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Jessie NXaT.ftren returned home after
FRIDAY, FEB, 6, 1889. a throe weelre visit to Wellestiry and
North East Elope,. --Mics. 'Charles
fin b >� y. Ilencletuonl, Biuev:ile i1oad and 11irs. Il.
It would seem ental etre battler etre B' Jefimy, of Londesboro, left for
Cleveland, Ohio, to see, Mts. John
time, tete mere plentiful le the crop of 'Underarm, lately of Winghaln, wfto
tramps. judging by the number of is dangerouslyTilling Bros.
4th it ales who ire trying to make a have dissolved partnership, Mr. A.
linin, oft 0
'1 dub1ic just now. W'e ilpiing takes the tmeitiess and Thos,
Itas removed to Wiugl►ain. Win ban'.
would otpe ially warn people about receives a very �xtellent citizen
two tein�iles, of rattier disreputable iu Tom,. -Mrs Mitchell, of Fort
ahitracter, who are going the rounds Elgin, is at present visiting at her
just new. The one :pretends to he parents J. Northgraves, •of the june-
ltuttting the other,both say that they tion - The last meeting of the
are looking. for work and neither Boundary Lute Literary Society was
wishes to and any so long as they can • held at,Mr. Robert Maxwell's on the
eke ottt a miserable existence by evening of the 80th ult., when the
tramping argued the country and followfnR programme was ver 11
living on what oilier peopie has earn- i rendere,l : Opening anthem `"Sweet.
ed. -An amtising incident occurred a ' hour of Prayer," W Maxwell a reading; �j�' "(' �'j'� �'Y
short tithe ago, A forlorn looking It etaxwell and A Rutherford
instil' .it.:.+4 .l1.�1.1_t1�7
individual :presented himself befirm D C.�T'�THER'=^ SUTHERLAND'S D'
the dear of one of our well to ilo recitation ; SV Maxwell a song; Has determined to clear out the �✓ v 1..a.L�,1,y
'farmers and requested a night's Nettie eendersolt racdtaGiori •� n itis whole stock of
demurred at first, remarking that Henderson, recitation DialoguPparts DRESS. GOODS, READY-MADE
R. HILL'S ITY RESTAURANT,
10E1101011 gale FULLY OPENED OUT,
�---- OF
With a New, Fresh, Well-atso;<ded etobk.
$15;OOQ WORTH 0" -~ter- Done in Any 'tyle.
,.-,,.,.A Superb Variety of ..
CANDIES -- and -- CANNED .-,. GOODS,
General Goods. ORANGES, —, LEMONS, -- GRAPES,
and. --- All Seasonable .^7 FrEa-
Laghlorei
Wine Combat/Query.
Gamles x s BLoca, OPPQSITE T1 Ran!. GRl)t3E1ty, Wer c;'.:.c
BEFORE MOVING. .
STOVES AT HALF P I , �.
mental music ; miss Annie 'Henderson,
lodgitag, The mistress of the hone() Nettie. Maxwell, •reading; Miss Annie
people often got more than tr,atups to given ey misses G �Jent:ine, .Kate . CLOTHING, CARPETS,
keep by lodging thein. With a look Ole herr and amasses F 4nderson. Sy 1+I,A1\ NILS, MANTLE
of injured innocence JIo straightened Maxwell and A Ilutherf 1rd ; W Hen -
:himself to hes full height and offered dersou, reading.; .G Henderson, reci-
te denude Itititieli of his garments and tatioth • A Anderson read
leer, "God
GOODS, QLOTIIS,
TWEEDS, BLANKETS,
SHHAWLS.
stance inspection,. to she imagined he •save the Queen,” ':Quite a number of . HATS AND GAPS,
heTS AND SHOES. 1
laecleaituRnt of natur,ilny intention of tiwith g 'visitors were in attendance. Among 'FURSGR CERIES,� CROCKERY AND i
y Phistory those present were the misses F and M
bine, Of course that was enough and ' DroKay, Mr J aroKay and the 'Misses u GLASSWARE
he obtained quarters for the Bight -- ,and 3 Dallas from Wingbam, ns
Last Satnriay a teamster from Bel- I John Rutherford and others were
morn, who it appears had . been ih'' present from Wroxeter. Tho 'chair.
clulgin •rattler freely i11 town and was I was ocoupied by B Jenkins, president,
using his horses a little roughly, by . who performed his important duties in
•sortie means -had the drawbolt slipped a manner very satisfactory to all
out freeing the team and leaving sleigh present. Tho next meeting will be
and driver behind. They made for 1 bele at i r. Thomas Jenkins' on Tues.
homewith their boat speed, but were !evening 12th inst., when another
stopped at the ttalf,vay corner, t11ar- j lengthy programme will bo given. A.
ouglily tired out, and thinking. that i debate will form part. Subject :
there was not much fun connected 1'4Rcsolved that a monarchy is a better
with a rnna,v ty. At least wP• drink ' form of government than a Republic,"
the driver will creme to that condi- I .. .
'slim, -Mr, J'ae Casernore's effects and ,CARD THANKS.
day, ase ,Intends going to Afanttoba.
stock were sold, by auction on Tues#-
in.the soriug.-ltit,ssrs. John Mits- I :.The undersigned desires most heart:
grove and John Kurton cut a cord of 'ily to tender his warmest Thanks to
maple wood in 16 minutes, Who can Alis 'Neighbors and Friends who
beat this 2 -Mr. D. Eraser, teacher of labored soactively and successfully in
section 2, has purchased Jolla Gem- I putting out the fire in hie Residence.
'mill's farm in Om. 7. It is an :on the l3luevale road, on Friday, the
excellent property containing 109 25th of January. ,•Through their ex:
acres of which 10:3 norm are cleared ertions solely, the house and' all the
and in a good state of cultivation- We effects were saved.
understand the price paid was $000. PETER FOWLER.
'We wish hire success. in his now
venture. -Mr. Golnmill and family go
to try the realities of a life in Louisia•
na, in a few dt.ys. While friends and
neighbors are all sorry to lose Mr.
and Mrs. Get'1imi11, and while as
waren friends and kind neighbors they
will be greatly missed in this locality,
:enjoin in wishing them a •etfe and
prosperous journey and a happy home
under the "Stars and Stripes." -Mr.
Gemmill's_sale of live 'stoilk was a
complete success. The stock all sold
woll.,.anl the Holstein cattle brought
good ;prices,-. Three of the FT.olsteins
:went to G lderich township as the
property of it'lr. Girvin, one to Grey,
property of Mr. efilee, one to Howick
Mr; McKay and one cow and calf were
.purchased by Mr. Wylie, Con. 6,
Turuburry.--Mr• L. LeveIl, _Cott. 3,
had the misfortune to lose bis Ho! -
stein bull. This is a heavy loss as
the animal was an exceptionally good
one. -Mr. R. Yea, the veteran hunts.
man, and who has has killed more
deer than any one in this :section of
the country, is still hale and hearty,
and enjoys a days sport as well as
ever, Ile is a terror to reynard, and
succeeds in' capturing so large a
number of these crafty and destructive
animals. every,t season, that the
farcnsrs of Tuenhorry can sleep 'sound•
ly, without any feats for rho safety of
their hen% ducks or geese, -A very
profitable and pleasant evening was
spent ae A'lt'. and Mrs. Peter Camp-
betl's house last Thursday. The
evening was:stormy, but this did nob
prevent a forge number of ell sue
young from assembling at an • early
hour. The programme consisted of
readings, mitations, music, Sze., &c.
Mr. James Elliott presided acceptably.
The refreshments served -(lariat; the
evening, elicited a vote of thanks for
Mrs. Campbell. The proceeds were.
Pl. This was a sori;tl its couneetion.
with the I•lluevale Presbyterian
churelt.--A s•ntila in connection . witl,
Wreeeter 1 resbyterian c&inrch will be
held at elle *Teeter \Vylie't, on Friday
(Welling first. - It "Jot'ittg from
Louisiana" '%'O see some account of
the boys who went from Turnberry.
We are p'eased to hear of their success
conn enterprise, also of their gallantry A Sl'3C1 ALT Y. -�
arming the belles of Jeauerette. How
We do envy thorn 1—\Vc notice with A Large • AesertI1n Ut of Frames
pleasure the improvements ie .the ltoeteenstattly oil hand. Prime as
l':t!41;,s f"rola wok to tveelf, '.Chis we. low as are consistent with geed work,
-Morris, February 7th, 1S89.
TENDER WANTED.,
rfiENDERS will be 'received by the undersigned up
.1' to noon of SATURDAY, FEB: Kith, )859, for
'taking down and remot ing from the premises, the
Ceiling'of the ,'reshyturian Church, Bluevalo, and
Be Ceiling it with dry. clear, dressed and Matched
'soft elm. or bleak ash inch lumber. Information as
• to the work can bo obtained by applying
JOHN BLTROESS,
Bluevalo, February 1st, I8S9. BLU EV. =P. 0.
M 178 1 0 _
MISS NELLO McHARDY:
OLASSE9 FOR INSTRUCTION ON PIANO AND
V Organ, in Voice Culture and Harmony.
Mucro Rooms : tr Baevsa Btocr..,
POR
A HOLSTEIN BULL CALF'
Owned by ,Tames Elliott, Bluevalo: Bred by F.
Boiled, Cassel, Ont., Date »fbirth, 'April 26th„1838.
Sire, Barnton, No. 3237, II. H. B,, Dam tustrolia,
'Lad No, 8068, IL F. H. B. Bred by B. Bollert, Cas-
sel, Ont. Intending purchasers are requostod•to
come and seethe herd. .
Notice To Ore.aitors of
Robert McCurdy, Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of the Chancery Division
of the nigh Conrt of Justice, made in the action of
Scott v. McCurdy. The Creditors of Robert McCurdy,
late of the town of %Vinghani, in the county of Huron,
who died in or about the month of'Aprli, 1835, m•o,on
or before the ninth dam of February, 1080, to send by
post prepaid to Victor Chisholm, Esq., of the town of
Milton, Barrister, their Christian and surnames, ad-
dresses and desoription, the full particulars of their
claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature
of the securities Of any) hold by them ; or in default
thereof, they will be peremptorily elteleded from
the benefit of the said order. l;vetyOreditorholding
any security is to , pro;tnce the same before me, the
undersigned Clerk in Chambers of the said Court, at
my (illalnhers, in.Osgootle Ilall,in the City of Toronto,
on t.:el1th dal' of February, 1880, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, being the time appointed for adjndtcation
v.,ttr:t1.11113.
Datrd the iathday of January 1880.
F. ARNOt DI, C. 0
BROCK.CNSIIIRE'S
Photograph aI 8 0
Long Experience, close attention and
unexcelled facilities, enables one
to turn out uuiforttily a Cass of
work egnal to that of any
Gallery in the west,
"Work of every, description Artifi•
citify, promptly and satiefnctorily done.
CABINETS. sIV FAMILY G1 oUps
•
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THE STOCK
—lS--
��,�I AT VE
The.
TINWARE, A HEAVY STOOK S? e.
A, PRICES.
STOVE and TINWARE ROO
Having purchased .the etock of HINGSTON SONS, *e are egfr,r s .
GREAT BARGAINS IN STOVES
for the next 60 DAYS. COAL and WOOD STOVES iri O r,.af
Variety, and at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Owing to the number of Furnaces put in this year, we hares nor. '
SECOND-HAND STOVES ae good as new, at LESS THA I;
HALF COST.
A SUPERB STOCK OF CHOICE LAMP GOODS.
3EST PROCURABLE GOAL 01 4,
Cali and got Bargains while theItZe•ORDERED WORK, A SPECIALTY.
Stock is complete.
WARE ROOMS AND SHOPS ; Opposite Exchange
—o--
and Victoria Streets.
T1IIS IS A-
Genuir2 Clearing Sale
OF
Seasuable
Gads,,
T. A. MILLS,
Sign, of the Red Flag.
THS CHINA HOUSE
. YATES.
XMAS :-: GOODS.
A11 the Latest Designs and Tints
in Fancy
China Goods.
In many shades and shapes.
BEAUTIFUL JET TEA
POTS AND TEA KETTLES
_BEAUTIFUL WATER
AND WINE 'SETS
VASES 'Alen WATER BOTTLES
OUT OF THE
Hotel, corner.
14,.
HAVING FULLY AS3OItTED THEIR STOCK,
MESSRS. McINNES & TA B.,
HAVE ' OPENED OUT IN
Eendersori's Old Statham:'
AND OFFER
SPLENDID IBTDUCEME
IN
READY-MADE CLOTHIN, G.ROC.:IJ
BOOTS & SHOES, AND GLASSW.r Ui ,.
GREAT BIG BARGAINS,
- WHICH EVERYBODY OUGHT TO
O'OBSERVE AND PROFIT - BY.
G LDS M.IT .S' •.H.A
Is the p'ace where all can be supplied with
Glees, Sewell/Au - Sikregwa e
Spectacles
Of the BEST QUALITY and at the LOWEST PRICES. .
SUGAR BOXES AND Having just returned from the Wholesale Markets, where 1 Intro ltotrs.••iti
CREr�:II Jli GS, very heavy stock of above articles for, Spot Cash, 1 Inn in a 'pesitioht to t,t:i
there to my Customers and the Public generally at
VINEGAR AND
SAUCE BOTTLES.
Gupta rgddt Baskets,
GEM
GUSX1110 ES
ELEGANT WATER SETS,'
FINE E TRAYS,
BEAUTIFUL C.HHINA.
TEA SETS.
A. full line of NEW FRUITS,
NUTS, CONFECTIONERY
AND GROCERIES, fresh
and reliable.
Iospettia (VI1L t No trouble to show god:.
`vZ%A..1.1'; S.
THE OAlii IiO1JS2t
POC B TIO' • 13 T2,1'0 MS.
Call and see my Fine Assorted Stock of Ladies' and Gents' Gold N'ntc;ht
Ladies' and Gents' Gold Chains, the finest, and cheapest lot of Ladies' trooeir
es, Earrings, Ooll-buttons; 8:c„ in the Town. .
1 have the finest mud largest stock of Gold .Rings ever kept in W.i•n„hani,'
consisting of Plain Rings, Stone Set Rings, Diamond .Rings and Srarf Di11t,
Its -Watch Mevetrients I have them in stock from all the leading tnente\ie-
turers of the United States : The Elgin, W:tltheni, Hampden, ltht ti ,
.:Rockford, Columbus and Anrora Watches.. I have also a very large .stock of
Clocks, from $1 20 upwards.
If yott want a Christmas or New Years present, V•AlsISTOINT 'S is 'whet%
you can got it either in gold or silver at Euck ,Bottum, I'firrs,.: •: a •
As I have bought for snot cash, that is just the reasvii that 1: eau offer good»
AO cheap. -Gall and inspect my stook..
I do all kiucls•.of repairing in watches, clocks, jr:wellQry,*-ttc.r:tit reusonuble,
prices and ad warranted.
T11n:nitin; my nuinernus cnstotners for. the very liberal, p ttrotltrgc'beistee e a
on the since corning to Wingltatn, and soliciting it contnivauco of the si1u1c,
I, retrain, yours -truly, .
SUCCESSOR TO I.I. i :.Lebec
Vie'” tem:oberr'the ttenti ; Next floor to the rest Office,