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n Robt, Orr's old stand, lately Ocoupied by E. C. Clarke, Tailor, with a
WI.stook of
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Vic- Fri P O D 1 S ,
Consisting of
)RY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS and SHOES,
READY MADE CL,
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Not a dollars worth of old goods
contains a number of lines bought at a clearing prig
rices.
An inspection of the stock respectfully solicited.
Yours truly,
.IL McIWDOO.
KESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.—Never
he history of Wingham has a more
:ensive, more magnificent, or more se -
stock of Spring Dress Goods ever
n shown in one department. The
from English, French and American
ducts in all the new weaves, all the
styles, all the new designs, all the
colorings. We are in the field to
and low prices and as immense
. k are hound to keep us where we
vare--far in advance.
ILK DEPARTMENT.—One visit to this
t department will convince the most
tical that it is complete in all its
aches. You have only to call for wha
want, no matter what fabric, wha
de or what price.
&ACE DEPARTMENT. — A bargain fat
•ers .who appreciate good value.
%LOA$ DEPARTMENT—Has been the
iration of the large crowd of ladies
• have visited it during this week.
'LOVES AND Hosx11%Y.--Nothing has
¢i left undone to make this depart -
the centre of attraction for value
assortment.
OTHINo DEPARTMENT.—This exte
and elegant department needs no
rents in type. If you haven't seen
clothing department, ask any one
visited it, what they think of our
Spring stook of elegants suitings
overcoatings.
Of`•IJEPARTMENT.—All the new ideas
correct styles are in this stock. All
ew footwear for the Spring of '92
display' for men, ladies and ,child -
by the best makers in the Dominion.
trEN'S ]'ARNISHINOS. —The correct
4,sers, who know good values and are
)n style, will always be interested in
department; always the latest, al -
48 the best, always the cheapest, at
M. H. McIND00'S.
MillgOnt crinl es
_' FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1892.
LOCAL NEWS.
111r 3 H Dulmai
Fashion. Stock
terday with a v
stallion. A
horse will be
e arrived home
rnm, Trenton, N
ry fine standard
11 description of
wen iu our next
undertaking and Vurnitnre Estaib•
Usluntent.
Rnr.I+I1 HonosoN has opened his
re and Undertaking establish•
in the old furniture store, nearly
to the Queen's 1Totol, Winghatn,
has a full stock of Furniture,
dingsz and Undertaking goods on
Call and inspect goods and get
Picture Framing done promptly
well, 'Special attention given to
and repairing, and guarantee all
Raving had long eaperienc
iture and undertalcingisusi•'
Yea sure I eau .give satisfaction'
taaw hearse for hire.
Extra I oo soli
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—Do roil ItpIEP II1:Ns?—We have received
from the publishers the 1st No of Vol IV,
of The Cauadiau Poultry Journal and
Pigeon Fancier, issued semi-monthly at
Beetou, Ont. The Journal is neatly gotten
up, and illustrated with a splendid frontis-
piece. The reading matter is of vital in-
terest to all keepers of poultry, and
especially to the farmer whose "hens don't
pay." To those desirious of obtaining prac-
tical information iu reference to poultry,
no better investment can be made,we think,
than a dollar spent in a subscription to
The Canadian Poultry Jousual. Send
stamp for sample copy.
BORN.
GRovEs—In Toronto, on the 4th inst,
thep9f W E Groves; a son.
�SwAxxoN-In Wingham,on April 17th,
the wife of Mr Geo Swanton; a daugh-
ter.
MARRIED.
GOT—MoIR—In Wingham, on April
20th, 7892, by Rev W H Watson, Mr
Wm Goy,of Turnberry, to Mrs Elizabeth
Moir, of Wingham.
DIED.
EAnnx—In nelgrave, on the 19th inst,
Matthew Pearen, aged 84 years and 22
days.
WINGHAM MARKETS.
1VMiltin , April 21, 1802
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbs, 6 2 25 to
Fall Wheat per bushel, 80 to
Spring 80 to
Oats, 27 to
Barley 30 to
Peas, 50 to
Butter, tub 15 to 15
do Rolls, 15 to 15
Wood per cod 1 50 o 1 15
Hay per ton, 8 00 to 8 50
Potatoes, 15 to 20
FOR SALE, CHEAP.
Twentyfivo. strong .coloiries of well bred Its
Bees, in first-class movable frame hives and on
straight built comb., All must be sold this spr't'
as I cannot attend to them.
W. J. 110b, D. D. S.,
Philadelphia, Pd
Apply at Apiary, Lot 10, 2nd. Line' Morris
HOLSTEIN BULLS FOR SALE
1
Wishes to intimate to t
stock of STING AN]
The undersigned has for sale on Lot 10, Con.1j,
animals are all well Marked and registered in t
Turnberry, four thoroughbred Holstein bulls. Lati., attel+n Hats
ing from 9 to 18 months old. The above mention��pp' Canadian Herd Book. They will be sold cheap a Laces, Mal
on easy terms to suit purchasers. The stock la well ass°
JAS EI,LIOT,
Breeclei of IIo stein a e,
hrevale, On
NOTICE•
.
A special gen • al meeting of e Shareholdersr
The Wingham Te erance 11 Company, Limit
for considering a . sane ' ning By -Law No
(passed by the dire or 14th April, 1892,)
authorizing the Compa to borrow foul; huud
dollars on a mortgage . he real estate of said Co
pony, and other bus' ess, 911 be held at the Co
pany's Hall in the own of Vingham, on
Wednesd: ', the 27 day ofAp
instant, at t• hour of 10 o'clock n the forenoon.
By ' rder C. CLARKE,
Secreta.
PROF. SCOTT,
MUSICAL LEADER PRESBYTERIAN CHUB
gives Private Lessons in Vocal Training, both in Sty
2 40 and Tonic -Sol -Fa Notation. Open for engagemer',
8.2 for Concerts or Church meetings. Terms moderap
28 Apply SIRS. IT. MORROW'S, -
24 Shifter St, Wingha
DARK WANTED
Executor's notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given.•persoant' to Section 36,
Chapter 110, 11 S 0, 1887, And amendments thereto,
tltat all creditors and other .persons having claims
against the estate of Robert Orr, late ot the Town
of \Vingham, in the County• of Moron,. merchant,
deceased. who died on or abdut the 27th day of Feb-
ruary, A D, 1892, are required tb deliver or send by
post, prepaid, on or before the lst day of June, A D,
1892, to WILLIAM J. CHAPMAN, Wingham P 0,
Ontario, Executor of said deceased, a statement in
writing containing their names, addresses and des-
criptions, and full particulars and proof of their
claims, and a statement of their account, and the
nature of the securities (if any) held by thein; and
that the said Executor will atter the said 1st day
of June, A D, 1892, preccecl to distribute the assets
of the said deceased among,the persons entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which
he shall then haw notice; and the said Executor
will not be lia f*the said 'stets or any part' there.
of so distrib eater any person'or persons of whose
claim or cl mg notice has not been received by the
said Exe for at the time of said distribution.
J. A. MORTON,
Solicitob for said Executor.
at Wingham, this 14th April, 1892,
HORSEMEN !
The Great Roadster Stallion,
CARLISLE,
—13026,—
V/ill be at
SWART,V'S HOTEL,
WIN'GHAMVM,
WEDNESDAY NIGNT
Of Each Week
durin the season. parties having mares
to br ed should not book them before see•
in is grand big horse.
1500 Cords Hemlock Batk
Wanted at the Wingham Tannery. ,
5.00 PER CORD
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Will be paid on delivery.
Parties peeling 15 cords or over, can
deliver half in summer and balance in
winter, if desired, an d same price will be
paid.
WINCHAM TANNING CO.
Wingham, April 5th, 1892.
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
SPE TS, &c.,
red at special
•
VG.
g country that her
VI and -opened up,
, Flowers,
&c.
....tr to the fashionableistyles for this year.
,7ANCY GOO
A large stock on ;bund, composed of
CHINELLE CORDS FANCY C INA SILKS,
Ell BROIDERY SILKS, 1.LLOSELS,
• SILKS, RIBB )NSEEN, Sc.
MANTLE 'DE A.RTMENT.
The Mantle Department contains a varied assortment of
CLOTHS, SILKS, SATINS, SATIN BROCADES
FLUSHES, VELVETS, &c., to chcose from.
MANTLE
The success of this Great Cough Cute is
Without a parallel in the history of medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos.
itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can suc.
cessfully stand. That it may become known,
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home
In the United States and Canada. r If you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, fox
it will cure you. If your child has the Croup,
or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief
is sure. If you dread that insidious disease
Consumption,use it. Ask your Druggist for
SHILOH'S CURE, Price to cis., go cts. and
vis Whi1oh's Nn,rODuss �r Prisore ce
25 2t2lone,
DS�
TA SSELS, FELTS,
WASHING
MANTLE MAKING A. SPECIALTY. Perfect ]'it, Latest Styles.
Stamping Done to Order,
Au inape
Remet>
on invited.
er the place—First door north of J. R. Muushaw's jewelry store.
LOD-
ing • m, April 21, 1892.
TOWN ' ' ! PERTY OR° SALE.
The undersigned w hes t. "ispose of his property,
consisting of half an a: a ground, being lots 46
and 46, Catherine Stree' ast, on which Is *octal rt
good frame house and a .le, There aro also a tine
lot of bearing fruit t es a 1 the land is excellent
for gardening purp' es. Fo particulars as to price
apply to the own on the pre` ises.
JAMES'DEYIILL.
Wingham,
arch 30, 1802.
4.1
A. NOBBY SUIT
THOS. LESLIE
Is in a position to ftirnish such to all
who give him a call.
Having now on hand a very large
stook of
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Suitable for all classes rof people—over
200 pieces to choose from --the most fas-
tidious may 'SUIT themselves, and at
prices that defy competition.
The stock comprises all kinds of goods
usually carried in a first-class merchant
tailoring establishment, and will well
repay a look through.
Onlyfirst•class hands employed, and
work turned out on short notice.
who
Remember the stand—Opposite the
Queen's Hotel, : Wingham,.
THOS. LESLIE;
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
For sale, in £lie' own Plot of Wingham, two Park
Lots, Nog 40 1, on Alice Street, north of tho
Railway ; gold and good water close by, and a
small stream s: all the year across a small corner
of the property; with apples, cherries and small
fruits. House fairly good. Apply at the
"TIMES" OFFICE:
Wingham, Ont,
NEV( JEWELRY STOREI
J. R. M U,NSHAW
Beggs to intimate tot ripeoplo of Wingham
and general public that bo has opened out
a large stock of
WATOIIES,
CLOCKS, JEWEL Y,
s1Lv]RWARE, s:c.
in the store lately occupied by Mr. Ede
Dinsley, and invites all to call and see.
goods and get prises.
Repairing promptly attended to- and
satisfaction guaranteed.
O
3. I,.1V.UNSH A.W.
Wfngba n, Maroh 28,1842.