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FRIDAY, NOV. 2a, 1888.
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Mr. P. Unfon, of the Oth eon,, had
his arni brilt;en, a few days ago, be-
tween tho elbOw and shoulder —Mr. P,
Stewart and M. Thomas Sbiell left
for the State of Wisconsin on. Friday
last. They are two promising young
lands, and will make their mark in the
'world.—Mr. John Currie effectively
wielded the hammer at the auction
-sule of Messrs, Linklater and Walker
on the lath con. on Wednesday and
,on the whole good prices were realized.
—De. W. Shorts, a native of this
township, who has been practicing
7 dsurg,rery across the lines, spent a few
/Nays among relatives here last week,
—Mr. Wm. Bird has taken hie
departure for the Old Land where tie
intends spending the winter.—Mr. A.
Lawarence, of Lonclesborough, has
organized a singing class at Westfield
.and it is being well attended —The
swamps and woods were thtnagecl with
sportsman ou Thursday of last week,
.btit the game was mu3lt less plentiful
than the hurs,--Messrs. J. Me -
Omen and R. Henry have returned
from their hunting tour.in Muskoka.
They wererather unsuccessful owing
to the dry weather. ---,A very interesting
debate took place at the 'literary rneet-
ling on Friday evening lastuthe subject
being Whether has the miser or the
spendthrift done most -to degrade
society. The speakers were :
Wightman, A. McDow'S11, P. W. Soott
and C. '1Tightman. Those for the
:spendthrift: J;Taylor, B. Coultes,s,40.
Scott sand M. ill. •Harrison. The
decision•was given 'in favor of the
spendthrift 'by ',three .points.—Mr. T.
'Walker, of •the 'Salt Well, had the
'point of one • of his fingers badly
crushed en Thursday morning.
Lower Wingham.
Mrs. William Netterfiekl, of the
'"Soo," is visit friends in this locality
Mr. Netterfield is going to make a tour
throdgh Montana.—The young lad
IVI orrison, that was injured last week,
at school, has not been able to put in
his appearance since.—Mr. James
Currie, of the boundary, has returned
from Manitoba, where he has been en-
gaged farming, and intends remaining
with his parents this winter.—News
was ,received here , this week of
the death rn Goderiii4 of Mr. iteng
Guest; a former resident of this place.
The deceased had been in poor health
V. for some years. Be formerly carried on
T. the harness making in Wingham,
but had to give it .up on account of
his health, when he removed to Lower
town,,,thinking the change would be
beneficial, but was disappointed, and
then he removed. to .Goderich. He
'was held in high esteem by his
many friends, being a christiftn
in every sense of the word.. We
offer our deepest . and heartfelt sym-
pathy to the bereaved ones. He
"'WM about 42'years of age.
Lucknow.
Mr. John Stewart, proprietor of the
planing mills here, died suddenly ou
Wednesday last, having been ailing
only a few days. His death's supposed
•Itsa have been induced by a complication
' of diseases, Bright's trouble having
been aggravated by congestion of the
N lungs. He was in his 44.1 yes and
• leaves a wife and seven children.—
About 225 car loads of apples have
been shipped this season and at least
25 cars are yet to be sent.
Pioneer Hardware Store
STONE BLOCK.
C It I S MI S GOODS,
COMPRISING : CARDS, TOYS, GAMES, FANOY GOODS, BOOKS,
BOOKLETS, ETC., ETC., IN WINGIIAM.
A CALL SOLICITED BEFORE BUYING.
GEO. MAS
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ONTARIO.
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Has a most complete assortment of the LA.TEST, CHOICEST, and
MOST CHARMING ARTICLES in
Watches, Clocks, Jewellery
and Silver Goods.
TM CAN BUT AT
10- CLOSE ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRING, AND WORK ALL
WARRANTED.
GO RIGHT TO GREEN'S BLOCK FOR YOUR JEWELLERY; ,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE
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BEST BALTIMORE 'OYSTERS SHIPPED DIRECT.
'CELEBRATED NEW BRUNSWICK CREAMS..
CHOICEST VA TY OF ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPES, &O.,
AND ALL YAW -RUES OF SEASONABLE FRUIT,
THE BES CIGARS AND TOBACCOS,
AND A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PIPES.
GREA QUANTITIES OF XMAS GOODS O.N THE WAY.
PEANUTS § ROASTED .§ DAILY.
PPOSITE THE'OENTRALHOTEL, : • 4 WINOTIAM, ONT.
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OLDSMITITS HALL
Is the place where all can be supplied with
Watch% Gloag, $owellary, Sitircrwetro and
Sviectaaeles
Of the BEST QUALITY and at the LOWEST PRICES.
Having just returned from the Wholesale Markets, where I have bought a
very heavy stock of above articles for Spot Cash, 1 amin a position to offer,
them to my Customers and the Public generally at
1R,0 0' IC 13011 -TOM. 3217Z,ICS_
Call and see my Fine Assorted Stock of Ladies' and Gants' Gold Watches.,
Ladies' and Gents' Gold. Chains, the 'finest and cheapest lot of Ladies' -Brooch-
es, Earrings, Cuff -buttons, &c., in theTown
I have the finest and largest stock of Gold Rings ever kept in Wingham,
consisting of Plain Rings, Stone Set Rings, Diamond Rings and Scarf, Pins.,
In Watch Movements I have them in stock from all the leading manufac-
turers of the -United States The Elgin, Waltham, Hanipden,
Rockford, Columbus and Aurora Watches, 1 also a very large stock of
Clocks, from $i.20 upwards.
If you want a Christmas or New Years present, VANSTONE'S is where
you can get it either in gold or silver at Rock Bottom Prices.
As I have bought for spot cash, that is just the reason that I can offer goods
so cheap. E0a1l•and inspect my stock,
do all kinds of repairing in watches, clocks, jewellery, &a., at reasonable
prices and all warranted.
Thanking
y numerous customers for the very liberal patronage bestowed
on me since ing to Wingham, and soliciting a continuance of she same,
I remain, yours truly,
JAS W. INGLIS,
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MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Inc autterg, Sloighg,
Buggiog, ewe, &@.
Repairing of all kinds attended to.
AV- PRICES VERY MODERATE,
GIVE ME A CALL.
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off Popular poot6
11111I1 UiNDERSIONED 10.8 DECIDP.1) to oit'or
far sale several good properties in the Toss -
riot, (Lowor Winghantjecanposed as fellows :
• Patton : Lots Nos, 121 and 135 on tile North
side of Water itt. and lots No. ist u0siS on tile
South side of Victoria St. These lot.; are all toss4ther
and compose a splendid 1 acre park lot, Excellent
%vane.
Fatten It ; ram LCYPS—IglIDIberi4 :10, 40, 01 alld
xil on The Bast biolt, of Itorbort a., la the Tann Piot,
Fisher's Snot, •v.
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110 Goveitant Mill Reserve, r;:yy CALL
Fisher's litt5rey, Lot Ni. o n tits 1 Ado Lir
Helena dt., about oacoliib of an acre, g itli Knall
aad stable.
Parties wislikg to FC•.3 pilipelliCEI and aseatain
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adh), ut!I ty:HoL'ALAy Mit% T. PRICP,
"awati,-;:21, Nov, 22, tiai. —It Winghlan P. O.
We haye Every Department filled with the Lates
Marked at Lowest Possible Pric
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HOLIDAY GIFTS IN ALMO
LESS VARIETY
Shelves Pull of Pretty,
Charming 1:`ooks.
Look in r-nd examine ,our supply of Fancy Goods:
what you want,
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HAVE NOW THEIR
impanso hock of Fall Goods
COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
And without attempting to give even an outline of the many important
additions this season to their usually attractive stock, they
would simply extend a most cordial and hearty
welcome to every person visiting their House.
They will take pleasure in showing
thoh. Goods and quoting Prices.
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If goods an' price a are satisfactory, they will be delighted tO
sales, and the larger the sales the more delighted they will be.
UPON T111,14 EARLY. IT WILL PAY YOU TO DO SO
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