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ULU EN ALF,.
McCullough, who died
' esdtty of last week,
teas a lornu`r resident of liluevele,
Mr. John K
in Brussels ort Ttt
haviut kelt the -Clyde 'Hotel,. whloh
used to stated neat' the station, over
twenty years ago. Alt' AleCutlough
cited of p.trrttvsis. which carne un
being but G1
1' 1 took
d 'ace of Alt (seen
hint the preview Sunday, and was
not a very ole anal,
years of age. The ruler's
place (rune the residence , .
llaistic, of Brussels, on Thursday
afternoon to tits I3lnevtte cemetery,
where he wile burled beside las wile,
who died .even yea! s ago in Handl.
ton. His wire was a Sister of Airs.
Robert Orement,re, of Alorei:r, and also
of the late Airy George Casemore, tf
Morris, 1Ie leaves a family of one
douahter and. three sees. viz: Airs..
(Dr.) Butterworth, of Landon, Eng'
land, who, when a chi'd, was adopt-
ed by an Aunt who had Ile children
of her awn ; Hugh llet'ullough, 'of
Alum, Ontario. ; 1)r. Thomas McCue
lough, dentist, Chicego, and James
Thompson iieOnlluugh, editor of the
1Cedoz. Crompton Corsets, reg. $1.00
and $1.25, S tturday 75e.
I doz I',;;die, Kill Gloves, blaek and
cotton ca, reg. ' ,;1 2.5, Saturday 75e..
20 plisse's Plain and Faney Tweed
Dress. Oteele, reg. 50e, Saturday
35e.
20 L'tdit•:; .Jackets, reg. $800 Satur-
day tn. ):).
4 doz. Ladies' txauzics, reg. 33e,
Siture t4 25e.
10 pieces Fancy Shot Silk, replier
85c, Saturday 05e.
$ Ladies' heavy Fur Capes, regular
$12.0), S tturday «0.50.
Ladies' Bleeds: Astrachen Fur Alan
ties reg. :28.00, S tturday $22.50.
20 piece, Heavy 32 inch Shaker
Flannel, reg.. 7c, Saturday 5e.
5 pieces heavy Grey Flannel, reg.
15e, Saturday ll c.
10 doz. Ledies' Heavy
Ribbed .
Cash-
mere Hose, reg
10 die. Ladies' Black Cashmere
Gloves, reg- 30c, Saturday 20c.
10 Heavy Overcoats, extra quality,
reg. kG 0), Saturday $4.90.
10 Men's New Fall Suits, Clark
colors,: reg. $10,00,aturday $8.00.
50 pairs Ladies' and Gents' - Fine
Shoes, reg $1.75 arid $2.00, &star-
de.v $1:5.
WINGl'.1AM TIMES OCTOBER 14. t8 )7.
1 A9 75 rr, 3,50; pigst 3.2561$4.CO. Shleep
is now resting quietly, and it is
hoped that uo very serious results
will folio's.
Night Watchman illeCrae had
rather an exciting experience the.
other night When on his beat
about the 'Town hall be met two
etrttngers, who asked him the road
to Goderieb. llc told then and
went on down to the station. When
centime back he stepped on a loose
plank at Irwin's corner, and •imine-
diately the same two men whom he
met before ran out or J.1113. Rulnba'1's
jewelry store door way. All. Me.
Crao called to them to stop, and
started in pursuit, but for answer
one of them turned and shot at him,
sending a bullet through his coat.
.11reCrae then returned and examined
R,umball's door, but could find noth-
ing wrong. It is supposed the
strangers were trying to open the
door with false leer s.
Miss Topping, of the Collegiate
staff, has been compelled through ilh
ness to go to her home in Wood-
stock. Her place in the Collegiate
is being taken by Rev. AIr. Richard -
0
and iambs --Receipts ti ears two o:
which were Canada lambs and loads
held over from yesterday's trade ;
market ruled steady to strong ;
native. lambs. choice to extra eboice,
$5,13 rc� $5.35 ; common to fair $1.85
C; 15,10 ; cults to fait' e4 tt' $4.75 ;
yearlings, common to choice $3.50 to
$4.25 ; feeding hunbs $4.90 to .15.25
native sheep, ehuice the select weth-
ers $4 to $4?5 ; fair to chaise mixed,
$3.25 to $3,85 ; culls -$2,25 to $3
export ewes to prince wallet's $3.75
t, $4,`'5.
C10 sed for Repair.
Menge Times, who,began his jour- son.
atlistic career on the Wingbam Ad- The Public Library Board hive
al:ce. The deceased gentleman's appointed a new librarian, in the
daughter -in law, - Dr. Luena. Wynn
ile,Cullounh, of Detroit, one of the
first woolen dem-lees s in America, at-
tended his funeral, and also his son
Hugh, but the °tip children were
unable to be present.
Messrs. W. T. Saltivan and Ralph
1-lodgeon. of 1Vnlgham, visited at
Rev. U Roger,' on Sunday.
10 pairs Lace Curtains, reg. x1.35,
Saturday 90e.
3 pieces extra fine Union Wool Car-
pet, reg. 45e, Saturday 35c.
20 doz. Gents' Linen Collars, latest
styles, regular 20e, Saturday 121-e.
6 doz. Gents' 4 in hand Ties, regular
f5c for 15e.
This is a great opportunity to buy
41 : 'all goods at about one-third
1esanhan regular price.
Procure a 525.00 Ticket good for
.- 1 :d.oz, Photos, Cabinet Size; value
$,a.00, Free.
Sbtp early :In Saturday at
ao DD'.
person of Mr. John Bean.
The commencement exercises in
connection with the Collegiate Insti
tute, were held Friday. In the even-
ing an entertainment was given in
the Town Hall by the students.
Rey. W. R. Miiiiyard was in Sea-
forth Sunday prenching fur Rev.
Stephen Bond. Mr. Mittliyard's work
Mrs. James Henderson returned hero VMS ; taken by keys AIr: An -
home on Seturt(Oy fion•t 'visiting at ,trews, of Holmesvilleein the morn -
Toronto, Ilunlilton , Woodstock and ints, and Rev.. Mr. Finley, of rt'uelter-
Brantford. smith; in the evening.
Mr. and Airs. Frank Sant drove) Bev. 13. Clement preached a very
to Sea forth this week to visit Mr. interesting and instructing sermon
Seott.'s sister, .Ars. Jahn Beattie, to Voting men Sunday evening, in
who has been very iil the Ontario Street Aiettaodist Church..
Miss Mary Xorston went to Rock- hiss Azle Gibbings; left Tuesday
ton, neair Galt, on Metro ay, to spend
asmontlh or so t sit.sbd
01..ee
Mrs. George ing, nfai.e f
r
1. axed:mes who is a very feeble old
lady, scalded her foot bade - while
lifting a vessel off the stove one day
recent) v s
Mr. John Spence is recovering
from his recent illness,
Miss 1''lossic Jaekson spent Sunde3
with ler. and Mrt!. Wray, of' Bel-
gra ve.
The saeraiment of the Lot d's. Sura•
per will ht: dispensed in the Presby •
torten C"linrett net Sabl•ath..
prepu•atory Termini will 1,e preached
on 1'roI:iy :easing by Rev. D. Alae -
nab, M. A., t f Whi echnrch.
le, Robert t Shaw; of Hertford,
Conneerieut, is visiting his ; inter,
Mrs. William Stewart.
Mr. James Robertson's driving
mare, '• Topsy," took first prize at
.the GC +derich fair. Mr. A. MCEweal
purchased her and took her to 13rus•
srls fair, where she got -second
money.
Leuia B. Duff and Will Gray, of
C•Vingeanl, wheeled to Clinton on
Tuesd^;y. to hear ltev. 1-v. J. Mc-
Cauotlai s lecture or. the Royal
Standard.
Messrs, Wynn. Page & Crowe, a
Wiugham, shipped a car lord of hog
to Collingwood on Wednesday.
(:FI•UPcii OTESS:
At the convection of oristian Endeavor-
•ers for Ontario, hold at St. Thomas, it was
decided to meet next year in Hamilton.
Rev. William Lowe conducted the har-
vest thasnksgivini, services in Luoknow on,
Sunday last. The Bev. iIr. Duthie, of
T,,fQknow, occupied the pulpit of St. Paul's
Church here.
ttev. 1)r. 'Pascoe will conduct the re-
opening services of the Methodist Church
at Salem on Sunday next. The Dr's.
work in Wingh_am will be taken by the
Rev. N. S. Burwash, of Salem.
There, was a large attendance at the
arestryidYRat% Church on Sunday evening
last, to hear Bev. D. Perrie's sermon to
.young people: Mr. Perris delivered a very
forcible sermon, and one which should be
of great benefit to everyone hearing it.
Iiev• 6. 5ellery, of Guelph, a former pas -
or of tete Methodist Church here. was
t
"sailing on his `numerous friends in town on
friday anti Saturday last. He NT Oa on his I ing with tt start, rushed out of the
way to Itiy,ley, where he occupied the pul- room to the hall and fell over the
pit of the Methodist Church en Sunday. bannister to the ground floor be -
The ptesbyterian Church Choir fur- nenth, a distance of 1'ourterii or 8 r ti -
niched the music at the tea meeting given teen feet, breald fli Itis e'
by the Whitechurch Presbyterian Church, and injuring Mansel( internally. . ire
on h1oniay evening last. a A number of _ -.••
our townspeople also attended; and no Scott's Emulsion is doubt a number more would have attended
Cod -
bad the weather been more favorable. liver Oil prepared as a foot).
The annual thank -offering meeting; of.
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society At the same time, it is a
of the Presbyterian. Church was held in blood maker, a nerve tonic
gramme was provided, consisting of solos,. prinClpally It is a food for
..'beadings, etc., after which refreshments
were served, all enjoying a sociable hour tired and weak digestions;
The annual conventions of the Sandhi for those who are not getting
Snhaole and Bpworth Leagues i' the the fat they should from
the 1Uthod'st Church
Creasediele'sesseo
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READY—MADE CLOTHING
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and renovated l ,
It will be closed for a IV
few days, will re-openl-`�
next week.
SHOP ibcili
larged and
en-
PANTIES
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is a very important department with. us. All our clothing iso,
made specially for us, which insures to the buyer the best in
materials, workmanship, style and comfortable fit, and they u
range in prices from $1.75 up for Boys', and $3.50 to $10,00 E0
for Men's. If you prefer an Ordered Suit made by the best ji
tailor in town, we have the nattiest Canadian and imported,
goods in town to select from. Still our prices are lower -than -t
others.
�a MA TLE
We like to 'talk about our Mantles, for ,they. please our a
customers in styles textures, shades, and prices, it will pay you
ri] to see our mantles if you intend getting one this seasoner
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ENQUIRE AT G,` I; lG°ii; l YRI S. _lt ®
T Capes, Ruffs, Gauntlets, &e., are the best, so customers say, L;
and we are selling thele at close prices.)
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'If so it is your advantae to This is the season for nice warm UNDERWEAR. We leave C
at
call on Gordon c: Co.'s Drug i ;,, piles of fine, comfortable lines, and our , prices will make them [l
Store, Wingharn. They I �i very interesting to close buyers.
morning for Atticas, 'i*lich., whither
she was called to attend- her sister,
1I rs. 1)r, Ray, who is very ill. •
Mr. W. 0. Scare has resigned bis
position at the Council Board as
wept esentative of St. George'u ward.
Live Stools: Irlarrcets
Toronto, Ont., Oet. 12 -Receipts a
rhe! Toronto market, to day were
lighter than for some time and the
result was everything was pretty well
e;,'nnerl up. There were 44 car loads
,,f stuff on the board at the cattle
vet here today, including 823
s
s7
are the agents for the
celebrated \\I r.ttllore
Truss.
OUR BOOTS, RUBBERS, &c
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WHY THEW TBI4JE F IS 6 l I t1!
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1. Because it is diulgeruus. to be set T,.
moment without one.
2. It will never rust and es cense-
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tluenily durable, i1
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3.• A person wearing a Wetrncl•e does t
not find it a bother. 1•11 \ Tingharn.
- position any reducible - rupture. i
This • trn�s stainer iaa�sibly move
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are so well known that it is only necessary to say that we a•
re �r
dail r adding to the stock the best that we can buy. ►�
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Please do not forget that we keep the best TEAS in town. rl
D. M. GORDON
Direct Importer. per
4. We will guarantee to hold in
?4•,1 7r— t1r - -151-- C. -r i 'n:d{rr'a5r7 We 4-c fir^r 'G
5. '1 his
after nd,jrrtitnient,
tL Some of our townspeople can
,bt:•rp and lambs, 1,300 hogs, 40if testify *o its •merits.
»ilvt•s and 11. lnileh cows and 7.Sntie action gualranteed
springers. refunded,
i xpurt cattle -Prices were weak on ,r.d 4_ , >-4-
dull
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dull cables from the old country, !J.fe-lr.. i
ruling here from 3tc ® 4e per Ib.
Very few cattle went at anything
over 4e per lb. Exporters say that
they must get cattle for- three priees
or they niuet quit_ the 1ausiliess of ship-
ping.
hips
t'ith '. •
Butchers' cattle --The maaket was �[
well cleaned np. One carload of
choice cattle sold for 3- e per lb ;
another carload offered for $5 less
ban 3c her lb.; and finally sold for
2 50 less then 3e eser lb. It may
safely be said that the top'price t3 3.e
per ib.
Stockers and feeders -Feeders are
doll and prices are loiv. One carload
1,058 lbs, average, sold for $3.30
per ewt. Stockers are quiet at from
X2.75 G $`2.80 per cwt.
Bulls -For export bulls the highest
price paid was' 31,0 per ib ranging
down to 21 per 11 for poor ones.
Sheep and lambs --Export sheep
barely steady at from 3e G' 31e per
buck 2•. Butcher's sheep dull at $3,
33.50 and $ 3 75 each. Lambs are
oittticfent supply and selling from
c11 75 rt' X3.90 per cwt.
Calves -Prices ruled from $20.4 $8
eaeh As to quality,..
,Milers cows and springers- Offer
ings were light, and more could have
heen sold. Prices are firmer at from
;;25 n $45 eaelh.
Hogs wealters —Choice selections
clechhit'ti to fele per '1'li"`,uply a few
that were brought to arrive fetching
Gats per 1h, heavy hogs are dull, at
5e; tight 5o, and sows, 21c n) 2i - per
lb.
East 13utiato, N.. 'k"., Oct. 12, --
Cattle -Only a tew scattered lots on
sale; prices about steady ; good tri
prime 'seals sold at $61.25 &) $6.75;
eomtnon to fair $5' rt' $6. Irons --
CLINTON.
A peeuliar accident happened to
Air. D. A. Forrester, grain and flax
merchant of this town, on Thursday
morning. lie had been dreaming
that the house was 00 tire, and watt -
or money
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lecture room of the church on Wednesday
afternoon, October lath. A pleasant pro- and an `up -builder. But
` as held
diatliot oft+ ,d, ti ' y their ordinary food; for Chip -
as held on Wednesday and Tlinredd
w k large number of delegates
of this week, g very .ane dren whom
�,l�a some v ty nothing seems
i attendance,
tive andi for sell
fat -starved and thin.
e n
,paper were read. A fail 'report of both
issue.
Before Purchasing Your
CALL AND SEE
�� i,i BAP rte;,, AWN' ,,�y
ate;
Those who are graduated from the
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, O] i T.
Expel ience the truth of this statement when they
aro placed in good positions. The following have
been placed :
F. 13, Cornwall, as teacher of penmanship and
short'u nd, Spenccrian Dusines5 Cohege, Evansville,
Ind.; Miss Bessie Duni;ley, of Chatham, as steno.
with the Michigan Chair Co„ Grand Rapids, dish.;
Wm, McTavish, of Napier, as steno. with Mr. Pratt,
Seel, of the X. M. C. A., Toronto ; Walter Oliver, as
book' taper with McLachlan & McFarlane, Dail's
Siaiinr, S- 0.; Sarah Towl, as steno. with Messrs. J.
B. Stringer & Co„ Chatham, Ont.
Does it not pay to attend the )3D+ST Y'
Write for Catalogue of either Department,
D. 11IcLACHLA Chatham, ant, Det.
They are certainly the newest. out.
The latest designs from tboth
ENGLISH AND ,0I'`ayiA®+3AN
MAS Ijd)TWWE1S
and have n.i ecltlnl in town. .
Remember the place, next door to
the I3runswiek Hotel, 1'Vingi:atm,
to nourish; for all who are leeeeeipie 7 ears; market la ii
a full stickle -ISI tie
It i$ pleasant to take; at kindssa d tt e -supply sgood hoat of tithe deoe ,
leash it is not unpleasant. 4 30r mixed e dpti I>eiscted rgrade $4.r
Children like it and ask for ( $4.25 ; rnedlnnl heights. $ l.`»c)
day's se wioras will be given in our next
•' Christianity and p'aretheaeht" will be
the sabje& of Rev. If 33. :liaecrtr's sermon
at tire Congregational Church next Sunday
even • 7.11s1e discourse is specially in-
.' issudae>rol to newt the enquiries of those who
wetbtr arta :tea to aocept the right of
Vainilinattytet cis.. rtllaslavto e°. coft rdial
its barely edge-hagum
Cook's Cotton root Compound
Is the only safe, reliable
monthly medicine on which
ladies can depend in the
hour and time of need.
Is prepared in two degrees
of strength.
No, 1 for ordinary cases
is by far the best dollar medicine known
---sold by druggists, one Dollar per box.
No. 2 for special cases --to degrees
stronger- -solc1 by druggists. One box,
Th Dollars • two bones, hive Dollars.
more.
toy
Some
all o kiiY have
t4 an►g Irk ugh t+op+y tS
Three
to $4.25 ;heavy snags, $275 ® $8.50 ;1
pigs, $8.25. (5 $4.80 ; hogs, $4,15 0:, S'ild in ' ill;; !.'lei u! t' ever; uLer
$4.20 ; ro tgi% VIA e $8.75 ; stags by resporsible ah'ugs:we.
Chris. Locker of Exeter. who had
a blood vessel burst in • his head is
able to resume work.
oQ THE :BUTCHER °Zo
is selling all kindsof
-at
ATS
the -
OLD - PRICES.
Meat delivered and orders taken
daily.
D. J. GEDDES.
—mom.
heaper to move
iThau � �v \ �}h'J � 1 D�e.lUs u Pad
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No. I, or No, 2, mailed on receipt of
Vico and two z -cent stamps.
This Cook Wiind'sor, O tario,
If you want to buy anything in the line of
"PIANS, ORGANS,
SEWING MACHINES,
PLOWS, ETC., ETC.""t'n
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-A-DTD GET pRIOMS-
T. H. ROSS,
Wingham.