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we want to tell you about our Linen
Stock. Nowhere in town will you And snot
an etsortment in Table Linens, Napkins,
D. Oylies and Towels, and the value is
right because the prices are right, All
purchased in the Old COuutry and imported
divest by us, which means a great saving to
you. There is nothing that delights a
woman's eye at much at fine, pretty hrien.
Come and see °pre and he delighted, Our
Print end Challie stook is the prettiest and
most complete in town and you tere sure to
be suited,
We have a =mbar of ends of Carpets in
Brussels, Tapestry, All -Wools end Unions,
meltable for small rooms. We will sell
them cheap to cleer out.
Our Grocery Stock is fresh, complete and
cheap as ever. The 35o Tea leads the
trade, because it is alweys the same quality,
never changes.
See the New Duplex Washboard, the
greatest labor-saving device of the age.
Shop early and secure prompt delivery
of your goods, This Store closes at seven
The Only Direct Importers.
,Tue Enem, june 7th, 1804. thing gigantic.. This
and Charles Knecht
ville races., this weel
—Division Court
hall, on Tuesday? J
There were quite a 1
hearing.
—Cesh, for good butter and eggs ot R. A.
Grehern's market 'grocery.
preached an ins
discourse in the Co
this place, on Sund
—The semi-mann•
ty Orange Ledge of
hold at Winghean o
—Privete moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
—The public sch la close for the sum-
mer vacation to -d (Friday), In rurtil
sections the schools e -open on Monday,
August 20th, In the ities, towns end in-
corporated villages the open a week later.
—The union meeti g of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Mis, ionary Society will
be held in the Congre ttional church, on
Thursday, the 5th of y, 8.30 p. rn. All
interested are requeste to attend. '
ths.CAnoILL, Sec.
—The " cheek" of ome people is soMe-
Canada coolly offered
n to their show, in
ting about $4 worth
. ,WINGTIAM, 'ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 290894.
Swarts, Geo,'Shaw 1 —The town cannon has been placed in
positiir
e'511iessts. J. E. Sw
Geo. B. Roe's Miss
money in their cless
last Friday.
—Don't be a Mole
one of the best 5c. ei
ardson, of Brantford, ,,e'es'4,--W-e are Pleased.
dive end peacticaf papers that Mr.
town, has been elect
of the Grand Lodge
evening last.
The next step will be
meeting of the Conn-
orth Huron will be
was played betweet
Thursdey, the 28th
tiara and Lower TON
spirited and good
declared a draw, me
—Go to Munshow, the leader, for all
kinds of bar pins, sword handle, Corsage
attended the °reeve.
was held in the towel
go Doyle presiding.
ether of came up for
T 118 a_tiOket of amiss
emitted by FRANK PATERSON, No 23, Vic -
torte street,Wingliane, Ont. No witnesses consideration of inse
required., of local notices.
—Why de yon ruin your eyes by looking
-i=c7rse r '1)7=17 at the sun to see if it es near noon, when
and Gerratd Streets, 'reroute. gAquesnitnabfq
Canadeee Greatest Commercial School. en session
the entire yeas.. Special circulars tor summer °lasso,
write for one.
LOCAL NEWS.
_House to rent, apply to
ereeseees
/Occupy the pulpit
On Sunday next.
—Tee races at
next, will, no doubt
number of our spor
—Monday next
stores in Winghana
' and others interes
themselves accord'
—Watehes, doe and jewelry promptly
repaired and, fully warranted by HALSET
FARR, Meyer Block; Wingliam.
d for the erection of
ricultural building in
ill be received up till
P. Fromm.
•
ete" Erie. Girl .ana
G arfteld took first
ud smoke Monopole,
s. McKelvie's.
to see from the daily
F. Brockenshire, of
Grand Councillor
Grand Master. ,
ling, a football metch
the juniors of Wing -
n, end after some very
eying, the match was
club having scored a
—4 former Win
dollars bath]; on t
his bets were that
eleeted in West Hu
was he of this, that
greet odds.
—A large number
Canadian. Order of
attend the District d
sels, on Monday nex
has been engaged by
for'the day, and will
strong.
nits, now a resideMt
hree or four hundred
e elections. Most of
Mr, Garrow 'would be
•on, and so coafideut
some ceses he gave
the members of the
mestere of town will
The Town Bend the best ever held i
he Brussels brethren that is saying a g
trn ont about twenty McLean end Jas.
Caledonia Camp, of
gathering of the r
dietriot, which was 1
week, to make the ne •essary arrengements.
A football mat
ham and Lower t
a well -contested g
of the Wingharo
was played on the park,
ing, between the Whig.
wn. adRiOr clubs. After
me, it resulted it favor
layers by four goels to
Loudon, who hay been taking photos of
the factories, sch a and the prineipal
buildinge of the t wu, leave this week.
They have been do ng first-class work and
therefore/ dispoeed a considerable number
of pietures.
--Mr. Adam Au tin, of Toronto, inspec.
tor of the Millers e d Manufacturers Fire
Insuranee Compen was in town one day
last weak, and ga e the Times a friendly
call. Mr. Austin w s Teeswater making
an inspection of Ir. W. R. Thompson's
saw mill preparator to taking a risk on
—The Kingsville died Board, who
have been making ings interesting for
*it citizens, lutve eached a climax end
propose engaging a t cher who will work
at plastering on Sabi eye, and in conse-
quence will teach very cheap. The local
plasterers are protesti g most vigorously.
—The Great North rn Caledonian games
will be held in Luc ow on the 5th of
September next. T e games will be held
under the auspices the Sons of Scotland
camps of this distri t, and promise to be
the Sepey town, and
od deal. Messrs. L.
-Ladies, have your garments made by
Mies X. Jolanston, Gregory block, opposite
the Queen's Hotel. Latest stylis„ good
you cen buy a reliable watch for $8.1.0, work, always first-class fit.
from Munshow, the leader.
—Members of t Ancient Order of
United Workmen ill' be iuterested. in
---The annual deco
ducted by members of
of the town, will take
evening, et 6 30 o'clock
propriete way of the li
respect for the'deed. ' 'he precession will
start from the,tpwn ha for the ,cemetery
•a, the new pastor, will —The West Huron areners' Iestitilte
the Methodist church, excursion to the Model Pam, Guelph, on
Friday last, eves well attended, quite a
niunber going from thi section. The ex-
rnesels, on Monday
be attended by le large cursioniste were greatly ileased with their
•
tion services con-
e different societies
lace this (Friday)
This is a very ap-
ing to show their
ng men. trip and with whet they w at the "Farm."
being a, holiday, all the
vill be closed. Farmers
a will please govern
--.-Tedefersearet as
town,. Tioll dere
the 2nd orJuly.
r.
--The 'Oran gone
Britons of Herrieton,
braes band, Will, cote
The "calf with a cough is all right, and
one of the excursioniets told the writer
that she was one of diet b at enimala on the
leave Wingham at 6.25 a. m. and 11.20 a.
p. m., via Clinton and Guelph. Good con-
neetions by all trains.
Perth, where he wil
Bros.' Comedy COm
end Orange Young n.,mbere of this
accompanied by the months of eech s
ratethe coming 12th retreat( owned by
historic town, and
consing.season. So
they commence thei
and no doubt Wingh
places visited,
-Why buy cheap g ods, when you can
on Wednesdey for
Ghelph. A. large nu
. people were at the et
good-bye.
it's it baa ho,bib to mak
you see, A. mad who
paper the other day Nlre
gery.
—The etembers of
attend divine service,
'Wingham, on Sunday
Hughes, of Adelaide,
D., and. family, left
eir new home in
bet of the towns -
tion to bid them
be, observant, htit
a note of everythieg
d that to a slip of
arrested' for for -
St. Paul's church,
lext,the 1st of July,
will preach to them
--For firsteelass tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co,
:Remember the View, one door South of
.&11. A, Graham's gr000ry stove,
s left on Monday for
rejoin the Markt
any. The. different
pa,ny spend several
enmer at a beautiful
them near this old
get up their parts for
e time in September
fall and, winter tour,
I wile be among the
reward, in Winnipeg,
resident of this town
Annie E. Galbrait
Stephen W. Gelbra'
tor of the Times.
many residents o
Stephen W. Galin
after a, lingering il
tions to her limbo,
it is suppoeed that
decease, and pass
deceased was of e
disposition and,.
the .•Pleteshre cif 1
les,rning that the de ision of the Grand
Lodge of Ontario to ssue certificates for
61,000 as well as for 2,000, has been dis-
approved of by th Supreme Lodge
sessionde. San Franc co.
Mr. 33, Willson,
Ileerfilton here, has
the branch of the so,
we, for a few months
taken by a gentleman
Mr. Willson will n
Simcoe, as he spent si.
the agency was opened
six years ago.
—The election rett
town on Tuesday ev
them assed to her
a former well-known
in the person of Mrs.
, relict of the late
s • is well-known to
ith died here in 1887,
the town,. the late
Dr. Godfrey is a pi.
nese, of Consumption. Toronto, and a higl
s untiring in her atten- complished gentle
darning his illness, and who has made h
she contracted the fatal Ontario, said Milvv
s never 'well since his is 0118 of the. pretti
1 away as stated. The that ever stood bef
'ndly and affectionate ab th31°sk' Mrs'
e loved by all who had playing the weddin
atquaintance, she Bolan, and the groo
t thirteen years of aita, veritknal black' ea
home with his grand- took a positioe at
re. Samuel Yetihill, of dressed in white c
ast few yeake She had tulle veil, leaning 01
manitehs, several ei Hale, preceded by
their 'home with her. Clerento Wissler,
year. The ,ramiaa xlordtm and Robert
geeen ana laid in the aisle and was presei
'You seem to w t the earth," quoth she
" Well, I want yo , my clear," said he ;
c‘ For you are all t e world to me,"
And then the ca tious maid. consented,
—If anybody ca explain in few cool
and simple 7ord why thunderstorms,
whir% used to be h
on sultry days, no leave the atmosphere
more oppressive tha they found it, he is
at liberty to take th floor.
—The statement
holders of the 13
annual meeting in
Ohms that the ear
saffieient to provide
on the stock snd to
rest, which now am
lad as a blessed relief
—An old lady wh
of the "purfew bell,
councillor 'the othe
approval of the idea.
who has not decency
his wife at 9 o'cl
home."
mistook the intention
went to a Galt town
day and declared her
enough to go home to
k ought to he sent
—Children'e day ,ill be observed next
Sunday at the Cong egational church. In
the morning, the pa tor will preach a ser-
mon to the children Subject " I'll risk
it." In the evening, he children will have
charge of the service. The communion of
the Lord's Supper wi be observed at the
close of morning servi e.
—A. Gospel Temper
held in the Temperanc
evening next, et 8 o'cloe
of the local branch o
Addresses will be delive
Hamilton, of the Baptis
Rector of St. Paul's chur
will be interspersed with
chair. A. collection
1 is town, attended. a defray expenses. All a
resentatives of the _The difficulty at t
Id in Lucknow, last
factory, in town has be
ce meeting will be
Hall, on Sunday
under the auspices
church, and Rev.
elaide, formerly
i. The addresses
vocal and instru-
will occupy the
I be taken up to
—Manshaw, the leading jeweller, has
taken a full coarse at the Toronto Optical
Institute, and has all the latest appliances
testing free.
for testing the most deficient eyesight. All , i's expected that the f
Ioperation in the war
I of the new company
i Mr. Thos. Bell will b
—Political probl ms are now of Ininor
, compared with the serplexing one, eHow I christ will be the m
anager of the Bank of I shall we keep cool ?' 4 And the man 'who , dent. ' It will be goo
one to take charge of ch Ipeople that the matte
drives en ice wa is to be envied. The
his place heee being I are a certain numb • of rules which, if ! —"Among the Br
e institution in Sim- -
-' carefully followed, will have a cooline duced by the Wingha
rom the head office..
' drink less, dress less°1 Thursday evening of
do everything less, I audience, and the di
striving to sleep, a !well taken by the n
tiring will be found a ; Mr. Thos. Marks, t
, versatile , comedian,
ning, by botles•Ilie of this town, who has , entertainment, and
during the evening.
els were received jn, enzie, daughter or
Liberals and the C servatives. The I been attending the onservatory of mega , nuder whose auspice
latter had the thop no: t to Mr. P. Deans' I in Toronto, for so e time, successfdIly i was held,are deservin
flour and feed store a their headquarters Physic& Culture andElocution I citizens for the o,pp
and the former occup ed the Temperance graduatedin
from that well. know I institution, the other ' such an enterteini
day, and hoes been gi nted a'diplonaa) The . are
Hall, where the te grams -were received pleased to lea
and read. Both line of telegraph gave result of her. exam' lation on the*. violin, . fluanTal success.
good reports, and by on Saturday last, has! —Over 1000 feet of MSS, nearly as much
was no uncertainty yet. Miss McKenzie I of cold frames, 50,000 tomato plants (grand
trol the distinies o a class in the above , ohes, don't buy scrubs), 10,000 celery, meg.
next four yeers.: hould be able to secure country, lovely geraniums and fuchsias,
; nilicent cabbege, best cauliflowers in the
—We take the fol upils, os the young I large verbenas and asters, see them, best
marriage of Dr. Fol to, late of Belgro,ve,
of Belgrave, from tl Journal of June 21s this town, it wilt be wedding guests :
. The wedding of
T,don to, Canada,
of Belgreve, Oda
Episcopal church large orowd of Belle
creditors accepting 75.
and the business passi
a new and financially
be a stranger in
months there when
in that town, about
tendency: Eat les
work less, play less
except sleep, and in
warm bath before
.helpfti 'agency.
Lottie M
Mr. Geo. 'McKenzie,
per cent of the capit
was establisheeduri
posits are now more
laa.s in ernount, and
of the general edam
country, the Bank h
though the directors
caution and conserve
Union furniture
about settled, the
nts on the dollar,
g into the hands of
trong company. It
tory will be in full
of a week or so.
the general manager
sd Mr. Oliver Gil-
hanical superinten-
resented to,'°
nentilton, lad
ngs of the year
carry 025,000 to
nte. to more than
1. One new agenc
g the year, The de-
han Ave million dol.
bile mention is Macle
mitt depression in the
s little to complain' of
ee the necessity of,„,
ive management.
—The Secretary o
masters of theeponii
delve the attention
munity. It reads as
lars and other articles
paid at a loW rate of
frequently posted be
quest to return within
delivered:and as the •egulistions only al-
low the direct return letters, I am to in-
struct you in future hand back to the
senders all articles ott r than letters post-
ed at your office upon vhich such printed
requests may appeer, r order that the re-
quest may be struck o t. Articles repost-
ed with the objectiona le request mey be
sent to the Dead Lett r Office."
akers," the play pro -
Dramatic Club, on
ast week, drew a good
rent characters were
embers of the club.
e well known and
had cherge of the
ve some specialties
The lacrosse club
the Post Office De -
circular to the rad-
on, which. should re- 8
1 the business =a -
mail matter pre.
ostage are not in -
ring a printed re.
so many days if not
—This is swelterin summer, It brings
many bodily dike forts. CoIlars wilt
brows drip, tempers •izz, and the whole
system sags and beco es soggy. But suna-
mer more than atone for these torrid tor-
tures. It gives us th joy -diffusing summer
girl. You need not to the sea, shore or
the mountains to fee, t your eyes on this
living picture of lov
her in the early mor
close of the afternoo
liness. Yon can see
mg and towards the
on thestreets. She's
as gorgeous as a Fret ch water -color. Her
clothes are made up f the happiestof hues.
She is a charniing sublimation of the
rainbow. And no m
whether it be as red
fire in the night time
of snow, she always
meet cucumber and a
icicle on an Arctio wh
She defies the heat al
times lowers the tem).
her cheerful chatms o
never wane.
er what the 'weers,
a lumber yard on.
oe as white as it flake
ppears to be as cool
comfortable as an
ling boat's yard -arm.
her serenity some.-
rature for us. May
person and "togs"
Perso ale.
Mr. Jos. Mason is 1.1 me fee a short time,
the entertainment Kincardine Reporto
of the thanks of our stoue, of Winghaen,
rtunity of attending
that it was also a came on it 'de:
Listowel this week,
his parents in town th s
Miss Norma Dlnsie
ronto for the holidays
Mrs. Wm. Young,
eleven ohelock there
s to who would con- not been made publ
the Province for the which was conclude
if she would open
breeches in town,
a large number of
ladies of our town,
of the opportunity
out leaving to leave
.;''' A very pretty
the Presbyterian ch
nesday forenoon 1
daughter of D. B.
joined in the holy
W. J. Milne, M. D.,
appointed time, the
with an expectant c
knot was securely ti
the pastor of the chi
ring account of the _ _ pansies. s Godfrey, of Toren- o doubt, would be glad jecl peach tom�Lto plants +while they htist. Clitiord I�xnrees : r. J. J. Elliott, wife
nd Miss Mary Carson, taking lessons with- Also slips of tr:tiliug plants to Query dollar and daughter, visited Winght m on Mon-
heir homes. purchaser. Conte, sidewalk nearly all the
Ballefontaiite (Ohio) � .
Mrs. T. A. Mills, of edding took place tn' way from town. iouth side of the iron day..i>Ir, 11 Currie: exp reeve
•Eoj 1Vatllhosse
bridge. Follow the poplar trees up the was in town last two
e.. Hope Hillhouse
noticed, was one of rob, Blyth, oft �Ved- river hank it fete yards ftotu the bridgo and was home for a few do s.
f Colborne, was the
r. Forbes Godfrey, of cI�inuon, Esq., was loner iVinghatn. guest of her beothor, t•. P. S. Linklater,
d Miss Mary Carson, .nds of wedlock tvitlt
io, attracted to. the J •f that village. At tine —Tho election, on
1'iiesclay last, wits of town for a few days est week.
very ietly conducted i town, and t. pretty i .Mrs. Jas. Johnston and son tied., of
st night an unusually irttroli rues vll filled f 4 1 Palmerston, spent a fe days with friends
ontaine's best citizens.
patty, and the nuptial fail wort{ was t?ollec.. he friends of Mr.
dicing physician of d by �tev. A. MnLeau, Cxarro� ,the Liberal
andiclato, diol well, in town during the we k.
y educated and ac. rch. After the core- considering the force. they had to contend Misses Edith Clarke
n, while Miss Carson, snotty, the invited gi csts repaired to the i against. i\lr. Cunni ly, the Opposit% ton have returned Mott
✓ home at Belgrave, residengc of Mr. 1\ cl{,inuon, where the candidate, had ti. dive support of the Ladies' College, to spe
ukee for several years, wedding breakfast n is in waiting. The • Conservatives, and til v worked hard, ani[ 12r. Walter Scott, of
utnerous and costly `had the setisfaocion tf having their man in, on old friends in to
1 esteetu in which the head the poll. The r stilt in town was as r .; Lowe,of
happy Couple were follows
patch the eastbound I tVarcl one
end their honeymoon + �t:atd two
ereastern cities. The Word three
tulntions. I Ward four
ez Mrs. Joeeph Van -
ills in town a, few
Daniel Calder, of
's this week, having
visiting friends in
wife are visiting
week.
is home from To-
\silks rfrt Ate his
' —A splendid game f lacrosse was play-. parents, xi, „,„a
ea on the Windham Parts, on Thnisday of this town. rot the
last week, in the M tland Distrint iseriee. resided. in Whiniest
The following are th names of the horne
. her brothers makits
N. Famtharion ars
,Art Carr Outside a
hone. no haw
vatting three str
VAC was a very ge
itleitors were well
Itilay wars and.
G. McLatichlin, de -
A. B. Stnart, lipase;
1 tY in their bereavens t. i and groom left on No
ight goals from theI
Slut WWI ill her Tilt
Were brought io
The parents toil rel
st and sweetest brides
re an Altar. Promptly
. T. Haviland began
side, those el her bus. ' W. ThorAPsot P
presents evere both
and testify, to the hi
bride is The
march from Mandela-
, dressed in the con- train. They will s
driven to Clinton t
in New Yorle and et
Tines extends congr
e from the vestry und
te• altar. The bride,
rclecl silk mild lortg silk
Masters Carl Hole and
a the ushers, Wilbur
Wissler, eame up the
ed to the groom,. Bev.
formed, the short and
Canadian Order of
On Monday, Jul
District Foresters'
held at Brussels.
patriotic songs by
by numerous bonds
et which Mrs, Ilavi- be en
ball contest betwe
lacrosse matches is
of Seaforth, and hp
ate matchtKI, and
I concert with. Agnes
Hole, Ontario, Can -
' will leave for their fa
0 hour. Carr soared Last Vitithillg.
Those present fro
es forvingtimm. The All he teeeing Wm, ltidd by note ot
tlemknlY en'a °Aid "ue lands at ones or they will bo put it( COUtt
Wet, Itireta V. 5. i edit, and Mrs, Findla
1 chotus. The bride
18 for Cleveland and
States, when tiles
V61101116 at %It:101,011W.
40
37 39
42
62 75
'2nd, the mammoth I Majority for Connolly,
addition to Caendlien I majority, Mr. Garrow'
chool children, musiciparts,of the Riding
grand processioo end i elected him by a, ma
art officers, there will I end 130, After the
mine of epode. root • ceived, several bon
which the "Betevere," ejoicings were kept
truerieuee a roved it.
&-' Gran' : ettperience proved tat Scott's Braulsion
---c-11 Would not only nt 1 the progress of Pril.
nor. and Harty ni i
411 Chicago. the Secretary if you
111
181.
gave an adverse Miss Prances)Gray
majorities in other ater iour 'weeks'
Grand 'Valley.
,vercatne , that and
why of between 10 Mrs. Wm.Rohnes
•eturns bad bee after spending co
res were „kindled in relatives in ilamiltm
e victory, and dm re- The edits.
till a late hour. The pleasant dew, .and perfect safety
with 'which ladies may nee the Celifernia
leetotiYe, .itlyrtip of rigs. sander all
conditions, makes it their favorite remedy
To get the trne genuine attichs, book for the
name of the California Fig Syrup Oel
could be tally restored. printed rsear the bottom ef the package.
ley. Win. at the Rectory on Mon ay. Re had hem.
spending Sunday at he lake at Icincar-
dine.
Mr. Geo. Campbell,
a few days last week
'224 friends in town.
and Plot,ence l;Tut-
e from the Oshawa
d the vacation.
Toronto, was oall-
wu, last week.
f Palmerston, spent
isiting relatives and
• with friends in
hinted on Thursday,
ple of weeks with