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VOL,• XVI I. --NO 26
LOCAL Nr irs.
on repealed he Early Closing
66i
by -la a WS grocer are. concerned.
,yam Mr oolleoti ns at the Wingham
• Customs this 3 or are >largely iu
excess of t :"t 'f any f rater year,
. —The G. T. R. wi 1 run excursions to
Kincardine, Wiarto , Fort Elgin and
Paisley at single fare n Monday next.
—The last once to pay up is hereby
given to °red' ors of Wait Se Walsh, Gordon.
&'Malndoo a d Watt ee Kerr. R. MoIxnoo.
A few short weeks eel then for sport 1.
How welcomes o vaoation
To teachers, boys i d girls—in short
The bored of ed nation
• —The G. T. R, ow ,sells Saturday
+egc5ursion tickets to inoardine and back
at the rate of 01,00. A splendid chance
for a pleasant outing,.
" —The Foresters' •w ball at Belgrtive
will be dedicated ' the afternoon of
Tuesday, July 10th, nd a concert given
in the evening.
—Messrs. J, R. Mil:r, of Wroxeter, sec:
'tress. of the Howie Mutual Insurance
Co., and T. Gibson sawmiller, were in
town ori Wednesday.
---Rural schools oto . o on Friday, July the
6th, and reopen on the Ord Monday in
August. Town echo is the same day and
xe- pen on the lass onday in August.
Mr, Thos, Black is getting things in
'mediums to have tl recently damaged
building xeroefedd ie Insurance Com-
pany has made a sat sfaotory settlement.
—Judge Doyle hel court here on Tues-
day last. 'There was six or seven oases in
all. In the case of i cOoll & Co vs. ,7. A.
Cline .& Co., judgmon was reserved till the
11th July.
Af-High ChiefBau-=r Elliott, of Wing.
am, and, Past High Chief Ranger Long,
of, Oho' C. 0. F„ h ve been appointed
delegates to the an nal meeting of the
Illinois Independent rder of Foresters.
i —No less than six sen young stalwart
fellows are engage diggiug• holes and
f erecting telephone po >s between Wingham
and Teeswater. Th y bivouac in three
tents in the park op osite the cemetery.
—Mr. W. Corboul • eft on Monday for a
few days' holiday re rection. `eHe goes by
Hamilton, thence n •rth to the cooler
districts in proximit to the. waters. His
amity friends wish im. a pleasantand
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W TN GI-. A T, ONT.. FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 18
8.
WI -4O LE NO..
rvelperative teip.
. —Serape ;1lioti,Ipirta• eaves. for Glasgow,
Scotland, on Moeda . „ Not many can
•, enjoy travelling bette •'bserve more close:
1 or tutu their k. owledge to bettor
ea vantage than ca • Mr. McAlpine.
Heartily no ;wo wish h m bon voyage.
-Mr. James Griev , 'for' a number of
years : in tho employ of Mr. A. W. Webster
goes at ae. early date Soaforth, into the
employ of Mr, Bright, alter, to devote his
attention entirely t•' cutting. We are
sorry to lose oven for : time such sterling
young men as is Mr. J Grieve.
-=The Entrance Ex minatiens will be-
gin at the various High Schools on Wednes..
day the 4th July. An
held at Wingham, will
oonveuienoe to the to
schools. This again
which like Banquras
W y nothave a High
-The Methodist oht
on Sunday everting to
sermon of Rev, D. 0,
marks were based on P
discourse was a clear al
tiou of the chosen pas
in conclusion expresso
for the spiritual progl
He paid a; high tribu
uniform ki; t.1 d
played b fits,
amongst tq�r
t 1Fi a• ar bitty
Wats ' o out nitin
nett week). A largo a
offered in ceslr'-prizes
and games. One of the
the day..wilI be a basebe
the alnateiir champions
tario.. Tho lo ti prizo ;
Tug of war, calatltumpi.
enade concert will be h
riek in the evening. 0
railwtrty't Breather pard
taindd ht application to
+Coil , etissuls.
examination will be
li will be a decided
u and surrounding
vives the question,
host, won't down :
ohool at Wingham?
'oh was well filled
hear the sfarewell
"Dowell.'1=lasra-
il. I,, 27-72% The
d practical' exposit
age. Tho speaker
an earnestwish
ss of the charge.
to the courtesy,
hristian zeal die-
ing his ministry
a grand demon-
Day (Monday of
ount of money is
r athletic sports
eading features of
tournament for
p of western On -
2nd, S 0; 3rd 1110.
s, &a. A prom-
d in the skating
eap fares on the
tars may be ob-
. B. Young, Seo.
--Ali things °onside od, there was a
'good tur>iout at the Cal donian Society's
excursion to Godorich 'n Friday, about
, 147 having left Wingha r albite, Despite
the intense heat, the d y was pleasantly
spent,- gauges having en arranged for
besides the lacrosse nl telt between the
Godorich and Wingham tams. Our boys
unstained a rather so defeat, being
beaten in four straight games. A few
spooks' prizes wero give and captured as
follows : 100 yard race, ' • McAlpine hop,
stop and jump, A. X. "moron ; oroquot,
D. Sutherland and Mr. . Waith ; girls' race,
J• li1oAlpine;, do und= 12, Bella Watt.
—'"Sing hey, my bra John Highland.,
marl
Sing ho, my brow Jo in Highlendicaul"
The preseeeo of three "b uw Highlanders,,,
with philabeg, tartan • aid and pibroch
Ola Friday morning an ovoningg was a
matter of inSerest to the similes, and the
sounding pibroch called f rtli both adverse
and favorablo criticisms its historic and
inherent valno at: a mil tory musical in-
etrenient, Mr. Farquha Becton,. of Lon-
don, who is said to be t e best ba i e
player in Canada, and risers. O. C. D.
;&Lowy and C. U. McKay, of Hintail, Man.
ipuhated the pibroch glove ly.
—A good chance f
ad.
—Conductor MoKni
removed to Stratford.
—Pleuro Pueumoni
amongst cattle in Sii1l
county.
—The Seaforth Cal
their auuual games
September,
—Thursday's daily
Williams was the offi
"E" Battery yesterda
—Three thoesaud
pounds of bread is th
at the Brigade C p,
—A very oomfo table cottage and lot for
sale—corner of hn and Frances streets.
Apply to flea six Aux.
—Rev. Dr. Se ton isikely to accept a
unanimous call recei d to the First
Presbyterian Church, ijuukirk, N. X.
r servant girls, See
ht of Goderioh .has
has been diagnosed
van township, Grey
donjon Society hold
n Tuesday, 4th of
Beacon says : Capt
or in command of
and seventy nine
daily consumption
—A. little philosophe
year's strawberry boxes
year's trousers, they ar
bottom.
—Parties i
or book acco
before the
HALSEY Pansj
thinks that this -
are like his last
worn high at the
ebted to me by either note
nts are requested to settle
rst .of July "without foie"
—A4 the obmmeucem at exercises of the
Brantford Ladies' 0 lege, Misses Ida
Diokeou and Dere, W Ison, of Seaforth,
obtained diplomt;es.. Mi. s Dickson read the
valedictory.
—Wroxeter is to
Dominion Day celebra
with a calithumpian pa
football, •baseball, athl
grand evening concert.
—There are a thousan and one oosmet-
ice in the market,but t best, the most
reliable, is the cheapest a five mile walk.
That color won't wash o . Besides, pedes-
trianism has become fas ionable.
—At vtho Torouto C nference of the
Methocliet Church base all was relieved
from the ban under whit it has hitherto
laic as a sinful amusern'at. This would
Neem like a critical per' . d to make the
change.
—Judge Thurman, the Democratic oan-
date for the Vice -Preside.' ay of the United
States, makes it a prac ice to road 4 the
Bible through every year in three langua-
ges, j jttiu, French and E • glish, comparing
the three versions,
--Theetatra,tford Septum e School Board
hasstilebtree et a resolution for the 'appoint.
went of a truant officer foe the city, They
will ask the co-ope.ratio • of the other
boards in the city in engin., on the council
the appointment of this m ch needed offi-
cer.,"
ave a pretentious
on. They begin
de. Then comes
do sports and a
Mr.D.McLeunan,grain erehant,former•
ly of Stratford, but now • the firm of Clegg
& MoLennan, Hensall a d Kippen, was in
town ori Thursday. le handled over
0100,000 worth of grain last year, Mr.
McLennan is au expert g ain dealer,
—Ada Hicks, of the E
was not absent a siugle d
That girl has a good su
pluck and>persoveranoe,
she possesses the char
and circumstances being
to attain success and eve
—This is the elegant
Republican delegate char
pant of the President
desired to see that
removed from tho : Whit
great Jumbo—that plum
'Bourbon Demoeraoy—
place of power at Wash
from that high station.
el publics school
by in four years.
ply of ambition,
In all likelihood
teristics, Health
equal, necessdry
distinction.
=-The most gigantic g
we have ever witnessed
W. T. Yates grocery last
was 54 iuchee, cireumfr
end of stem 6, inches an
tip of leaves 84 inches.
devoted agrioulturisb
and gime and obtains p
"his plot of garden grou
way in which a
terized the o000
al chair He
litical. incubus
House, to have
y I3ehemoth of
o occupied. the
ugton, abolished
wtli' of rhubarb
as seen at Mr.
eek. Its length
es at the lower
from the root to
Mr. Morton is a
nd horticulturist
•actieal results in
—The trotting stain n, Garfield, the
property of Mr. R, M• onkoy, of Ark-
wright, is a deserved] popular animal,
possessing, as he doe . the points and
oharaoteristics desirable n a trotting horse.
He has left many col that oommand
splendid prides. Garde i was bred by old
Clear Grit, owned by r, G. Whitely, of
Seaforth. A, hill sister ' lorence G, owned
by Mr. Whitely, has a •cord of 2.20i,
—We had a please
horn Mr. H. It. Chapin
is a brother to W. J. C
gaged in the book and s
besides doing the loco,locality. 'Thc.busy litt
yet attempted a local
man boiug a praotioal
difficulties to be conten
had been visiting at
previews.
call on Monday
of Ripley. Ho
lemma and is eu•
ationery buisness
printing in that
o borough has not
aper. Mr. Chap.
inter realizes tho
ed: with His Mrs.
J's for a wook
.-. A fortnight ego young man, son of
tho late A. II. Itoe,. P. for Lennox, came
to Wingham for a eliri,.ge of air and our.
roundings, he being it the laet stages of
consumption. Alt •ugh weak, there
appeared to be a n arked improvement.
On Wednesday, he nd his sister, Tina,
who came up en Mo day last, wont out for
a drive. Wnile get in out of tho rig on
hie return, ho we, seized with violent
hemmorhage of th Maga, and lived bat
forty minutes. 'o was a clever And.
promising young m n, having begun tesolt-
ing bat being nem 't 'Wei( to quit, owing to
hie bad benlai, is remains were trent
home on Thursday norning, being accom-
ilauied by several ° the friends of decealred.
he allowing new brands of cigars at
J.}(LoKol id's:—"Cats;' "ALaybud,""Trans
oifio," 'Stonelyall Jackson.»
—Sixteen tick
for the Farmer)
There was a go
and a plenw�nt d
s were sold at Wiughare
Exeursiou to Guelph.
turnout along the line,
y was spent..
elvie has led the season as
to early st wherries, watermelons,&o. A
species y no lot teethe latter on hand,
St w er es and all sorts of fruits.
r. oraoe t ray of. Huron College,
Loudon, n his rec at examination earned
off a fift .dollar f llowebip. He mode a
splendid record an we offer our congratu-
lat'' ns.
-Mr. J. Vans one, of . Listewel, has
ought out Mr. H Rark's jewellery store
and takes possess on next Monday. eUe
has a splendid re utation as a workman
and esteemedcitiz.it in Listowel and we
welcome him to ' ingham.
—There was bro ght into our sanctum
on Saturday; by M ; W. Henderson, of lot
10, Con. l.. Morris, + bunph of orchard grass
over five foot in le. t1.. .)This is said to be
a fair sample of •"eld. We naturally
infer well tilled Ian But can we hear of
better?
--Mr. D, Ste'wa t bought from Masers.
Geo. Thompson an 1 S. Burebill, boundary
line, and shipped • n Thursday, 20 head of
Rue export cattle. They were sold to Mr.
T. Peers, of Toren •., Mr. Stewart shipped
two.loeds this we
June the 30th and Jetty the 2nd
tickets can be b t to any point on the C.
P. R. to return • June the 3rd at single
fare, and on Tu. - the 29th, and 80th, and
July and at a, f e and a third, to return
on the 5th of Ju y.
—President C veland is; the son of a
minister, Senate Thurman is the son of a
minister, Genet 1 Harrison is a church
elder and Mort u, the Republican vice-
president condi ate is son of a minister.
They tell, us' • orches have lost or aro
losing %Tieir infl • ence. The wish. is father
to the thought gain.
—The peed • 1 machine attached to a
contemporary': desk recently ground out
the luscious 1 nes below, thescenes of
which are ohs g;ed to suit :goal "environ-
ments :"
The Seaforth g'.1 prepareth her mouth
To impress h sr hea,'t'a adoration,,.
In such a quie Iadv-like way,
You would t ink it her solo occupation,
on girl etartoth out to indulge
bsorbing passioiy,r,,i „�
sok with lioi�li7Gy'lips
-go,Gallagher"fashion,
The Lueknow , Irl—angelic creature—
Though, fowl in the amateur class,
Glueth her lips o those of her lover
And yolloth " urn off the gas."
girl, sl and shy ;
,anfrom the fear,
oulder into his eye
we s ear.
When the 011
In this soul -
she girsth a s
In a !