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WIN GI Ai\I, ONT., FRIDAY, JUNE V, 189,
This store talk is worse than money
wasted if any ways unreliable, The
steady increasing sales proves your in -
tenet in us, and determines the run of
public opinion regarding this store an
its methods. Tbe•only possible hope for
success nowadays is doing one's 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 inducing one to buy other goods at
prices to "make up," our stock and prices
all through are "Leaders."
• In our boys clothing stock the value
` is surprising and let's make it ver
clear. First you can depend on the
eleth, the cloth is good quality, second
the workmanship and cutis first quality,
noslop work, third, there is style, finish,
taste, in every garment on our tables.
Our grocery stook is as usual full with
fresh and seasonable goods. You all
know our 35c. tea now, everybody does.
Provisions of all kings.
Shop early. Secure prompt delivery.
This store closes at seven.
—Pure ebore and Paris Green at
Hamilton,s ug atore.
Mr Jas S min has opened 'a restaur-
ant in the stor recently occupied by Mr
1) Rush.
=Several ne members were received
into the Met odist church on Sunday
morning last.
—Farmers, me anies and laborers, buy
your summer sh from W. H. Willis. I
sell only for cash ud eau therefore sell the
cheapest, at Joll actin's old stand.
—Mr. H. Davi is greatly improving the
appearance of hi fine resideuce by a fresh
coat of paint.
—We are in re eipt of a copy of Fishing
and Shooting, y the Canadian Pacific
Railway, the co lemeriti] of . the General
Passenger Depa ment.
Mr F H Rock
xcavated and a s{
the property occu
vie.
—An outside trot,
hall for an even'
This is a rare in
handed.
erus is Having a cellar
ne foundation putunder
ied by Mr Jas McIKel-
p has secured the town
g early in November.
twice of being before.
—The Wingham Loyal Orange Lodge
will celebrate the 20 ad anniversary of the
Battle of the Boyne Kincardine on July
12th.
—G T R trains for Torouto and east
leave Wingham at 6.30 a m and 11.10 a m
.a... via W G & B Division, and at 6.45 a tn.
and 3.45 p m,, via. Cliuton and Guelph.
ORR & HISCOCKS, Good connections by all traius. •
Direct Importers. —The Mayor of
The BEAR, May 19, 1892. a fine of 115 and
for refusing to et
LOCAL NEWS after having been
tor.
Cash i:o'xlttter and eggs at R A
G aham's, l41'Arrt4 140qtry.
Mr. L. a'IeLea ie irketing a residence
o the vacant lot et -the woollen mill.
cr-it eeete- Beat Bros have their new
'ban `l unuieg. I ooks pretty good.
.-13nby carriagesjust to hand. 10 per
cet off for.spot cash, at S GUMMEY'S,
dist
—A number fro ju town attended the pic-
is held in Benu is grove, East Wawa -
nosh, on Friday 1 st.
--Several youu 1 people from town in-
tend'takiug in th garden party in Bluevale
on Monday even ng next. •
—I leave fresh strawberries every morn-
• ing, fine large fruit, no s$ha11 ones, at bot-
tom prices. ';: W. T. YATEs.
-\1r.I Stilrb'fardware •merchant, hag
eon greatly fripr ,ving;•the appearance of
• his esidence by r fresh coat of paint.
—The Union f irniture factory. was shut
-down on Wednes.•.ay last, awing to a num-
ber of the emplo es taking in the excur-
sion to Port Hurn.
—For first-class tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster „& Co,
Remember the,,place, only two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book-
eto:eand Halsted & Scott's batik.
—The Teeswate'_- junior foa ball club
drove over to tow on Saturday last, to
play tlje return mat li with the club of this
town. The; `game •exulted in a draw,
neither teem scorin -
Mr Jacob Large, of tistowel,coutractor
of the Meyer, block, seas in town this week
looking after the wo k on the block. The
plate glass was •plata:. in the windows on
Tuesday last, . . '
—Safeuteae NtGAX BARGAIN COUNTER.-
11611000h0
OUNTER.—x'hbt8' o came to see us last Saturday
nigh 3'hnderstand what our idea of sell-
ing cheap moans. Don't miss Saturday
night at 51.11. MaIrrnoo's.
-There was an unusual stir at the
Grand Trunk Railw .y station on Wednes-
day morning.iast, b ing the day of the ex-,
•cursion to Port He n. There was a large
number from town oak,. it :in and report
having had agood Lane. ' •,$
...gr D Hush has moved • his restnarant
to Ole vs:suit store in Gregory's •block,
wharfs he will servo lunch at all hours.
He will alto keep in stools a large supply of
oranges, lemons, banannas, candies, etc. .--Ola July 114ir Ilioat's bill to prevent.
'the use of tobacco by juveniles will ebnte
into force. hue wa Hing has now been
. given the public, and '.iter the lst of July
'both the vendors aukthe young consutners
of the meed will havelto gul'o 11 themselves
aeoerdingl5c.-0., art. ,t,
—The Wiugham ''urf A.saociation have
•madearrangements :ith the Graud Truk
Railway to'iesue tial ets on June 28th, to
parties of eight or er 1 from nil points on
their road at eiaxgle teal one-thirdgood
to return .whittle $O Brattier are al-
nend,/ Qn ';u=ft
lliount Forest imposed
costs on one Jas. Brush
t and burn black knot
otifiedby the inapec-
-The fall assizes for Huron County will
open in Goderich, o Monday, September
19th, before Mr. J tree Street, and the
Chancery sittings
site, before Chance
iIs. \f,enday, October
or Boyd.
—David Bell, Win hatn,dealer in Pianos,
Organs, Sewing Mac lines, Machine Oils,
Needles, etc. All th best makes of Organs
and Pianos in Cauada 'Deluding the famous
Bell Organ. Ware oLais—Bell's block,
near Bell's furniture kctory.
—The garden party held last Thursday
evening by the Maple Leaf lacrosse club,
.was a grand success. The atteudance was
very large and ,the r freshmeuts served
very fine. The receip s were in the neigh-
boyjlood of $22.
The regular quer
n connection with tit
school, was held on 5
teudauce was very
state of the weath
rly review service
Methodist Sunday
nday last. The st-
ood cons' ring the
r. The programme
consisted of reviewiu the past twelve les-
sons, singing, addres es, etc.
W �TEn-A local
— A. agentrepresent
to
the Economical Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
of Berlin, in the town of Wingham. Apply
to E J MORORERT & DEO,
Geueral agents,
London, Ont.
—It is predicted b„ a weather prophet
of great repute tha Jlily this year will
give us as hot heath r as we- have had in
40 years. The hot eather it is predicted
will extend into Au ust, after which the
rest of the month will be showery and
cloudy.
—You aro spec'
see my prices.
gains in ladies a
description.. •
py iuvited,to call in and
ext Saturday big bar -
gents shoes of every
. H. 'Mum,
Martin's old stand.
uths were each fined
Ilfor assault on a load
people hailing from
--.Thre8 Brussels y
$1 and costs recently
of Salvation Army
Wingham who vis' ed Brussels a day or
two previously. T e law must be coni•
plied with, even if a lessons cost a dollar
or two apiece.
—W Brocitenshira has a lot of Oil
Paintings; also,a fow Beautiful'Artotypea,
which he reselling very cheap. I have a
large stock of lMMoulding on hand, and I ane
Making Picture Frames to order, Pho-
tography in all its branches from minia-
tures to life size. Call and see what I have
when in town. W F Bnocl.>;xsnliox.
Beaver Block, Wiugham.
—A Bnxour PATEN
is the increasing sig
of the Prohibition pr
peri.nce, started in
enlarged with the
bright and clean ab
its Prohibition poi
will probably be p»pular as an Abetihence
and ?robibition : arrestor. A cartoon by
I3engougb ie Prot teed for the July issue. A
column to devote to dumb animals. Issued
kyit Offs, ,, . r, Wis.& Iliotiell44•14
-A eign of the times
and uggressivenets
es. The Son of Tem-
anuary, 1802,has been
ane number, It is a
et, uncompromising in
ties, a hard hitter, and
A pair in a
Attempt,
And in les
;sun eau
—Wiarton wil
Dominion Day.
to be on a large Cale.
hammock
d to kiss.
papain jiffy since the wal►m weather has arrived. on Friday rrio •niug last, to hear of tit
offer $500 in prizes on —Quito a number from this vicinity den death of C Cr John G Holmes,
The celebration is going went ora th a excursion to the Model . \1r Thos Holmes, of this town. W
—Tile Sate
dine and G
WHOLE NO.
flay excursions to Kincar- Deat of John G. Rolmee..
rich are coming into favor The reside,lts of the town were sh
—Judge Doyli
on Weduesday
Court.
of Goderich, was in town
'residing, at the Division
Farm, Guelp y on Monday last. the following :from the Toronto GI
Mr Geo i Jason is having a -fresh coat last Saturday, 'which gives the partic
f paint app'red to the trout of his store, of his sudden i. Bath
which addsesti to theThe public geuerallyand legal
g yappearance of g
it court circles particularly were n
—Will the lady who bought the diamoud
pin call and get hershocked at the nnouncement made e
purse at Munshaw's , —A numb it of the Serie of Scotland t
jewltry store. drove over to Brussels on Thursday last to yesterday mor ng by the newspaper
1 ' J G Holmes, the y
was dead. Though
Mr Holmes had
profession and .rich
of success iu the
by him, and for wl
e singular talent, t
probably a brill'
canting out for h
s death was peculi
u: Tering for some ti
a.id had acquired
cording to tie only perpetual system in habit of takiug morphine to ease the i
use, of whine Mr. R. C. Charlto'.is the tation and euable him to sleep better.
originator a:idpatentee. The two youths Frank Hague, one of the most iutimi
who under look the work last summer friends of, the decease, , was in Mr Holm
nt of the business and left room on Thursday ,night, and saysth
horrible bungle and it only about half -past 10 : .'clock the deceas
r citizens to give a united took a morphine pow:ler add lay down
essrs Charlton di Co. and try and sleep. He alesost immediately b
roperly. By their system came conscious that Tui bad taken too lar
Heed are good for all time a dose and asked Hag a to telephone f
also issue a classified busi- Dr Barton. Dr Bart
by that time, thoutt,
o'clock, Mr Holmes ha
t
for all Who Come. Mr Hague had almost
Patterson, of Cooks church, awake for a few trliuut
services have been abuude of the narcotic made [u
u his own cougregation, has
give a lecture ou behalf direction useless. Dri Lorton used eve'
bath school, in the possible means to restore consciousness
arch, Wiugham,ou Monday working several hours, Mtnevery cbauc
�tlecommeucing at 8 o'clock of a return of life was gttie.
e teltch'ar and his work." The deceased hac>,,,aM Lwlmber of cttses:la
h d 1 dlPolice Court,soine
ome a yesterday
tponed by consent
—A 'acro
ark this
se hatch will be played on the attend the ft ueral of the late Daniel Mc- ems that yer,
fteruoon (Friday) between Ke •pie. criminal lawyer,
28 years of age
Wiugham at i Lucknow teams. It is ex- -A social lender the auspices of Congre- such a mark in h
peeted that t -lis will be a ver excitin gatioual chut:h will be held at the resi- ed such a measur
game. Gam) called at 4 o'clock. pr' dance of U .r. 3obt Currie,East Wawanosb, of practice chosen
—The W. C. T. U. will not hold a Gos- on Tuesday evening' ne, t. A good time is he appeared to ha
pee Temperance meeting on Monday:"expected an every p r n will be made a successful and
but will attend in a body welcome. careerwasalready
be delivered in the Pres- —The Ch irlton House Numbering Co. The manner of h
h, on thatevening,by Rev. are in town. They offer their services to sad. lie had been
, of Toronto. , re -number Wingham properly and ac- from a sore throat
—Watches, clocks and jewellry at re-
duced prices for the next 30 days.Ns
• J. R. MurAw.
The school',cations in cities, towns
and village wilt begin on July lst, and
continue till gust 29th. In townships
the. schools j¢ re open o0 the 25th of
August.
—Lost—In Wiugham, either Saturday
night. or Sunday. the sum of $15. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by band-
ing it to JOHN DAVIDSON,
°Teamster,
=Now is tits time of the year for the
destruction of 3aterpillars. The nests have
been nicely fog med in the branches of the
trees, and t to insects are just about to
come to tnatu-ifty. A. few hours spent in
removing the .e clusters just now will save
many a man ievbral hours of hard labor in
the course of a few weeks. See to it and
have thbin retmoved.
FIRST UONGREOA'TIONAL • CHURCH,
WINGHAM.--W. H.'Watson, Pastor. Ser-
vices each Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Sabbath School and Bible class at 2.30-
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
at 7 p. m. Seats' free. Strangers wel-
June 26th. Morning
we grow old ?" To
hat is right?" Evening Mr T Rutledge: of Brussels, was in worker, whether at stud:- or at his proles:.ge place for a name." town last week...t r 8 Day, of Gorrie, sion. His partner, Mr W H Best, only
ham service and Sabbath was in town on •Sa..urday last..Mrs,Alex beard of his death yestl ay moruiug.
,continued for the pres- Inglis is visiting h :r daughter in Tiver- Mr Holmes had politic 1 ambitiou, and
wening prayer meeting ton and friends in Kincardine this week. though a little over 26 ye rs of age, when
ext week on Monday ..Mr John Dodd, C Seaforth,spent Sun- the last Provincial camps u was in pro-
ouse of Mr, Elford, at 8 day in town..Mr _Ieatil, of Ottawa, is grass he went into the figh and got a nom -
visiting • in town r t present.. Mt Forest illation for south Huron, s uative riding,
" Representative: Mn Merrifield, of Wing- as an Equal Rights can idate. .Be was
;hool Board. ham, is the guest ot=her parents, Mr and beaten by 1r A Bishop, the old Liberal
met on Menday even.
evening nes
the lecture- tc
byterian ehu
Wm. Patterso
come. Sunday
subject, "Shoul
young people, "1
subject, "A stral
The Lower Wind
school will be d
ent. Tuesday
every week.
evening at the
o'clock.
totally igno
the town in
remains for o
support to
have it done
the number a
to come, The;
ness director
t Tre
Rev Willis
Toronto, whos
autly blessed
consented to
of the S
Presbyterian c
eveaing,June 2
p.t . Subject, ‘•
A cordial invitat en is given to all the con. au at t to Assizes ttu
gregatious of tl 3 town and neighborhood of which were to have
to attend the Lecture. No admission morniug, which were po
charge will be ,=Lade. A. silver collection of court.
will be taken to iefray expenses. Mr Holmes -was boru
-_ Huron, in 1864. He "icvas educated at
mono's. Toronto University, an graduated four
of Sault Ste ;Male, years ago this month wi 11 the gold medal
g his parents in town. in modern languages. He was a hart
t soca tppeared,b
it :Wal not yet 1
loth opfutciousuess
y fortis kept Iain
, when the effect
tb•er efforts in ilia
t Blyth, in East
Mr John. Cargi
is at present visit
Public
The School Boa
iug, Allkthe mem
ton and Meyer.
ills report for the
motion was ad
counts were repo
A Mills, broom $5.23; McLean & Son,
wood, $13.50. T -e principal asked the use
of one of the root is iu the school for the,
primary examiu tion which is to be held
here on 'the llth 12th, 13th and 14th of
July, also that Goverumeut had insti-
tuted another (examination called the
ers present except Mor -
'he principal presented
nonth of May, which on
ted. The following ao-
mended to be paid : T
public school le
he had 17 who
asked thitt a
entrance fee.
seconded by E
of the principal
order be drawn
Carried. Mary
Nellie Grtty, bit
as teachers on
Gordon, sccoude
resignations of
Gray, as teache
Board hereby e
parting with th
tient teachers—
Gordon, seconde
secretary be iust
Globe, Mail and
three teachers IL
vingexamination and that
vers going to write and
rant of 81 each pupil for
loved by D M Gordon,
Clarke, that the request
be granted and that an
u the Treasurer for $17—
Pye, Jennie Cargill and
ied in their resignations
le stuff. Moved by 1) M
by L 0 Clarke, that the
Misses Pye, Cargill and
,be accepted and that the
press its deep regret at
o such faithful and efil-
)arried. Moved by D M
by E 0 Clarke, that the
acted to advertise in the
Empire newspapers for
'ding a second or third
Mrs Small, Sligo st.. Messrs Vit Lawrence member, but had the gatisf tion of pulling
and V Dunn spent 1
.. Mr T C Sparlin
Tuesday.. Miss Eth
unday in FTarl'iston. down that gent tlernan s majo City somewhat..
was in Clinton on The name of the deceased its prominent -
1 Kelly is visiting ly mentioned, too, in coupe. tion with the
friends in Teeswate this week..Mrs B vacancy that was recently_ made in the
Gerry and J C Crack u•, of Brussels,were Ontario Legistature by -tl5e death of Mr
visiting friends in to vn last week..Miss H E Clarke,and there is no
Elsie Pelton and I iss Edna Fairfield he lived but a few years h
spent a few days in Mussels last week., acquired political honors
Mr John Hill, of this ,own, was in Brus- political distinot;ora.
sels last week.. Mrs R 3utto': and Baugh- General regret was exp
ter, of Drayton, are v siting relatives in those of the brethren in tl
town at present..Mis Doli- •, had most to do with him wh
returned home from \
has been attending C
of Listowel, general a
ant Mutual Benefit Ass
week on business ..
Chicago, is in fown
Miss M E Johns.. Mr
turned to town on Tue:
a two week's visit to fr:
Miss Lottie McKenzie,
attending College in 9
the holidays—Mr T M
now, spent Sunday in
Willson returned to T
after spending two t
hon e..Mr A Irwin, dE,
,P g
hitby, where she - ed yesterday of his sudden d
lie; e..Mt N Ttlt, frequently had unusually s
int of the Coven- with opposing counsel and e
was in town this police magistrate and presi
Ips Simpson, of the court; but the mistakes c
'siting her sister pugnacity and vehemence e
Wm Fossant re membered yesterday, while
ay evening after remembered his ability and f
ends in Fergus.. - aster, and regretted so promi
Vito is at present had been cut short.
The Toronto members of tlr = University
Tonto, is home for class of '8a met during the darst the office
they, off. Luck- of H +' Irwin, the presidenCo • the class,
town —Mr C Ii : and resolved to attend the funeml in a body
ubt that had
would have
nd probably
eased. amo�sg
s Taw- who
n they learn-
th. He had
rp passages
en with the
ng judge of
used by bis
ere not re -
ns and all
rCe of char
ng a career
ronto this week,1 and to procure a suitable wrer=h with the
eeks holidays at worcls,ri'In Memoriam, Class '85." .A.
hist, spent Sun- resolution of condolence will leo be pre -
day in Blyth.. Mr Rolaarsd Beattie spent pared and presented to the fath r.
Sunday in Harriston..itr E LDickinson, . The father of the deceased is lir Thomas
was in Goderich on Ti paltry last...Mit• Holmes, of Wingham, and b . had two
class certificate, lttry to be the same ass - ohell Advocate: Mr Win Cantelon is brothers, R H Holmes,of Clark a Holmes,
fixed by the }loa-1, Moved by W Monro, visiting in town. He t
seconded by Allam Galbraith, that the an.
tion of the cha =man and secretary in
issuing orders for heealaries for the month
of May be appro • , , and that they be in-
structed to issu • orders to soon as the
principal shall ce tify that the teachers
eturns for the term that
ntontli of June and
hese resignations have
Id in fait —f rrie .
"fbAgilt
have compiled the
they be paid for
that the teadhera
bean t+aoeepted be
tneu Ira
his family to Wingham
a good eituation...btr
spent a fow days in Lu
..Mr J A. Yates, of Oh
Yates, hardware mereh
spent Sunday with VI
this town..Mys Oopelan
T Gregory, of this town
daughter in town at
r M Oonl spent Sun•
llshortly remove barristers, in this city,and Br` .L liolmes
where he holds of New Fork, and a reeent : raduate of
John McManus - ,Trinity Medical School.
know last week, The funeral took place at J p • n Monday
ago and sir Jas : from 250 Jarvis St to 81 d'atnes cemetery
at, of Goderich, and was attended by several of •he frater-
W T Yates, 01 nitiea to which be belonged.
mother of Mrs The family of the deceased have the
is visiting her sympathy of the people of Win .ham and
lat.. Mr and *Agility in their Bore afliietion.
n Wpm,