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TilE W U 11AM TEviEs, MARCH 0 1896,
4w: • . t Geo. Do Witt of Guelph was Jpint siarditter an employee in W. ' Thursday of last week Catharine, YELLow— Vuhronn.—At the Meth°
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diet parsonage, . ondon, on t it Ins ..
FARM TO RENT.
Pat:tontlary on Tuesday for liana tilinost sex-ered from he of Corbett, Stephen township, !Exeter, formerly of Tuckersmith, and A.200 acre farm to rent, well watered
•• a: al ring yonng girl. wrist last Motal:tv. . ;Huron. county, and mother and iirst-class buildings. Apply to box
of Mrs. !Emma Vulford, Chicago.
of corn having attained her Oth , Mr. R. (.1.reensides, to Lucy, youngest olaIi,"4/40a.4)./WW14/4•46/stAtAtAtv44;
sentetweci to five years in the IL Tliompsona Teeswater, had reliet of the late Henry Hunsicker
by Rev. Dr. Daniel, Tiros. Yeilow, of
nui t 11 • •I t 4:: St • V V V
Rolm Anderson, Brussels, passed
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•• 4 1- • 1...uti.NDSEDEs --SitEr IITIRIL—In Clinton
" 14 1.11 uns. •
The Underwriters' Association have out ol 1 t Ilt u«, lulu a • • •c1.11
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Wingharn, Ont.
, N to her iewat i re a iipe $ ioe a , ou the Otti inst., by Rev, W. J. Ford, — ----- •
raised the rates 10 cents per $100 vention in the town hall Mildinay, on . am -I- . r 1
Chnton:
134Se11 it at Dress Gooda prices. That .0 ' ears ago aged 90 years. The old
watch -man in Ridgetown. Patron candidate.
eve -ted in Clothing, we can inter- is announced. It is 33 years since --Esseomiy last year, at present i energetic person. Her funeral took Fields, ot Wingham, k,./
• the arrest of some graceless thief I -7----- -------------------- MoMounay.—In Edmouclville, on the
sonN. 9th inst., Mrs. NAlm. MoMurray, aged 76
years, 10 months.
1
owing to the absence of a, night Tuesday last in the interestNrf the
cliapahter ut Mr. J. 1,. Shepherd, all of
! year, M. liunsicker died about 80
DIED.
Tim resi(rnation, of Mr. W. J. Me- It is estimated that 1,250,000 lady enjoyed remarkable good ,
ear.4 small profits. If you are
Farland. as postmaster of Markdale, bushels of corn were raised 1health and was a very active
Irrnins.—In London Hospital, J. G.
il still more. A man can walk be received his a.ppointmet. price worth $350,000. !place on Saturday from the residence
LAUThAW.---In Morris, on Monday,
cyf her.son. 16th inst., Robert Laidlaw.
this Clothing Store and lmy John Wieltett, was struck
and Ten dollars reward is offered for
bttter Clothing for the money than killed by an engine, at Bowroanvil e
nh.y station, while watching the privatel Nvho broke into Christ church, Lion
raar—
•• • of Uncle Tom's Cabin troop. ' Head, and stole all the lamp wicks! iw Min,In Wingham, on the 1.7th
.ttone since Clothing was first
la., st the wife of Peter Miller; a (laugh -
A. made; The same man can do the
0iii•with Hats, Shirt, Shoes and S. Allen, of Norwich, has offered
e. Ties. The same an can walk into ' $300 reward for sueh information as
will secure conviction of the person
11**this store, where wo sell all these
rt
an! who set lire to his vinegar factory.
A( thing,. d save enough on the Suit
rm to buy a new Hat. We make this Hammond, a Gravenhurst drug
clerk-, is t.nder arrest, eharged with
7 1 assertion because we're now opening; poisoning Katie Tough, to whom
;tiff
.,rd, OUR HEW SPERM TWEEDS'I
ihe was previously secretly married.
'Inc Stratford School Board has
mime Men's Dark Tweed Suits at accommodation. Two cottages areiParker at $5 per cubic yard. IVLARD.IND.
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P. J. Waters assumed control of , te„r' ':7 •
the Ridgetown Standard last week, i \:'' Coarrie.—In East Wawanosh, on the
ilStli inst., the wife of Andrew Currie;
and converted this well known ' and daughter. s;.•
Conservative paper into a Liberal , twin9' sen
i. Bacwziwnt.L.—In Seaforth on the 5th
Journal. " ' inst. the wife of Mr. Joseph Brov0nwell
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of a eon and daughter.
The contract for the erection of ,
the steel bridge at Tara has been ! Ginnov.In Clinton on the Oth lust ,
, the wife of Mr. S. 0. Gilroy, of a son,
awarded to the Stratford Bridge Co.,
''''MAsox.—In East Wawanosh, on the
for $1285 and railing $145. The 1
Sth inst., the wife of Mr. John Mason of
tie decided to enlarge the kindergarten stone work was given to George
son.sfJ
$4.50 : Boys' Heavy Dark Tweedsto be drected in different parts of the
Ready -Made Clothing. We com-
I st
I Councillor Leatherdale, of Brussels, MoINTOSIT—ABRAHMV.—At St. Paul's
city. has just completed a crokinole board ' rectory, on the lith
inst., by the Rev.
Wm, Lowe, assisted by Rev. 0. R. Gar n ne
7 'I London Board of Edu.cation will !that is well worthy of mention. It wf. ,a... of Gerrie Mr. Peter McIntosh, of
3d Just a little better. Just a little 1with a star in the centre. It is made , of Wawanosh.‹;',
thousand dollars worth of debentures
M at $2.25.
HEW DRESSES
ask the Council to issue forty-eight contains 114 pieces of inlaid wood, ; Turnberry, to kiss Margery Abraham,
I to provide better school accomoda- 1up of mahogany, walnut, inaple,1 McQuiLux—Harabs.—On the 11th
inst , at tbs residence of the bride's
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TE more character. Just a little more tioncherry and whitewood. The work- ,
t Buncle, Edward Haines, by Rev. 0. Miles,
tote. Just a wee IT more choice,
A:number of farmers in Minto, I manship is first class. )3 A of Lu (Arnow, Wir, McQuiilin to
'av and not any more money is the Annie Haines, all of 'West Wawanosh. 1month.
Maaaw.—In Goderich on the Oth
inst., Henry Martin, aged 69 years.
Panon.—In Goderich. on the $th inst.,
Mabel Vanora, eldest daughter of Mr.
Mr. Jas. Price, aged 133, ears.
Et.DRINGT021.—In Usborne, near Lum-
ley, on the 5th inst,, the wife of Mr. T.
Eldrington.
RorTLEncr.—In Clinton, on the Oth
inst., Maggie, wife of E. J. 'Routledge,
aged 27 years.
A.CHESON.—In Gotierich, on the Oth
inst., Sarah, wife of Mr. Geo. Acheson,
aged 83 years and 2 months.
DENN1SON.—At Glencar, Ireland, on
the 21st ult., Mrs. :Jane Dennison, eldest
sister of Rev. J. W. Holmes, of Clinton,
aged 70 years.
FINE
TAILORING.
Gis-a•GS•••0,4)
SPRING GOODS ANI) FASH-
IONS have arrived. You
will soon want your new
Suit, and by leaving your
order now, we can afford
to give you a little more
attention than you would
expect when the full rush
of Spring Trade is on.
QUALITY AND WORKMAN-
SHIP UNEQUALLED.
We'll warrant to please
you.
GEO. CARR
MAnsnALL.—In Clinton, on the lth
inst., Jas. Marshall, of Blyth, aged '70 Tailor and Gents' Furnisher.
years and 11. months. Opposite- Chisholm's Drug
MoLEon.—In Walton, on 9th inst., Store, Wingham.
Hugh 'McLeod, aged 73 years and 6
I have formed themselves into a beef- The Irishmen of Walkerton held ,
themselves with beef during the have appointed the following officers ;
summer.
i of the society for the following year;
Eufrene J. Pelletier, son of a well-1President H. Cargill,. M. P. ; first
,
reason why we do the Dress Goods ring for the purpose of supplying
pk; a grand supper on the 17th, and.
business.
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N; SikTURDAY NIGHT.
Toweling Linen, Husk Toweling, to-do farmer in Sandwich, west, was vice-president, II. P. onn ,
is worth 20e. for 12.4,c.; Embroideries, accidentally shot and killed by second vice-president, W. R. Telford;
Ernest Troyand, the brother of his seeretary-treasurer, M. McNamara.
a great variety, worth 121.c. for 8c.;
ien
Lace Handk7
erchiefs fancy, worth
2n 10e. for 5c.; Ladies' Fine Cashmere
:ott Bose, 50c. for 35c.; Gents' Cashmere
Pi Black Hose, 40e. for 25e.; Gents'
Id : Fancy Colored Shirts, 75c. for 50c.;
3r
• . Ladies' Fine Laced. .Shoes $1.35 for
/1111
13, $1.05 ; Tea, Black and. Japan, worth
'm. 50e. for, 35c.,.. for Saturday night
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4t1 only at
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M. H. McINDOO'S
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5t1 MORRIS.
Mrs. „Archibald McDonald bas
rrd returned 'home after an extended
6a visit to friends in Blyth.
. Mr. John Duckett has leased his
Ti farm in Wawanosh and intends
moving onto his other place on the
7tt first line this. spring.
lin"
BLUEVALE.
Mr. joseph Pugh is selling off his
8th
w stock before leaving the store.
rn Mr, and Mrs. Wu:T.-Reid, of Turn -
berry have moved into the village.
d
,b t is doing a.s weR as could be expected.
sweetheart. Mr George Leask, of Greenock,
It is doubtful whether the heirs of died on Sunday after a long illness.
J. A. Strathy, the murdered banker, :He was well known throu.ghout, not
of Barrie, will be able to collect the ' only his own township, but in
$15000 accident life insurance, which : neighboring municipalities as a
he carried. li suecessfull stock raiser and farmer.
Brown and Lohr, who were con- i He was besides, a man of marked
probity, respected from one end of
vide(' at Whitby, of attempted :Pr
criminal assault on a child, were
sentenced to 2 years and 45 lashes the township to the other.
At Wiarton Friday, Mar. 13 the
and 18 months and 45 lashes,respect-
Rh Mr. John Gardiner's injured hand
idt Mr. and Mre. Fred McCracken, of
lirussels, spent Sunday at Mr. John
Gardiner's,
Master Eddie Coad, nf Trow -
;,4 - bridge, was visiting his sisters at Mr.
Joseph Leach's last week.
f,
eveviivivittritAtvwevrivaewiteitiD
losomeasessor
death occurred of Mrs. Violet
ively. 1Patterson, widow of the late Fred.
James Agnew of Lindsay was i W. Patterson, who was the eldest
shot while working in his stable . son of the late Rev. Canon Patterson,
Tuesday night and his pockets i M. A., of Stratford. She was a
rifled. A lad named Kearney, 16 ; daughter of the late Dixie Watson
years of age has been arrested on ;barrister, of Goderich and niece of
suspicion. i the late Judge Arikland, also of
!, Huron,s county town. She was an
What caused the death of little
' an accomplished musician. Her
John Forest, of Ingersoll still
!husband died Aug. 12. Since that
remains a mystery with . which the
i time she has continued to reside in
medical men are wrestling. Per-
1Wiarton, where her sister Mrs Scott
mission has been granted the parents
lives ' She will be buried in Strat-
ford
of poison could be found.
1
Joseph Grenville the young man 1
who was shot while attempting to ! SALESMEN 'WANTED
gain entrance to a store in. Kings- i Pushing, trustworthy
le of our Choice Nuristery" tgtorecte
essocinie,t.I.LaslisioeinIss ;tat.
ville, was tried before Judge Horne ' sale nyher Salary or
el if° 'Afj'ad e"c4-
‘tveo 1 idy by
at Windsor on Friday. He pleaded ' tl:ATr7, ti;rz
arlanrrolinscl. Ont•
fit free • exo7usive
guilty and. was sentenced to two sari, • big pas, assured workers t spectairifTsr nee";
lliCoOnterl-
I to be'ginnors. write at once for particulars
years in Kingston • Penitentiary. I
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His leg is healing slowly a
Messrs. George Arde, John Messer,
Eat .James Burgess and SimPson Cleg-
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A - day morning.
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by: -,
.rni . Snap Shots. _
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drai
ditalT
Io,
ev
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Watford churches have sent $75
to the suffering Armenians.
nd he will i ALLEN NURSERY CO.,
rAion be removed to Kingston. One ' ; ROCHESTER, N. Y.
hundred and five grains of shot
Toronto and East 6:3 a.m. :37 p.m.
ntr.trer ron rims
Huron and Bruce.
Mr. Moore, of Orilla, had a Jersey
Cow valued at $100, gored to death.
Ed. Hall, of Bosangimt, died sud.
clergy in Forest, on Monday, of last
week.
Engineer, John Shaving, of Petro-
lia, died suddenly of heart failure,
on Saturday.
too Richard IsTakes, track inspeetor fit
10, et the W., & B, died suddenly= the
train, Thursday.
Woodstock Sentinel Review offers
•a reward for detection of parties
" Sending that paper a bogus marriage
hotiee.
nit
Circuses will henceforth be taxed nearly taken. off last week.
rte. $80 per day by the Provincial Me. Robt. Hughes of Morris has
authorities while they are in the disposed of his farm stock and imple-
)Ip'
were taken out of his leg. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
11:20 " 10:07 " 1
Seaforth Sun is agitating for a . 3:25 p.
bicycle clubPalmerston Mixed 7:20 " 10:40 a,m.
.
London and South 0:35 a.m. 11:10 "
Fred Fortune's house at Vista was 3:25 p.m. 8:00 p.m.
Kincardine 11:so a.m. 0:23 a.m.
8:37 p in, 11:20 "
10:07 " 6:50 p.m.
burned last week.
Mrs. 'Wm. MacMurry, of Egrnond-
ville, died in her 77th year.
,Win. Flood, of Paisley, had several
ribs broken by a kick from a horse.
The Fordwich Telephone bas
taken a final adieu of its subscribers. We undsrstand interested parties are spreading
the report that wo aro not likely to bo Torg in the
business. Wo beg to Assam the ito of Wingham
that we have embarked in the ml k business to stay,
that we are increasing our business daily, that our
milk is clean and pure. Our customers aro our best
recommendation.
HOLSTEIN DAIRY
IS MERE TO STAY.
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Teeswater people are comdermg
the advisability of purchasing a
park,
John McMillan Jr. of Blyth had
his arra badly injured in his father's
The home of 1talph Keddy 3rd
con. Usborne was totally destroyed
by fire.
Alex. Mel3eath, head sawyer in
Fisher's mill, Paisley, had his hand
do
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province.
The: MenasMr Manufacturing
ontablishment, Orangeville, was total-
ly destroyed by fire at four &dock
last Saturday.
It is tiaid that the peach crop for
blot earning season has been ruined
the scvere weather in the
Peninsula.
niet and will remove to Blyth.
An old man named Blue, of
Paisley, had his fingers so badly
frozen that they had to be amputat-
ed.
Know What You Chew
PIu
tk
of Monhoim hag re. is free from the injurious coloring
L. Pardo, i
calved large orders for staves to be The more you use of t the betted
like ft.
shipped to Monte Video, South ,
, Hz onto. E. TtICX r.vi• & SON CO4, L.
America. HAMMTON.ONTg
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SUITS
Are made to order. That's why they always fit, perfectly, admirably, and to a T.
There's more in our suits than a perfect fit ;-here's first-clms material, which it is
always easy to select from our superb aggregation .of the finest goods ever brought
into Wingham. Our suitings are unequalled. So is our high class tailoring,. and
in clothing, the tailoring is everything. Material, even the. best, counts for nothing
if the suit be badly made up. Clothing must be ordered for you in order to fit
you. Order your clothing now while we're offering bargains :
RIEZE OVERCOATS
MELTON AND
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IN LATEST STYLES, FROM $9 to $35.
iaria..43&11,1bAlVekillit"Wb.,
EAVER OVERCOATS
IN ALL SHADES, FROM
Abiaas/13401,40titairfraVval)",
$2 to $24.
BLACK OR BLUE SERGE SUITS
FRONI $8 to M.
"itivibelytoilb4tAvilieitnreAtivilw
BLACK WORSTED TROUSERS
FROM $2.50 to $6 Per Pair.
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Cl..A.INTaN-CYT 3EM "C.TINTnni naomaD.,
OPPOSITE BANIC OE HAMILTON.
Affirk.rra
GEO. H. IRVIN,
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