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A gues linzi ange1 o'or t F
Doubliug bis fierce oroo
fur;.
R;0 famed a man
" Marriage is the h
general;" end the,
to meet eStli mots
than i '75 other
by dote( wee -tears,
with that ee tittient,
his own sound jiel in
and indepen.deiatly
'Wingliarn'e genial
John \T. J.
..to a traUslrtticm fr
oancon;enial and
of bacllolorhood
of "tile compo
ceremony" ctrl)
residence of
`Gast ZStawttu
the presence
.1"rineds, ttta
e prosit.inr,
his cares divide
Tobiason said
to for mail in
nc ai3co appears
gowned Oeee+ptil,nee
„ things written
it aeoordanoe
int seting on
nt deliberately
eachl'tl, 041[1 of
t0wri5iilen, Mr.
decided to submit
m the treacherous,
npleasant quagmire
through the channel
ndiug . and complying
d matrimony, At tho
r. Robert Currie, eon.),
sh, on Tnosday week, in
of a lupe number of
nuptial knot was tied
between \Ir. "leon and hiss Annie
epenco Gerrie. His other, 11r. Jas.
S=e ilsoily V, , of Lir. oln, Nebraska,
acted as gr c+ulsmala ten' Miss Kate
.Ter vit as. brudot uaid .
clergyman was Rev.
'Listowel. A lordly
e.nd heartily enjoys
the night spent in
and dancing ; M
brido leaving nc;•xr day for -Toronto on
a wedding trip. About fifty couple
were present.
some and cos
tangible friend
wishes. Your
• aaa:.
lit , ,shine.
Mr. Baines \v io )las been ill for so
long is reeoverii -d-Airs. Hayes has re.
turned to her lion e in Penn. U.S., and
111r. Stephen Ca' des has returned to
13artiia--111it;s 1i:itzl eraldisliving with
her sister, Mrs
Tgnge, is cond
ing alone thi
last week by
The officiating
1 r. McLeod, of
able was spread
And a portion of
social pleasantries
. Wilson and his
Clianthcre.-•--Itev, i11r,
sting the revival meet•
week, he being melded
tho Rev. Messrs. Paul
and Swan, o Brussels, and Godfre\1 of
Belgravo.--Q1 '
are attending
week.—Some o
Brussels on Sa
in the baseball
eel between t
and Grey a
victory for M
18 and au int
Nichol, of Set
to teach in
remainder of th
Oct, lst and also
coeds Mr. W. Pott
with the intention
to study nledici
given general sat
and we hope ho
good success in
takes with him
large circle of
anoes.
'he numerous, band,
Ay presents testified
hip and good will and
correspondent can only
May she,when +'ono has stink Into his years,
Love her old '. an, and cherish his white
halts ;
Tor he parcels her charms thro' age decay,
But think eacl happy sun his bridal day.
o a number from koro
he London Fair this
our boys went to
rday last to take part
match which was piny -
e townships of Morris
which resulted in a
rris by a score of 14 to
ings to spare—Mr. J.
ortb has teed engaged
rr3. No. 2 for the
year boginuing
r 1889. He sno-
r who has resigned
of going to Toronto
o, Mr, Pottor has
sfaction as a teacher
ill meet with equally
is future work, tie
the best wishes of a
friends and acquaint.
Wh •achurch.
1M1".r. Thomas He dorson, Port Hope,
and Revs. Andrew i.d Robert Hender-
son, are visiting + the residence of
their brother, Mr. H, D. Henderson,
merchant, The f milt' was very sud-
denly called sops' sr, by the death of
their brother, i' James Henderson,
*s, treasurer of>' CJ loss.—M3:i. Jellison,
of liinoardino, s also visiting at Mr.
Henderson's: eev. R. Johnson, B.A.,
student, at Ie 'Gill College, preached
Turn.
Mr. Alex. Orr,
more, lost two fine
eating wheat to ex
access to the bar
Pearen who taugh
who obtained aft
now attending tho a eaforth Collegiate
Institute preparing f r first A, --Mr.
Tipling landed safel • in Glasgow, hav-
ing bad a pleasant rip.—lilr. A. Tip•
lino has the dandy -ig of this locality,
it having takenffirs ' rize at Seaforth
and Clinton. It wa put tip by Mr.
T. Tipling of Clin on who does an
extensive busings. in vehicles,—A
short time ago o Messrs. Thos.,
John and George ortune were called to
Ancaster Dundee o., to attend the
funeral of their of st brother, Robert,
who died from in 4ries sustained in
falling from an ap f e tree. His spine
was hurt and rend
in tho Pres fterian Church here on
,Sabbath las . The baildiug, on both
,oee0isi;ons, as crowded, and the Ilia -
.courses we' o very excellent, indeed.
Mr. Johns.n is a rising man.—lir,
James Gil esu ie and wife, of Hibbert
township, re spending a few days at
Mr. John 'a --Mrs. ICow, wife
of our esteemed st tion agent, is away
on a visit to frien 1 in the wost.--Mrs.
T, Miller, and Mr. H. J. Bickle, Mr.
•H. D. Henderson ud his son Charlie
• took in the Tor tato Exhibition last
•week.—:i1r. Join Cooh, who has been
.residing here s1 co last spring, moved
.an Tuesday last to 111aueirester, where
he has seeu •ed steady. work. --On
'Thursday ever ing last John gave the
youths a sod r 1 hop, when a very plea-
sant evening *as sp,.nt.—The treasurer
of the Crea. ery paid out to pal;ties
last week $ ,000, as payment on the
last sale o.' batter.--Rov. N. Well-
. wood, ,who was announced to proaeh
in the M thodist church here on
Sabbath la was prevented from doing
so by the den 2 of his wife, whish
.occurred on t e previous Saturday.
They were up n a visit to friends in
'this vicinity.--- ,Ve regret to announce
that the wife o • the Itev. R. Carson is
in very poor health.—Mr. Geo.Tuenoch
sells his effect • on Saturday ; we under-
stand that Ib r. T. iiitends to retire
from farmin; for the proseut,--Tho
tax collecto , of Kinloss, is on his
rounds. Th = taxes are not so high
as they wert last year.—W. Cunning.
hameshoe-1n tker, has removed to more
commodious alters an Main street,
whore ho will
to•attend to
customers.
belongingto
its last a f
anee.--Tho p
and frosty n
occasional ra
November Ica
We may expel
As usual the
This is far en
ry.
living near !3el-
orses this week by
ess. They obtained
floor.—Mr. Fred.
in S. S. No. 8. and
st 0. certificate is
Culross.
Mt'. J, ,iaokron tenured home to
UlflevaIC last week w" h his steam
thresher, after doinn the best work
those hen been clone ' some titne,•�-•
sir. Wm. McKay i et with a sad
accident whilst chopping n fitick. In.
a mistake he hit hie arin ins eacl at the
stick, Under DrCbisch as care he
is doing wo11.' -Mr. San McDonald,
who sometime ago retur ed home frorr,
Michigan where lie sp ;at the summer,
has gone back, tau g hie daughter
with him . lie has eo taken a fine
span o£ horses along w' , 1 him.—Mrs.
Pickell has gone to To onto to seo
some friends last weoli:.
381uevsl
Mrs. Jos. Young ' rad Mrs. Wni,
Mann, of Manitoba, \ ere visiting at.
Mr. F. Patterson's, th week. --Mr.
T. J. Dillon took sec ld prize for
white cheese at the To • nto exhibition.
—Mr. Moore. of r Dilworth, who
learned with Mr. illon, took firat
prize.—:Mr, Messer s+1d the August
cheese at 0 cents.
red him unable to
move whilst hewas co seioustill the last'
He was a very o 1 settler in that
locality and Hat it papers testify to
the esteem on win he was held by
his circle of acquau antes.
Glen anan.
Mrs. Stepheuso , of Stanley, is
visiting her daught r, Mrs. L Metcalfe.
.--Mrs. Saddle rata - cl from Toronto
a weelc ago last Tuesd; .—Glenannan.
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AMOR TO A1oTn£as.—Are you disturbed at night
and broken of your rest by a sfok child suffering and
orying with pain of Cutting, Teeth 't It so send at
coo and get a bottle of "Airs. Winslow's SootlhIng
Syrup" for Children Teething. Ito value is inealeul-
able. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Depend upon it, mothers ; there is no
mistake about it. It aures Dysentery and Diarrhea,
regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic,
softens the Ci.uus, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to tho whole system. "Mrs. Win.
slow's Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of ono 01
the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty-five cants a
bottle, Be sere and ask for "Alas. WINnLowb
So&TnIxo Slave," and take no other kind.
Ove of the reasn
a large vale Is, t
Cameron, I -tallies
Scolds INgLaas
rirlte, for the p.,
agreeable to these
its use than any a
over used." Sold 1
Nr. �tV'1n. 0
injured by 1t
eyeelabas Iltld 11'
must bo -very insigni ant in the eyes
of Winghamites. A young lady from
`gingham bounce for 'lenannan passed
through it on the t1 in not finding it
until she found herre. in Teeswater.—
Mrs. Appleby, Mise ggie Scott and
Mr. John Scott retur 1 from Toronto
•on Monday. An ac dent happened
near Orangeville, del +� ing the passes -
,ger train until after vo o'clock in the
morning.— Master illiam Campbell
of the boundary et recently lvith,
what might have b a very serious
accident. While p s g beechnuts,he
fell from a high h, hurting his
arni and side. He le to bo around.
—Professor Gal • h gave a free
lecture in the school •iouse ou Tuesday
evening.
Clin'
George 5ohnstoy
Edward McCabe,
George Smith, of
charged on Friday
J. P., and John
with passing- and
possession counterfe
bogus 25 cent pi
their pockets at t
arrest. They were c
their trial at Gode1�
an
.a
rai'
West
A most distreil
overtaken Rev.
F. R. II. B., o Bp
with his wife, had be
brothers and relatives
for a fortnight past.
at his brother-in-Iayr's
Con. 11, West Wa
bis wife, apparent''
spirits, was su
convulsions whit t
lei
medical atteucittnce was unavailing and
she died on Sa f urda+ night. She was
an active, geni WO nly, clrristian
laxly, who won t =•nhdence and
e came in con -
31st year and
irteen months.
the rev. putte-
e. The remaiirs
o Queensville by
nettling.
anosh.
g bereavement has
halliel Wellwood,
m, Ont.; wlio
n visiting, his
n this locality
Whilst staying
Ir. B. Ferrier's,
osh, last week,
good health and
illy taken with
t fora short walk.
The most unr ing personal and
n.
of Summerhill,
Colborne, and
Godericb, Frere
fore Henry Steep,
McGarva, J. P.,
sarin); in their
money. Several
es were found in
o time of their
mmitted to staled
cel.
Ill /tor fill )intst
For good value all round
come to the Axcuon,
•( � l l l
l l l
Consumption Surely Cured.
To Tuts Enrrolt o- Please inform your readers that I
bare a positive r , ody for rho above named disease.
By its timely nee thousands of hopeless cases have
been cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of
my remedy mean to any of your readers who have
eonstunption if they will send me their Express and
I> . 0, address, Respectfully, D. T. A, SLUC'UAI
87 Yon,re St., Toronto, Int.
BANK OF HAMXLtTON,
a a1\7ays foul;:) wil:itift 1,v,' of all with wll
1e
m
Soles of his uvuut'ruui. Ina. She was in her
was married but t
About three years a,
roan lost his first w
were aceompained
friends on Monday
Luc!
The rate of t. xa
the $.--•T11e strr gets
lighted by lamps)-,
has purchased the h
very ',minable horse
, Janues Allege breathed
days ago. No innur-
babilititn are clear days
Me, with • clouds and
s. About the first of
out for snow and then
eleinhing by Christmas,
,ys will become short.
1 ahead just now.
why 8.1:J3r S F.5UMOTON ha8 suo11
Me it is VIA 1,:;:,t Dr. W. II.
"I ):ave prm,cribel
s
ovae
ion is 2 mills on
aro soon to he
Ir. Win. Connell
nkrupt stock of
Mr. Geo. ICer'r and. Messrs. Cameron
84 Murdoch tho st : cli of Messrs. W.
ro li. Little.• -•-The I micas fa'l chow is
e5 ).inks (115 151211 II5 Q1',!OS' to he held here on hureday and Fri -
two s yearn, and found it more
thandhavthatterresultsfront day tho 4th and 5' h of October,—At
,r+orationof the Lind Ihero lb Voiting match It ,femote, Mr. A.
11 firth:fee we. and ,ei. • L,wwi i3`.iil, of this 1 it .(,. was awarded
third prize.—•The cot nail rejected the
Ton is. proposal th uraU1 i1.1)
Ittore,tvlla 111(1 1111 log Messr>". Griffin st, Gr
;t:iliing machine last to iltart a foundry, .tl
foot amputated. Cliff & Stovel,by lean
"VT N" G- 1—I A. i -
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Sterling Exchange and Drafts on Hew York
BOUGHT AND SOLD. '
orrice Iloos,e: 10 a. m. t 3 p. m. Saturdays, from
10 a. m. to1p.m
B. WILLSON, Aouxr.
Maxim tC- Dtcau,sos, Solicitors
TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Tim .ANOI10 ; will • not ho
undersold,
HAVE NOW THEIR
mg Stook of Fa 1
COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
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And without attempting -to give even an outline of' the many imports t
additions this season to their usually attractive stock, they
would simply extend a most cordial and hearty .w
welcome to every person visiting their House.
HE UNDE11SIGI ED HAS DECIDED to offer
9 for sale several good properties In the Town
Piot, (Lower w'ingliam,) composed as follows :
FAIROSL I : Lots Noe. 131 Gild 135 0n the North
side et Wates St. and lots Nos. 137 and 11,8 on the
ancnwasasstleiThese lall
cler
d 1 splendid sore part lot, Excellent
value.
I'MtGsL II: Ibex. LOTS—Numbers 35, 36, 87 and
88 on 111e East lido of Herbert St., in the Town Plot,
Fisher's Snrvw.
Fawn 1I1 : In the Government Mill Reserve,
Fisher's tluvrey, Lot No. 2 on the East side of
Helena St., about one-tift11 of an sore, with a small
house and stable.
Parties wishing' to see the properties and ascertain
terms can do so by applying to
flus of $5,000 to
11cly, of Guelph,
a to ai:i Messrs.
no them $3,000.
Winghani P. 0.
MRS. T. PRICE,
Lower \yinghsm.
LEAVE YOUR ovE0
J. INFKELYTE'S
ey will take pleasure r iza showing
g
their Good and citioting Pricea,
If goods and prices are satisfactory, they will be delighted to make
solos, and the larger the sales the more delighted they will be.
--FOIL
PEACHES, PEARS &; PLUMS.
FINE TOMATOES, ALL
VARIETIES OF
GRAPES, MELONS, &C.
OYSTERS EY BULK.
Ea' CALL UPON THEIR EARLY. IT WILL PAY YOU TO DO u0.
GORE S&liicENTTEE,
THE BIG BROWN ANCHOR.
13J11.11C3 0125•44..
Ilas just received a ilne of choice
Mow SeaUsa`� Eul �G3`.,t�,•"t•'oa TLam, 9
A FINE JAPAN, ii LBS. FOR $1.
All the best brands . of CANNED MEATS, SARDINES AND FISH,
PURE SPICES, PURE PEPPER, PURE COFFEE.
5 L]35, BAR SOAP FOR 25 CTS.
FINE TOILET SOAP, CHEAP.
- �+t-+•I
HAVE JUST OPENED OUT A. CASK OF
O1NA TEA SETS, DINNER SETS,
TOILET SETS, FROM $1.50 UP.
WATER SETS, AND A FINE LINE 02 GLASSWARE. FRUIT
JARS AND THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN FRUIT
PRESERVING POWDER—No SIIGAIi.
CALL AND SEE US. NO TROUBLE TO SIIOW GOODSi
A. 3, AlopmsoN, than.atTt\xtat.
Caskota, Coffins, Robes, &:o, always on hand,
II S'.1 CLASS 1XLARSE 1.'OIt IItiUE.
•
PIt7 i 1� "OAf;\le,"1 " 'Iw"tt,d OATif;.i:s:c+.' Y0
ITaving added a I):3livery Waggon on to this branch of t110 it+: ,lues
orders will (if necessary) be dcliverid anywhere) within 10 inlia:u tit
Winizltam.
This will no 1'1011'1)1 Oftelltitilelsi s tVO a,,..good deal of trouble, esprs.iully
wilere parties may riot have sulieble conveyanccs:s of their oro. A:1
necessaries
necessaries for FlI rl 1LLi, I+'Cr1 ISllYtit,ts, 111TC11A1 113, GLOVES, ET '.a
kept and delivered with ssrdere.
AO Y Undertaker
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