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FRI1)AYY% AUGUST 24, 1888,
filled yeteasThe woodwork of the West-
minster Ohuroh oild fence areued it
has been treated ton coat of paint,
•t,,istowel,
The Royal Templare, of this place,
have held their own through thti hot
suintn,er months, which is gratifying
to the worktts in the noble temperance
pause, It is the intention of the'
Council, now that cooler wgether is
Setting Ln, to commo40 f":' more sys-
telitatio campaign 'u' temperance lines,
As. @i Raearot ti securing an iutereating
'programme for each meeting, two of
tho lutist popular young ladies have
been chosenas captains, who have,
turn about, chosen from the rack arse -
file
rs -
file of the rnsinabershipotisesesto'assist
them in getti»;,„:ap`programnies and
brioe�+rl+"in new nieinbers. Certain
eiedits in marks will be given for each
.
f/ entertainment and also for every new
member initiated and at the end of the
quarter the marks will be totalled up
itr,d the hosing side is to treat the win-
ners to an oyster supper, Messrs, T.
Male and: O. K. Burt are the judges.
—The $20,000 church which the
Prespyteriaus are building is ]tearing
completion and is to be opened on the
20th of 'September, Itis really a
beautiful etruoture and presents a fine,
massive appearance. The slating on
tin spire is completed and now the
tca0'olding is down the spire looks
Lower itiTilegheaso.
,llj',re..
it ,:Wilson and family, of
Loudon, are visiting friezads in elate
vicinity,• --•The new iron, bridge is just
ebi`Goa3lutrob.. about eompleted; lr� _ins, aid tilt,
Prost .on the nights of the Otli and IRti,Bti' 1We teeter tie »ow . bridge
10th,—On Wednesday the 1204 ii' Wednesday morning and pretty nearly
pleasant evening was sett among
frioads and neighleet;a at the residence
of Air. • . y, leiokle, being the
oeeaeit mi of the anniversary birthday
et Mr. S. 0. Codd, who true Briton.
like keep fond remembrance of "it wad
my father's custom and so it'sliall be
mine." It was thp. village's evening's
mantle of attraction,, aglow with,
Chinese ' lanterns, illuminated wel-
comm" .anal "geed alight," skilfully
wrought, cheery faces, palato's deli-
maces, merry voices, Bind congratu-
lations, and the fihe musical accor-
dance, ,of Ed's Violin with the 'Misses
Sharps' dextrous organ playing, came
temptingly near the fantastic ; but lo !
to the delight of all a grand display of
fireworks takes plane. While Rev,11!Ir,
Carson modestly filled the chair, our
host and hostess sumptuously catered
to 40 guests.. Those English people
are terrors on the spread.—On Sunday
night last some rascals entered the
premises of Alessre. McDougal and
'S101mes of Kinloss, upset their milk
oitns, destroying 48 hours cream and
milk. A lashing would do the 'Villains
good.—On the 10th,Air. James Moffatt,
Kinloss, arrived home from Glasgow
ex Donaldson. S. S. Circe with 8 fine
Clydesdales, 2 yearling , Prince Henry
sired by Prince of Wales and retie''
twice the second prize/ sus'''
march more symmetrical,—The Salva-
tion Army will Have a big jubilee here
next Sunday and Monday. It is said
Choy are going to try and' drive the; Ar, 'r'icuittUr al Show.–
ail the young fry of Lower town, as
well as the men employed on the
work.
Qoderioh.
On Tuesday weep; Lista%el's civic
holiday,there being an exeurbion to
Uoderich, a railway meeting was held
here. Speeches were made IsyItessrs.D.
D. Cali bell and J. W. Scott of Lis•
towel; P. Kelly of Blyth; Dr. 1d.ollnes,
31 AlcGillauddy and EL I•Iorton of
Goderich. All were in favor of the
northern route,
1i31yth..
The store of A'indcrson' 3c Elder vias
burglarized on Saturday or Sunday
night last. The unlocked safe was
gone through but nothing gotten.
(;,loves, handkerchiefs, Scc., to the value
of $40 or $50 were taken. Suspicious
characters. were seen roundbut am,
escaped.
devil from town ala:ogether.
has just completed a bas'
tion with the Boss DTP' '
• 0Omese-1.
battering .04 4. dam`.
rer
Ilan justreeeived a lino of choice
New fca sQ a..as 3',; 'ea' Chotoo B~ to l
A, 1{1NE JAPAN,. 6 LES. FOR $1,
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All the best; brands of CANNED j1IEATS, SARDINES pia FISH.
PUDE (SPICES, PURE PEPPER, PUDE COFFEE.
5 LBS. EAR SOAP FOR 25 OTS. FINE TOILET 53O P, CITE A1?.
.+✓ r,I HOU JUST OPPNED OUT A CASK OF F1NE^
ORINA S'E'A SETS, DINNER SETS,
TQILET SETS, FROM
WATER SETS, AND A FINE LINE OF GLASSa, VA-
JARS AND THE OULEBRATED Ail r'
PRESERVING PONYIs's`-'''`J
AND SEE. US.
Pianos
and.
Organs.
wanted, at onco, a good, energetic man to
Boll Pianos and Organs in wingham and,- vie
either on salary or commission. As s'
Aon
..utty;
BROS.,
Seaforth,
_use and Lot for Sale.
, , ea i The premisesenn tho oorner of Centro and Pntrtek
e R0
streets, ]aro] pi by Dr. Bethune, will bo sold
A good Plano for sale also.
fey' –tin Sunda Royal
..annona i 0,
_„,tct at quarterly of ICincar.line,
morn-
ing and evening.—Sundayy service;;, morn_
Ming. 14ndt7au11 last, Rev.
. 111c culian y' of Guelph, filled the
and pulpit in the morning
Rev. Mr. Campbell, of River
Boaudette, in the evoniiig•..-Illy. S.
ii'erri° arrived home from Dakota on
Friday last, and reports light crops
and finance in the neighborhood.—
Rev. R, Carson's daughter (Mrs.
Ritchie) left on the
htasband at RatIGth .to join her
Portage.—The follow-
_— ing are • visiting friends here:
Misses
Newbridge. M.E..Sharp, Teetwate.. l2,Hende don.
Afost of the ftir'rriei's are bus Barrie; P. Reinhart, Toronto;
the harvest at resent. y with Pollard, Walton; Itlr.W.Kna p, and h;
p The grain. is Rev.A, Henderson,Attwood,�p' Blyth'
turning out fairly well lir sortieplaces in¢
turn natter than was expected.—Fruit is going on,' and tb Nein is
is small and apples are falling oft the d. he Late rains have staked r roots is
b for better tlrar. was anticipat-
trees in quantities. (,quite a number to
talk of snaking grow.Late potatoes will l be a good
is
McKee is vakju.in cider.—Miss 'Lizzie aro
„ friends in W , P last' Au. For, whoileft his
Icy p e les. pence last June Tor Manitoba is not
She is expected home about the in love with that countr .
26th inst, accompanied by her sister, from Plum Creek,to his reiatiie
who has been workiu Y y In•a letter
hm s yin, ,e_� 6 in Wellesley dated 13t11 of Ana s here,
p i, Cite town of Newbridge the most backward country 1 ever
bias decided not to have a eivic-holiday saw. oust, lie says' This is
owing to the faot that the water is tooyet. �0 are not throughgrdeal of
low for the steamer togetWe have had a
We may up this.far, frost, the last being. great deal of
y have one some time soon.-- g onvast the 8th of
Rural schools :opened last Monday;harm, • It did a
soeools ope , cutting a amount of
attendance
Two c,f our fanners roudd ' all tie 'vegetables
tthe
gone to the jai; \Vest on the gar a and the tal in tbt
excursion to sec friends unci d n' The wheat
crops aro like. ,They are expected thunder and lightning. is also fine -
There was a elute storm, with
back this fa11._An agent was ill this thing terrible ;b I never sawranyth n�_
neighborhood not long ago with a new- like it.
fengled pump but .th,; people are be. four s took inta strip of brat re
coming cautious in dealing with agents leaving the by thirty down at
and but few sales were effected,—Be- That is the worst feature ofth s country
leaving farmers without anything.
•'tween Lula: peddlers ` um
1 peddlers, irnplementagets(andswin- the_frost and hail it is difficult to save
thoughs for the crops are good, between
dow blind peddlers we are kept busy, them,
'The• heavy rains wo, have now are comfortably fink any one who can live
keepping the harvest' back or at least there, Y Ontario ought to stay
preventing it from b�a brought in.
• Teeswatcr, Morris.
Ceeswater and Kincardine played to off in the Anothebud,exer0 1if inr married life as been out
game of lacrosse last Friday, on the "Life's but a walking shadow •
7fincardine grounds, the score standing player that struts ndyfrets�h a hour
'
4 to 1 in favor of 1iilicardiue. r a born
der it Kincardine had all their own upon. the stage A circ} then ishoard no
•mer, f--11Ir. N. lllorrish,fornierly clerk 8, died ' on ?errs. nciay. A. hist, int h of con,
at Mr, J, Struthers'; has left town and oar', ✓ havinSug ve bi in her 8 ild
gone to Detroit, where he has'seoured some short timeue. Y
a situation � g2Yen birth .to a child
store, as clerk in a large drug women well respected and loved by ell
Joseph Howson, of this place, hex'nei hbors,
is his successor.—Mr. Geol`ge Colvin, the sympathy ath of every o n coupes has
of this place, is having a pretty hard he is acquai ted. Some ono has said
time of it " cum with whom.
dost now, as ho has tot lit i
any sleep for some time, owing to the +lead+,to a� bettertest r,"
is lone enough if b
ravenous appetites our boys have:fordeath of its stingbUt this faits to rob
harvest apples .C;oor„m Oh,aptuart, son
f Mr. Robert Chapman, miller, hag
peen seriously ill for the last three or
our days, but we aro 'glad to know
bat he is note on the mend,--4Irs,It
., Garter, of Fordwitih, is Spending
'few days at her parents, tire, James
bodfeliow's...-` Mr, Dever has pur•
cased a new self.bincler this seasen,
It owing to his incompetency to run
she plumes , r
nt On
rework turned out by the iiiiirbi.—Mr.
1 Dover, tailor, who 'is a shrewd,
piing man and the life andspirit of
treswit, has retired to farming,—The
11 time our boys go to Winglram to
lacrosse' it is to be hoped the
hamitoswill drug theta after the
is over.—T110 vacancy .in the
i; ah Church, caused he the roaig•
4 of Um. ]tr. Shaw, llaa not bon
t,
,.� •
rr
,acne,.—Re7; u•r- „apply in dry
ham-
mering awn . -.'iUgent keeps harp•
.the nge , •y at the Ofli,;ial Board of
seems the jist l,amierin Church here ; but it
effect, on them as the. hag the panes
iron --only tends to ake mor has on
The Board, and thernroo it tougher.
beck, are more determinedlthan e at Lover
to stand firm to the last, if it takes five
years,
and A&s real To btoTfttt s Ayro you disturbed at night
'oesingwith pain of ' of rest by
sick
11 80orsend�at
once and got a bottle of "pars. WInalow's Boot/king'
Syrup for Ctiildres, Nothing. its vacuo is !noel Jul.
able, It will roliovo the poor litho
Jmmediataiy; Depend upon It, mothers; there l no
mistake about it. It cures Dysentery and Dlarrhosa,
trae1tens the Gluts,nrreduces binfitiiination lana gives,
tone and energy to tho whole system. "Airs, Win.
meow's Soothing Syrup "
pleasant to the taste in ts alae or prescription of one is
of
the oldest and best female physicians and n,trsos in
throuahoutSthe world.te for
sale
ve cents a
bottle, 13o euro and asic for "Mug, Wettibolr'8
�SoOTrrorb Svaur, and take no other land.
�� fi A. tailor's conjuga you of the verb
do. do, dude, dun, past participle don't
get it.
Conrzn tiof
Surely EDITOR Pleatlo inform your & ere that i
have'a poeltive rhr.tody for the above named digests.
by ire tensely use thoueands Of hepolees owe have
bee,, &trod, T shall be sed
my remedy ,neat to any aiyouro sand twa bottles of
ooneun,pptloh It they will eyd le :Tule)* olgpeh hreew ive
1'. 0. addreai, Respeottt 1 ', Las, 1', A. iIL-.rjv
T Yon SE., Zoro:,to, oq
Apply to
1)R. YOUNO,
WIngliam.
CART) OF THANKS.
T TAKE THIS, MY EARLIEST OPPORTU'NITy,
neighbors tendering
lends most
heartfelt andtespeciallyato my
employes for the valuable service renderen fact
almost superhuman efforts made, during the fire at
my mill. By their indefatigable efforts the firo was
rostrieted and lumber and other material saved that
obligation tse o acknowledave ge these vices with feeling
of gratitude. under
Zetland, Aug, 17, 1888, GEO. THO3IPSON,
BANK Q - ` MILTO ';
•W=NG-H'�M-
Sterling Exchange and Drafts, on How, York
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Orpzoe Flotilla: 10 a. ,ri t m. Sat•a ;"
10 a. m.to1p,m urda3 ,hem
V?. CORBOULL AGENT
i'iaaDunitus08, .Solicitor
T
.....:AN FRUIT
–.xu-1•]0, SLTOA3'3,
NO. TROTI'.ELE TO SHOW GOATS.
J
Havinn , � 4.Y., � r
b added a Delivery Waggon to this .branch of t'te business,
orders will (if•'necessary) be delivered anywhere within 10 miles of
Wingham.
This will no doubt oftentimes save a good deal of trouble, eapeeiall.s"
where parties may not have suitable conveyances of their own. Ai
necessaries for FUNERAL FURNISHINGS; }IA,TrnApES, GLOVES rr
kept and delivered with orders.
S. RAO a Y, Undertaker
A J. •AN.DFgSONUNDERTAKER.
Caskets, Coffins, Robes, (to, always on hand.
FIRST CLASS IiLARSE FOR HIRE:
PICTURE PRAI3INa PROMPTLY ATTENDED T(9;
)C/n/O/I/C/. -
,RSH FI
'HARVEST APPLES,
PEACHES, PEARS,
WATERLIELOhiS
GR Ane, TCilfATOES,
13ANANAS, LEMONS,
MUSIC MELONS,
AND ORANGES.
Big Arrival of CANDIES.
Admittedly the Attest Show Cases in,. Town,
EVERYTHING FRESH, NICE and CHEAP
At J. McPELV'IES,
OProsxm Tar: OENTaan,
TtalgVOrlatlig Uomparl-.
i}'or alt »0311tS tri tiia Atortli- heat, Port
Arthur, /Duluth, St. Paul, iiiriipejf,
PAotso toast, $b4, baico trio
Bat,* La
ne
Prom Sarnia, 3oder1011, tEliloarti1ttoo
BOUthiarnirtom
Loan Sarnia, (MP.) u day lo Friday Evl a
oTligit routs Tftg t'OLLoWIXO nary,
l tatkliifloor t steamers. Aeooriinidda,tio>r,
routs,tlt boo
t*AI ITI4110d appsummer b1olidaY
belld from A Ci, ratlldrb. et W, Tower.
freight wily
Boots, es L
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J. t, BEA TY,i i• i C all purchasers,in ett :lo s trs,lfr6t ma alioos'trS fru
etas at'Sem, ,ret, Ste • a eaiule.
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Foe good value all rouucl
conte to the Anoncie.
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Tan ANonort will not he'
undersold,
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Of the B
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ARL OFFERING $IG BARGAINS
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Gnome ear) ata Moth
y t"get first choice' as we are'bound to clear %ells out
SPECIAL ATTR "8I°
In ►ressoods s
Prints, , Laces,'� Ribbons ri-°yes
and Wiese, in Silk, h,e e
:isle, and Cotton, all
tt ii3 Bogart _ 'en
We can fill all :order; promptly our stock is complete in eve1 line.
Gnat value in rTTe s •
Fort sliottld tt'y our C •R, +'��+,11 .AND; JAPAN` '' ir;A AT 20o, ;pel±'';lb..
Best value in Canada. •
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