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FRIDAY. APRIL 12, 18E9.
Destruothre Flre,
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Pound Keepers—Thee •Ifo, George
Quinn, George Sowler, J01111 Belie,
And'y Side% Jaa Ohm, Jas Stein,
Jae Owens, Jae Cochrane. Fend)
Viewere—Alfred Carr, John McDow,
ell, George Fothergill, Win Roadie,
Oampbell Hanna, Henry McCourt.
Mr. R. Wightman left for Michigan
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sere Tuesday.—Miss Annie Littlefair, Bel. e
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eets iMr. S.
e vh iting at Fells on the any Dryonds Store
G . and 1 t L t Leading Gent s furtnsmg House
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fith.—Mr. T, Block we on a businese I
t'tne: and pleasure trip to London last week
—Miss Matilda McDonald, wire has 10 1
°II been in Wingham for some time past of wffignari.
lug was home over Sunday.—Messrs M
tniVLVIWAVAI gritARA neTOIla AND Mir
BITITSKI).
Word has just reached us that the
building of the Bluevale Meese and Du
Ca was eompletely destroyed by Are
Wodnesday night, Of the contents notli
was saved. Mr Dillon, elmesernaker,
and
faInily,narrowly escs,ped,having boon roust
ed try some ono passinia) There were
•indhmtions that the building was fired in
two places, the loss is estimated at about
t5000. There was an insurance ofSe000ji
1:11e factory in likely to be rebuilt at once.
1311/43 rreno. Stamen.
No Canadian horse that has made
hie rounds ia this locality ettrae
greater attention and more favora
comment than has Royal Tiger, t
property of Mr. R. 0. Sperling, e
naerchent. Only a few weeks ago t
handsome animal was brought
Wingbatn, Seven years old, w
proportienei, finely aotioned, svi
well marked French oharacteristi
be weighs over 1700 lbs. He has
most commanding appearance, is co
paetly built, a horse of great substan
and endurance. At Teeswater spri
show he took Rrst prize, and was
great centre of attraction and
subject of n timorous enquiries.
is being shown at Mildmay on Thu
day, by request.
and 3. Mason have rented Mr.
Vencamp's farm. Mr. V, le
shortly for Mauitoba,—Spring p
leg has commenced in this loca
The fall wheat so far puts in a
appearance.—Taylor Bros. had a
cutting wood at Mr. Blaciee on 1
day last—Itis reported that t
bad boys •(their names should be n
troned) went into a, farmer's su
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ayes
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lity. Dress Goods in BIttek and Colored Henrietta, Cloths, Foule Cloths, Orape Cloths, Serg,es 'Opera Twilis, Non's
ron
good Veiling, Mohair, Lao Stripee, Wool De Reige Sateees, Sabine, Marvelienx, Flushes, 0:rape, Velvets, Spriij
ng.
hes Mantle Cloths, Dress Timmings in endless variety to match. , Immense variety in Rrints, Zephyrs, Charnbreyas
Tabliegs, Damask, Table Napkius, Musline, Checks, Mulls, -Downs, Curtain Net, Curtains, Quilts, Gloves and .
hive tiosiery in endless variety.
len-
gar
ted bash and actually frightened him into
ble allowing them to make a good lot of
he tafFy for themselves, The reporter
Ag wishes them to understand that they
his will not get off so easily next time.— We eentrol many Hues of geods flat() be found elsewhere in the trade. For the present season
ell
"4" Ms. Stoneboase had a taffy party on of orders we have taken show we have what the trade reprires, and the prices we ask defy competition.
are liberal,
vli Wednesday night last. We did not hear
of anyone getting scalded or their
es. .
' good clothes soiled aS sometimes does,
a happen on such occasions.—The dos -
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me: in g entertainment of the .No. t.3 Liter -
ng
7 lay Society took place on Friday eve-
ning, April 5th; the night being very
r_The who were there enjoyed themselves
the ceowd was small but those
stormy Groceries, Pare and Fresh.
a
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s. e
immensely, A readiuo entitled "A We make the requirements of the trade.a study. See the immense variety our stock contains. Inspection requesti a.
narrow escape" by IVIr. H. Hislop,
.oaused much laughter and applause.
It has been decided to deposit the sur -
,plus money in the bank until next
a winter:
TAILORING DE PARTHENT.
BOOTS AND SH ES
For value, make and. assortment, Bee thorn
the fll'flItr
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Oar terms
Standard verse.
1i1r a. Roe, of the Queen's hotel, has
good one, in the Standard fired Trotting
Garfield-259—Standard under rule 6 (C.T,
H.R.) foaled1843a, trial 2:40,stauds 1Si ham
and weighs 1,100 lbs. He is a very spirit
and handsome horse and a sure foal gate
Garfield was sired by Old Clear Gr
standard under rules 3, 4, the producer
more horses with records of 3;30 and bette
than any other stallion in Canada, dea
or alive. He produced Amber who WA
sold for 330,000 to the Austrian Govern
tient for breeding purposes ; he produce
;Tim Duncan, record 2:2; the fastest pace
in Canada. The dam of Garfield is b
Rlack Georg, record 288; he by old Roya
George, She is the dam of 4 sons and
daughters all sired by old Clear Grit and
any one of them can beat 245. Garfield is
•full brother to Florence 0, 2:29j; Topsy
Belle Roe, trial 3 years,2:35. People
will not make any mistake in Breeding to
Garfield as -he comes from two of the most
fashionable trotting bloods Canada ever
produced. He will stand at his own stable
;from Friday noon till Monday noon.See
bHls for route.
angsnae,
ds Almost every one is complaining of fog% Elogilelleg Queitt
ed having a cold. --The woods remind us MRS. EIERDSMAL
L of the time when the aboriginies used the Stook now ori band at Begs to announce to her many patrons that her sitock of
it to oeoUpy thern.—Miss Dooty, of
° Winghate, who has b -spending a L
d turned home last week—Miss M
r few weeks at Ravers Grove farm- re- E 1E9 s
9 Tiffiniof t' , 13 • „ on
is
M. IL McIN
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00.
1889.
• - her friends here.—Miss 0 Ross
d paying her Paramount friends a via
r —Mr James Mercer, of Eslington,
Y spending a few weeks with his consi
1 Mrs John Qrowston. Mr Robe
inn disposed of his valuable stole
it.
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and implements on the the 3rd. VI
believe he purposes going to Orel
Ploughing was begun. on the 4.th by
farmers.—Mr Wm Glees= has now -0
hand a complete stock of spring good
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has no superior anywhere.
The most fastidious can. be suited
his elegant lines of
r
re seaso s complete in every line. The goods were bought for
Oash•, in -the best Home and Foreign Markets and will be sold at the
lowest possible profits.
Feathers, Flowers Ribbons Laces Silks Sati d Pi
rt „ ?OM SS, liSh
• ;and Velvet Mantle Cloths.
k °anemia/1, English, Scotch, zer GooDs nupouTED DIREar,
aGGS *TABEN AS CASH.
e Irish and French Tweeds.
MRS. 13.ERDSMAN.
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-East Wawanosh.
The well known and popular trotting
stallion, W. F. Lambert, which Mr.
,John Reid, of con. 18, purchased from
Messrs. DnImage, of Wingham, is
regarded as one of the finest animals'
in this section: ins handsome pro.
portions and fine carriage attract the
.attention of horsemen wherever
• witnessed. His disposition is perfect.
He is a chestnut horse, with strip in
his forehead; stands 16} hands high ;
ha a a fine head, eye and ear; long,
arched neck ; Shoulders erong, and
well placed; good back, full over the
loins; powerful quarters and stifles -
clean hooks and legs, with exeellent
ft -tot. Those wishing to breed this
Blass of horses ought to see W. P.
Lambert.
The Council met on the lath inst.
Members all present. The following
Pathrnasters were appointed viz :
• nos Cassidy, Jas McGowan, Wii'iain
Debits Si, Win Toll, Win Radford,
Alex Dey, Robt Buchanan, John H
tieOlieton, Jae Rath, Wm renvitiek,
Amos 011mile/seer, Rieli'd Corby, John
Owens, George Dalgerno, Henry Mc-
•, Conrr,, Dan'l Wheeler, Wm Itle0ourt,
John 04ititte, BobA Currie, Sr, John
Gilleepie, Sr, Purden, John Gibbons,
Trs Smith, "Henry Lawler, William
Kehna, Giles Sekins, Wm 3 Xing,
john ttore, Thos Brown, Walter Me-
• Gowan, Wm Ross, Alex Dingwall,
G•eo Stewart, Joseph Jaelcaott,
Karnook, Robt Match, John
Redmond, Jag Tanney, Win Love,
Writ Meson, W 3 Parks, Wm Holiban,
Geo Ilenry. John Thsoky David Oook,
Win illartie, Nethary. Sohn
Oaropbeii, Walter Scott, nos Tait
tor,- Jr, John Robertson, jas Wight -
Man, Wm Bone, Thos Agnew, Sr,
Zile/01011 Wightman, Robb Scott, Jas
rturvia, nsains Pearen, Rioled Samos,
MArk °assail, Robert Cookie *Wm
Roach, John I' Currie, Awe* 'Shia,
Jae tliiett, John Jabez
Amp,' Jae Currie, Sas Wilson, John'
,Leggat, 'rhea Davidson, ltebt. Cook,
Abel Braeltaelr, Mcarogan, Obits
Iiiinttiti,„ John Stein, john Beeeroft,
Campbell; Eaw'a Robinson,
Jvr ietrarsoth Jas Artnttroos.,
n.
a Prices Lowest, Compatible with eatio•
11 factory goods and
si: MOST FASHIONJIBLE RAE.
—An effort will be made by Gait bus
ness men to form an association to prote
them from dishonest purchasers, wh
I contract debts with no intention of di
o
rging them.
Wiwi Shows.
Wingbam, ab Wingliam, Thursday, 18th
South Huron, at Brumfield, Wednesda
17th of April.
East Wawanosb, at Belgrave, Wed needs,
17tb. of A.pril.
Listowel, Wednesday, April 17.
s- ABSOLUTE FITS GUARANTEED
Our own Goods Out Free of Charge.
WINGEfAkt MARRETS.
UMIAK, pr 11, 1880
.Correoted by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour pWher 109 lbs, - $ 2 76 to 2 75 ,
Pall eat per bushel, • 0 96 0 08
Spring <, - 0 96 to 0 98
Oats, • . . 20 to 28
Barley, - 40 to 60
Pena, . - 63 to 63
Potatos, - - 20 to 25 •
Apples,per bag
,- -
- 30 to 40
Butt,r per Ib.,10 to 17 FOR SALE. ITTapiutO, riQrztedg and l'autings
v
y Consult your interests. by giving us•
3, a Call.
ISERA
MANITOBA
CLE RING SALE,
lill
NOW OFFER THEIR COMPLETE STOOIC,
DaN OOT
CONSISTING OF
Efocs per0 to 10
Dressed Hogs,
Wodd per cord, • • 8 25 to 30
1 26 to 1 60
flay per ten, . - 11 00 to 1300
VOA SAL
Improved Farm i 100 • es fn Township o6 Wa,
wanosh for sale or t e•-•.eheap-address
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PICYcLE ts44
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64 inch British Challenge, in perfect order, only
two seasons inuse, Address,
$20 Acmes (- Section) of First Class
Land, only Five Miles from the SCOTCH ENGLISH HALIFAX AND •CANADIAN
rapidly growing Oity of
JE3R AND ON+
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BIOYCLISZ
13lyth-P. 0.
130LTON & ITANIIINS,
P. L. k1. t,. SOldsvoits elfb Ctsrft. aucfnamts,
USTI/WEL Atm WIN0I1Abf.
All orders tett fd the ofilee of the Tom will re.
(five prompt attention.
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S. GRACEY,
Supplies all necessaries for fun.
ova farrishing having a Delivery
Wagon speoially for this branch of
business. 8.11 orders atteuctal
PerflonailYi and delivered
*theta within 10 mike of Wing:
ham.
Remember the Owe, iikid doer
south of the big brink hotel ou the
main streatt Winghatz.
TWEEDS
The grain Minneapolis
of the North-west.
the above Is really a desirable Farm and will be sold
Cheap,
A Plaining Mill
30 by 30 feet
• TWO OTOTES
igngagr,,,Tarott:;..
.50 boirinO Boons Fire Proof 1Vith an Iron Shaving
aboln attached.
Thib property is in firattlass running'
order, situated In Brandon near the 0 P It station,
and in the heart of the manufaetuting depot of the
nay where a X.arge and Profitable business coA be
realited.
Immediate pbaseeston Can be given. Title perfect,
particulars apply to
PISIISII,
WI:Sewn P. 0,
VIENNA BREAD,
BROWN BREAD,
CORN BREAD,
at 8 cents per 4 lb. Ind
ALtu0.04,0 WM( 1161.1401t, Alt Work Warranted, and a Perfect, Easy, Fit Given.
Mt, Orre BATOUrt"
...J. 'WEBSTER 8t CO
MEN'S FURNISHINGS2
Underclothing, liosiery• .
Ties) 0 °liars and 0 tiffs
WHITE • SHIRTS
The very. best make in the Dolninian. Warranted a, Perfect
it
REGATTA SHIRTS
In the new patterns and colom
S
Of the best English and American makers, in the Latest Styles, A big tot o
Wool Eats at 39 and 50 Mite each,
TAILORING
in the Zell 1111C1 Lao Style under the management of 4., W.,wEssrreiti