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e Best Place on Earth to Buy Your FALL alld_ViIKTEH GOADS.
The Whole W�rld Wants to buy the ScsI1 THE BEST is our Bid for Your Busiries,
And the Placaro that do is at
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l±'alyng bee e n done with a view ofofiertnrr
to al Our inleech our varied
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STOOK '�i E /ted 'j'�'j' A S SUIT
GS, 1VORST EDS AND
which we are prepared to snake up in the very latest style and best workmanship, having improved our facilitie • '�
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milt as Shirts of all ]rinds, Cuffs, Collars, Ties, Gly=es, and all descriptions l IdNi wear, inGENT'S . FURNISH. $
act, everything to metre you comfortable,
' are also Headquarters uarters for TRUNKS
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IN OU B OT AND SH • E DEPARTMENT
you are especially interested, as you can. find everything in that line frot�z the largest to the smallest, sizes.
BOOTS, which we are now introducing and which we feel. satisfied will give entire satisfaction. Never before have especially
we Iy invite your attention to our new style of SEAMLESS
been
and pleasing styles in OVERSHOES, 1 UBSERS and FELT GOODS, which -we have in endless. variety and of the best quality, names t
mesh the wants of all, we have a good steak of 1i:atTte-made bon's Soots, and are prepared to inane to order, on the shortestable to oder so large and v;tried a�sartment of fresh
ment of our old townsman, JOSEPH Rrslaote, whose abilities in that line have become a household word, Y= the Goatlyeal Brand. And in order to
In oL sing, we ask all and sundry to give us a call, as you will find the b n tttc, hetet ciepartrnent tiein, ander elle abets rnanage-
REPAIRTNG done in the latest style of the art and utmost despatch.
N. B,—AII Notes and Accounts must be settled by the first of December.
• Glenfarrow.
Mrs /ohn McDougall and daughter
Jennie, of Kent county, are spending
a few weeks visiting friends in this
vicinity. Mr Malcolm McEwen, of
Stanley township, is spending a few
,• . ;days on the 6th ling.—Air Berg Iniac
lick spent a few days with his brother
Allan this week. --Misses Esther and
Bella Gemniill spent Sunday last in
`P,luevale.-..Mr James Campbell, of
Wallace, spent a few days last week.
visiting friends here.—Mr . Allan
Fraliok left Monday -for Uncle Sam's
domains. He intends working in the
lumber woods"- in Michigan.. Mr Paul
Powell left Thursday last for Ulanitoba.
He intends taking up land, if the
country suits him.--Deathhas again
celled one of Huron's pioneers away,
Mr Thomas Hastings paseed peace-
fully away to the happy land on Fri,
day last, after a short illness of twenty-
four hours. He had a large nueaber
of friends and acquaintances, bt all
of whore he was loved and highly
respected. AU the members of the
family were permitted to attend at
the bedside of deceased, excepting
David, who resides in Sent 'county
and John, who is in ]Manitoba. He
leaven, family of seven daughters
and three sons to mourn the lose of a
loving and affectionate father, The
remains were followed to Winghani
Cemetery by a large number of friends.
Rev A Y Bartley delivered an impres-
sive • and suitable discourse. • The
bereaved family have the sympathy
of the community iu their severe
bereavement. Deceased was fifty
nine years of age. --Rev Mr Totten,
.former Congregational- minister of
Salem corners, preached his farewell
sermon to a large congregation on
Sunday evening. The reverend
gentleman preached an earnest, in,
• teresting and helpful sermbir. During
his labors here he was much appreciat-
ed both as a preacher and personally,
and was especially helpful among the
young. He will long retain a warm
), place in the affet Bions of the entire
congregation here, andall will watch
with interest his future career. He
.intends leaving shortly for Michigan
presented, a few evenings ago, at a
meeting- of the Bible Society in
Chalmers' church, Kincardine town,
ship,with a beautifully worded address
and a well filled purse, as a small
token of esteem in which tie was held
by the congregation of the church,
while filling the pulpit when they were
in want of a pastor. • The address was
read by Mr Duucau Campbell, one of
the eiders of the congregation, and
the presentation- made by Mrs Camp-
Lucknow Sentinel says : A
pleasant event was consummated at the
resider.ce of Mr L.1looel , on Outraru
street, on Wednesday last, where MrWellington Martin, of Wingh am, and
Miss Jennie Worthington,of Lucknow,
were joined together in the holy bonds
of uiatrinrony,by the Rev J 5 °oiling-.
in the presence of a number of guests
and relations. The bridesmaid was
Miss Theresa Borland, and Mr Jas A
Denning was the ;room's best, man,
while the many beautiful gifts sent to
the bride were evident tokens of the
esteem in which she is held.. We
join in wishing the young couple a
long and happy life,
Salem.
Ur Sunday last; the Rev M J Tot,
ten, pastor of the (Ion regational
church, Turnberry, rreached his fare,.
%tell sermon. -The circumstances of
the case and the rev. gentleman's
preaching ability drew a large con,
gregation. In the course of his ser,.
mon, he reminded his hearers he had
been about six years amongst there
and trusted that his • labors, which
had.been sincere, had proved a sourse
of blessing. The church is closed for
the present and the .flock needs a
shepherd. • To an earnest and devoted
nester, anxious for the spiritual wel-
fare of his people And to enlarge
Chridt's boundary, the Turnberry
Oongregational church, with the
associated churches of Rowlett, pre-
sent an important and encouraging
field of labor.
Toronto.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
` the Methodist church is in session at
the Etna street Methodist ehurch...
Lttelenow. Sara Lord Bailey, of Boston, and
Mr D W .Bayes, station agent, and Albert Stettenbnry, of Buffett), gave
Mr Geo Mair, banker, of this town, a moat enjoyable evening of recital and
are away for few days direr axed song,at the Bonet street Congregational
quasi shooting on the St Clair flats.- church, the other night.—Dr .,B E
A weetinw of the directors of the McKenzie delivered an address on
Lucknow Bible Society Was held in physical culture before a large class of
the Baptist church, on Thursday University students in the Asocia-
1, evening of last week — Mr Jas tion hall the other evening. -:At an.
Williamson has returned to his home early hour in the Diming, recently,.
in Woodstock, after spending . a few a drunken than hurled astone through
weeks visiting friends here. --Mr Alex the large iatnp on the corder of Yon
Lawson was iu Lortdon last week tab -land Richmond streets, shattering the
ing part m the quoiting tournament.-�-», glass, The sound of the smashing
Mrs E Clanieron has returned from glass did not alarm the policetnan on
visiting friends in Wroxeter,—Ur the beat. --Herbert Fawcett, a street
and Mrs Jas Vitorthin, ton, of (Guelph, car conduotor,l•.ad his left foot erttsh•
are visiting friends here at present.—, ed under the wheels of his car at the
iVlisaElsie McLaren' has returned corner of York and Queen streets,
front visiting friends lie Cblcago, last evening.—James Uarding, a resp
Bev John McNabb, of this town, wag dent of Toronto for over forty years.
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We must have money to meet our obligations.
Iexpired oft the 22nd ;est, at the age crf
87 years, -At the parade the other
night of the Queen's Own Rifles, there
were 563 members of all ranks . in
line.—E 13 '.lorgan, of Toronto, has
been appointed inspector of cattle
ships under the new blw.. A laborer
named Patrick Walsh was smothered
under a quantity of earth caused by
the raving in of a drain he was digging
on Norfolk street, on the 22nd ins%,. --
The cricket Match between the Gentle
men of England and the . Gentlemen
of Western Ontario, which was con-
cluded on Thursday, . resulted disas-
trously to the Canadians. They w.re
beaten by 184 to 180, while the Eng,
lishmen had an innings to spare. in
an exhibition innings played in the
afternoon the Englishineu made 210
xuus
Sortie
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become listless, fretful, without ener-
4y, thin incl twealc. G'tir:ify and build
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t.:11ry �yyry , 1 1,,,r,
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Lisne and tensa.
Palatable as Milk. AS. A piti:Vsterne OR
CERN; OP Covens on roes, IN BOTH
THE OLD AHD YUUHD, IT 18 UNEQUALLED.
Genuine made by Scott & Bowno, Belleville.
Salmon Wrapper: at ail Druggists, 60o, and
$1.00.' ,.
NOTICE.
All parties indebted to E. R. Talbot,
either by note or boost account, will
please call and pay the sante to me at once,
as they have been placed in my hands -
for collection.
•
JOHN NEELANDS,
Winghani, June 18th, 1891..
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAIL.
The undersigned offers for sale a cottage eoutalr..
intt seven rooms, and twedtlths of an acre of land,
situated on the eorner of Patrick and Carling streets
wingham. Good collar, woodshed and hard and soft
%voter: Vet. particulars, apply to the owner, near
the propobty.
D. Ideltlbautit,
NOERSWANrE
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for the puro. • se of a ver
Desirable Re de' e find Grounds
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an which .rte the, prop : ty will be sold.
For fur or particulars, a .ly to
T). M.
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loves, StOv boy'
warm, umiamarxxnr,—..rzs.....aers.awrsn,
All intending pu:rchas:. rs of stoves for this
winter will save money by buying from
D. U' `:P E..
Having bought a very large variety of
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to choose from
Every stove guarenteed against breakage and
to give complete satisfaction.
Wingliam, October 96h,1891.
D. SUTHERLAND.
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SHORTHAND INST1TUTE,
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London, Ont.,
Ts without doubt the moat xxonotalz and
VItAorxoArr institution in CANADA.
GnAntrttss of both sexes ASSIST= to
good POSITIONS. Over fifty of last sea
an, s students in positrons
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vavirty snirmlor, a anj hrg bachelor strlppcd,
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