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Special and seasonable at special
prices.
Men's, Boys' and Yu1.0 's Clothing.
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Ladies ean clt•the their buys here.
In natty, stylish garments and at
prices to suit every person. Our
clothing is well vi=tae, well trimmed,.
neat and stylish. Doul,ic and single
breasted (teats. We have every-
thi' .. ' 'k i of god clothing at
low
Great stock of Fine Shoes and
Underwear, Bats and Caps.
New Mantles and Fur Corms.
It is getting time to get ready fur
fail. You gain nothing by delay.
Hurried selections will be neither as
good nor as chimp as things bought
now at your leisure and out of fail
assortment. We now have just
passed into stock 30 Ladies' Astra-
chart Far Croats, commence at $25;00,
extra e.bo:ce.
Large assortment of fine ready-
made tnantles now ready for inspec-
tion.
Large assortment of Ladies' Fine
Battings in all the new fall shades.
Lining and Trimming to match each
shade. •
Large stock of Corsets, Gloves,
Hosiery,. Laces and Embroideries.
Choice assortment of Carpets and
Lace. Curtains.
SHOP EARE.Y.
Moindoo's
SMALL LOCALS.
Campbell's 11_.tdaohe Wafers guaran•
teed to cure ht:atiache. .
—Only 93 days 1 ft in 1899.
—Thanksgiving Day will be the next
holiday.
—Blyth fail fai is to be held on Oat.
9th and ]0th.
—Division Cou t will be held -n Wing -
ham on October h.
---Secure the ':nes tilt th end of the
years ; only 25 co ta.
Seethe fancy Chia
cents at
—Mr U Sherk as given
afresh coat of pal t.
—Theori ff will
r ea11 air w !1
each piece ten
Gametes
his dwelling
be held on
Saturday of nest.
—Regular meeti4g of the town council
on Monday evonin next.
ek.
---Walker Bros & Button have two
locals in this issue. Read them.
—A. few from le-ingham are attending
the derich 'fall air this week.
elgrave fait air is being held on
Thursday and Fri -ay of this week. 10.0
Fresh Baltimore oysters served in any
style at Jas McKelvie's Star restaurant.
—Mr D B McL'y:nald shipped a . car
of hogs to Collings ood on Wednesday.
—The Wingham enyers are paying the
highest market pri •e for all kinds of grain.
—Are you a sub: nriber to the Trants ? If
not, x100 will pay:. for it until January 1st,
190
Mr H Davis has beautified his two
houses on P trick'street by a fresh coat
of paint.
—Sunday next s October ist. With it
conies thoughts f winter's supply of
wood and Coal.
3-AIt niember of Camp Caledonia, S P
8, should attend the regular meeting on
Monday evening -
-The regular eeting of the WC TU
wilt be held on esday at 3 p m, in the X
hish0 block.
U'b'lial1,C 1 b o .
Import Glaes-5,000 feet double, single
and fancy glass. JIM Cease & Co.
•-- he longeven gs are now here. The
Tonle can suppl you with any kind of
reading matter at t e lowest rates.
—Mr W 'Taylor 's attending the fall
fair in Goderich th week. He is exhibit.
ing bis poultry an garden produoe:
—Mr A r has told his house on
!tett. t.• t• •t• t ,.t . r•zeut uCeut,ied by Mc
Jo*I.E. i., A.te 'aCGetUtu vttu,,.
+W air ,i o null tin is having hie meat-
13r Vire1tasea fro 1141 on' rranoee *treat
beautified by' a f oh coat of paint.
—Farmers andd rdeners have been
lifting their potatoe during the past week.
The crop in this dtiotl is good this
year.
A. number of Brown Leghorn chickens
for sale. Apply at T1aii:s ollice,
--The full sitting of the Assize Court'
for the hearing of •-ttry oases opened at
(;oderiob en Tueeeay before Chancellor
Boyd.
-•-Mr 14 11 Dever well kuuwu in Wing.
beau, has moved fro Goderzoh to, Dies•
den. lie wet start mercheut tailor .shop
in Dresden.
-•-Auction sale of aluablefatna property
in Uoeicli ta'wnahi at 13rnnswioit House,
on Saturday, Oct. 4th. See advt in au -
oilier eulutuu.
—Friday night i last week was the
ceidees Hca batt: yet huts in ta13 •eeetiun,
Mauy et our eitizez 4 had grapes, Blunts,
esu. ban ty fiuzeu.
A guud Kean ai-11. ud cowl heating ntovo
for Bali ett, aB. ler'luire at xi a race.
—tietierel of th • sportsmen of town
enjoyed a day's . utiug en Tuesday of
this week. It 1 . said that rabbits, and
partridge suffered.
j Mr ,Lt J McCly ant, fortuerly of Wing.
1. haat, Ned late of Wallah lies secured a
situation in Port le is Prairie, Man, and
his frieude here w 11 be pleased toknow
that he is gettiug lung well.
—The Tame hat all the latest and most
beautiful designs n wedding stationery.
- When in need of 0-iythiug in this line give
us a cell. Our pr :cos are right.
—The !Touter limos firm, of Kincardine,
has been turned `to a stook company,
under the name o the Hunter Bridge and
Boiler Co, limited of Kincardine.
We guarantee'•Dampo" to cure tired,
sore or sweating feet or money refunded.
Campbell's drug store.
—Josephine str et has this week been
given a good coat of gravel. This was a
necessary piece of work, as the road was
in ery bad shape in some places.
Mr Sam'I Be ett has commenced
work on his new ctory, which will be
erected immediatel in front of the old
buildinst The new factory will bo. 50x54
Feet.
—The Wingham inavels gave an enter-
tainment in Ripley on Wednesday even-
ing. They were eeted with a packed
house. Editor Mob ey would come out on
top as a result of is venture. '
-Court Maitland 0 0 F, will hold its
}regular .meetiug is (Friday) evening.
There are impart t matters -'to come
before the meeti , and all members
should make it a p int to bo on hand.
—Yr Ohas Barb r wishes us to state
that it was not hi fault that the street
'crossing referred last week was built in
the fashion that i was. He says that he
simply carried on he instructions given
to him.
Dr. Macdonald is now permanently
at home and can be consulted by
his patrons.
—Mr F H Kernel the barber, who is a
lover of the,gun an rod, had the good
luck to shoot a tare. crane on the river
bank on Friday m. einglast. The bird
measured 5 feet, 8 inches across the
wings. -
-The western excursion to Detroit,
Cleveland, Chioage stand other points aro in
fall swing Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of this week. Quite a number from
this section are t :king advantage of the
chapfares. e
—The workmeu who are drilling .the
new salt well at t o salt block had the
misfortune to loo= part of the pump at the
bottom of the hol- on Thursday of last
week. They h: e got down to a depth of
over 200 feet. •
—Mr Geo ?tIc%. enzie has had a well
sunk at the rear:,f his block, next to the
Beaver block. A good flow of water was
obtained at a de, th of about 15 feet. 'This
will be a great :onvenience for Mr Mc-
Ke,.zie's tenant
—We are inf rmed that two of our
townsmen visi d Formosa on Sunday
last, and when eturning home in the
evening lost th it way. They landed in
* saw mill nea Belmore before they dis-
covered that t.. y were off, the road.
CHU : Gil ivo'fles.
Congregation: Church—Quarterly Com.
mullion Service rn Sunday next after the
Morning service Annual thank offering
at both services "Freely ye have received,
freely give,"
Pastor•Freed, and Postmaster Fisher
attended the P• store and Deacons' 'Con.
ferenca of the alkerteb &seociatibn of
the Baptist oh cbes held in Kincardine
on Monday and Tuesday of this week.
The Wiugha •• District Epworth League
Convention will -e held in- the Methodist
church, Teeswati. , October 12th. The
programmes for he meeting have :been
issued. The Wi ham League will tend a
delegation to the onvention.
The Presbytery of Maitland met in the
Presbyterian char h here On Wednesday of
this week. ltev tr Campbell, Moderator.
of the General Aaasrohly was present and
addressed the me .ting on the Century
Fund. An ofiici A report 0 the meeting
Will appear= our Text fes
Vu'AWtttb—SEVERAL lilt
Fr Vr portions to represent
arid Odom by counties, ala
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1 /IL WTNG}IA.11: Tams, ls, SiEPTEMBER 29
HT Aso Weft:ft
se managers in this
$000 a year d ex+
ppensee. tltratght, bons d no snor., no 1" lark PoeitfOrrporirisnent. O references, say nk'In
any town. It to malel oflioe work 'conducted at
home. Roterenea ftnoleee oult.sddreeoed otampod
antelal►e, Tsie l9oYtiriox Colmar., Dspt 1, °hieege.
01414.
Apart. --In Morris, on Sept 1st, the
wife of ¥r wvid Agar, of a sow
STnt.aatt. In Last, Wawanosh, on
Sept, 27th, the wife of Ur,. Richard
Stalker, of a daughter.,
MARRXE
Renewrse ---M els WMa—A t the re-
•ldence of the briue's father, Vintoria et,,
-on September 27th, sly 'astor Iorced, as-
sisted by Rev. Jas. Hamilton, of lialtner-
ston,lklr, `rhos, 0. Robertson. of the
Flluovale roast. to Miss Ebaa,datighter of
Id , John MMeUwltin. V
1xt,»Ea---AaDnusna. -- At the resi-
dence of the bride's veriest*, Belwore,ou
Sept .lath, by Rev (1 V Lake, Mr James
Belden, of the they and ll,owick Bound
ary, to Al iss A,ddio Anderson. to•iii
MmsoN: •-ln Goderich, on Sept Met,
il.aroid :strange, third eon of James
Mas;snn, aged 18 years, 9 months and 18
days.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual, Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all mixtures, pills and
imitations aro dangerous. Prion, No. 1, $1 per
box. No. 0,10 degrees stronger, $3 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8•eent
stt�aampp-s�s�. The Cook Company, Windsor, Ont.
Nos.laud 2 sold and recommended'by aA
reesponsible Druggists tn. Canads.
No, 1 and No, 2 for sale •by Colin A. oi.epboll
Drneeist
STRAY STEED
There came on the premises of the
undersigned, lot 33, concession 8, East
Wawanosh, about the middle of July, a
red yearling steer. Owner can have
same by proving property 'anti I•xying
expenses.
CHAS. CAMPBELL,
Idacnoeb P. 0.
TOM Df VVINGHAM
Voters' List.
NOTICE is hereby given ata Court
will he held pursuant to The Qntasio
Voters' Lists Act," by is Honor, the
Judge of the Ooun y C rt of the County
of Huron, at the ` o n Hall, Wingham,
oo the lith day October, 1899, at 11
o'clock a. m., to bear and determine the.
several complaints of errors and omis-
sions in the Voters' List of the Munioi-
pality of Wingham for 1899.
All personshaving business at tbe
Court are required to attend at the said
time and place. -
J. B. FERGUSON,
Clerk of the 'Municipality of Wingham.
Dated at Wingham this 2$th day of
September, 1899.
MORTGAGE SALE
of Valuable Parm Property- in the
Township of Howlck. '
Under and pursuant to the power of sale contained
in• a certain mortgage beating date the 26th day of
July, A. D,1889, made to the Vendors. and which
will be produced at the time of sale, there will be
sold by public auction at the Brunswiuk Hotel, in
the Town of Wingham, in the County of Ituron, on
Saturday, the 14th dat• of October, A. l). 1809. at 12
o'clock noon, by Peter Deans. Auctioneer, the fol-
lowing property Lot 16, in the. 14th Concession of
the Township of Howick, in the County of Huron.
Thiele a first Blass property. The buildings con-
eist of a two storey scone house 24 x 86, a book
barn 60 x 40; stone foundation, with stable and
driving shed underneath, all in rood order,
Thero is a good well on the premises, and a small
stream across one corner of the farm.
The soil is a clay loam. There are about 6 acres
of good hardwood bus% The rc frt is situated
about6miles from Clifford, Gerrie andb'ordwich,
about 8 rifles from Wroxeter and 12 milts from
Wineham.
Torms.10 pr}r nent. on the day of sale and the
balance in 30 days thereafter.
for further particulars apply to tho Vendors'
Solicitor or to the Auctioneer,
Dated this 18th September, A, D. 1899.
PETER DUNS, PHILIP HOLT,
Auctioneer, Vendors' Solicitor,
Wingham. Goderich.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
For good and well finished photos try
M. E. Zurbrigg in the down floor gal-
lery. Ile bas a better colloetiou than
ever in his window. Gives you any-
thing you want in the photo line from
the little etamp pbotu at
1. Photos for 25o
to the 16 x 20 size. ,also Orayou and
Water Colors,
Gallery Opposite Presbyterian Oh arch.
N. E. ZURBRIGG,
Boy wanted to learn Photography.
. FARM FOR SALE
The west half of lot 39, non, ), East
Wttwanosh, containing 100 acres. Good
bring house two stories ,High, bank barn
and outbuilrtings., 1 miles from Bel -
grave and wile from school. Apply on
the premises.
AbLKE BROS. & BUTTON
LINDERTAl Rs, WINGHAM.
Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth
door south of School House, Shop op.
positq Macdonald block.
APPLES AMIN
AT ViTiltralltekliii.
Mahlerl3ros., proprietors of the Wing.
ham Evaporator, will begin operations
hero as soon as the crop is ready. They
will pay tbe highest market prices for
all kinds of apples, according to quality.
Paceers Culls and-Winefalls included.
Parties having apples of any kind,
large or small quantities, to sell, will.
find a ready market at the beat prices
going by coming to our factory,
MAHLER BROS., Proprators.
CIDER AND JELLY
Take notice that the Wingham Cider
and Jelly Mill has commenced oper-
ations and will run
Every Wednesday and Thursday
until season is ender!.
BRING ALONG YOUR APPLES
and have them made into Sweet Sprup.
i or Jelly. We intend boiling down the
cider to apple butter, for which we will
Charge only 1 sent per gallon. If orzer
exceeds 50 gallons, we -will furnish cus-
tomers with a free kettle.
Hastings & Bitchie.
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for their kind and liberal patronage of the past sea-
son, -and for their kindness in attending her Millinery
Display on Tuesday and following days. She is.
now fully prepared to have all orders filled in the most
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Are you still in
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We thought you would have been ,run out of here before
this. 10 or 12 oppositions have been in the business since
you came. How is it you are still to the front ?
Oh, that's easily answered. We have always keptto the
front by keeping the largest and best assorted stock of medium
priced Furniture, nicely assorted, clean, .well made goods and
at reasonable prices. We don't have fancy prices, but always
try to deal with the public as we would wish to be dealt by,.
and by so doing, we find that our 'sales during the past ten
months are the largest we have ever lead during the same
i,e
tin , since we came to Wingham,. 18 years ago. n
And we have to -day a larger and nicer line of goods to
supply the demand than ever before. And in proof of it we
ask any one, old or young, if you wart to see a nice up-to-date
Furniture Store, if you want to buy anything in the Furniture .
line from a Common Chair to a Parlor Suite, we ask you to come
in and see our gdods and we think we can convince you that
you can get better 'value for your money than elsewhere.
And why do we think so ? Because in medium priced. Bed Room
Suites, Sideboards and Tables, we are the only dealers selling the Unlott
.Furniture Manufacturers goods, - and they are known to be the best manu-
facturers of such goods in Ontario.
In Parlor Suites, Conches, Lounges and Mattresses we sell Walker &
Clegg''s make. Chairs, we sell Button & Fessant's ; and in better goods in
Cat Oak and Curly'Birch (of high grade quality) we sell Messrs. Bell &
Son's. We believe in patronizing Home Industries, (especially vvheu we
have four of the best manufacturers of Furniture right here in Wingham)
by buying our goods at home. We have neither freight or packing
charges to pay, and consequently are in a position to sell at lower prices.
WOOL CARPETS—We sell also (direct from'°she. manufacturers) and.
wade to order) to fit your Brooms. A nice line of Wool :Carpets. Call and
see them, Also Carpet Paper and Stair Pads, Easels,Screens, Curtain
Poles, Parlor Tables, Parlor Rocking Chairs, Pictures and Wall Pockets.
And we make a specialty of Framing Pietures'and Wreaths. We pro-
fess to take the lead in this partic alar line, and have the largest stock of
Picture Mouldings to be found in Wingham.
When you are in Wingham jest take a look atottr window. We think
we have the nicest store front in the town. Then .when you have seen
what is in our Show Window, -come inside, See what is on the first floor,
and don't go out thinking you have seen u11, for you must go upstairs to
see the nice Chairs, ouches, Centre Tables, Sec., &c. We have only a small
part of otir goods in our show window, Our store is open every day
(blit Sunday) from 7.30 a. m„ till 9 o'clock in the event g, and we car -
cordially invite any and every person, young car old, rich or poor, to call
and see a niee Furnituae Store. We take no back seat in - either goods- or
prices, add remember we deliver goods free (when bought in quantities)
vvitltin 12 miles of Wingham,
UNDERTAKING. --As for the Undertaking, we wish to say only a
few words. Three things We aim at, viz (to attend in all eases) where
requested, PersonalIy,Promptiy and Quietly,and we try to conduct Funerals
on the same three principles. We have yet to bear from anyone (out of over
One Thousand Homes we have been called to) state to the contrary. We be-
long to no combine. Never did. We have no agents out speaking on aur
behalf. Nor have we ever had an opposition undertake 3 r ebarges are
one single dollar less for the 'same outfit (notwithstandts that have
been i tretl,lated to the contrary in the past).
We don't for one moment say that there should be no one etre in this
business, but all we say is in prices, none have been more reasonable.
It Matters not whether the person requesting our services be deli nr
poor, 'we give the same personal attention its alt cases.
S. Citm.R.A.OM-Y-
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Furniture Dealer and Practical Undertaker.