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FRIDAY,17ARCII 1, 18119
The concert under the auspices of
Court Tuck, No 30, Canadian Order
of Fnreeters, postpoued from l?'riday
evening on account of inclement
. weather, eventuated en Tuesday even.
int;. Bad roads and a .stormy night
did not prevent an attendance fully
adequate to the acOomn'o'ialion, The
programme was a most entertaining
one thronhont. The Wiugbam Har-
monica Band, composed of Messrs.
E. F. Ger'=ter, A. Sebastian, Adam
Ifing ton, B 5he'pherd, Wm. Loutit,
,f. 11IcMaous, with Mr, Potts, on the
organ, received heartier applause on
e'neh appearance. They did excellently
'in all their renditions. The fife and
organ selections of ?1r. and ;1traBain-
tnn, of Behnore, were admirably ren,
dered•and elicited rapturous applause.
Joo, illaann, of Winghan, in ills char.
deter co040 songs, pleased the audiene4
immensely and certainly we never saw
t,ittm perform to so good advanta
Mr.)i'. Billingsley sang the Fire Alar
with good efreet, Miss'E. Blllin,l
and 14Ir, A Sebastian sang a duet in
style that greatly pleased the eudien
Miss Nell° Ifoi•fardy and Mr. D. Fry
fo gie gave splonaicl instrulneu
selections on thk organ and violi
Mr. Fryfogle handled the viol
very well Lovers •of music
thrilled with emotions of please
when the il(strnznent cornes"tiuder t
delicate and expressive handling of Mi
MclIardy. The fife, organ and viol
WI lteoliura1.
Bev B I:Ierdorson preached in the
Presbyterian church Iasi Sabbath.—
Mr H Madden, of Black Horse is to
open a shoemakers shop here.—Mr J
(xillespi , Sen., took silverly sick on
Sunday, his trouble being caused by
sluggish circulation of the blood. Ile
is slowly recovering. ---.M>' T Collopy
has cad his 'house ;dud lot to Mr Thos
Dunn, of Gienanan, -- Exceedingly
ItiClinjellt weather interfered material
ly with the attend' nee et the anniver,.
sary services in, the Methodist church
nn. Sunday but on the whole the
fathering, services and proceeds were
highly satisfactory. The sermons
preached by P,,ov Dr Ayleswortla werf.7
711 --sr
Is the place:to go if you want t9 get the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
at the
the mature and d,erats views of an
able and earnest preaoher and were
listened to with interest and close
attention. On Monday evening the
Dr gave an admirable address on the
Future of Canada. The address was
able, comprehensive and stimulating.
Mr A U Musgrove also gave a short
but pithy and effective address.. Mr
Robt Thompson gave a recitation,
Abel Switzer read an original poem
and the children sang several songs.
The choir throughout the services
rendered very sweet .and excale/it.
music: Dr Chisholm, of Wingham,
oroupied the chair, kept the audience
in good humor and made a nice
speech, as he always does. The total c3
proceeds were over 60.
In order to make. room for my Spring Stock of Gocd I -'will e •
SPCIAL
REDU
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A ERJCAN W A *CHES.,
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DUR • G FEBRUARY ANI) MAIwt,OI.
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Largest nc1. ► ost C oxn-•,lete.
S i ocl i. Town.
Cheapest Possible Prices °°
At which they can be sold, as ALL
`HE BUYS FOR SPOT CASH.IIONESTY
ey
a Vanstone cells Gold Willed Cased Watches on a little advance of what
se. others sell the same movements for in Silver cases. Also keep on band
tai a Large Selection of
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FIN STONE SET RINGS
KEEPER AND PLAIN GOLD RINGS.
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ho Also a Large and Well Selected Stock of
Tirat : ego Int: 34welvya Silvar'garea aptc.
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y I do all grinds of Repairing in Clocks Jewellery, &n. All work
of Warranted,
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ly Post Office Block, Wingham.
were•b'•e,utifully blended by Mr, and
Mrs. b'tii►it'en and Mr. rryfogle,
several • oeerrsiou,;. Mi°,s Biliillgs]e
sang a s.10 sweet'(?, Mr. C. Ross,
Mildmay, appeared in two comic son
alnd acquitted himself most c"editahl
Mr. George Lismer, of Mildmay, sal
a song and Played Mt'. Ross' aceom
'tnimeuts. The pc'rsnu most infinite
:leasing to the audience in his reit
ions and stump speeches was Mr.
W. Rich twos, of Lucknow. This yours
nan posseesas great versatility
Aleut, being an excellent dialeetaria
with great mobility of expressio
ooleess, gnocl voice and the power
°lnpletely sinking self in his subjee
An oyster supper was served in ti
astenrent of the clinrch adjoining el
tall, after the programme was ove
n addition to the oysters supplied 1
Mr. McI3.elvie, of Willham, the ladi
c'1;ved a fine repent. 1% D. N
aedona d,Chief Ranger, intelligent]
resided. Everything passed off plea
ntly. T1tere were sone fifteen visito
rom Wingharn, as well as member
rom Teeswater, Mildmay, Gerrie an
they places.
Morris.
The Council met ou the 18th Feb
nary, pursuant to adjournment. Mens
yrs 'all present, the Reeve in Lb
hair, Minutes of last meeting wer
assed. The Auditor's' report wa
xamined, after which it was move
y Jas. Proctor, seconded by S. Geld
ick, that the report be adopted --Car
ed. Moved by S. Celdhiek, seconde
y George Kirkby, that the Auditors
-port be pitbirshed in the Brussel
ost and W'inglratn Advance --Carried
pplioation was made to have nortl
alf lot 24, con. 5, detached from 5
No. 6 and annexed t►, S. S. No. 4
so to have lots 25,28,20 and 80, eon
and lots 27 and 28, con. 8, detached
om S 8 's 9 (Lucien and annexed t
S No. 4. Moved by S. Caldbic
Bonded by Jas Proctor, that al
arties interested in the proposed
tinges abovonamed be notified tha
e matter will be considered at nex
uncii meeting ---Carried. Moved by
ad. Proctor, seconded by 5, Caldbick,
at the clerk and treasurer be in
rusted to have bank cheques renewed,
so to deposit 81000 of bailee° now
1. band to file credit of the Corpora -
on --Carried. The following accounts
ere ordered to he paid a Auditors,
ell, $10 ; T. Laidlaw,W.J. Jnlu'4t •ln,
d George Hood, services on Board
Health, each, $2 ; Jas. Newcombe,
ensurer, salary and expenses, $100;
r, Holmes, services on I3oard of
calth, 3 ; T. Russell, gravel, 6.3 50 ;
E'ergusou,work 611 west gravel road,
25; Misses Exford, charity, $15;
charity, $2.00 ; Philip
Lison; Work on west gravel road,
• cents; D. Taylor, work on cast
avel road, 81; Isaacs Vera and,, culvert,
; C. Agen, gravelling opposite lot
, 6th con. line, 85,40 ; M. Morrison,
nrenee on hail, $t. Dy -laws Nos.
ted 3, 1889, were read and passed
e council adjourned to meet 011.03e
tit Marcie W. (1. Clang, Clerk.
The case of ,?nl.i. Panray. the Morrie
at,0]1 Agricultural S oniety, tried at
Di '1Rio.r Olin at Myth before
dge Doyle, created considerable
crest. J Ud meat was reserved..
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GO .' 9 GU .110 E 0.
OUR POLICY.
AND
OUR MOTTO: SHALL PROFITS
TACK RETURNS.
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We pay special attention o th' Repairing Department. First-class
Workmen always .mploye. and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Any person who r.as a Watch t Tat others have failed to repair
properly will greatly .blige us by gi "ng us a trial, and if we. furl to
repair it to the entre satisfaction o the owner we will refund any
money that has bee i paid to us for the same. By giving us a trial.:
you will be eonvin ed that what we adve tise are facts.
Old Wqtches taken in _ xchange for:
new ones.
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&owls' sold to EtDsponsible Parti i\i\e ; ?>
n;tx let Plano
F. GERSTE
Masn Block, Wingham.
THE CITY RESTAURANT
IS THIE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO BUY
YOUR
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dose a:i" 14. 'a manual DiuGurzt
S. S. CIRC SSIAN,
ILE`tt
Fine Line English Dinner Setts. China Tea Setts.
Toilet Setts $3 and upwards. Stone China Tea Setts.
Beautiful White Tea Setts $2.25. Decorated Tea Setts $5.
ELEGANT LINE BOHEMIAN GLASS AND CHINA. GOODS.
`eemy Montrose Pattern in Earthenware.'
. ' MY STOCK OF GROCERIES.... . ._
� IS CHOIGF, CHEAP AND'
RELIABLE.
TEAS SP..%CJIA.L `'Y'.
'.' c=�'� C.. `? H0UE
W. T. YATES.
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TAILOR SHOP !
MR. E 0. CLARKE,
In opening a new Tailor Shop in Win hath, respectfully solicits ,at share
of public patronage. I t will be his endeavor to ,, ivy satisfaction to all
{ entrusting .hint' with then' orders.
Heing'.now iii .running order, desire to thank those Who bavo
' favor„ d hien, and to say that no pains will lie spared to give :eatifaetion
iia tee future.
E. 0, (I,ADRE,
Wir►nhani, January. 11th, 1.889.
ORANGES FROM 15 CENTS TO 35 CENTS PER 1)oz.;N.,
LEPTONS " 2.5 « 30 "
11 RESH OYSTERS -.
AND CANT\ED GOODS
.Always on band and served in any style.
' E IV 6T PA. E D0RS.
WEST OF LONDON.
RO BT. H G LL,, Formerly of the Pop business,
GREEN'S BLOCK, WINGUAM.
g7ltrorerr v�a�.'il
3
HALF RICE.
D. SUTHERL.�
STOVE and TIN WARE ROOMS.
1Iaving purchased the :tock of MN G.;TON & S'O3s; we are ofrer`n=
GEEAT BAIWAINS IN STOV.Es
for the; next 60 DAYS. UO11/4 1'.r and WOOD STOVES in Great
Variety, and at Gl hATI,'' REDUCED PRICES'.
wrrrms.aaw.f`uo-ssa:+,cac,.rxrm .. .
()win& to the number of 1t'nrnar�rs put in this year,e bee some
SEC(.)N1)-It AND S1'Oti l,w a, good as new, at LESS THAN
HA Li'' e-'t)4T.
A SUPERB STOCK 01? OUOXCF LAMP GOODS.
1. J ST PROCURABLE
DEAD'i•'1i:'i1)I. TIN WA Itr,, A Iil{,AV'1'
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.W.,.
COAL
ti.; (WIZ. AT
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,y' ORDERED \1'OIU, A KIM CAA1t'I'�.
WARE ROOM'S A;v1' SHOPS , Opposite Exeheuge hotel, corner 3°scplti:..
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