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Wellwaod, Goa amp},ell, Annie their hope for €t wl
l Graham, b�ttnnie Ci en, Maud Netter- around town tltaE a
Meld, 1.1annall i+ino nd, soon to talcs pi
slit.,v, its reliability, its the spirit; Wx H RTmEy, Teacher. decked cars of hofs
eflodation, itsthe ambition to be ` hero last Mouday..
is in the highest sense, its at- • Jars owel, been busy at the
t is aarto business,
ell i to rbecause wte carnt ry ; The brick cot 1;e owned by 111r makin soma ne
ideas more thoroughly, that is' John Thompson as totally destroyed 'Thursday evening
Sas where we, deserve, in the lead.' by ;fire about 3,3 on Sunday ir,orninl; W hell. of Iiamil
ese of afar values this week, last, together wi h the contents. The addl'eks On the xe
Qon 1 sxof�cou add
osts in nierchal occupants being away from home at ill the town hall,
the Mule of toe ire it is a lnistery how
' ' 1 b 'ld• , a N'�UI♦1,F �.
Where
the fire originn .d, T ie to lu wa
or the ladies of Wingham our insured in' th Citizen's for %500,
Gloves and Hosiery this weep,
merit.that•itwould posi-,
which ,will not lead cover the loss. --
Y
'besuch
'Je Fi misfortune t0 miss this.I
There will be meeting of ills Share*
We have enough tel supply all,1
holders of th furniture factory, oil
aloe in Laces,special Flouncings,
I Tuesday June th.—The Rev J Cam-
lderies, Trimmings, in G clips and
erou, M A, of Toronto, occupied tile.
The follo lug a the names of the
I pulpit in the resbyterian church, on
h Find. tumble suits for the boys'
Sunday bast Mr Thos Young has
trong, serviceable sults that com-
let the conte •t for his new brick
e maximum of comfort and dura-
ith the minitnum of cost.
residence on il aim street—!1Ir Wallace
lists........,•............... 6,114
XleKeiWe, wl
o left here. a short time
fasniNc.DP•,P'A=mEnT.— Rich neck-
ago for Bri,ti8
Columbia, has returned
outing shirts, sprint underwear,
41or hosiery, white shirts, cgllars
flame and int
lids spending a week or
t
cgs
two in town.
The first shipment of
)fit oU,021 ` consists of God-
cheose this se
son was made on Wed.
t DEPARTumiT.--Childrens hats,
nesday, of las
week, 1t consisted of
is, g'entletnens fiats, straw hats,
and cheap hats.
140 boxes.
ThP County Orange
7>s
Lodge of Nor
It Perth will hold its
they come another big batch of
semiannual
seting in the Orange
"las pushed to the firopt on the bar-
kali in this pl
ci,, all Tuesday, June
iui>xter for Saturday night. Dont
consider, come down early. Ask
14th.—The,:
t Home given by the
iends to come with you. It beats
Ding`s D:,tigl
ters, under the auspices
,11rds as a money -saver
of Christ; ch
ch, Inst Friday, Was
pat
MH. INCINDQ�C'S'
. .,
fairly su,;;cess
strumet;tal p
ul, The vocal and in-
rt of the entertuinment
erance.
Was excellent
and reflects great credit
Lne
ow.
on thole who
this section a1
took part. -The crops in ;
inciting well consider-
1CJ�l
�G19
l� it 4:JJ4
l (.A
ing biye ltll'�,P,
amount of wet weather
we have had i
tely.
FRIDA" , JUNE: 3, 1892.
'1ig3on of the People of Huron.
"a Del:artment o Agriculture has
l0,
a census bull9tin defiling With
igions o£ (lie eople of Cnadawe give ills denominations,eturned, in the ounty of 1juroutylets Lying thseknownas the
ion Electoral ivisions, so that
lip, whicl, prop rly should be in
is classed wit, Middlesex :
An accide t, t
mtbt babe }esu
1A ins Mabel 0 iver,
l Iaying on ti?
h emb
Mist mill, be f
distance of 0 fee
Where she fe i 1t
the fall lr,i ht I
death. Whe, first ;
in,g up the Lau)
reported tha Miss
dead. We sympa
rowim, par tits i'
!e'
e result of whicll
'a al, happened to
f Bluevale, while
1 kment by Nixon's
kill into the water, a
ucky it was that
not sliallow or
�,v'ws
e caused in8tant
een she was climb-
nlent again.—It is
Daisy Anderson is
hize with the sor-
t•his their sad
x vRON AST,
bereavemen .—Gr Tobe has lost his
Iulation;l ; consists of Blyth,
luck so flu lis ye •.
ls and 1 vilk es, Wing•
the fun. of Mrs
rtiwp, Tur r, , Morris, Hawick
Glen nnan•
trey townsl;ips'
n Cathulies....:'.. ,..,,.. , 2,288
�5ts525
The follo lug a the names of the
.............. ...........
officers of Glenann n Lodge, 1 0 G T,
i, Oatholics................ 480
for the pres at term P C T, Annie
1 h of England ............... 2,9 3
Anderson; i' T, `'
in 11 stings ; V T,
lists........,•............... 6,114
Bella Aude son ;
S, Clara Fortune ;
,vterians...................... 7,191
�sller.1,675
A S, Fred ewis;
F S, John 'Weir;
...........................
Treas, M J Scott
; Chaplin, John
hl HURON EST,
Hastings ; i4I, Ellet
Dunkin ; D Dl ;
)fit oU,021 ` consists of God-
Arthu, Ll i Coln;
Robert Metcalf,
'hand Clii,ton towns, townships of
This Lod
re was
rranized toy. hIr
and West Wa 'auosh, Ashfield,
Blackwell
about 111
tell let, and has
'ne unci Goderi I,.
now a me
,beaship
of nearly . thirty,
its............... ............ 191
this numb
r is likes
to be soon aug-
in Catholics ................ 1,952
merited as
sqq��eral o
here have siginified
in
�Il of England . ............. 3,428
thiel' int
nPion o
joining the
ldists....,......I........... 23
good taus
of tem
erance.
t teriaus .... ............ 03548
kla;ter, Bella Morrison. 4th 1
Lne
ow.
hers.. ... ........ 779
�'
Prof M'eke
wil;,;,
ive an entertain.
l� HURON TH.
�lulation, 19,18 ; consists of Sea-
hent ill this to
evening� Tune 8th
Oil i`V dnesday
er �lltt µspices
u•, nava,,,• au�c,•a..a a,, Scut-
tf MoKillop, S* nley and 'fucker-
�• �•••• �•• ••L �••�-••
Mr ,and rs Geo
-• .
lair` ' urora
Qi townsbips.
last week attendin
the fun. of Mrs
ts............................... . 151
Mair's f thee.—&
r Jas McRae, of
n Cathulies....:'.. ,..,,.. , 2,288
Paris, is visiting
his brother -in -taw,
x 'h of England............... 2,068
AIr Joao in, Gre• ache.' Rev W H
o�# stn........... ....... 5,154
13armby, of 11ont eal College, occupied
' yterians ....... 7,141
the pulpit in the Iethodist church, on
Iftbets ................:........ 2,$82
Sunday last,—M Geo McHardy, of
8
Toronto, s renew u;; old acquaintances
Lawer W ngham•
in town, Mr an Mrs Proctor, spent
of the youn er folks of this
a few da vision friends in Clinton,
.e
ave been srdf}e ing pretty severe
last week
iuumps of late. Potato planting I
Canton.
order of the s mson in this vi-
teacher informs us them
i4ir J 1;
[benne y Ilan taken posses -
l" named .placed on the school
names
siort of Iii
new livery stable.—Mrs
ler this year.— r Wm Netter-
Geo Cross has returned from Miohi-
Isr, is preparing o have his house
-an. and will in ice Ler home in Olin.
rfred,•--Mr Hart is having a new
ton in the fntur .—Mr T Jackson, jr,
�n erected in the rear of his
left on ; Ionday morning for the Old
�—b[r Gallaglie , tllc Patrons'
Country.—Mr W H Webb, formerly
keeper, has ill refl into Mrs,
of this place, ha returned froin New'
s Louse.
York to town al d will reside here in
fallowing is ilia report of Lower
the future.—Mr T Tipling, of Detroit,
laam school foi the month of
was in town on business titin WPeli.-
The nain(-s are put in order of
Reove A H Ma ing and family have
Entrance cl4to---Flo Green,
returhed' home from Florida, Mr
ming, Allie King. 4th seniorY--,
Munning is mut improved iu health
ietterfield, Lorne 1Mactionald l
by his tip tc h south.--•- About 100
kla;ter, Bella Morrison. 4th 1
head of fat cat I were shipped from
{Irssl �lcllwain, Norval Mori
this place last ek by i+4r S Smith.
J Slurdoch, Nellie Beckett.
'—Mrs Jas Tu null, of 'ibronto, was
' !�' Jennie Dey, Milton
in toan this ee , visiting among her
in 14 61 Halstead, Pheabe Ent;.
old friends.
k lko.lybie Curtis, 3rd,itinior...Jas
r er:1�shill Martin, T11GS Stark,
l eleh, Minnie prior, Oliver.
Court Of Re Won for the rYlnnioipa•
rr 2od senior-'-�•R asanna John-
lity of Brttoodc ; dill be held on Mon.
ellie, 'Grithant, Ida Murdoch,
day evening 'riextj--Dr T G Holmes,
Pattrlreou, Mitinia Campbell:I
deft on Vltedneid'ay last for Detroit,
klatisr', glary M'rraddhald, Cleo'
Ile started from herr, with this intent'
Jeunio-Vampbell. 'god,junior'tion
of driving all the tr q.�--Afr it
Ar161'ey, Cxe'rs I�obtit'toil, johil,
•Maloolm [Incl f✓ilmily have moved t0'
IV" will n11r"
rile �It is rum ed
w ddiug or two is
ac ,—Two double
% re shipped from
Brioldayers have
S J'ohn's church,
ed repairs, -0n
this week, Rev J
n, delivered, an
1lerauce question,
V
An old physician, reti it trout practice, ha%h,g
had placed in his hands • an East India, missionary
the formula of a simple 'egetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent c ro of Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, Asthm and all throat and Lung
Affections, also 'a pos' five and radical cure Por
Nervous Debility and at. us ous Complaints, after
having tested its won rfI curative powers' in
thousands of cases, lie as Pelt it his duty to make to
known to his sufferingallows, Actuated by this
motive and a desire to it , human stffer,r,n I
will solid free of eharg • to all who desire rt, this
recipe, Lr German, 1'i not) or' English, with full
directions for preparm, and using. Sent by wail by
addressing with stamp, naming this paper. W. A.
Norss 820 Priors Bloc: Itoch ester, N. Y.
WINGHAM M.0.I;BETS.
WINGna+,, June 3, 1802
Corrected ty P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flourlwr 100 Ills, $ 2 25 to 2 25
Fall lyheat per bushel, 78 to 8o
Spring " 78 to so
Outs, 27 to 28
Barley 30 to 40
Peas, 58 to 58
Butter, tub 13 to 13
do Bolls, 12 to 12
Eggs per dozen 9 to 9
Wood per cosd, 1 50 to 1 7;
fray per ton, 8 00 to 8 50,
Potatoes, - 15 to 20;
KEEP COOL.
Now that the warm weather is coning you would
do well to keep in mind that I am prepared to supply
You with fee dtw'imr the surmner months, at 10w
rates, Also, wood clelivefcil to any port of the town.
JOIPN GRAY,
C1 Shuter st., Wingham.
McLEAN & . SON,
DIALERS IN
Lumber;,
Lath,
Shingles,
Wood, &c.
A !arae stock of all above on hand and
will be sold at close prices.
MCLEAN & SON.
Wingham, May 12th, 1892.
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PROF. SCOTT, '
MUSICAL LEADER PRESdYT•ERIAN CHURCH
ves Private Lessons in Vocal TraWng, both in Stag r
find Tonic -Sol. -Fa Notation. open for eneagenrcnta' c
for Concerts or Chinch meetings. Terms m' crate.' :
Apply at
Stas. if. AroRRow•s,
24 Sumter St, wingham.
ZETLAND PUMP WORKS. 1
I wish to intimate to the people of Zetland and
surrounding country that I have commenced the
mmmfacture of all kinds of i A
- WOODEN PUMPS, 1
,nil can supply them on the shortest notice.
Will also be in a position tesupply.Iron and Force
Pumps to order.
Repairing attended to. Prices reasonable,
JOAN PEr.TON.
Zetland, Alay 5th, 19`:.
JAS-MURRAY & CO.,
WINGHAM FOUNDRY,
Manufacturers of and dealers in
GRAIN DRILLS and SEEDERS, 7
PLOWS,
GANG PLOWS,
WIND MILLS,
ROLLERS,
MOWERS, &c.,
3UTAWAY and DRADEP.
SPAVE HARROWS -
General Foundry Wo5k, Repairs, &c:
Tire Platforms and 7 ire" Upsetters foe
Blacksmiths. > ,
Plow pointe red,
dd to 35c cash cash, . All otdur
castings in propOtion. a
JAS, MURRAY & CO. I
OTICE.
The Council of th orporation of the aounfy of
Huron will meet in a Court House, Goderich, on
Tuesday, June 7th 892, at 3 o'clock p: Al.
W. LANE
Co. Clerk.
Goderich, Afay 2 h, isms,
LADIES, `
SEND riot,
I flusttated Catalogue of ladies'
Specialties. r
IriDRESS�• �`. .
d
ftrC' niblesitu Ilcnitill rthm Haile An
BARK WANTED.
1500 Cords hemlock Bark
Wanted at the Wingham Tannery,
$5.00 EE.LL CTP
Will be paid on delivery,
r
.UOR aE MSN r
The Great Roadster Stallion,
CARLISLE,
—13026,—.
1 *A
Will be at
SWARTZ'S HOTEL,
WINGH.AM)
Parties peolin ; 15 curds or over, can
deliver half in summer and balaneo in WEDNESDAY NIGHT
wince}-, if desired, and same price will be
paid. Of Each Week
WINCHAM TANNING CO. during the season, Parties Having mares
to breed should not book them before seems
Wingham, April 5th, 1892, !no this grand big horse.
TWOANr"EMAN•
Having laid in a full Stock of
.Mill Flannels, Blankets,
Tweeds, SLi eetings, erns, 8ric.,
I am in a position to handle anST quantity of
Wool.
Having cleared out a number of lines at a PRICE, we offer you
specially 200 PAIRS LADIES' KID SHOES. What cio you thinly
A a Lady's Dongola Kid at $1.25? These goods are all made on the
most approved lasts c.nd this spring's woods. We guarantee to, save
rOu froth 75 cents to $1 per pair on these lines.
DRESS GOODS.—We have., received a Repent Order of those
;awn lines of double width sllitings--15 pieces --all shades and the
sante price.
BLACK GOODS.—Ours are decidedly High class stuff—an assort-
ment not generally kept—and within the price of all.
Groceries, Beans, Honey, Farmers' Pork, &c.
Respectfully yours,
FURNITURE DELIVERED FREE.
Not only can you buy Parlor and Bedroom Suites, Sideboards, Lounges, Alattrasses, Chairs, Tables, ,[c.,
neap. but who, bought in quantities they will be delivered and sot up in your homes free, anywhere
Ithin 10 miles of Wingham.
PORTRAIT ENLARGEMENTS:
1 have made arrangements with one of the best artists in the Dominion for doing Portrait Enlarge•
ents (any SIM) in Alr-Brush, India Ink and Water Colors' Before giving your order to anyone for such
,11 at my store, see ,samples and got prices for the very best
PICTURE, FRAMING.
All styles and sinew of Picture and Wreath Frames made to order. Lots of liouldings to choose from.
UNDERTAKING.
Notwithstandini all the opposition in ihfsifire, X am still here in wtugbam prepared to? do as I have
.on darn, forthmpaWten years.
S G-R-A-C� Y,
by 13, 1802. Undertaker and Furniture Dealer.
NiNGHAM MARBLE WORNO.
:�!TEVTT Fi2RM_
MESSRS. VANSTONO E UX 4j
of Ah,cardIne have bought the AraAlc Business of AIr TIT Watwu, formerly carried on by W Smyth.
Parties requiring work in their line will do well by calling on them or seeing one of their agents before
archasing. You will find our prices are away down, Our workmanship. is unsurpassed. wo will use none
it the very best stock and by square dealing• hope to secure a liberal share of the public patronage. DIr T
Watson, who has been running the business for the past year, will represent us on the road.
Call an I see our stock and prices.
VANSTONE BROS.
M I L L N Ej "] R Y
MSS A. BOYD
Vishes to intimate to the ladies of Wingham and and eurrounding country that her
stock of SPING AND SUMMER MILLINERY has been received and opened up,
consisting of
?attern Hats and .Bonnets, Feathers,, Flowers,
Laces, Ribbons, Chiffon Laces, Games, &c,
The stock is well assorted and contains all the frehiobable styles for this year.
FAsTCY" G00IDS�
A largo stock on hand, composed of
1HINELLE CORDS FANCY CfIINTA ,SILKS, TASSELS, FELTS,
Li RBROIDERY SILKS, F11LOSELS, WASHING
SILKS, RIBBONSEErl, &c.
MANTLE DEPARTMENT.
The Dlatitle Department contains a varied assortment of
iii NTLE CLOTHS, SILKS, SATINS, SATIN BROCADES,
PLIJS14ES, VELVETS, kc., to cldcose from,
MANTLE MAKING A SPECIALTY. Perfect .brit, Latest Styles.
.0., In.—Ino. L.Wa —n" .,� .,.,.,,.,... wwa, Stamping Ddne to . Order.
19lqurrcif FTri %Agri`,, �.
' An inspection invited.
d.°01tO1V`!t'O, ONT. Retnfinber the place Virst door north of J'. it.-Mittiabitw's jewelry store.
1 1,
Mention this papelr. r Wflighmn. April 91,1802. "�`"" ��
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