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FARMERS.'
Le Season, we would. desire all parties
nd. receive payment for saxne.
GILCHRIS'T, GREEN St CO.
Cash Sale
MILLS
,i •N G A M.
reduced prices for cash. •Every person looking for
below regular prices 'for cash please give us a call
lsewhe;te. If you want to save money and bay/
d inspect our reduced prices.
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PRINTS' PRINTS,
9
PER TL3AN THE CHEAPEST.
at. stockcies''
fa
of Print: in town and pat -
the u
Please call and examine our Prints.
o hundred REMNANTS to sell at a great reduo-
ODS4
patterns and in all the novelty shades.. Calf and
ap•Dress-Goods
jelling•
at
�
Price
niss•this chance to secure big bargains.
s, p Chea Flouncings,
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Cheap Shales, Cheap Blousings,
patterns to choose &obi.'
' (Gall ana,see•our
SE,
l'en's, . We ~have" beery. selling',them very fast,}but
bargains to .oiler in the above lines, in fact we are
sr Store, at
._I J
•1)J
h
does for
toi;Ml ig Bargains please call and examine aura
0 • how goods. e. ,
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ds Wool. Wanted in Excliarig for.
9r Cash at the Cash., Store., ^y~
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R SI oP. \:ALL I I
. «. ItOYAfi. iut.�lL s'I'VA.Nts1.IPS,
CHEAP EXUURSIONs to EUROPE,•
ivll RY WEEK.
Montreal ani. Quebec,
xo 'Derry or Liverpool.
t
*'h stock ot. t7Ailf a $50 to MI. Accordinit to Steamer
, and location of Stateroom.
Intermediate and Steerage atlow rates.
b •' `l
N''1�t0l5ft"TL15 CARfIEDD,
' : STATE . c I3EitVXCE b6
po r'y}�•.��y°�;yI
A .L.A1V LINE:
, ' NEW' ' "C1k It it GLA.SGO'W
at•t of the toils, via rendonderry, every Fortnight.
` cersier, 6 and upwat i . ltstertersee anal ttpwerdd.
sewerage at love rebels.
°N`itad * Apply to ir, & Aideele, 3H cr
Oly().• SHAW H. Rl D . Wi:`lfifie/t.
A.:W'
pie of Wtnghant aria
need the Butcheti,�
I tlntinthe OldStnbd-,
teeters douse. .
a 5vi11 Reit ehealr
VOL. XL -NO, 29
The Bear is through taking; stook and
finds a lot oP lines in the ways' of Pall
int;
nod •�' Word wise' is. su�c e t
goodie , a w id to the :
you know what we mean. Don't you ?
There is a lot of remnants that you can
Have at your own prices AWOsee
We have opened out and passed' into
stock this' week.a large consignment of
new and seasonable goods, staple and
fancy,
We are also opening out a lot of crock-
cry eticlstIassware, which this store leas
not kept for some time but, w,hiQll you
are always wanting. 13 or, they will
break, you know..
Grocery stook complus as usual;bacon,
hams, spine rolls and laxd,eie well.
WIN O TU.M ONT. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1891.
WHO LE NO,1 02
-Holy Communion wa'
St Paul's churoh, this to'
1
est
-Monday week, the 17t
'been proclaimed a civic ha
Yam y the Mayer.
r D McCoripack too
of the Brunswick' House,
Ade Martin taking Mr 't..1
of boots and shoes.
w-Flrst-class Georgia Bay St;ingles
and Lath, for sale, Cheap, at MoLoan ee
Son's saw iaoil18, Wingham.
—111r
A. 0 Stratlidee, f the G T Itstation
here, is in Guelph et p emit taking Charge
of the G T R libation ere, and 2r West,
relieving agent, is in cargo here.
A meeting of nit ane will be held in
the Town Hall. this ( riclay) evening, at
8 o'clook, to make ar anaementsfor hold-
ing a monster pioni on Monday, 17th
instant, the Civic, liday. All are in -
celebrated in l -We understa=d that the plonk: on
u, on Sunday the civic holiday the 17th instant, will
be old ori the h `pie.
inataut, has
iday for Wing,
possoesi0n of
n Saturday last,
Cormiok's stook
vited.
its
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ORR & HTSCOOKS,
Direct Importers.
The Been, Ailgust 7th, 1891.
LOCAL 1TEW .
The Methodist c
"shingled.
--New
tto es, nbw cabbage at the
Star testaan
oh has been re -
;les. McEnevin.
Raspberries are good orop in this
seotion and I r
a nttti
a of them are
being offered for sal in town.
-This is the seas fox,: esonrsious, The
latest is one to Gri sby Park an .Saturday
week,
•.--Weszeve.-Bu on cC k essant want a
m tr sworkcaning "fairs
number of �` 1 to at caning el
Apply at Chair Factory.
-11Mesars,7ohu N
atteuiiod the fuuert
"son
ofIlr A. Woodi
TueII04 last.
-Mri a
if�l�nBane
poi ci j3roa,' of List
Satueday,fignring
church building,
G0• to
fr en't
es
lands slid R Elliott.
iof Mr Jas Woodman,
rani tit Londesboro, on
rd, Of•thefirnr,ofl3a,ttl
wel, was in town on
the proposed Anglican
eEclipse • eetanr t for re-,
IY�
rad to per' co dr ke. , C Sr
�
iatnzxo.
-At the, meeting of'A.nahof Hope
Lodge,1 O ;fix T, held 'Tuesday evening,
the officers for , the ou rent civarter were
installed by AADaweop ' DD. ,One candle
date wee iui.,t terle;
-Lad.. Frift;zyr 'the .I:,uokuow foot`ball''
cl b met the'totyn tea on the , airl£ al
n park, , an
were beaten by three g
expected that a return
ea shortly.
-•House :oto '12ent-•Situated ° on -ohn,
i treat, next -.to Methodist Parsonage
.. con
-
tttin seven rooms. 1S4 per month Apply
to ° • Bax.
On Monday eveni g, a football metal
vat played on the par between the Whig -
ham juniors and Lowe Wingham Juniors,
,After a closely contest game, the Lower
Town bpys were deolar d the winners by
one goal to none.
-For first-class tailoring and cheap.
gents' furnishings, try Webster ee Co,
Remember the place, only two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book-
store and Halsted de Scott's back.
-On Friday last, a lacrosse match was
played on the townpark, between the
Brussels and Wingh re teams. Though
the Brussels boys put p •a good gamo,ikily'
wore no matoli for or oys, the Wiugha
club being'deolared t victors by two goals
to none.
--A. match game
the Wingham, and
played on the towrj
evening. The ga
contested one, but
yard club was de
two goals to one.
-Full line of confecGi ery t the Star
r : M Envies,
xestau cut. J
e.'e-The Salvation ` nay camp meeting
Was brought to a of eon Sunday lash The
.meetings ou Sabbatl were lergely attended,
but it was anuounc tlritt the meotiugs.
e al.t'o
were not a fiudn#iial ucc h e Q ,1
4 :ei„:.,
not bing'suiiioient " e meet, the : expenses.
The meetings wore ender the:guideuace of
Brigadier Philipott. •
ala` tit •priers.: It is
iatoitf
willbe.play-
L -Harvesting opera ons are in full blast
hereabouts. The fall ' heat is all cut and
some of it bonged. rt i a good semple and
is expected * to''yiold ell. Spring grains
promise well; especialt oats, which will be
a very heay.,ir drop. B ots are p.'omising
:nail the'azeatlier eon nues'rfavorable,will
lie ar abun lat,et ei`op,
G 7 ",;:,'ati;'• f or
leave 1• xttgb .. ;,'
via, M,& l ' o .' 41i:
knd' .`p rn.•
'
Good itneetgo.. -u ,
iC° ate .cud east
m ata 11.1.0 a m
tend et
the. and,.• Guelph.
the Dominion
itstreached Use; It
o
f o ll betweenat ba ,
Brickyard clubs, was
park, on Wednesday
was a very closely
it the close the Brick-,
ared the victors by
ilk 1110' t•7G'ea •n e - nd7(d of, a neW'"seixk Jif.
the XI*b !' a � ~enlarged in size ttri
contain' iiir . a, ' ': iiablo features'which
'
commel:41,d"vgr mtisician, or thos
iptbr'Qstocl1 t piusie. A free sample copy
will be fqr warded " n app .; •titin to
Timmb'i& Co., ?tiblis ers,13 ' i° a ra"t
East, Toronto.
The ,Sohn Robin circus draw elatge
Crowd to town oh ];'r lv hast, and both
Afternoon and evening pe formances ware
largely attended, he cirone department
Was first-class d also the menagerie, but
• the latter was not very xtensivo, 1 verye
thing in connection wit the circus passed
off without a jar, there et being the usual
number of confidence ' en preseut, they
being prohibited) by the) anagoment from
following the circus in• its travels.
•
--All -hid of refreshing rinks et the
Star re utai t. Rhe fount n is in full
play. les MEL ru
-It is said tha `the Grand.` Trotnk
Railway has decide 1 that after this year
there will be no ore "Civic • Holiday
Excursions" along t e line. They.advauce
a number of reason for this change of
of=hi isthat it is not
�•pdi�icy, the `chief ohi
v t
to the dompau-sin cies orc nave ienoe
o n
to continue them. 'pedal low rates will
be given as,.ocoaei n or -cireu nstancpt
mayrecuire, but no in the way
Holiday trips.-,
--.Tbe regul r ar •erly services of the
�nduoed last lMethodist chnloh e a w t
Sab-
bath morning by th pastor,. Rev S Stile
lery, B A. The ey lug service had r-efer-
enoe to the deaths o the late Lobate V
Waltereseed Beetle homson, The church
was crowded to the oors. The discourse
was an abioone, ter the sermon,re-
coptiop service was held and abou ten
1
young people were dmitted to full mem-
bership in the cliu h. -
-1f' your watch or clock needs repairing,
go to W H Wallace, watchmaker and
jeweler. next door to post office. 0
R
-Messrs Gray, Dung & Sperling, of
the salt works, ere awarded a geld
n}edai at the Jam : ica exhibition,for thein
superior make of salt.
-Big G TR ex prion to Grimsby Parti,
and Nia are Fall : on Saturday, August
16th, xcelleut rogramme at the lark.
Tick s $2,20, goal to return on 18th. For
f r , er inform on ask G T B, agents.
Cigars and Ice Cream at•the Eclipse
restaurant. Also, confeotionety of all
kin T. C. SPauar o.
-The Hamilton crate of the latinstant
contains a fairly g od picture of Mr Chas
Schmidt, of thea Schmidt House," that
city. Mr Schmidt; 'a well known hi town
and vioiuity, horn been the proprietor of
the Exchange trot here from 1880 to 1885.
Tulktng about trent corner ioafera,the
Toronto empire a ya : As every means
hitherto tried too re edy the practice has
proved futile, the dvisability of photo-
graphing the crow s and platin; the pio-
tures on exhibitio has been suggested and
'the idea will likel be Darned out,
-Cash for good butter and eggs at 11 A
Gra. . ••'s, Market weary. •
On. Monday lac a young man named`
as Htunilton; wbil engaged at lila w tk
in the Union Facto y, had the misfortune
to have a large epi rater run through his
hwn0 The splint r was about half an
inch thick, and abo t twelve' inches of:it
went through his h nd. He will be laid
off work for some ti e.
-Business is boo ing < eth our furniture
'factories, they not b nig able to keep up.
with their "orders, ,The Union factory
shipped, lest;' wee besides small orders,
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the followtn„•, One car load of furnft'ure
to Halifax, N .oi; one to Braudon,Manitoba;
two th Caigary, N T ; one to Victoria,
B Aka two to Mo treal, Quebec.
-Mess 1a; Murphy, milliner and mantle -
ma r, will selt
all manner goods in stook
,present time :for cash; at cost-; laud
an • of up to August 80, in order to make'
room for fall goods. Now is your time to
purobase. ' •
-It is ~said that til
of applicants for bit
Ulark, made vs,eant 1
Peter Adamson. Ti
during the illness of
satisfaotorily perfori
County Treasurer, a
an expense of about
'foe'a special session
to appoint a Clerk,
be engaged to porfse
qt 4o till the regular
re are a large number
position , of Comity
the death of the late
e work • of the Dints
the incumbent was
ed by Dr Holmes,tbe
d instead of being at
ftve�bundred dollars
f the'County Council
the Treasurer should
mthe duties of the
eeting of the Coale.
mak•
New to into , apple and peaches, at
•Mo11ellie's 'tartestauralit.
.--Mr WrWiliis, bo is employed by
'kr !t C Sperling in uying butter and eggs
atLuokuow,receive wood ou Thursday
last, of the death of brother of his, who
was farming in the ak Lake district, kir
morning for Mani
Willis left on Monde.
tabs to close up his b •ether's affairs there
The dee'eesed yonn an baa lived i
Manitoba for upw:r s of eight years and
always' enjoyed goo
February, when lie w
grippe, from which he
The immediate cause
Hemorrhage of the lung
.-A correslnden writes; -If you have
tried to make a wal with coal ashes with-
out success, here is a recipe which will
help you out: Mix ith ashes and coal
ecreeuinge some • slaked; litne, adding
water sufficient to . ake .: doucrete. Put
it on when it is the onsistenoy of water
and roll smooth, If care is taken to follow
these directions this mixture will grow as
hard as an oak floor • And a second° apple*
cation is only raster- ary to fill out the un-
even spots,.
-On Monday mo • ing last,illr Peter Mc-
Laren, Treasurer of s_,prnberry township,
was.in to we. lookin tt law for a young
man named GdeCa more, son of 117r Jos
Casemore; who resi s near the Junction,
for viciously assault •g a sou of .. Mr ;Mo-
Leren's. On Satur.: y last the boy, Dun-,
eau McLaren, aged bout sixteen year
WAS at the Junction, • hen young Casemore
hit a dog belonging t-h1.ci,a>'en, and was
„
toll to leave the dog roue, Without any
provocation Oaeemo knocked.' the boy
down and jumped up• n him' with las; heels,
in the abdomen•and o herwise maltreated
him before he was tel pin away by those
present. The boy*w• s taken to his home
and -medical aid sum • aped, and is uow
out of banger. Oas more could not be
found when waisted, 0a itis thought he
°has cleared out.
-Be surd and read the
meats of Masora Gordon
& Hiscooks and M 11 M
cclurnus.
-Messrs Jarnes Mur
Wingham Poundry,are
ing, the celebrated Boy
aces See their aelveftis
coin 'n.
--d meetiug of the sh
Te nperence Hall Cempa
the Temperadoe. Hall
evening next, at 74110 p n
is requested, as bnporta
come before tfie frisson
--The following as
of Miss Lizzie Wets
Watson, ofhMoose ga
Wiughate, is furnish
On Wednesday , 0
terien Church was or
interesting event that
ward to forsomete°
being the marriage o'.
daughter of Wm. Wat
Wingham,to Mr J j
here. At 0,30,the bri
in her travailing dress
with her sister Miss
and Milt Rice, of Me
parried the groom. Mi
the wedding march in
After the ceremony. w
. wedding party drove to
n Mr and Mrs Wilson t
Winnipeg. The Moos
t1unexpectedly playedat t 0 statioe. The
u bride received many ens. y presents' front
her numerous friends. M and Mrs Wils,.0
s are now Bottled in their • nate in letootse
Jaw.
ount of the marriage
i, daughter of Ur Wm
N W T, lately of
by a Correspondent:
ening the Presby
wend to witness the
has, been looked for•
be in society Circles,
i.1s Lizzie, second
n, trig, formerly of
ilson,O P It engineer
entered the eliuroh
u her father's arm,
na, as bridesmaid
icing fiat, teem-
s 3efferds played
er ,excellent style.
a performed,. the
ie station, when
k the train Ler
jaw brass band
new advertise-
Molntyro, Orr
Indoo,in other
ay & Co, of the
• w rnanufactur-
ton wood turn-
eat in another
ebolders of the
y will be held in
oe Wednesday
A full meeting
t business is to
Mr W Cr Murdock ,olioitorfor Harry
Garbutt, before Mr -J :tice Meredith, at
Toronto, appealed see mot the committal
ithforgeries in
e. The Case was
ek, to notify the
the appeal,
of Garbutt, charged
Texas and elsewhe
adjourned for a 'w
Minister of Justice
health until las
prostrated with 1
never r000verod.
of his death wa
FIRST Cortoi,S, ArzortAI, Owrnczr,
Wrivaiinnz.-- W. H, Watson, Pastor, Ser-
vices each Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7 p. m:
Sabbath School at close of Morning Ser-
vice. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
at 7.30 p. m, Seats free. Strangers wel-
come. Morning subject nest Sabbath,
"Passing under the Rod.” To young
people, "The oldest city on earth." Even-
ing subject,"Timely warning." .
Obi'
Mrs e Jana
Walko
life in Ottervilie,,Tu
the Brussels came
where a large eon
her to her lest re
was a native of I
Canada in 1828.
to mourn her loss-
ters-Bev j Walker,
who departedted thx
a
20th, was iuterred
ry, August tet, ]8IZ,
ourseof friends followed.
ting place. Mrs S4alker
land and emigrated to
ho leaves alarge family
xSons wad four (laugh-
ev R Walker, Dr A
T Walker, Dr T'Wel er, Dr a Walker and
A B Walker, Mrs Alitland, Mrs JR Reid,
Miss 11l Walker au Miss M Walker. She
was converted at ie age of sixteen and
was a member of the 11Lethodise Church
for over 70 year Her last illness was
short and her .. sister visited her an licur.
and a half bef re her death. She was
,calm and sewn : and conversed with . Bien
freely, She wa- ready, and though uatux- '
ally timid, had n fear of death. Deeply
interested in her 1 once and loving as she
was loved, she wu inured not et the prose
peat .of separati • n, but being sure of
heeven, the tie of earth were gently
loosed. She ep< e ' of -death without' e
tremor and look "d forward to ioeet her
friends is Reev er-Coat.
••- Exotixsiotr,.-The + must Sunday school
excursion to Godericl on Tuesday, August.
11th. Return fare from Wingham, by
'special train, leaviug. s 8 56 a ne, ` will be
only centsa 'til
y 65au for cl and 85 cants. for
children. The seetuu • • "City of Widudser'=
will run excursiori.,trip. on the lake that
day. Train gets to Go erioh at 10.45 a m,
and leaves at 7.35 p m, thereby allowing
excursionists nearlir9 •urs at the cake.
-Mr E Bowers, form rly of this town,
and who i`s no din: ' a '-
w xeat t iu Hartnoy,M ut
toba, in a letter to the : ditor, dated July
28th, writes as follows : "If nothing hap-
pens the crops in Msni.'bit, they will be
about the best ever th county seen. We
have had abundance of rain all over the
fav` c •'' •'ti" .t• cosi Bence the
?7 to e I t telt; a d i req e
ground is•full of grain. Haying has emu-
tnenced and harvest we '' be on in about.
three weeks or less. T a •. located in a very
,prosperous locality an times are good,
There are `a -great man people here who
.
1' ed.'n and aroun in ham.
have iv t W 8
»-On,Monday eveni.g, the "Listowel
Branch of Church
Turnberry Congreg
There were delegate
Wingham and Howick
was comfortably fill
h in I a
~dad on W y a
A. discussion followed
1891-2 were elected,
and refreshments fill
able z'nd profitable e
meting will be field.
7 large
comber 1 th i3.
society.
Messrs. Gilchrist,
bion furniture facto
that they have. been a
water from,the waterw
wish. it distinpptly un
have; never drained th
time ago • they built
capable of holding
supply their factory
i
by an arrangementw
& Carr, they ave thes
Saturday night The
works in their feeto
Saturday night after
filled and is not open
following Saturday ni
look xeasonabie that
Green & Co would do
any way interfere wit
the waterworks, when
at stake and are locate
point from the pumpin
i
,Life
'The Clinton N
lecture delivered
in that town; on
Snider gave an i
inception of the
ful revolution 1
system aprea
world, and tie
tionwith ra
boy, he wen
baggageman
he. reached
conductor;
you meet"wash.
as true to life a
desoribecl,the
lraom thong
ticket beca.0
pon the, Rail.
w Era. speaks thus cf a
y Conductor Snider'
xnday last: Conductor'
teresting outline of the '.
ocomotive, the wonder -
created as the raitw,ay
throughdtit'the Civilized
n detailedawn associa-
ay life- Stair as a nevefi
through the gera;Ulztion
nd freight conduetot, until:
position of paseaurr
clescription• of "pimple•
th aintlsing and patholle,
it could be, and as he
ridal couple, where the ;
they could travel on one.
the minister "had •made
A
• x
t ,ry.
, e�m *r_ 1 e a '
h, "tt 5., 'xC
X G., s i
[� .., .1�1.,dm1,y � ii n
i•- a IF b
to visit her da ightor" and telling kept a
n
running story • bolt the family c'iiile the
searched for h=r ticket,: _anade the audi-
ence laugh un it their sines ached,' ,C.Ti
description of a nervous traveller r
careful travelle the inexperienced trait'
Isrs were all 6 ilk* characteristic. Vise'',
advice to the tr elling public to study
faith in trainmen, and
arations with forethought
cl be ever borne in: rnitid''
In closing, hie drew b+ood
preceding remarks, by .'
persons were travelling
tination,atrd it behooved,
that they, moire., upon,the, -
use if they Were theyhad'
o • charge who wodld
e safely conveyed; to
MrSnider sok
spoke for
tis safe to say that no
one in the audien °e tired during his ad- '
dross. ?'his was he drst trine be lave
the lecture, it w delivered without the
solitary .
ad of a oto, and atnder the em-
barrassmeni, that would arise to a ner-
vous man from 4. 4 se oircumstanees,, so
that if these foot- had been. known -it
would have been ap . recaatecl all the more.
As a mimic and a ory-teller he is an: ex-
ert andwere i ossi i e he
ex-
pert, nl p bo togtt e
lecture repeated he 'e, the hall iirotild
not be large enough ; contain his ati<li-
ence. •
elpers" met in time cards, hav
tional Church~ rat 1re their pre
front ' Listowel' and care, sho
and the eburob and acted apo
Aer a p was
P P lessons from hi
ngregationalist?,, showing that al
The officers for to an eternal d
ddrersea, singing them to see
up a 01001 enjoy_ right track, be
ening. The next ageconduct
Listowel on De- ,ee that they we
umber joined the their destination.
over
- °.
, ur d
a n ho an
peen & Co, of the
, feel aggrieved
used of drawing
rks mains. They
erstood thea they
wat r piSonia
two large tants
'eater sufficient to
r eight days, and
h Messrs Hutton
tanks filled every
ap of the water-
is
eel lead all the
mains on Wed -
a public test of
etn.Pive minutes
on the pipes were
that it has al-
to MI the pipes
test, whiele he
Oh, What rt gh.
•
Will you heed the warnine? The eigual
peehaps of the Auto approacei of that more
terrible disease COpnarittion. Askyone.
eeives if you can .:Inittl Mt IliG MUM el
smug 00e.,to run tbe tieltand do nothing
1 fer it. We know tram experience thet
Sluieloe Cure will mire your cough, It
/laser feile, . fruits, No. leu
The Dominto
The handsomely i
the Cuthberts, of Ber
in the last blane of tue
met, should be read by
in the eit'rly history o
same number is a deli
MaeLeod on the Augu
burg, recalling memori
Smith, Jeffrey, 1,3rou
Hamilton awl h /et of
P Blake Crofton eontri
illustratted poem, Thar
London, Toronto and II
lustratea article on
ler, which appeers
°minion Mastro.
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