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raE WIN GUAM TIMES JUNE 5, I896.
i Mts. V. B. V. iliiikm, whe ltas been Nisit- Tito latest phase of the Wells The send -annual meeting of the j HEIFER ESTRAY.
riou ftietal.. itt Tomtit() for some time, has bleyele rtthe' conies out in the O. W, Royal Tempters of Temperance, for'
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t110 FARM TO RENT.
TO YOUR AINAkl-i"C4
k ...1 4,.. ir.prttrawl.
i ,511... nini mrs. Thos. 1.)enns hue gone to Racing Board bulletin for this week, the county of Huron, will be held at! •Strayed late premises of the
wherein it is reeorded that : "U. S. Soden, neer Exeter, on Wednesday, ' undersigned on May 2,2tid, a heifer, 2 or A. 200 acre farm to rent, well watered
Porim pa you, were ttniOng the erttwil 1.
! h. i d.tik, .,„likre they wm avoid, a „vaek Baldwin, of Seatentli, is suspended Julie 17, commencing at 10 a. ni. , s'3,) years old, The owner may have same and iirst•olass boildings, Apply to box
who . bought from us ou Saterday :1 411"Ig fl I'll" pending investigratfon as to a viola. The Councils are requested to send: - -
Y Paying an expenses,m. oAssuros, 125, Wingham, Out.
anci.lf tet, you, learned how we ate ' Mr. F. Johnston, who has been employed tion of clause 0 of the definition. as large a number of delegates AS i
-cutting down prices this month.
Could you do better? Did 1m garviston for som t ' time past, has re. Robot/ Wells, Stratfot'd, under possible. Busses will he at the
yen. ever t turndeto
clause B, John E. Harding, jr„ Exeter railway station Starling to ineet the
see suet) dualities selling at such low j Reeve rling an 1 Deputy -Reeve Stratford, ttnd Alex. Serimgeour, morning trains and convey dele- L'il- st
Pries? Not in one department menet t Holmes are in •Goderich, attending the Stratford, under clause 0, are trans- gates to the place of meeting,
but alt ever the house. Our sn 'June session of the Cour.ty Council. ferred as professional bicycle rid- 11
round values are worth taking an ! Messrs. J. A. Morton, U. Robertson andi
ses i' si
interest in at any time, This Month ' T. J. E'liott attended the district meeting, 4.4.0...•
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they are pardeularly interesting in :I. °- O. I's at Brussa' " ThursdaY• Isom 11 0 LSI" E 1 N DA 1 RY!
/ Mr. C M. Newaus, rondo, f.:trmerly A ',16/Fla.T.AAS.-In Turnbuiy, May 2Ist, the
Dress Goods, W. rabrics is IMERE TO TAY. •Eiri
/ !morel:am in We town, lini Lem here dat. wife of IVIr. James Pall is:; twin (laugh- 1 IP
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We understand int lested parties are spreading lir!
eves, Hosiery, Parasols, !lug ti;e week renewing old acquaintances- ter. Wo t Tort that we ttre not likely to bo lenr in tho 1 IA
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. 13.301i. -In Winehant on May 30th, the Ail:I:ass. we beg to assure the people of %1ingham rj
Boots and Shoes, Carpets i Ambure Farrow, Oustoms Officer in Ef.er -
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- Me.et 's service at God rig , wife of Mr. Arthur Cook ; a daughterX
. Tat ,tv,eoarivaevroccirnetliincvoignrtti,retsinjealifilvesestm, 1 ,,1.1
,,IG-trantarrit-In IAN oghatn on June
. and toe Curtains , town on Wednesday attending the funeral let.the _wife of Mr. john Galbraith ; a iltdis is elean and pure. Our customers are our bet : A
At. M. EE, meixDoo's. i a" father, recommendation.irp
IDr. LI nont, of Ripley, was LI tows 6/71.1:2
sxartztrisn.
. last week t:siting friends. The Dr. left
(T1c--Ite Saturday Bargain list: on :,10 m 9timy for Toronto, and frothere he PA. rsox-LAwustrcro -1B Morris on
June3r by the Rev, Ur'. Shaw of Bel -
French All 'Wool Delaine worth wilt go to Peterborough where he will grave, mr. /min pattisortoot winasasut
40e. for 22c,; .Black Then De Soie practise.
Dress Silk worth $1.25 fer
French Dress Pattern worth 31 for
75e.; Colored Lustreworth 75e. for
50c.; Fancy All Wool Silk Mixture
• worth 75c. for 00e.; Fancy All Wool
and Plain Serge 50e. for 85e. The
above. Dress Goods and Silks are very
special.
PARASOLS, natural . wood band-
' les, Gloria Silk covers regular $1.25
for 95e.
tet Miss Bertha b. Lawrence of Morris.
tfWrr..xxxSON-Lwrixain.-In Belarave
on May 21st, at tho residence of bricie's
parents, by the Rev, E. A. Shaw, Mr. 0.
AN APPALLING DISASTRI-i, Wilkinson oi Morris, to Miss Annie,
daughter of,,Mr. Emerson Littlefeir, of
slew:Trust CA 11 fetus RO tTG a A 4elgrave.
naro.32, NE 'at VICTORIA., 13. (.1. VA?„-TOnna.N-Kssnzny.-In Belgrave,
I at the retne':'nee of the bride's parents,
ot, may tka,320,1-1 by the Rev. E. A. Shaw,
Victoria, B. 0., A[ay 28. -The le& rrarik v3ra1orinan, to Miss El=
most terrible accident that ever cc- scenes*, boss At Belgrave.s,'
SUITS- Men:s ' Canadian Tweed about two o'clock this afternoon
eurred in this vicinity' took place .
' ' NIA= -In Nforr:
... when an electric ear fell through the the infant lino May the 28th
Suits worth 84,100, for '499. Large Point Ellice bridge into an arin
; was on the programme to -day as a
of sklATutow_thinildBalutel.lit,Isiana Prazer.tsc
..ns -
assortment ,of .flits at specitil James Bay. • 31st Martin Farrow aged -
on Sunday May
01 years. ss,'
Table Litsen.ivorth, 50e. for 85e,
Fancy Shaker Flannel, re alar 19e. EXECUTORiri NOIOE'
f7o5re.Sete.orRe4n4enta.rttof TWgeeds worth. - Birthday, and nearly the whole Pursuant to the 'Revised Stang of 0 fo,. 18,!,
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part of the celebrati on of the Queen's
1 , Chapter lie, Section at, the :raeditorlintf .1•• -Tr;
Remnantof DresJ population of the city had gone out t'eniejsontyli1107,tuter0011, 1=1 Tort of IThighttgin •;.—
goodskworth-.:40c. for 25cs; FancY i to witness it. The clear'. ears run- cao,rponter, who died on or atioPavittg llth°2;',44
Etz arld_er.e*fs,' 5e- SatarclaY 2 tor ' nuig out to the scene of battle
had IfioA„, (3Polsclogentreviirat;tialtlf:ads c`) dits'. As!'
day
2Hoster, fast- black, 15e. Satur- ; been Over
_or .,_ for _2ao,; Geuts' Shaker Shirts -Every car was full not only inside, '
• stmlooloteettitsoet; or the unders;tred '.E:12tallOrr Or i
orcnoon, .
i A. P., 1811)6, thetrl niattIlh'aftTretstAt dtletY. 4j. Ire'
fISO.; 9 dozen of G en ts' Colored but as many as could d clinging tleettruall:outIr.ittnlirti.risclotttlitair chinos, ni ntnigtt:tanol
Shirts 'Worth $1 for 50c.; Shirtlon the outside. ° so
prices. - ) •
A shani battle at Macaulay -Point
as well. The car to (if anyj held by net: loe_millaititelZoofic til=yeugviVes
Waists, special at 75c.; Special
Executor will immediately 'after itici'rl
Price 1 Willett the ' itecid,ent happened con- ' tnix,:r the"
Inants of Carpets ; 0 htenttlined day proceed to distribute the nesets
FiliieY ' tallied about SO persons. Even the t
Pr t., al 4.! c, • thereto, having regard only to the claims of which
1 f he snot deoentteci antong the parties conned
MO f MS occupied. Iii crossing the he shall thnn have hud notlee. v 0
Come early on Saturday morning.
1 v ores Ettmentor.
Better choice in the morning. lt you I ,, • . .
I Point Ellice bridge it left the track, ' .J. A. ISLOBTON, Solioitoji(!foIrNENe.eutor. ' • •
have not got ticket tor cabinets, ask for i crashed through the railings and fell : Wingham, 27th May, ism
one and get your. photos taken at oor !into the water 75 feet below, The !
expense. Store will'olose ovary night at I fall was so sudden aed unexpected ' D
7 o'clock sharp, except. Saturday. .
I that all the passengers were carried ii
Yours truly,
1 l it, the car floated for a moment
M. H. McINDOO ' Is 'offering the niost complete and
and then was carried down by the stylish stoek a
, _ weight of the metal work attached ;
ADDITIONA.L LOCALS. ' ° it.
. • ruse inside were unable to ,' HATS, SHIRTS,
_______ ieseape, ems were drownded like rats t .
-The. following paragraph which we !in a trap. Seale of those outside 1
clip from "The Port Worth, Texas Sunday I escaped by switnming- but many j
Gazette" of the 17th ult., refering to Mr. Stunned by the fall or unable to
Walter 13. Scott, who is a native of this , swim, were
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drowned. It is In-! To be had in town or city.
town and a son of C. Tait Scott, Esq., a ' lievecl that fifty of sixty persons
former resident of Wingham, will le lead 'were drovviied, but les as yet S'PRAIIT HATS FROM 5e. UP.
iim-1
WL CORD
and TIES
with interest by many of our readeis Ana possible to ascertain the exact
neighboring friends: Yesterday afternoon BOOTS AND SHOES
:number. It will probably be
Mr. Walter B. Scott was examined for 1 several days before the real extent j Our large trade in Boots and Shoes
license to .practice law. The examining of the disaster can be learned.
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proves clearly that our styles and
committee Ives composed of Judge A. X. I ..._______
prices are correct,
Booty, John W. Wray, W. L. Husbands, I BELMORE.
'"ZsO. Randolph and C. R. Bowlin. These 1 All the crops present a lively ap-1 GROC—ERIES. cli
slistinguiehed members of the Pott Worth pearance around here j ust now.] ' ig
bar pat Mr.Scott through a severe exam- Fruit'' EYE SIGHT. TESTED FREE
... promises to be an abundant . As usual our stock is fresb. and LI OF CHARGE.
tinatio0,16ii,g four hours, and it is mid crop this year. i pure and are sold at very close ity,
That the aspirant answered all questions I ' The "sports" from this locality prices. Bargains this week, viz.: 111
satisfaetority but two. At its Conclusion scattered themselves around pretty j 50e. TEA. for 40e.
the 'cornmittee expressed their approval of well on We 24th, as some went to !
1 • 40e. " " 35 • _IF
the results and d ' is eual1B-1Harriston, some to Wingharn, and 30e. " " 26e. fu
. .cations were sufficient for the practice of ''S'orrte to Mildmay and others to !These Teas at regular prices are the ' rj-I
al
'law and admission ta the bar as an attor- tt Ambleside, while a few remained at ' best value in the market. Large 11
"(key. Indeed, some very complimentary i home., e
remarks were made on tile manner in ki Mr. John Fortune and family
'which he had gone through the ordeal. I removed to Maskoka, where he will
Mr. Scott is well known among a wide !reside in the future and will go into
circle of friends and acquaintances as a i the saw -milling business. ,.,. ,
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hard student and his success at this time Belmore has had its share of stump
i zattybe taken as an indication of his I speeches in the present campaign;
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future if he pursues his course with the !But a large number of the electors
same diligence and determination he has !from here are not satisfied. with what
shown so far. The congratulations of his I they heard from the "stumpers" here
friends are now in order
t +,............-••••• I and are following them up, to Wrox.
Personals. I eter. Gorrie, Lakelet, Glenannan etc.
' Mrs. horsey is visiting in Goderich. I We are of the opinion that if the
Mr. Jas. Saint, of Chicago, is visiting i„ / excitement continues to increase as
town. I it has done lately, the 23rd. will be a
Dr. Teele,, of 33Tuevale, was in town on 1 lively day. At present in this part
Thursday,
lit is not evident which candidate is
. Miss Wilson, of London, is visiting in i the more popular.
Lower W11104171. i Miss Addie Barton who has been
Mre. J. 13, Ferguson is spending a few 1111
1 Toronto for the past few weeks
days in .Attw000d. !returned home on Tuesday last.
Ain. 0,m,, B. King is spending a few I Rev, Mr. Mason preached a fare -
in Ihmssels, i well sermon at Salem Congregational
Mr. Ifehues, the horse buyer of London, i church four miles south of here, on
Ang., b in town. . .8unday evening last and drew a
Mr. mid Mrs. Patterson are visiting:large number from then parts to hear
lerin, and Listowel. i him.
We
Ilii6s Mary Wells, of Rochester, is visit- i vv e regret to say that Miss Maggie
kg under the parented roof. I Fleming is seriously ill, but at pres-
Mrs. I°. U. Kerney and child are visiting ; ent she is slightly improving.
At her parLuts in Nt. Marys. Mr. Jas. Weir delivered a fine
Mrs. Cargill and family will remove to !yoke of steers to Mr. Hamilton, of
Duluth ht the comae of a fAw weeks. I Wroxeter, on Monday last, They
Ilarry bay is jtk Alontreal at present 1 tipped the beam in the neighborhood
glqing horses fofthe English market. !of 3800 pounds
Just arrived a new stock of
STEARN'S
FINE PERFUMES
All the latest odors.
Try CAMPBELL'S
HEADACHE
WAFERS
25c. per box or 2 wafers for 5c.
A CURE GUARANTEgp.
COLIN A. CAMPBELL,
LEPHONE DRUG STORE,
2 Doors South of Post Office,
WING1.
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WE STIL:. LEAH IN
WATC 17\''
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JEWELERY
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SILVER ARE, ),1
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CALL AND GvaT OUR PRIOL'S''i.
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"Stslit/tItetittleveliteilletrittels
THE BOSS TAILOR.
Ktietetsse,WISAS11/4•2.
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Though the holiday season is passed for the rt
present, we are still doing business- on the °WA
plan of GIVING SATISFACTION IN ra
ALL WORK, ri
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GUARANTEE-
ood
B7 -ST
--AND THE -
OF WORKMANSHIP
In all lines of goods turned out.
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115 ti
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BEFORE ORDE ING.
THEY ARE RIGHT VERY Tau. rfl
GEO. H. IRVIN
THE"
r_ :j Opposite Bank of Hamilton. TAILOR,
ONT. a?'
15T-.151 giO.AZAfittplrilz-LriFaF1.-SM-affaMic-0.4.10--5K-FlAztPAA
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stoco. of NM" CANNED CONN, which uji
will be sold at 5 cans for 25e. SameJrJ
reduction in every- department.
One price only and that the lowest.
D. H. GORDON, I tril
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WE LEAD" OTHERS rr
FOLLOW,
MUNSHAW 3
r
THE orrrorloc..
Wingham.
Good garden tools
are a great help,
but w. here shall we
them?
Not to At. 0.Qeeit3r;
not to A. ..bakery,
eer tat ulyr
try a harthl are
stOre- P3ut wh,
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iNs
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vorsewor.ttelnyeam. •-• warsmentstaactiryez
WE HAVE,
hardware store?
Ab, there you have
it! Why
SUTHERLAND'S
is the store for
garden tools as well
as hardware of most
every kind.
LE MIXED and DRY PAINTS
Wtvo/isomb,/~1w4tvgaw of every 0 Dior. Oils, the best in the market.
elm from
oill Si SS
PENCE WI 'RE
9
-- LAWN MOWERS,
111 '1 144 as.
Aor:"
ST
After a period extendin 6o years of business;iffe If your potatoes are
only peeping through the ground
I have decided to retire and an4 sell off at cost, there a bug on every lel if, but our
r,
C A S 1-1 0 INT"a y*
BU LDING HARDWARE.
All my excellent stock of Goods, consisting of
TWEEDS WORSTEDS
9 will knock them out the first round. Try it,
SES, OVERCOATINGS &
PURE PA RIS GREEN
Either by the Web or in Suits. Of
These Goons are of excellent quality and of latest style, the ---.- EXTRA FINE Pit OF SHEARS
out, we are offering SOME SHOR.T LENGTH:4orris on your fingers.
And you will sa.vc raising
You cannot sell your woo. before it is aken off. Buy one
stock having been put in this Spring. As the entire stock must be elea,red
-.A..T1 TAM S S 11,1174„^ COST.. As we arc now carrying 11 ;hell Ilardwam along with
THIS IS ICE. OALL ON US. our old lines in Stoves and'Inware,
• *re. c. isw;rifrin het on Wednesday for , Whooping cough is very prevalent No PA
store rcom, we can afford to sell at rf. )ck bottom prices,
without additional cost for
rkayin, it.trern she will remain tM around Imre both among the young Pri1E-14C:01.0 r SCIT.,01C: tv.E
61102. land old: 0 VS_ CALL*
WINGI-IAM, ONT. striq