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PATL,NT INki1pl ,
Since the T [.rias carne under the
management of the presort proprietor
it has enjoyed a satiafaetory share of
public support, Its circulation has
steadily increased and it now has more
j� than the average number of subscribers
to a local paper, in the interests of
ourselves and patrons, it has been
deemed desirable and necessary to
have full control of our columns, and
this by dispensing with the patent
inside.
The recent stimulus given to the
toren by efforts to develop cur manu-
facturinrc industries has also tended to
T
9
LClC1�.a, N�..ws,
Flubseribe for Tit
.—C,eorge Ro1n\
manager, died in
TIMM. C1/4,
1, a noted. theatrioa�
udou on Sunday..
on Yates, for Celluloid starch and
our ci>11ars and cuffs Mee,
—Mr. Wrn, Litt of the planing mill,
lad the poiut cut <.1 the thumb of his left
haul a few clays a+ 0.
—The Rev, Marl Turnbull has resigned
his position at List wee, and, accepted an
invitation to go to incardine.
--Messrs. Meyer Dioitiaso , of a w ing.
barn, have decided o pay
ly
visit.
—Mfr. P. Dierlam , artist, of Walkerton,
sold the picture "Ti + old homestead" and
two smaller tandem es to Mr. II. Cargill,
M. P., for two Mende dollars,
—A. meeting of the Western Assoeiation
of Congregatioual a arches was held at
Woodstock last week about fifty delegates
and members being i attendance,
encourage us as to the future of the —A witness toad
—t1. now dry !louse is'boing added to the
woo en mill.
—Mr. Wm. Bradley,
bakery in roar of his p
—Notice the new
Misses. Bonthron.
--•Thursday the 15t1
set apart as thanksgi
—Mr. P, Welsh pa
the river from Mr. H
lug a residence there
—The next wee
Division Court will; b
day by Judge Doyle.
place and we express confidence therein the head of the stele
e named Wilkins.
by incurriuh extra labor anexpense. e name of the other ey
ing counsel.
—The mayor and
canvassed the town
electric light and rec
port to encourage the
the contract.
—Mr. A. W. Durohi
awarded a Shakespoar
ing the required ox
Shakespeare class of
Scientific and Literary
—Out of nine of the
attending the Toronto
College last session not
Yet half the aggregate
Score one for Woman'
city, and application.
We see no valid reason wily Wingham
should be behind any of its rivals in
the county in the matter of supplying
tt good,representa,tive newspaper. We
aro bent on furnishing a paper credit•
able to ourselves and in keeping with
Winghaun's relative importancealnongst
Canadian centres of trade. We hope
and expect that in doing so we will be
cordially supported by the public
generally, as the success of any local
• paper depends mainly on this..
Begidi,dn,pe with the first week in
Novernbe'r, the Trues will be printed
entirely in •our own office. This will
entail a great deal of extra expense,
and we hope this to be compensated
for in a more hearty support generally.
We expect our already very respectable
list to swell by several hundred by
1Tow Years, and besides we can offer
additional inducements to advertisers.
The prime and only consideration with
advertisers is -the extent of the circu-
lation. We eau now appeal confit
derntly to intending advertisers on this
score. We purpose malting the 'Txtzns
net only a repository of local news but
a fair indication of Win;ha.in's varied
lines of business by means of our advert
tiling columns. Tine number of our
correspoude it Willbe largely inereas;
ed. Urnder' present eiretunstances the
matter pent by our presentable corps of
•
reporters was not a/ways as. prorlaptly
utilized as it ought $o have been.
Frequently columns of matter wor
set, up and unavoidably crowded out.
This will be entirely remedied. We
shall bp pleased to have items of news
handed or sent to us by any ono who
may bear of local happenings worthy
•of note The Tx es has become tt
lnnst:deeirtthIe o dium for advertising,
being- readitbie;' popular and widely
circulated, and we are desirions of
.extending its scope, influence and
,pati;oixae, to a degree somewhat
coininensurate with the means and
labor expended in getting it up. We
hope all our business men will avail
themselves of this only effective
method of bringing their wares •before
- the • public: Wo especially thank
those who have steadily supported us
under earlier dilfieulties. We heartily
appreciate all the support accorded us
in the past. We aro here with a full
determination to agitate and support
the claims of Wingham and its
bnsiness men, whilst always further-
ing the interests of the surrounding
country.
The person I saw at
was a man with One
"What was the
?'> asked the oppos-
eove of Mitchell
for supporters for
ved sufficient surd.
to proceed with
—At the W. 0, T.
Sarnia, the subject of se
instruction in our pu
discussed, the couven
strongly that a depart
should be held inev
subject.
—One of the most ii
the season will take t
roller rink ou Monday
when a fo,
take plat
taneo r
tian,
tow
�tioulare will be•give
, of Blyth, bas been
diploma for pass-
inatiou of the
the Chautauqua
circle.
enty-two students
omen's Medical
ne failed to pass.
f students failed.
intellectual cape -
race (g
etweeu th
ner of Simco
Wingham, fo
band'will Nein a
res ereetod a new
ennises.
advertisement of
November has been
ng day.
chased a lot across
Clarke and is erect-
ugof the Eighth
bola here on Tues.
--The finest thing out for laundry purposes
olluloid Starob. For sale by W, T.
ates, at the China House.
—Buckley, the T
had his sentence c
lift =en years iu peni
—A. sunflower in
as a circumference
iuches iu diameter.
B. Deacon, of con.
—Forty stalks of
something scarcely
may be seen at
brought from Maui+
.convention, at
eie ific temperance
lie 8011ools was
on feeling very
ntal examination
y school on this
eating events
in the Wingham
ling, Oct. 29th,
you -please) will
mpiou loug die-
. and A. Sebes.
5 (.side. The
deuce. :;cl urther
7d. . ‘e.
s been
, to this effec
f Health, and its
11 at once notify
altli of all and
all -pox, and of
=Ali order in council
by the Ontario governmet
"Tbltt every local Board
medical health officer, sh
the provincial board of h
any case of cholera, of s
—tA, lot of nice n
the Traria office, an
than ever to meet
wishes of those des
printing line.
—Mr, A. Ross, bo
'cords of wood pile
Suuday night over t
It was evidently, se
work of some tho
route murderer, has
waged from five to
entiary.
r. P. Deans' window
.f 44 inches, just 14
It was raised by Mr.
i, Bast Wawanosh,
ats from one seed is
o be credited. Such
r. Deans, It was
.ba by Mr. Scott.
w type has been put in
we are better prepared
he wants and suit the
ring anything in the
--Notice A. Ross's hangs of ad,
--Tho teachers of T'.wst. ]furan aro in
obey. A full report
appear in next issue.
session yesterday and
of the proceedings veil
---Come to the Tr
gotteu up aid =ellen
letter !leads, statemen
ho, Cheaper than ea
and a well done,
Mr. R. MacKe
country with his hay,
ting up about ono hen
Marshall's,Ct 1ross, 1
vicinity of the Black
uubiidied fiend ?
---Four youtlls,BB
Albert Bell and W. Rose, were before tho
y night charged with
They were feud 50
utioued as to future
keener, has some fifty
on the B lino. On
n cords were burned.
on fire. Was it the
htless boys, or some
Simmons,Jo11n Smith,.
mayor on Satura
breaking window
cents each and
behavior.
such outbrealr3 of rtiphth • ria and scarlet
lever as occur1 n
jari diction of the" said roc
Mr. Je.s. A. Cline has
photograph with the ohm,
Star Hose Reel Co.S of Sea
he was for many years Chi
the champion running co
continent, !laving won th
race at Sarnia this season
Mr. Cline is still a m3mb
pony.
•'th•n til limits of the
1 board."
a A precocious
on taking up a pa
alarmed: Ma, Sir 3
the bust this week
responsible for tl
"Ca ache's greatest
-Mr. Fred. 'Wei
new residence and
street, and has all
tions for two -more
about purchasing)
uobody can deny.
received a find
limonts of the
all, of which
MThis is now
any of the
international
A. brother to
r of the cone-
-The fair season is ov
been captured, articles
names published. Ou th
no doubt a wholosonee 1
given to agricultural pursu
fine arts, &c., by the rivalr
developed. 1 ewspaper m
ful as preparing and publi
the most edifying things i
the shows have an excelle
teepees
wards making always
-s
For jolrpriuting 3011 on Tipt Traits.
—Mr, R. Robin CM, of Glenuanau, and
family, with a carload of stock and mov-
able left Tuesday (for Boyoman, Montana.
—The Tions from now uutit January,
1890 for 01.25 ; or from now until January,
1s81 -or 25 cents.
Read S. Graeey's local about clearing
3 t furniture stock for next, 40 days.
Spa ial few. prices for cash.
—Rev, J. Scott,
•verary services in I
Ripley last Sunda
was filled by Rev. '
—The manager o
Toronto writes the
coueert was it gra
'been driven away'
in.Terouto.
. A., conducted mul-
e Brethodest char& at
The Wingliam church
..1. einowdemof
the n McGibeny family
t seems, oeowds having
ea of the three nights
—The difference betwe
characters is thus Set fo
is a developer ; the oroalee
The kicker incites to i
croaker ,to indignation
The kicker only is heard
one dollar aceommodatiot
rates ; the croaker would
if he was gettiug three do
tion and paying nothing.
lively, jovial, progrossiv
croaker is a dismal anis
superfluous on the stage.
—It will bo heart with pleasure that
Mise Bolin, a. Hardy, of Belmore, has
decided to opou a, class here for instruc-
tione inittuo, organ and harmony. She
is a goldd tneelulist of Whitby Ladies'
College, to pupil of Mr. Fisher, the director
of the Toronto Musical Conservatory, arra
of Mr, Fiarrieou, organist in St. Simon's
Church, Toronto. For the rendition of a
solo in the Toronto pavilliou recoutly she
received highest encomiums of the
—A Kincardine ma
that impressed him m
exbibition4was the p
inordinate consume
Strange how some me
more thou others.
—The assizes at God
day, Justice Falcon
There are 25 civil cases.
of Winghain is on the.ju
Bruer, J, Brandon, T. B
of Morris and G. Fortun
s$ office for neatly
y padded bill treads,
s, cheques, receipts,
be done in the oity
zie i busy in the,
packer.Re is put.
• red t s il,t Mr. R.
e then goes, into the
terse.
says the two tbiags
et at the Toronto
onograph and the
ion of tobacco.
observe so much
rich opened Tues:
ridge Presiding.
Mr. D: -Melones,
y as are also G.
ne and J. Clemon
Turnberry.
r. Prizes have
0mmended. and
whole, we have
petus has been
s,manufactures,
and competition
n,too,are thank -
hi ng lists are not
, the world. But
t effect and the
do their part
enema.
—Could not 'Win
and derive great a
lishment of a go,
spective of all c iareb, society or class
'distinctions? W. + is willingto assist in
.i;ugurating sue
Miss M. lri
attention to thee'
dressmaking in
rooms formerly
Ross. She would t:olicit a share of public
patronage, confident that she eau meet the
expectations of patrons.'
attended the meeting
Leal Association last
A lengthy discussion
orieiu and nature of
sing a difference of
—Mr. W. II. Clegg,. Of
ing the Manufacturers' L
was in Wingham on
called on the '['11IEs. He
from Goderieh where he 1
A. Wood, of Fordwiah, to
of burglary. The place
time ago was Mr:13. S. C
the prisoner was tried bef
son, Foster and Ross, an
sent up for trial,
nd irrepressible youth
x -
e r the other d: ty e
lin
A. Macdonald is on
gain." The Empire is
's latest reflection on
tates,rnan.'
It is compkting ft neat
workshop be Victoria
oat completed negotia-
esidenceson a lot he is
That Fred,is a hustler,
eerie, represent.
fs Assurance Co„
ednesday and
ad just returned
ad taken one J.
jail on a charge
rglarized some
ok's office, and
re Messrs Gib -
ordered to be
WHOLE NO. 871.
.
Kincardine, led
McLeod gave the
accompanying it
ploae,ing acdress
the pastor elect
and labels of a fa
Rev, J. 1'. Gerrie,
the people, eon,
speed; settlemen
romiudiug them
upon them as
After the publi
service was held
siding,.
Royal Dandelion Coffee,
A delicious and nourishing breakfast
beverage for purifying the blood and
invigoratin" the system. In the herbs of
the feel d forest are found properties
that tidoto nearly all the diseases to ,
whi humanity is liable. For sale by
don & McIntyre.
1 prayer. Lev. A. S.
;lit braid of felly:el_ e,
WW1 a touching au•1
Ileo 1'ar. Ball addressed
stting forth the duties
hfui minister of Christ.
of Stratford, addressed
atulating them on the
of a suitable pastor, and
of the duties devolving
mbers of the church,
meeting a commuuiou
Rev. Thos. Hall, pre -
FINE IIVIFO
ham organize, support
vantage from the estab-
literary society, irre-
—A naont °labor! te, and unique musical
And literary ptogre mitt is beiug gotten lip
by the Presbyteria ki for the avening of the
,15th November, TI anksetving day. 13eat
-that date avid eveo iu mind.
Mesere.W.IIol ander. of Toronto, who
-sueceeds Mr, I). Ki ieteid BON factory
Ana Morn% in t
,Stevetnion are now
playing baritone AU
11 two. common
b : The sticker
is an incumbus.
provement; the
nd resentment.
hen he is given
at three dollar
o just as noisy
lar accommoda-
Tho kicker is a
fellow ; tho
nee, who lags
. tpovement?
Cowie desires to can
01 that she has started
e Beaver Block, in the
ccupied by Mrs. M. 3'.
ARGAINs IN FuaNITIIuu..—S. Gracey's
s 1t of Furniture, consisting of PARLOR
SUITES,' BED ROOM SUITES, SIDE-
BOARDS, LOUNGES, &a. is offered for
dayEA.P, for 40
s, for coin 'Whole rHtookto be cleared
out toenake room for the boom. Just the
place 'to go, young folks, if you want to go
housekeeping: A nice lot of Pictures, Oil
Paintings and Chromos to decorate your
home - Dictums framed to order, any
size* Come right along and get bargains.
ember the place, S. Gracoy's Purpl-
y) store, Main St., Wingham.
—Dr. Macdouald
of the Huron. M
Tuesday at Clihton.
took place on the
diphtheria, there
opiniolodgesuinsto whe the throahotando is tson hen h
ast
then ab.
sorbed into the sys m or whether it is
first takou fromthe tir he throat.
the system
and theu appears in
—Mr. A.11ertzem , chief engineer of
the Ontario division o the C. P. R., and
Mr. John Wanless, pt dge inspeotor, were
Material has beau
partly delivered for ti e immediate ereo-
It
—,•Tile Quartette club
ed the season's festiviti
tally and dancically
of Winghtem's blytho a
of the muse, of Terpsioli
train chartered to ate
"graceful gyration gym
day evening. Ap event y appreciative of
poet estimate,
Music, sphe dose
Blyth inagurat•
s for those musl-
uclined. Some 24
gay worshippers
re hada speoial
d the Blythites'
lastios" on Tues -
TED HORSES.
TI:LINO 1;nos LAfiT YIIRC1ASE.
Mr, Thos. Tipling
try in search of
On Saturday last
having brought
ttod to be two of
g animals ever
The first is au
field Oak," two
cashire, England.
bred, being refile.
Book, and coml.e-
im a model animal.
with black poiuts,
eavy bone, great.
olid limbs, good
proportioned, ecru•
•s likely to make s.
etured, The other
•sh Hackney horse,
years old. This
am in color, he is
(bome appearance
:ani the stand.
araeceand adapts- .
s we believe such
country's require -
has been of lath in
light horses, to sac ifice everythiug to
speed in breeding l „'ht horses. In the
last move the Tipll 1g Bros. have done
what is likely to euh
as shrewd horsemen.
to be horsemen, and
widened experience.
realize their fullest e
Some six weeks rag
left for the old con
additional horse flesh,
he arrived at Wingb
with him what are ad
the most promising yo
fetched into this looalit
English shire horse, "
years, old; bredin Lai
This animal is standar
tered iu the Shire Stu
tent judges pronounce
He is of a brown color
capital feet, has
muscular power, sp
action, is admirably
pact and graceful, and
2,000 lb, horse when
importation is an Eng
"Young Gordon," tw
animal is also dark br
standard bred, has a ha
aucl fine movement.
points of durability, app
bility to general purpo
stock will meet the
meats. The tendency
in Wiugham this week
tion of a large grain
the station. Aportion
to bo utilized as a war
admit this to be a i'cons
to be wished."
—Tho committee of t
Inglis, Morton, Gregor
,tad W. Holmes—appoi .ted to report on
tlepropoeitions of 1tTe : re. Iluttou & Carr,
met and concluded tat the 15,000 offer
would be rnost condi -ire to the towo's
interests,if the firm c
tisfactory
guarantees as to thobligations este buildi
also as to priority of se
will be submitted to th
date.
arellpuse north o
f the building is
woke. Many will
mmatiou devoutly,
Cliue, Mackenzie
press.
facili
—Who ere they, or w
originated this ponderou
appeared in the Luckuo
of the Itince,rdiefi /avid
good. joke on a young
She had been over to 1.1.i
and one -of yo
er accurracy of rendition an
of expression. are specially alpha,.
lose fertile brain
paragettph which
correepondente
1y of Luckuow.
up, men became
handed some samples
which 200 words are en
occupied 'by a five ceut
also two capital letters
1888. On another saa
words, including tw
written on the 80.1110
third, the Lord's praye
All the writing ie pia
the naked eye, bub to r
was done by Mr. jaane,
la give sa
it ability to fulfil
g and running mill,
Couucil at an early
infatuated. He Vali tile . OD of 0110 of the
aristocratie Ot towns. SI e, to make things
OM good as elle eould, N9 a ,r am only a peted foe by every two
saleslady in Ate140.4. le atom.' The were elloeated. 'Minot co that Wingliam
young main pays a vieit Lucknow, soot and Listowel have been fitted at Brussels,
to the store, and in direct a to the tailor. Groop 'No.12, in which % CI are included, is
filia8 1.118 Wei' eomposed as follows: <ineterdine, Wai-
Brusse'Is, umpire,
--The aiming meet
was held in Toronto
lowing officere were ele
Excelleney the Govern
dent, Robert Vorgasoci
Toronto, The jabilee
°site). has been
f welting on oue of
tten ou the space
piece. There are
eeidet the figures
'le there are 134
eapitel letters,
aceoe heroes on a
is written in full.
dy discernible by
ad it oorreetly the
Sit is required. It
Rebind of pleasure,
employ et J. Smith
Wollivood, of Epsom
with his 'brothers i
John W. Vanantter,
visiting frieuds and
She was welcomed
end around Wiugha
who has been p
College Alumni Ass =lion, was present at
the annual meeting 'n Toronto last week,
chosen peosident th
Repracntive: Miss
is visiting Mies Gri
Wingham, aceom
and son, spent par
the guests of his si
in the vicinity of (
dod maid,
•Iodordo aid.
time was spent,
erry as a marri-
e of days Nviiai
10,
A Macdonald az
co their reputation
It is 10 the family
they are gainiug
clay their ventures
PAREWEL SUPPER.
T05 ODD FZI:LOWS,.
Do. TOTING ememaan
n the eve of his 0
supper by Mititland
op Monday evening a
restaurant rooms.
parture for Toronto
M• r. 3. PreKelvie's.
bout 35 membere
.asil Tim supper
e ore it to one who .
• reputation as a
a other delectable
nmendations A701"0
ueets of Monday.,
g„ood humor, Pre.
alled to the nude
toasts were p50 -
t Rod well timed
Messre. Morton,
btherister, J. A.
or, E. Gunter
Teems. Seseral
the deliveeol
borne to the 1)r.'e
skill and success,
itizen, his genial .
nd unsulhed repti- posed. In reeponsei me
speecnes were mune b
Turner, is ia the elltue, Dr. Meldrum,
was spetading a week and R. Elliott of tl
•elatives in Wingluan. speeches testimony eve
y hosts of friends pi. professioual courtesy,
sideut of the Knox
tac of the Ontario
hen Curling Club
ecently. The fel-
ted :—Patron, His
r General ; Prone
uts, john Harvey,
mid Dr. Buucher,
ev D. 3. MeeDon- religious experience 1111t.
ellcso 3-. 5. lkilmil, cell to the mo istry. The call of the
Amble to be cowl chui.oh hove heii reted. mid accepted the ai
tubs in the branch council signified heir approval, and mem. "'Ile P 1, g‘." 0 le pe,
=ended. that th iustallittieu ho ptoccedea short and intvrestni .• address oil tan
with, This to t place in, the evening.: saltiect of Edueati m, last Sunday.
Rev, Thos. 11a, , miesionavet supenuteia —The vociva1 me ti,np b,:‘,i bovit
Ono:tiara, after gall Dv. C. 14. tam, 14 all fur foil!' mf:00ii4t
, of Lizoieilten, hes been
te • Drew. of Wingham,
elneve hero this eveek.
Mr. Thos. Doane, of
tined by Mrs. Deane
of last week in town.
napp, is visiting friends
for a fortnieht.--s r3 Matteson, of Clinton,
spout a week with
D. Stewart, of
Elgin for a eoup
town on Tuesday
Gerrie, was in to
a. Green, of Oral
R. Orr's this wee
.1ris brother -in -levy Mt.
Vingluan.—Mes. O.
siting friends in Peet
of weeks.—Mr. Jan
r, of Tiverton, was in
Mr, Zan Munitook, of
gev• ille, is visiting at Mr.
Mrs. Green is a sister
mereb silt. —Miss Lizzie
led home on Saturday,
his worth as an active
esteem in which
r of several local
g of "Auld Lang
Py enjoyed eoeial
social qualities, matt the
he was held as a moral)
fraternities. The. eingi
Syne" brought a, hear .
gathering to a close. " he dootor left on
Wednesday for Toront evhere he is likely
to resume praptioe at early dote, We
understand he has rat a partial arrange-
ments for locating. Ve well bear with
share of the professiot • 1 patronage in the
Athens of Canada, eee tetionally speaking
that goat vortex of. t etde 21:11(1 maitufae.
Dundee aua G. lt.—Miss Charlotte Br.
a three weeks
Walkerton
Geor
spent a few days
Last Thnreday
held in the Congr
meat of bis view
ed home last week, aftet
visit to Mildmay and
M, Halliday is spend -
his frieuds here this
e McKibben, of Toronto,
town this weelt.
thin Services,
week.—R. Clarh ha • been here fee the
tew pastor, ga,ve a stmts.: last wool: atteitaing to busivpss on the
president of dui Ag _cultural Colle,,,e,
pie of Suuelible. 5
Wren, that most nn
expanding city on the
portion to its populati
•
eunsi
Nies. Winslow, of
ing her sister, Mrs.
Wm. Newcombe,
'Fainde started for
Saturday, where th
—Mrs, Baines is a
again.—Mr. John
up for several days
Morris, with the i
back 0 school afte
oath/eat, in pro;
0.
maim, is 'visit -
and his sister
y intend to stay.
le to be aroma
tines has been laid
vith a sore head.
has resigned his
• Christmas.—Mr,
the village le.et
embore of the, biteta 1 ana, working button holes