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WINGHAM, ONT., FRIDAY, MAY n 18N.
This store talk is worse than money
wasted if any ways unreliable. The I
steady increasing sales proves your in
terest in us! and determines the run o
public opinion regarding this store and
its methods. The only possible hope forer
success nowadays is doing ones level best'
and being sincere about it, this will
always be our aim, everybody treated
alike, the .child as its mother or•father..
We do not have what is called "Leaders"
that is bait, thrown out with the idea
of ieduoing one to buy other goods a
prices to "make up," our stook andprie
all through are "Leaders."
In our boys olothing stock the value
is surprising and let's make it very
Blear. First you can depend on the
cloth. the cloth is good quality, second
the workmanship and out is first quality,
no slop work, third, there is style, finish,
taste, in every garment on our to hies.
Our grocery stook is as usual full with
fresh and seasonable goods. You all
know our 350, tea now, everybody does
Provisions of all kings.
Highest price pain for Woo ,
molt or trade.
Shop early. Secure prompt delivery.
This store closes at seven.
ORR
The BnArr, May 19,
& HLSCOCKS,
Direct Importers.
1892.
LOCAL NEWS
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R A
Graham's, Market Grocery..
—"Dick" the bc>latblack did the town up
on the 24th. i
—Baby carriages just to hand. 10 per
f
cent offor spot cash, at 8 Chino's.
ospol. Temperance
nee lrall,on Monday
•—Remember t
meetinain the Te
eveniug ,next.
—Girls wanted at the Queen's Hotel,
Wiugham. Good wages.
}Ve understi id that B Willson, Beg,
has disposed .of 1 • s farm, which is situated
inside the corporation to Mr D Stewart,
cattle dealer. •
—A complete assortment of garden
and vegetable see ,bv the ounce, pound
or parcel, at Chisholm's Cerner Drug
Store.
Mr W A Meeks
tionlet, will give on
tainments iu Wiugl
ing, June 7th, until
town baud
—The engagement of
do Company to give a
town, under the auspioy
has beeu withdrawn on
vival meetiugs being outinued in town. Opening
the dramatic eloeu-
of his popular enter-
o, on Tuesday even -
r the auspices of the
Ilie Baird Drama-
eek's concerts in
of the Fireinen
account of the re-
Work has comm ced on the exoavating
of le new Cburc of England-
--"Topsy," th ruuning mare owned by,
oatts
e Bros, of his town neared
third
money in Loud !, on May 24th. —Ur a D Long is
-•\Varxxn—A good\smart boy to learn business again, afte
the printing business, apply at this office, vere illness.
--The County Co Moll will meet in God -
oriel', ou Tuesday, roue 7th.
—The earth will Lie the greatest distance
from the sun on th morning of July 6.
MrWF13
g to the app
gallery by bavi
—The editor;
turn thanks to
mess of speckle
okensbire is greatly add- --The election fu
ranee of bis photograph ship, resulted in t
to it re -papered: Kerr, editor of the
f the Tines desires to re-' 50
tr Wm Sheridau for a fine 0 The ?donut h'oreat
trout. stand last week in an
50n rAs an inducement Represeritatire is gre
CENTS new subscribers, pea
we offer the Tiiu:s till the 1st .of January,
1 3, for 50 cents. Send in the names.
While
angled at work in the •.Unip#' field's corner to th
aotory, on IN -day last, Mr John .Terif oorjier.
11Zr J51 i Elder:
heed-a thorougbbre
r and Crossley conducted from Mr James Ellios
neaday afternoon, at Brus- calf is a beauty.
e Methodist church was
once.
'--Cedar Blocks ha• e been placed ou the
ground for building acrossing from Duf.
Bak f H amt •lt
hie to attend to bis
several ivvelte of se+
russels for the Reeve -
election of Mr W
se, by a majority of
—The paint b sh is transterwing the
appearance of se oral pieces in town.
• —The editor o the Trams is still cou-
lined to his bed, ut is a little better than,
—A large numb r of Good. Teniplars from
town attended t e Distriot meeting
Blyth ou Friday 1 t,
epreaantailve chine to •:
»larged form. The
ly improved in op- .
had the mrsfos nue to have a board strlire .Zj
him in the fay.
—Revs Hu
service on W -
eels. The la
packed. It w2.a a moat wonderful service
—tor first-class tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co,
Remember the place, only two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book-
stpre and Halsted & Soott's,bank.
—Mr W H tilts, of Kincardine, will
open out a ate of boots and shoes in Mr
John Martin' old stand, on Wednesday,
June 8thi itch for his advertisement
next wee
—A mass eking for children and young
people on hursday afternoon, at 4.15
o'clock, to h it Rev Walter'J Currie, a re-
turned Afr ' an Misssionary. Collection
for mission
—W F Brockenahirs has a lot of Oil
Paintings; also,a few Beautiful Artotypes,
which he is selling very cheap. I have a
large stook of Moulding on hand; and I a
making Pioture Frames to order. Ph
tograpby in alr its branches from minis•
tures to life size. Call and see what I'have
csl
when in town. W F Bnxssatii&.;.,,..._.
Beaver Block, Wiugham.
—Rev Walter, Currie, a returned mis-
sionary from Ci amba, Africa, will lecture
ou his African e periences, .in the Congre"
gatioual church Wingbam, ou Thursday
evening, June 2 d. Silver collection.'
—The Spri field Star has auspended
publication. e owner says:. "The pat-
ronage bestowe by the community was
not sufficient o pay running expenses."
Cheek may ru a newspalner for a while,as
it can any of r business, but a dry of
reokoaing is su e soon to come.
50 CENTS—As an inducement
to new subscribers,
we offer the Tiaras till the eat of January,
1893; for 50 cents. Send in the names.
—The following i
the Gospel Temp
held in the Tempe
evening, May 30th
Selection i ...Orchestra
Hym;
n o on
this ttown, has pug•
Holstein heifer calf
, of Blnegale. The
—An examination o andidates for third
°lase certificates will b held in the public
sabool.here, commenoi on July 11th, at
8.45 a m. Upon a>r pli tion the depart-
ment has kindly grant 1 permission. It
will be quite a, convenien a for those in the
the town and immediate ioiuity:
E. H. DETER,
Undertaker and Erubalmier,haa opened out,
a first class undertaking parlor, opposite
Chisholm's Drug Store, Wiugham, and is
prepared to take charge of anything in that
line that may be entrusted to him, having
put in a stock equal to anything outside of
the city, both in taste and quality. Prices
very moderate. First class hearse in at-
tendance. E. H. Maven.
Tho Queens Birthday.
The Queen's birthday was celebrated in
Wiugham, on Tuesdi,y last, iu v, becoming
manner. Before no'iu they. was a fair
crowd in the town, acid there was a num-
ber went to the par to witness the foot
ball match between he Brickyards and
Ironsides, which resu ted in favor of the
Ironsides by 'a score of;1 to 0.- At four
$'clock, the Ironsides and Wiuham, play-
ed, which resulted i a tie he games
and sports took place in they irk, and the
prises were awarded s fol ws
Putting 16 lb shot, 9 iew,J Dingman;
one hundred yard , H Thomson, J
Johnston; Two hu dred yard race, T
Johnston, H Tho ; Boys rave under
15, W Risdon, M' son ; Girls race, 8
Agnew, J Me aiu ; Half mile race, H
Jones, W M ay; tending jump, J W
MoBain, Agnew; Standing hop, step
and jum . J W Mo aiu, T Agnew; Run-
ning ju p, ,r W Mc fain, W Blatchford;
n' g hop, step a d jump, R Linton, J
Bain ; Bimini high jump, J Ding-
, T Aguew ; Boat race, B Russel, A
Gregor.
Che lacrosse mat h between the Kin-
cardine and Winch m clubs, resulted in
favor of the town club by 2 goals to 1.
The town band contributed very much tc
....., Mr Cline the eujoyment of
..Mr Gallagher that was to have b
.Mr Cline and Family
.Rev Mr Carter, Gorrie hall, did not come
Orchestra went of the Baird 7
Ru.
the programme for w
ranee meeting, to be ma
nee Hall, on Monday Ms
Weil e to hear them n the near'future. Reading of Scrip
- Prayer
;T: R trains for 'Toronto and east Solo
leave Wiugham at 6.30 a m and 11.10 a 15 Minutes Addie
via W G, & B Division, and at 6.45 a m music
and 3.411 p m; via Clinton and Guelph. to Minutes'Adnce
Gond eonnectione by all; trains. Selection •
Its and Mrs Towles'mud Mr.' J Ilona. Pledge Signing
)0010t
nth sail from New YorMnn Thursday next, Benediction :
for England on a please, health, -benefit
trip. They will visit England,Ireland,
Scotland and Wales. 11Ir..Homuth will
a1ti Visit Germany. I3r Towler will visit
iieVeral of the hospitals, o'l the: Old Country
While away.
—There are .n$
rears for the >ce+,
and hope they •will;:
or remit by mail. 'e
1f1 lr61re in dr -
ii Honey,
p"tf:onoe,
—PAir'rn.e v9pw.P7Ret,i`,'fire doant kno
mutoh abut ad lirtisiug," ays one of our
knights of,the brush, "but of 1 doant kno
abut painting ¢int wuth uoing. I kant
peel se good as sum but 1 k n paint a house
in first class stile a oheap any man alive
you can bet youre butes on that. Let me,
figure on the nett job of p nting you, haw.
Ile astonish ytir," says the ainter.
—SA>"t1RnXY Nxo*rr BAno.X.`t (•jotarrRn.—
Those who &ate to gee us last Saturda,yy
night understand 'what our ideau lf-
ing cheap meat's. Don't miss Sting
night at M. IL Moirriioo s,
The races tole bpi in Wingbam on
ruetlday, Puna 28th, pr ..
ones. There will be 1? ihand, dale and inspect goods and get
ro am :• s 'u t'
re
last weak..
—ThA evangelise
midst for the' pas
Sunday evening
cl1'uroh.
—The game law amended at the late
session of the Legisl- ture contains the fol„
lowing provisions : \' he open season for
deer will be only tw.ti weeks, from Novem.
ber 1st to November 1. th instead of Octo-
ber loth to Novembe 15th. ' One person
is forbidden to kill m, a than two deer.
except wheuthe auima(: are cu bis own
property. No parson o1 common carrier
will be allowed to trans rt deer carcases
except from November 1 ; till November
ducks will be-
lie number one
3fi0: The ex.
odcook and all
Is iso forbidden.
ail, snipe, tur-
ibited for two
22nd. The open seasonf
gin on September 1st, and
man may kill is limited t
portation of ducks, quail,
other game birds and auf
The purchase or sale of q
key and woodcock is pro
years.
New tfgdarttd ing and ir,Ariitture Eatan-
Ma IRx•; .;exx 'Honnsoly has opened his
Furniture and Undertaking establish-
ment in the old tiurniture store, nearly
he day. The concert
en• given in the town
I owing to the engage-
ramatic Company be-
50 {.CENTS
we offer the Tines
1893, for 60 cents..
who have been in our
four weeks, close ou
n the Presbyteriau
_As an inducement
to new subscribers,
till the let of January,.
Send in the names.
—A meting of
Turnberry Agridu
the Directors of the .
ural Society will be •
held in Swarts' hot I, on Saturday, May -
28th, at 1 o'clock p
—The Northwest ransportation Coy's
fine steamers, "Monarch" and "United
Empire" are now running regularly be.
tween Sarnia and Sault Ste Marie, Port
Arthur, Fort William and Duluth, making
close conueetion for all points in Manitoba,
British Columbia, Pacific Coast, Western
States, etc. These Steamers are the high-
est classed, most powerful and moat com-
fortably equipped on the lakes. Passau -
gem leaving Wingbam by 3.45 G. T. R.
afternoon train connect, with boat leaving
Sarnia same evening. For stateroom
reservation, lowest rates, sailing dates and
all information, call ou G. T. R. Agent;
Wingbam Di=triot Meeting. 1J
The ministerial se Sian of the Wiugham
District meeting of e Methodist ohnreh
was held on Wedge: ay afternoon in the
town of Wingbam, Rev S Sellery, B D,
presiding. Rev I B Wallwin, B A, of
Bluevale, was elect= Secretary and Rev.F
Swann, of AubOr Assistant Secretary.
The questions relatiig to the ministers of
the Distriot were as ed and satisfactorily
answered. A resolu ion of sympathy wax.
passed to Rev J L IL`rr, of Brussels, who
has been laid aside f k Berne mouths owing
to the growth of a eat mot ou his right eye,
which cataract he ha removed last fall.
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock the lay
representatives took t eir places along with
their paabors and th work of the past
year came up for view. There were
present : Revs S Sell y, B D, J A Mc,
Lachlan, M A, E A S aw, G I` Salton, R
Paul, W Otterwell, J Ferguson,' W F
Campbell, Ph B; F S.; aun, J H Dyke and
I B Wallwin ; also `r 'fowler, W B Orr,
,John Bray, W H H . r, Wm Pollard.. John
Wilford and T Jenk us.
ing cancelled. Th lucky ticket for the
gold watch was not sold.
A' an inducement
50 CENTS—to snew subscribers,
we offer the Times till the 1st of January,
1803, for 50 cents. Send in the names.
Persola.'1le.
Mr Win Armour,' 'Mildmay, spent
Sunday in, town..M J L Coutts, of St
Thomas, spent a few • aye in town this
• week..Miss Laura B A wn, of Wroxeter,
was visiting at Mr Anderson's, this
e M TE 13 ° f 0 eville
opposite the Queen's Hotel, Winghant,
and brig a full stock of Furniture,
but to `be a sue• Mouldings, and Undertaking goads on
Edell iu urges. -
The following, is the p toe. ;Vet t1 prices. Pictures Framing done promptly
Trotting and peeing, .tl,:.`Grisil Race and well. Special attention given to
Trot or pees, for horses $mind within 15 robbing and repairing, and guarantee all
miles of Wingham,' 1st ay, 1092, thld work dense, Having had 1 xperience
%n the furniture and un ing busi-
,have never won money in ny race, $50; teas, I am sure I earl •give'iaisfaotion.
I Mile Race—Bast 2 in 8, 0; Free•for. A splendid new hearse for hire.
011—Trot and pati #r0
lr It r IlenseteOrr
k.. rs ow s, o raga
we l ,
is visiting her paren in town this week.
..Mr Geo Donaldson of Listowel, was in
town on Monday.. ' 'a J E Hunter, spent
Monday with his w and family in St
Thomas..Me Jas Bryan, of the Lucknow
Sentinel, was in town on Friday..Mrs
L Winter, of Listowel and Mr Geo May-
nard of Toronto, wer the guests of Mrs
E, Elliott, this week . ;e iss Lillie Swabb,
of Loudon' is visit g at Mrs d'ehn
Norris' this week.. Mr'' oNVaut,tepresent-
ing the Lonbon Adve .iserx'wks ie town
last weok..Miss Ella
ing friends in Rapid 0
ttobt Swanton is . v
Geerge, in town th
Hay, of Listowel, ie
town this week..1St
fob, is visiting his
in. town this we
iuuknow spe
mono , Oh vi it
y ,1•
itin
Y C .11:IO 1u1E
0;. preaching pl e, 23 ; Su
teachere ea rs and office 9J ; Bohol
scholars who took mperanoe pee
The Divancee stood s follow» t M'
support, $16,840, 1 awing a de"
378;, Misaiou try, 1,490; . Super
fund, 31;07; Ede ' Bong}, $135;
gent; 9.40; olrurc relief, $13;
school aid, 91.7; 8 teutation, $9;
Missionary Soviet , $132; Sunda
purposes, 31;102; 'pworth Lenge
Ladies' Aid, 3472 ' Trustee Boards,
all other purpose $437. The o
are omitted for sit e of brevity.
Rev J Ferguson nd • Rev I J3
will move this ye and Bev NY'
may also move. a
Entitle to the Bes#w.
All are entitled s, the best their
will buy, so every, amily should he,
onoe, a bottle of tl best family. re
Syrup of Figs, to &eanse the eystern
costive or bilious.{ For sale in 75e b
by all loading druists. .
Hunte and Groemles',
As we near the close of the fourth
last week of the vangelistic services,
find the attendan a and. jlterest still
the increase. La t limo 1 -ay was a d
uever to be forgott n In the mornieg,t
evangelists preach to large audiences i
the Congregatioual nd Baptist churche
The town hall was again packed nn th
afternoon. Tho ap ndid a ss o£ kG
Crossley, on "Myst' ries in;,;+;the physic%
and spiritual world,' was listeued to wits'
rapt attention. Th s address will belt
fruit in time to own , At the same boa
the Methodist churn was packed with
audience of ladies a `d boys and girls, nsk
listened with deep i terest to a timely an
practical address frit Mr Hunter. In th
;evening the largest oagregatiou that h
yet greeted the es ngelists, met in t
Presbyterian church Mr Crossley preac
ed with power and
J. a following is a1E list of circuits and notion and want''
number of member': solved to consecrate themselves to G
Wiugham, '285 , Loudesboro, - . The announcement hat Mr Crossley wpbs;
Teeswater, 171 Blyth. $90 preach ou "Dauein "ou Monday etienfn
Wroxeter, 178 Aelgrav ee drew an audience a ost • as large . as "t;hati
Brussels, 204 Belgrave, 170 1,
Walou, 165 • Bluevale, ' 198 of Sunday eveuio . The subject Wal,.
The total thereat?. after removals, &c, handled with mark ability and ue doubt u
were deducted amounted to upwards of the sermon will be ,reductive of gond re -
100. •y who heard thialee-
A resolution w gain fndulgiug in tliis;
circuit askingthe
T is a mystery indeed.:`
be once more
After a lengthy di cussion it was decided
sults. Bow any la
presented from Walton: mon could think of
ackson's appointrtnent .so-called amusemen
tanned to. their circuit,: This (Friday) aft
evangelists will add
the school childre
church. Next Su'
held as follows : In'
ter will preach in..
and Mr Crossley in
Watson and Mr Mc
pulpits. In the aft
mass meeting of then
in the Presbyterian
that no action be
ton will reeomme
Mon at the hands
mittee.
Rev W F Cam
elected as repres`
Committee ; riga
Kerr, of Brussel
Committee; Re J
Teeswater, and
the Epworth Le
Towler, of Wing
Committee.
The following
represent the Di
ference, one lav
ken at present. Wal
d to special considera-
f the Stationing Corm
bell. Pit B, of Blyth, wan
tative on the Stationing
G F Salton and W H
on the Sunday school
A McLachlan, M A, of
m Pollard, of Waiton,on
ue Committee; and Dr
am, on the Missionary
aymeu were chosen to
riot at the comiug Con-
u for each minister
Wiugham, dohlNeelands and W Fes -
sant.
Teeswater, Geo;
Wroxeter, John
Brussels, T Ile
W H Lerr. ,
Walton, Wm PO
Londesboro,,:l as
Blyth, N H You
Auburn, W J Joh
Belgrays, Wm W
Bltiovale, T Jenlci
The Ball District i
s In Brussels. A hear
ek Mr parsed to the Wingh
brother' hospitality.
o. .
y
Itel J T Pepper
ardb
rithwaite.
and John Mills.
sten.
y
noon at 4 o'clock; the
ess a mass meeting et
iu the Methodist
day seryioes will . be
the mottling Mr Hunt .{
e Methodist church
e Presbyterian. Mi
regor will exchange
rnon at.4 o'clock, a'
ichitdteh.,wyill be held ..
ucgh tube addressed •'
by the evangelists. n the evening a grand
foretvell meeting will be
be belie in the 'Pres-
byterian church Ite ly Qxpec..
ted that before the c me
confident of the meetings
nearly 400 persons, will have presented
themselves as seekers of salvation. • _;;
evangelists leave fr their hom:d,
i Thomas, ou Monda4morning o
train.—(Jost. 1i air
a"ud>
LilltWel.
v. W.. A,-O00c, of Dore fester,
ocg spied the'pttlpit itt Enos ch, ab no;
•Sunauy last.--4Ftllt W: Godfrey, tuition
agent, bits returned' home::ft1m -k ,
recent trip to the west, --The. :tet Till' .
began a,'week'-silt
e town hall her,
tedneaday "veiling ,40
e annual meeting of -l.
tot of the Methodist
in the Methodist ,
and Wetlttekdaa :
.. Wm, l lliott lefts'...
eery Were. hirt.tt#'r i•
nu ou the Sth
ft'nm Air. iT*
Herb Medicine C
tertniuments in t
opting will be i•held coMmencing on
vote el thanks ivae nt last weal:,--- TI
m people -fur their. the Li itowai lista
ohur h,.'vas belt
nears ; +o copied church oii'uesd
f this I• lei
we ° aster Tho following parte
fatting relatives fn from the t cheaules con
"lease, of t;loder- for the pant year
on,. Mr W H•Wkllatee, litters, 10 ; superannua't
Mr 404 Ainoaid, of ers, 19; exhorters, 9; lee
few d: t ton this '74; ropredentabfves,
reingtheDistrict .o ligfwee„
or of active mitt foreman of thn t
4; local preset.
.isrusbea -Heara r s "1 is iii and h
°.Messed a t50 ncrs
ars 82; t,bovarzts \Cession pf Iii m