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riSlea+ •lu 111u11ha11h t the 86th tilt, iva1re11A
' bl• ate, aged 80 years, l! non ie and 6 days. +
t'AaaUHLL In Uuduri h twindily, on the 18th tilt,
1rlrJohtl tYbitely, aged tuy 'ars.
.EPtIDAY, IJ.AY 3, 18E9. luau+^ -ti. Winton, un t v 23rd nit, Potcv Wiloon,,
aged 77 years,
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,Slunaensa:r —ln Qrc3•, n11 t u bend tilt, Mara•, Will
RAILWAY AY II OIL tit Walter Itiebardson, aged 8 Icara and k2 knoun4s,
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TWE$ V1 KII.I.En AICD Allo'
Last Sanday n10 u
sensational by- another
aster an the Grand
lit. Louis exprees, from
at Hamilton at 6,55 w
wrecked and left an a
E TRACK.
GIC V'10UttDED, k
was rendered t
eadful dia- '
11
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wfli
track
WINGIIAM MARKETS.
W N01l,ta1, May 2, 1880
Corrected 1.y P. Doane, Produce Dealer.
lour per 1001hs - Z 2 75 to '2 76
Vali Wheat par bushel, • 0 0 00 to 0 93.
prang. "
ate, - 20 to 20
- 35
• 08
'otatos, • - 10
Apples,per bas 10
l3utter por ih,,
glia per dorsa,
nressed hogs, `
Wood per eon, 1 26
flay per ton, • • 10 0
parlay,
Yeas,
'Tenni. The 1
,he west, due
co111pletely E
of
5
to 0
to 43
to S
Oto 40
to 19
to. 9
o
to e so
o 1 6u'
o t ,la e° :Dices Goods in Meek and Colored Henrietta 0letlms, Fordo Cloths, Orape Cloths, Sergfs, Opera Twills, Nun'e,
Veilillq, Mohair, Lace Stripes, Wool De Reige Satt'eus, Silks, Satins, Marvelieux, Plushes, Crape, Velvets, Sprithl;
Mantle Cloths, Dress Limn rugs in endless variety to match. tch, Immense variety in Prints, Zephyrs, Cahanlbre,y's:,
Tablings, Damask, Table Napkins, Muslins, Checks, Mulls, Downs, 'Curtain Net, Curtains, Qnilts, Gloves °and'
A:30I0. oserin endless variety.
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TAILO ING DE F'ARTMEN
carnage. `tile accident, happened
about one and a half nail's west of the
Hamilton railway stati'. , and on the
base of the triangle •hat forms the
fatuous arta ill fated "cut" or „Ire
commonly called th. Junction Out.
'The train was a heavy .ne, her eight
Passenger cars being w 11 tilled with
people, • Some•of the ars were even
crowded. Most 'of t victims were
,Americans on their wry to the New'
York °entero ne]. T me scene was one
horrible to contempt to the wreck, the
bufferhag, time .loss of ife. It issup.
posed that over tweetpersons perish-
ed in the flames most of whom have.
not yet been indent'' ed and many
may never'be.os nada' g but charred
remains were found. About a dozen
were wounded brat : re doing well,
The place is a daugero s one being the
wile of a former + •eident, The
accident .happened inst: utaueously and
unexpectedly . and t1 e cause is still
unknown. The trai was said to have
been going about 2r miles an hour.
List
Rev. Geo. M.
Toledo, Ohio, was ith
of the Congregati.
.Listowel, on Thur
The usual Council
afternoon. Rev.
Mr. J. Ritchie w
gates from Wing
ing meeting Rev.1
.A., of London, pres
right hand of fell
Gunner addressed
and Rev W.K. S
cherge to the peo
of welcome fiver
Mr. Oanhpbel l
Mr. Nugent (M
Deck (Baptist),
' Franklin himself
account Of Intl Oot
the ministry, ens
principles of Co
its history on th•s eozatinent.—Dr. W.
T. Park has ben chosen surgeon to
the 28th batt lion of Perth.—Tike
have been granted
(s—A Meintosh, Geo.
d, .F GilIiax, J B
Iliax (three months':
161,10o (conditionally),
lop— a vIedill (tar
Wel.
'ranklin, late of
trilled as Pastor
nal Church at
day, 25th uln—
as he'd in the
▪ K. Shortt and
re ,present as dele-
m. At the even-
. D. Hunter, M.
ed and gave the.
vship. Rev. Dr,
the Pastor elect,
rtt, 111. 11. , .ga ee the
ale. Short addresses
also given by Rev..
(Presbyterian) Rev.
t °dist) and Ray. Mr,
9
n
•fir.
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fancy Dry Goods Store aid Leading Gent's Finishing House
of Winghan
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C. F, B`, TIME TABLE
Trains arrive and depart as follows t
L&AVaUG
6:35 .In:,...,.,.,ForTorouto., .,,, .
2,16 p• ill
2:16 p. Ill „For Teeswater.
1@:30 p. m
CdE?Ar\T' T:E u C
10:80 " -
A. C. ST1tAT1ID 4 3, Amer, 'w,
Through tickets to all points in America—North.
West, Frantic Coast, etc,, via the shortest and all
popular 'outes,. Baggage checked through to
deatmatieu,Lowest freight rates to all pointe,
—TIME TABLE.
I,IAve WINOUAM, Allari•1I AT A'INetrAM.
0:30 a.. u.Toronio,Ouelph,Pahnerston, &4 3:30 p.m.
11:10 10:10 "
3:40 p m. " Clinton, "
7:25 " , ,...Palmerston, Mixed., . ..10:20 a.Iu,
Oen) a. ` . London, &o...... ...11;00 "
3:40 p.m, 7:46 p.m,
11:10 a.m.. , -.... E1neardine, &a....... 6:30 a.m.
3:80 p.m 11:10
10:10 ' " 6:60,4$n.
Holstein Rall for Service.
The holstein k'resiau Bull
"HURON LAD,"
Will be for service on the farm Of J. A. I;iollwen,
Lot 11, Con. 1, Morris, during the season.
This animal, broil by H. Dollen, Cassell, On-
tarlo, was calved off April 20, 1888; sire )3aruton, No
3237, 1111 11 ; dam, Eustrolia 2nd•, No. 8906, H 0 H
B. She was bred by 3-J IJollort, Cassel, Ontario.
, 92; Thoroughbreds, Hol -
3. A. MoEWEN,
Teem : Grade
steins, 'WO,'
Morris, May 2y .1889,
AUCTION SALE OF FARM PROPERTY.
In the matter of
THOMAS ABRAHAM,
I will sell by public auction at 2 o'clock P M on
Tuesday tho 14th day of May 1880, at Illy Milo in '
the Court House 1n the City of Stratford, the follow.
Mg properties
;Anon 1. Lot No. 28 in the 16th Concession of
the Township of Ellice, in the County of Porth, 100
acres, of which about 30 acres aro cleared. France
house 18 by20 feet, and Immo stable 20 by 30 feet,
Paltosr 2. North half of Lot No. 7 in Con,
the Township of Turnberry in the county of Huron
SO acres, of which about 25 acres are cleared. Frame
esen 80 by 54 feet. Log house.
TEROIS .'e third cash, balance on mortgage in
5 veers wit} tenet at 0 per cent., payable anou-
nlly.
JOHN }IOSSIE,
Sheriff' otilee, Stratford, 3 Assigne.
23 d April, 1880. t
11 of Listowel. Mr. OUNTY OF HURON TEACHERS' EXAMINA-
ave a clear and full ti tions 133m.
version and Call -to
•ging also upon the
gregaiioualism aha
following lion
for 1880 : •Hots
Ziiliax, J Put`ab
Dinkel, George Z
extension), J L
M Sullivan.
three mouths).
Wh ' eclhure•h.• -
The Rev, Mr. Davidson, of Alma,,
• very ably offieiav•d in the Presbyterian
church last Sabha h. Mr. Davidson
Second and third elan non-professional examina-
tions at the Collegiate Institutes and high Scheele in
the county on Tuesday, 9th Ju1v, 8.40 a. m. First
0., July 10th, 8,40 a. or. Candidates who wish to
write at either Cllrton. or Seaforth must notify D.
OL N 2LLee11, Esq,, P. S. Inspector, Clinton P. 0.,
not later than the 22nd of May,, stating -which of
the two schoolsthe)intend to writeu$at and those t �"( ja
who wish to write et Goderfeh must notify Jona E. _JiL .L/�.>ti.
Tont. Escl., P. S. Inspector,-Goderieh 0, 0. at the . "• • rILT�
anus dote. The not(60 Minuet be accompanied by a
fee of 95, or 910 if thb Candidate applies for the
First Class as well as Second Class Examinations;
No name 1.111 be forwarded to the Department unless
the fee accompanies it. Head Masters of the Colle-
giate Institutes or High Schnole will please send tho
applications of their Candidates to the Inspector of
the division in which the Collegiate Institute or
High School es situated. home of application may
be had from the Secretary.
PETER ADAMSON,
SECY. B. EX'S.
Goderich, April 22nd, 1889.
T.
f'
We control many lines of goods not to be found elsewhere in the trade. ]'or the present season the nurnbe'r°
of orders we'havo taken elle* we have what the trteae'requires,' and the prices we ask °defy competition. Our tifittipi
are liberal,.
BOOTS AND- SH -ES.
For value, make and assortment. See them
Groceries, Pure and Fresh.
We Make the requirements -o£ the trade a study: See the immense variety our stock contains: 'Inspection rcqueatede
G-Ral..A..'_T'
fear
--Or--
a YC
$15,00 \NO81fl
—OF
metal Goods;
Mut- Bs glatIghton
BEFORE MOVING
Has determined to clear out the
whole stock of •
DRESS GOODS, 1ttEADY-M. DP ,
CLOTHII' G, CARPETS, u Ju
FLANNELS, MANTLE
GOODS, OLOTUS,
TWEEDS, BLANKETS,
SHAWLS,
M.:.-.McID.
+ .. JPH1NG
1889
,4"11S 1V1 AN
Begs to announce to hermany patrons that her stock of
rig 00
for thin season, is compete it. every line, The goods were bought for
Gash, iii the best Home and Foreign Markets and will be sold at the'
lowest possible profits.
Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Lanes, Silks, Satins, BrooaiIen, Pius
and Velvet Mande Cloths.. .
sar 000113 IAIP01TE1? DIRECT, IIGOS TAKEN AS CASK..
111AS. HERDSMAN.
!N WEBSTER'.:
MEflANT TAND !TAUHMNT:
-A-RE '1113--E Lowest •
RED ROOKER HATS AND CAPS,
is a very earnest and able minister,l ,1.1
• one of the best,we have had for the are
past year. Though Whitechurch has •
been disappoin d in getting the:
111111is , they h ve called they are A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
eatialieii to kno there are some good.. —oF_
ours' ll:ft yet. .A span of horses FURNITURE of all Kinds,
FURS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES, ,OROOKERY AND
GLASSWARE,.
—0 ---
THE STOCK
IN WINGHAM.
Fine -Scotch, English, Canadian,
and these Celebrated ,
--re—
HALIFAX TWEED
ow1;Cd by Davi '" ixon, O aSt S.- Which will be sold at lowest figures.
wauosh, ran away being scared by adzzle
dog,jumping over the fence as they HAND MADE OR ORDERED GOODS. 1 �! �,j, �;,
passed No se ions damage was Soo my own make of Zfrtrasses, Lounges; &o,
1,osh, pure}Resod a spring cultivator prompt and careful attenti'6n, A11 work sono in Stock is complete.
and ovorythilig hn the upholstering line,
done.—David.. Cl i w, of . East Wawe.— picture .Frann(ng and ordered work will drone
Call aria het Bargains while the
from J, Cath I) 11, of 1Vilitechurch,• firet•class style, ----0
satisfied with his
•
ITndquisite i ur------ attended to at any hour'--�'�IIIS SS A— t prices that will est®
Ever • requisite in Stock, Embalming n specialty.
..Mr. Clow is we 1 h •
choice of a eultiv. for and says it will q "
oultivr itself i' one season. This Genuine blew alp
cultivator is buil 011 the sates grit
. oiple as the Gal harrow sold by the PEDUCT r'•` RATE'S
T r,
Er
D B CoLBICK, P �� S
Funeral Director and Embalmer,
•
Yankees last se .son, bat a better irn
or
Amens and sol at one half the
TO ALL POINTS iN{
•SeaegcbDtalge Goad
i h you.
tp �y
' � !tn `4:: mean tl.� s,: m„7i:r.�,
41
money. So mu h for our Canadian Remember we
itsauufaaturers. guarantee to gi�vOlit per -
MANITOBA,
11.11,
lionise—At'Winrham on the 261,11 ult., the wife of
Mr. 3. 1>. McKee, baton Ialter• ason.
01L01153—In. Culross. + tithe 20th tilt,, the Wife of
;!I • Hugh Oldies ; mil. ghtor.
Volans—At L,.wu . 'Ingham, nn the 30th tilt, the
alto or sir. James lvn son ; aeon
aaanow—At Goder .:h, on the 14th ult., the wife
Of J. T. Darrow, t,1. C. ; 0 sou.
rotor-.AtLra.:s,ds on taw 17tieult.,uhe wife of Mr,
11 lu 8. u,t , a (laugh r.
S,as to rn ,tt Breese s, on the 20th ult, the Wife; . ,i4'TEAMERS
of Connell -air Strat•han a daughter,
MOD; aet't ....At Lang ide, On thel4th tilt, the wife "5T.rrteb Enirlas", 1 "O,reOftto" and
of ritrll i,Bnr tv; a on. Leat•ing•Sarniaovery�'2'CIESDAYandILSIDAY night
1'oauo..- It i angel O, ofltlre 16th tilt, elle wife of duringnavlpnettnn, (+ seeker permitting): and calling
MI A Gordon; n dew;tar. every W1',tyNESDA Y and SATl1RDAY at (4oderieh
33 LYT>:+"7. and Kinrsrtlloe, who 0 they Connect with the G. T.
, in t11,10n. 10, for St. Joe's
[rr Croy3, on the 24811 tilt, by It. train Ititvini• 1 4 ir. ha a
neeph Whitfield to Miss Mary Island, Garden itiv, r, The Soo, Port Arthur anti
len h,,t,,'1ofGrey. Duluth, connecting at Port Arthur with the 0. P.
Lia t ,-••tit9s—At To onto, on the 24th ult, by R., and et Duluth with the Red Bleat Valley Wy,
11.5v L 21 wc,,zsmur, 1N 1.f 11 Ellis, el 1), Tilbury (len-
In Miss minnie, d tghter of Alt tleorge fleas, 1,i towne'r Wine, test A6Coxite»A8toh,
i , u 1 istewel. „ 1311;SEC Trltte AND 000103 op 1tdUTlis.
„it e-•-LALel. o Tnrnberr,v, an the .4th alt
y ! 31 A 4I Linton, lr ..ii (i,sM 1t (AMA ai ,
'•,waster. to 11405 awaree Jane Ilaflegh, oldest Ask your nearest Grand Trunk Ity agent 1sr
rte r 5. r of Sir James 11 r ,b. freight and 1farsenger rates,
I. v -5f r 801 At alaulton, On the 22rst Wt, � ,
I., ,: 16111011, Me how 1Ien,1,Of pOirvas; to litre ,4A8. 11. BEATTY,
' )01300 4{ z14,1*, of W k Aka,Lttih�Ml. MANtA!la', BA,RIiIA.
A M I L_LS feet fitting suit, A trial will convince.
BRITISH COLUMBIA s
—AND Tu' Pilot the Red Flag,
NORTH WESTERN STATES,
--VIA--
BE1TTY'S SA UUA LINE
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BICYCLE FOR SALE.
64 inch British Challenge, in perfect order, only
two seasons in uso, Address,
BICYCLIST,
1313;th P. 0.
For Sale.
/weird Acres of Land adjoining the Corporation
of II/Ingham, in Turuberry, 'free of stones and
stumps and well fenced, shade trees and a never'
falling spring. Apply to
A. ROE,
hotel.
TOWN AND VYLLAGE LOTS
`O, SALE.
Town lot 479,westside Leopold' street, Winikhann,
5616 Villa"n lot 25, McCrea's survey, B:1grave, both
pago root buiidinu piles, aro for sato. Apply
J. A. MORTONV
I3arriste`,
' wtAGAAII, Oitt.
ireh
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IURIEESMa.
DIAATS, SHI T , COLLARS
80c.s AT
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