
ed; fine view of the town. Terms
rottener. Will be sold cheap. .p.
y to D, M. Geoa. •
eo Pettypiece hay
ullarcl has been ap
ton at_Chief of Police
o cortany. Mr Pe
d, intendaremoving
rd baying perelia.
resigned,
ointed to fill
aad Gaptain
typiece, we
o Manitoba,
al 'his reale
raga.-Pastnru/; Ai l;umber
u be had oh ressoneble terms
g to the unersigned, on lot 24,
nberry. 'Geo. Btacxweras
MoNicoll, gege al paesenger
P E,,aeocls he Tpres an
ittIe volume so t1Aa Piehing
ng on the Canarlia Paoifie Bali'.
book gives' full to ormation of
fishing resorts on he line of
a is of great vale to summer
copy may be ri? tired from
ompauy's agents,
t14aanbri64ehea:18bingsittWe
hp1ane olyt:: Morsnort;
tandandbetween
Ros' book.
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