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ant K,iJ 1nC5 Mr, R. Itothw'.11, principal of the
public school, an - Mrs. Bothwell, left
for .Denver, C lorado, Where they
intend spending be subtler holidays.
rgest crowds that ever
was the gathering an
About fifty lodges
and it grand procession
It is said that at least
10,000 peopl j were present. Every.
tiling passe off vary pleasantly. Ad.
dresses wor delivered by the follow-
ing : John , 13urgess, Mayor Bricker,
Rev. M. T1 rnbull, S. R. 'lesson, M.P.,.
Bev. J. T. Wright, Rev, I. Campbell,
Rev, F. 1' Nugent, Rev. J. Hughes,
Rev. Mr, Edwards.
MAY, ULY 20, 1888,
lone.
Mre. Glesby, o Ayr, hoe the `been
• guest of Mr, and h .e.R.Wilson during
the past weed.--- 1 inquisitive, little
boy asked ono of the most • popular
bachelors of this , lace what he ward
going to build house for. The
answer was, to o thence the value of
eny property, T routine's ue of an
anecdote of Linc Glu, A New York-
! firm • wrote to • lull concerning the
finanoial conditioi of a certain luau
with whom - Liueo was acquainted..
1linooln replied as allows :—Gentle.
erten :-=•In reply to 'curs of the 10th
Inst, I would say that 1 am well
uoquaiutecl with th gentleman to
wiioln you refer. I3+"has a wife. worth
4,x0,000; several of a family, which
ought to be worth ,rtother..$50,000 j
a stove,worth $15; lalf a dozen chairs
worth 50cts and a able worth +1.50 ;
and „e,evoral otIie sundry household
>ix>tictes. So, eve paling considered,'
think you would be perfectly safe in
giving bim, ere t to the amount you
mentioned in y ur letter.
Your truly, A. LINCOLN.
Pr.1 . er Ston.
On Baturd& night, fire' was dis-
covered in the w rksnop of bid. Lynch,
tinsmith, wllio is ono of a larg
block of stores o aped by 51. McEwi11„:
The . (z, T. 1. , lid Palmerston fire
brigades wore q iokly at the scene of
the fire, and . b almost superhuman
exertions prover ted what might have
boen a disastro s fire. The losses and
insuranoes are a follows : W, Lynch,
tinsmith, loss $2,003, insured for
$1,200; W'. . Freeland, grocer, loss
8500 on stook vered by insurance in
Perth Mutual and Royal ; Ralph &
Oo., druggist3, loss $$100, covered -by,
insurance; S. anetone, jeweller, loss
OD, building 8p 00, on stock $200 ; loss
on building c• vend by insurance ire
Commercial ; here is no insurance on
stock. W. I . White, banker, loss
small. P, Ca pbell, dry goods, loss
by removal of ,;looks $500 ; insured in
the Royal. A one time • all. hope .of
saving the bloc c and • the neighboring
stores seemed 1 se and a message was
despatched to I' arristou for assistance.
At 1.15 the Ir rriston steam engine
with a few villa. e helpers arrived, but
in the Meantim, the fire had been got
under Vontrol.
Po
Mrs. W. Jacl
beau visiting a
for some tilno.
The June oh
Zinkann. of W
• There were paid
for the month.
Jas, S.Timnlil
Away to atter
niother, Mrs.
. nenreal,who Iie
Dundas0ounty,
76 years 4 remit
Mr.JolTn Dim
councillor, has
ing his house a
Cornell has lead
der his house.
added a roothon
neva 1e•
son, of Durham, has.
l.lr. W. Sanderson's
ese were sold to Mr.
'llsloy at 9-y cents.
to the patrons 84037
s last week was called
the funeral , of his
ndrew Timmins, of
at 'Nest Winchester,
n the 12th inst., aged
is.
our smiling faced
ad John Farrow giv.
coat of paint.—Mr.
stone cellar put un -
Alex, Robertson has
o to his barn.•. -Rohr.
Maxwell got t e grounds round his
fine house laid c if iu terraces.—Thos.
Jenkins is doing his the sante and also
building a brio summer kitchen and
wood house. John Nicholson •has
built a now b rii with stone founda•
tion.—Peter owler has up a new
summer kitchen and wood shed.—
John GaDdner is doing a big bnsiness
in the implo oat line. He has had
two men J. M Hardy and Geo. Henny
putting up ha forks as fast as they
man. --John J . hnston and Ben Saults
went to Goiter ell this week on .a, visit.
w Mrs. John 1 atterson arrived home
frons Blenhci Ayr and Galt where
she has been isiting for a month.—
The haying is about through in this
part. It was sretty light in general.
—James Elli tt's Holstein calf at 4
:months old t pped the beans at 475
pound's.—A. .;ice drowning accident
happened her ou Monday afternoon.
Peter Hill, at, d about 8 voters, son of
Williams Hill was found in Leech's
pond by Robert Mclarcly, It seems
there was no no saw him go into the
water. He 'as out on the boom logs
and had fano' in. Moliardy noticed
a cap iloatin and the body not far
distant. The water too was deep.
The neighbor tried hard to resuscitate
hhn but of to avail. The parents
have the gra. test of sympathy by all
here and we tope it will prove a warn•
illi to othere as it is far too colrlmoll
to see the li tic follows in the same
place. -Bell, 1/11 DMZ Islbolo for her
holidays, fr er Grand Valley, : where
..rllleLas heel) teaching,
;/4t
—One of the 1
assembled her
the 12th Jul
were present
took place,
Speak
here, th
would s(
pastor,
the stn
made, f
tion of
OT not.
more h
in tel
would
desert
c'io •'n
the al
Far
tonus
pacts,
weath
is ver,
sprint
cover
a Fall
are po
takes
it tha
there
Royal
the R.
on the
thoroug
re is on
for pion
tiful pat
lg of the church difficulty
Stratford Dececon soya : It
O1n, however, that he, the new
as in his composition some of
of which Christian heroes are
rhe has announced llis'•inten=
preaching whether ho be paid
His Quixotic resolution does
nor to his heart than his head
se ni,attor.of•fact days, and he
be wasting his sweetness on the
air, Tho Methodists of Listowel
t want a cheap preacher, but
n of their choice,
nors in thisvicinity aro be.
alarmed over the crop pros -
owing to the continued dry
r. The hay' crop j ust harvested,
much below the average, and
crops in some instances bearly
he 'ground.- The prospects for
Fair in Listowel this year are
r. lu fact, unless- somebody
old of it and infusos more into
tho present officers are doing,
ertaiuly wilt, be none,:. -The
ewplers of this place attended
. of T. picnic held in Elora
17th inst. Everybody most
fly enjoyed themselves. E10 -
of the best places in Ontario
.ing. The town owns a beetl-
e adjoining the commodins
drill she 1 and along the banks of the
grand Ri 'er, where boats aro procur-
able for 2' cents per hour, for those
that are o an aquatio turn of mind
then then here is in. collection with
the public chools a most interesting
museum c • sisting of preserved birds,
fish, reptil15, insects, anatomo.mioal.
specimens, .literal and curiosities in.
nearly en less varieties. Another
interesting feature of this place
is the rocks and waterfalls
down the stream. When stand"
ing at . the sides of this river' at
'some points, and looking at these rocks
in every co tceivable size and shape
from ten up to an hundred feet high,
one is led exclaim "it is simply grand."
-The trougl . hero in the Methodist
congregation, regarding the action of
the conferen' , does not seem to abate.
In fact, the official board, with the
church and c ngregatiotr at their back,
seem to be .re determined than ever
to stand up '.r the principle involved
and, not to it itch one, iota.
C. P. It. TIME' TAB't.V.
Trains arrive and depart as fellowil
trAvnto
11:27 a, an....., ....For Toronto.
1351), an .,
3:18p.m ,.ForTsem
10;20p. in
MIMING
...... Gsiam
1.+15. p 1n
r........ 8:18.
10:20
JOHN RITCHIE,
#J 05NSUBANCF AGENT,.
Winotl
OSTMUM
D SOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
1\i' ICN 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the partner -
111 ship for some time carried on by Wm, D.
If ton, rlhon,as Coraco and John Carr, under the arm
n, eotHutton Price &Carr at the Town of,Win. ham,
he County of Huron, Millers, was dissolved,bythc
d atla of the said Thomas Price, and•the business Will
f •em henceforth be carried on nutter the thin of
Iutton & Carr, only, The said Hutton & Carr are
authorized to discharge all debts and receive all
edits, • on account of the said partnership concern,
W. B. BUTTON,
}YITNns . j.I0H l (AIM,
J ES Ii0RRISON. ALICE PRICE,
Ap31INISTRATAi3.
ated this 20th day of Juno, 1808.
FOR 5' B.
A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE containing seven
I5. Rooms, situated on lot 70, Francis street,
West, for sale, cheap. Apply ta Samuel Youhill, In-
surance Agent, or to S. Paling, on the Premises.
Wingham, Juno lAth,1888.
IVIONFIY TO LEND.
man CORPORATION OF TR11 TOWNSHIP OF
J. Turnborry has about 85,000 to loan on Mort-
gages. For terms apply to,
P. MaLARNN, or WM. McI IIERSON,
Tr. Tnuasuana, Wingham. Rrays, Glenforrow
Wingham, May lltb,1888.•
A NOTE FUR
1 ardson, in fa
1st. at 90 days.
negotiating the
HAWN BY JOHN nIC -
of J,•B. Stralth, dated May
es are cautioned against
•ment has been stopped.
N ItIC1IARL'SON,
Eebnore P. 0.
NORTH-WESTERN
%mutat1ati
on .,
For all points in tile North-West, kart
Arthur, Duluth, St. Paul, Winnipeg,
Pacific Coast. &O,, take the
Beatty Line
From Sarnia, Goderich, lgfuearcliueo or
Southampton.
Leave Sarnia, (11V.P,)Tuesday& rlllayEv'gs
Open all XigM
•
T. S
Iles just received a. lice of choice
8045;05,4'S an rea,1 Gitaio4 1114grc
FINE JAPAN, 4i LBS. FOR $1.
All the beet brands -of CA.NNE1) 14IEA.TS, SABDINES AND FISH,
'URE SPICES., PURE PEPPER, PURE COFFEE.
5 LDS, I3AR SOAP FOR 25 CTS,
FINE TOILET SOAP, CHEAP.
DAVE JUST OPENED OUT It. CASE OF fi1xln- -n
°EWA nA S: TS, DINNER SETS,
TOILET SETS, FROM $1•u0
W& EU: SETS, • AND A FINE LINE OF GLASSWARE.. FRUIT
ARS AND THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN FRUIT
PRESERVING POWDER—No sTJGAE:.
CALL AND 8 E US. IrO.TItOUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
N E R T AK I ` -`...."
10,
OTHER PORTS THE FOLLOWING DAY.
Magnificent Stoarners. Accommodation,
theboat—unrivalled. as a aummor holiday
route.
Lowest passenger and freight rates May
be haat firbun nearest G.T.R. 14gent, or
J. H. 0EATTY,
General Manager N. W. T. C., Sarnia.
A. J ANDERSON, UNDERTA111R.
Thomas f reoborn, a oauoer cure deal- Caskets, Coffins, Robes, dm, always on hand.
er, was fined ' 100 for violating the Ontario
Medical Act by John Proctor, J. P., at , FIRST CLASS HEARSE FOR HIRE.
Hanover. T1e agent of the College of
Physicians a d Surgeons prosecuted. A largo and well assorted stook.
SUPEROR FUNICLES MAD TO QRDLB
Are
Having added a Delivery Waggon to this branch of the business,
orders will (if necessary)' be delivered anywhere within 10 miles of
Windham.
This will no doubt oftentimes save a good deal of trouble, egpeeially
where parties may not have suitable conveyances of their own. Jell
necessaries for FUNERAL FUItNISHINGS, }IATORAPES, GLOVES, ETC.,
kept and delivered with orders.
8
RAC r .t ", Undertaker,
1 I.I 1 I
1 I 1 1
1 1
For good value all round
coaly to the ANeuor„
NICKEL'S' OLD STAND.
With excellent facilities, a good supply of first: class material and
capable workmen, we feel competent to turn out work equal to that of
any establishment in the County.
C RRTAGES, BUGGIS AND , ROAD CARTS.
We build all our own tops. Everything guaranteed,,
A first.clatss painter.
Look into our Wardrooms on Victoria and Scott Ss.
DORE 86 0OO1t.
Ct".7‘'
A BEAi7TI.l liL LINE OP LATEST STYES XN
3 st
,00
a...),
i pry t o1}W■y, a w.5 ..
slab+s. al J i -1:12
--SPLENDID 'VAPIET3t' AND EXCELLENT VALtfl i
GENTS' SHIRTS
SILK CAPS, S&c.,
Ord.- ed Clothing,W.
.
00LLARS
a SpecialtyWEBSTE,,
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Tun AscIIon will not
• underlaid.
ba
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the BROWN AN OHO p
OFFERING RIG BARGAINS IN ---
i r; Ate,, lot kinC"
Come early and get first choice as wo are bout* to eleat'.0.1ein Out.
SPECIAL A,TTRAOTICL-9F'i
In Dress Goods, Sateens Nru,z,olirIct
Prints, Laces, Ribbons, Glovos
and I -14s°, Silk, CaTamere,
Lisle, and Cotton, all bins.
la MO IM041.4weto lqvli;rtk-"7,
We can fill all orders promptly as our stock is complete in everyliiie.
GLatO
• Great value in Teas
You should try our C-1,11BEN AND JAPAN TEA AT '200. per lb.
Bost value in Canada.
Boots, Shoes and Shipmzci
In endlese variety and at rrices to suit all purehasere.