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ES, ETC.
And all seasonable
goods at the lowest
price. at
EAST WAWANOSII.
1 int 1 INGHAM
4'S, OCTOBER 29. 1897,
Imre magi; Maximo.
amt of :he old settlers of least I East Buffalo, N.. Y. Oct„ 26.—Cattle
a�rawauosh were honored last weals . °- The market was regarded as about
by a call from Mr. Matthew UMW- I steady, The market opened slow
9 !son, of file firm of llutchison &' and for all but a fancy selected
• Oughtred, advocates, Montreal.•Mr: (lot, prices were all of lOc Cl'. 15e
Hutchison gave S. S. No. 0, of which' loess it being to late irt.the day on
he was teacher in 1802-63 a friendly
call, and noted many changes. Since
leaving this community he has
earned for himself an enviable: reps• half fat native feeders neatly good
tatien as a lawyer, and his name enough for the bloek, brought '''?-4.35;will long be remenibere, as one of ehviee to extra Canada feeders $4 @
Huron's sons who ha.l n tame aa{d 84.25 : fair to good do., $3.01 ,;:3.90
' distinction at the bar. Canada yearlings and stockers, $340
WEST 4%'t1WANOSII, ® $3.90, Hogs—Receipts. 15 loads,
markets opened steady but closed
Collector J. H. Taylor, has coolweak and sheer ;good choice $3,97,
menses his annual visit for the col.t� $4 ;, mixed packers grades, $4 ;
t^
i les fun of tuxes f`o 1SJ 1, medium weights, �o.9ri @ $4; ; heavy
i +y)Vm. Ha rrisou has leased his ex. bogs $4 ; rough $3.50 to $3;05; stags
cellent farm, lot 27, con. 5, for a •!;2.75 @ 325 ; pigs $3 50 to $4.
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to i of five years to Wm. BarnfordlprSheep and lambs—Recipts , . nine
VOn the evening of Tuesday, the .loads included six _cars of Canadas
19th, a pleasant evening was spent I with several loads reported to arrive
DO A. M?LL'Z,
Druggist, Ete., .
Ard be sere and buy thein bef•ere 9
p. in. for we, these at that time every
night ext.epting Saturday.
TO ADVER1/3a;ERS.
Notice of changes must he left at this
office not later than Saturday
noon. The copy for changes
must be left not later than Tues.
day evening'. Casual advertise•
ments accepted up to noon
Thursday of each week.
Os 0.01„mq ktatts
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1897.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Ines, A. B. WARBURTON, has been
selected as premier of Prince Edward.
Waled in succession to Hon. Mr.
Peters removed to British Columbia
Trre Ontario Legislature will meet
on icily. 20th to hold its final session
i re anclther general election.
Ara a meeting; i.f the Patrons of
Centre l;ruee on Friday last, John
. eDutlald, M. P. P. was again
elected to contest the riding at the
t general elections.
BELORAV1 .
Mr. G. 11. Davids was visiting
Ingham friends this week. '
At the Communion services in
�.x church, on Oct. 10, the collee-
n by envelope for the schemes of
ash ire, amounted to $53.80,
ng tat collections fie mission-
purpoiees fair the year, $180.30..
Mr. John Kerr. of Wingham oc-
Upied the pulpit of the Methodist
ui'ell on Sundayevening, in the
erien of the pastor.
Monday before all were sold,cand
closing sales were the lowest. A
load of contracted Canada yearlings
sold at $4.25, and a fancy load of
LUCKNOW.
se. Shinner. & Cameron have
heir pacing mare, " Minnie R,"
I. Jelin Gentles, of Kincardine.
e cheese factory at Paramount
completely destroyed by fire
night, together with a.hout
4,e0 worth of cheese. The stock
as insured to the amount of 4.1.'2,000
the London Mutual, and the
lading for $1,500 in the Waterloo.
he. members of the Anelent
r of -United Workmen of this
see, with visiting brethren, at -
the Methodist Church in a
y on Sunday iast at 11 o'clock,
a. special sermon was preached
em by. the pastor, Rev. I, 13,
twin,. B. A.
e members of the Roman Cath.
aith in this village have per.
1 the stone church on Have -
street south, from the Baptist
gregation. The building is to
omsiderably improved and when
ed will make a convenient and
unable place of worship.
Largely attended meeting of the
now curlers wag held on Mon-
, evening of last week, and the
was re ar;anized with the fol.
irr .
officers: Patron, R. E. Truax,
.,1 Walkerton ; Patroness, Mrs,
Truax ; President, J. Murchi-
Vice•Preslcaent, jaws Baan
ntative :4ienibers, J,.hn Mur--
, J. G. Murdoch ; Chaplain,
R. II. Hall ; Treasurer, .1. D.
1; Secretary, J. l r. Murdoch ;
eitative skips. W. Allfn, •l',
Jcxrtf 41te1'mnte skips, J. D.
and J. 1i. hunter; Commit
Management, Skips and T. F.
Glaeeford, s prisoner in the
jail on a. charge of assault.
lea I3evine, a school girl; near
v, t e'npi if from the prison
leg over tha 1wrt11.
at the residence of Matthew Young,
township of West 11'awanosh, the
about noon. The market was 'quiet
and easy for lambs with but little
occasion being the marriage or his I change in prices from the late de -
daughter. Miss Clara, to Charles i cline of yesterday, while sheep and
Young. of Hibbert township, Perth I yearlings, which are scarce, were
county. The pastor, Rev. L. Arm-, eaciy end•firin for the few on offer.
strong, tied the indissoluble knot. 'he supply of Canada lambs was
On Wednesday. the 20th, Frederick, fair on Monday, when all were in
abrut 2,500 bead. The first sales of
earliest , arrivals were at a shade
stronger prices, but in sympathy
with the decline in other grades.
The closing or late• ,afternoon sales
were at about the salve- prices as
those nt the close of lastweek. Sales
ranged from $5 65 @ $5 75 ; a small
second son of Charles Robinson, Ash-
field township, was united in the
holy bonds of matrimony to Miss
Ada, daughter of the late Hector
McPhee, school teacher, also of the
the township of Ashfield. We ex-
tend congratulations to the newly
wedded couples, and wish them
happy and prosperous unions. bunch at 55 85 ; culls, $4 90 ra $5 ;
J. W. Robinson is again able to Canada sheep, alt ewes, $3 25 @
$8 •50 ; lambs, yearlings, choice. to
prime, $4 60 @r�$4 75 ; fair to good,
$4 25 @a:4 5V'; culls to common,
yearlidgs, $3 CO to $4 10 ; native
Jambs, choice to extra .choice. $5 • 00
@ .$5 75; fair to good, $s 25
$5 50 ; culls to common, $4 25 @
$5 ; native sheep,. choice to selected
wethers,• $4 50 @ '$-t 66 ; good to
choice, mixed, $4 @ $4; 35 ; common
resume his duties as teacher in S. S.
N 2, much to his friends delight.
haries Wilso,has purchased the
farm in Saratoga, containing 100
acres, from the Win. eVilson estate,
for the sum of 41,212.
Doralnion W. C. T U.
At Friday's meeting of the W. C.
T. U., of the Dominion, in Toronto i to fair, $3 50 @ $3 sO , culls to
for the executive committee, the • fol-
lowing were elected: Dr. Youmans
Winnipeg ; Mrs. Gordon Grant,
British Columbia ; Mrs. Strong,
Prince Edward Island ; Mrs. Burpee,
Nova Scotia ; Mrs. May Thornley,
and Mrs. Asa Gordon, Ontario, liars.
Middleton and Mrs. Judge Foster,
Quebec ; Mrs. Atkinson, of Moncton,
N. B., mils elected corresponding ;
Mrs, McLauchlan of Montreal, recor-
ding secretary, and. Mrs. Tilton of
Ottawa, treasurer.
House of Refuge Notes.
One of the female inmates is aged
95 years, and she is nearly as active
as a girl of 20. She is 1n good health,
and inay live for a considerable
time. She came from Goderich,
which, by the way. is responsible
for twelve of the inmates.
Visitors to the House of Refuge
should bear in mind that Thursday
is visitors' day. There being so
much work and so many inmates,
the general public cannot reasonably
expect to be admitted at any other
time than Thursday.
Huron's New City,
Narcisse N. Gamine, the young
Frenchman, who is building that
"magic city" on the lake shore,
about ten miles south of Bayfield,
went up to the northern peninsula
last week to buy a million laths and
ttie same number of shingles. He
was in Detroit recently and purchas•
ed 100 porcelain baths for his mane
moth hotel he is ereetir;g;• in St.
Joseph, as the embryo city is called.
There is an air of miatery .bout the
place that has aroused much curios-
ity. No one seems to know just
what the man means, It • is said
that all his workmen are sworn to
secrecy, and notices warning out-
siders from trespassing on his proper-
ty keep the curious from the place.
Already he has a small store and a
three story factory, where notions
are manufactured, and the building
of a pier is going on at the same
time, besides the hotel 250 by 150
feet. Mr, Cantina seems to have
plenty of money and appears to be
spending it with prodigal hands. Ile
was born in the vicinits of St. Joseph
and is only 27 years old,
A writ has beenissued oil behalf
of Mr.W. II. Pontos,, late teller' at
1' apenee against the Dominion Bank,
Inspector Bogart and the Pinkerton
detectives, claiming $.550,000 damages
for the preceeding against him
in connection with the recent rob-
blry,
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MA.11 FEET DEPORTS.
WINOTIanr,
Wingham, Ootober 20th, 1807,
Correoted by P. Deans, Produce Dealer,
Flour per 100 lbs.. .. , , .. . 1 50 to 2 25 i
Fall Wheat 0 80 to 0 811
Fall Wheat, new....... , 0 80 to 0 81
8priuOats
g
Wheat .. 0 75 to 0 78
. " ..
020to0211
Barley.... ... . .. .. ......:,. 0 25 to 0 27
Peas .. 0 40 to 0 42
Butter,.,,.. , ,. 0 18 to 0 141
Eggs per dozen 0 14 to 0 14
Wood per cord.... 1 00 to 1 25
Flay per ton, 5 00 to 5 60
Potatoes,per bushel, 0 30 to 0 85
Tallow, per lb 0 3 to 0 4
Dried Apples, per lb0 8 to 0 5
Wool 10 to 21
ADMISTRAFION NOTICE
Pnrst nt to .the Revised Statutes of . tario, 1587,
chapter 1 section JO'fhe creditor of Ai
xaude
r
DIMU011, of the
town of r' righaie, in the
County of Hut • t, and Province Ontario, Inger..
mute Agent, win lied on or out, the 27th day of
February, A, 1),1 , aro re lred to send to J. A,
Morton, of the town f W sham, At the County of
Huron, solicitor for th dersisned adntinistratrix
of the said deceased • or before the 1st day of
November, A. i), 180 'th. r mace, addresses aid
descriptions , the f parti lars of their claims, a
statement of thea accounts d the nature of the
securities (if a y) held by th • 1. And notice is
hereby given at the said adnn 'stratrix will itn.
mediately a er the last mentions lay proceed to
distribute ie assets of the said decoy d among the
parties e titled thereto, having; rogeronly to the
claims • which she shall then have bad ' .tice.
ANN . DAWSON, J. A. MOR
.dministratrlx. Solicitor for Admiuts
Ingham, 12th October, 1807.
atria.
common, $2 50 @ $3 25 : export,
ewes to )prime wethers, $3 75 @
$4 35.
Toronto, Oct 26.—The Toronto
cattle market to -clay was dnll. Re-
ceipts, 38 cars, including 674 sheep
and lambs, 1,700 hogs and 30 calves.
Bud ing for Montreal was slow. Ex-
port cattle quiet, with sales of best
at 3 .c ; some sold at 3 e. Butchers'
cattle, little firmer on light offerings;best pce touched, however, was 3,l c
per lb. ; some good cattle sold at 3c
@ 3 e. Bulls firmer ; not many be-
ing offered. Prices ruled from 2e
m 24c, Stockers -and feeders steady ;
some stockers sold at 2¢c, and feed.
ers sold at 21e. Sheep and lambs—
Export sheep dull', but steady, at $3
it' $3 30 per cwt. ]3utcher& sheep
quiet, at $2 75 @ $3 25 cacti ; lambs
in fair demand for export to Buffalo,
at $3 75 @ $3 90 per cwt. Calves,
choice veals at $2 @ $3 each. Milch
cows and springers steady, at $25 G
$45 each. }logs depressed, and
choice brought 4-c `3 4gc per lb. ;
others unchanered.
DIED.
PREsToN.=In Wingham, on October
2,1th, Thonnisipreston, aged 88 years and
10 months
rizaftnaries
VmoN.Crr,—Nteoe.—In Morris, at the
residence or the bride's father; on Wed–
nesday, October 20th. by Rev. John
Ross, Mr. Alex. Fi. McNeil, of Brussels,
to Missp.I anet, daughter of Iter. Alex.
Nicol.
PREEMAa-•-MOKnY.—At the residence
of Mr, Robert Ross, Huron 'Terrace at,.,
Kincardine, by the Rev. J L .liarray, M
A, on the 20th inst. Mr. William Alfred
Freeman to Miss Josie Kelly, daughter
of the late William McKay, Deo, all of
the town of Seaforth,
You think of Scott's
Emulsion as only for those
who' have consumption or
who have inherited a ten-
dency to it. Almost its
greatest use is for those
whose condition is so im-
paired as not to be able to
get the good they should out
of their ordinary food. In
nearly every case with these,
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-
liver Oil brings back appetite,
stimulates digcstion, restores
color and plumpness, and
controls the diseases of thin -
gess. Book about it, free,
So eta. and $t.00, at all druggists,
SCOTT & BO\NE, 13.ilcvilte, Cat.
tches
AND...
era, elry
We have the largest and best
stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
etc., to choose from in the town, and
our prices are as low as ever.
CHRCS7MA
GOODS/` �
arri g .daily.
All Repairing done on the
Premises.
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PATTEN,
Opposite ]sank of Hamilton,
DRAYTON
All sizes at, lowest price (Whitechurob
Station), Apply--�ippto DOBIE,
�a�'ii•
R. .J . D OBIS,
Whitechurch,
IT'S NOT NECESSARY....
To lay aside your soiled or faded
suits or overcoats, but tako them
to the Wingham Cleaning and Dy
ing Woaks, and have theca clean-
ed, dyed and repaired to look like
new.
J. W. SNELL.
Proprietor.
Order your��-
—AND-
-FROM THE --
HOLSTEIN DAIRY.
®2 THE 'BUTCHER °o
is selling all kindsof
MEATS
—at the—
OLD PRICES.
Meat delivered and orders taken
daily.
D. J. G ED D ES.
r".Ageffir
,w107 0000,
We will have a supply of Fresn
Fish every week. Leave your
orders early.
JOHN KERR
GROCER, WINGHAM.
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Just to drop into the new general store and get everything you require-
in fresh groceries. • +td
Do you use. Tea? We sell Ram Lal's Salada and Kincora Tea.
Salada Tea 1, and 1 lb. Lead packets in Black or Mixed, at 30c and 403 lbs
is a beautiful Tea. Use it once and you will always use it.
Kincora Tea at 25c lb. in Black or Black and Green mixed, has not
an equal. Every lb. guaranteed to please or money refunded.
As usual we have the choicest Japan Tea at 25e lb, We give you,
Pine Fresh Salmon, 100 a can.
10 ib. can White Clover Honey at 75e a can.
4 packages best Corn Starchifor 25e.
Chow Chow Pickles 10e a bottle.
Machine Oil 5c a bottle. Clothes Pins le a doz.
A crate of the finest.White Crockery ever shown in the town has heels,
opened up. Inspect it.. .
R. G. G. , RDON..
Opposite Chisholm's Drug Store.
IT PAYS TO
Those who are graduated from the
CANADA BUSINESS CCLLE E
CHATHAM, Opti T.
Dtil?erioncs the truth of this statement when they
aro phinod ,In good positions,. The following. have
been placed s.
F. B',. Cornwall, 'as teacher of penmanship and
shorthand, Sp.ncorlan Business College, Evansville,
Ind.; Miss Bessie Dunkley, of Chatham, as steno.
with the Michigan Chair Co., Grand ltapids, Mich.;
Wm. IticTavi-h, of Napier. as steno. with bar. Pratt,
Sorry of the Y. M. C. A., Toronto ; Walter Oliver, as
book.\upper with McLachlan & McFarlane, Hall's
Sidint•, B. 0,; Sarah Towi, as steno. with Messrs. J.
B. Stringer & Co„ Chatham, Ont.
Does it not pay to attend the BEST?
Write for Catalogue of either Department.
D. MCLACHLAN F., Co.,
Chatham, 'int.
SA '" M1VIi
All kinds .of rough 04 dresse
o'er—SHINGL,1Sa.
--LATH, •
—WOOD,
—BARRELS, •
CEDAR POSTS, Etc,.
kept eonstan try on hand and delite.3•,
ed on shortest notice. •
Call and get prices as we lar@
determined not to be undersold.
iviCLEAN & SON.
WINGHAM
W. T. SULLIVAN
Ilas just received a nice line of FALL GOODS,
. . in newest designs, including
�-- i SUITINGS,
PANTINGS,
OVERCOATING,S, ETC.
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+-...
EVERYTHING NOBBY AND UP TO D.T 1,
See my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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Opposite Bank of IJamilton. WINGHAM
TAILOR'S PARLOR,
McKENZIE BLOCK, WINGHAM.
To TIIIE PUBLIC OIr WINGHAM AND NEIGHBo1uxooD:
I have returned to Wingham and purpose devoting my
whole time and attention to the Tailoring business, in the
rooms lately vacated by Mr. l3arrand. where 1 shall hope to
secure the patronage of my old friends as well as many new
customers. After an experience of some length in one of the
largest establishment, in Ontario, 1 feel confident that I can
give every satisfaction, both in Style, Fit and Workmanship,
0 (Ce .A:.4 ., . '► i i .
14(oK i'NZ1E BLOCK, 4VINGI3Abi.