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AUGUST 30, 1886,
Ci4, a,
'..'illart' '-Congo succeeded in
1.:s' 3rd ea se nonprofessional
,: s.w held tl July. Mitch credit
;:o•t,,n l:i as well as Mr.
:1, itis teach he being only
of. age. He will, leave in
it :r l:,'. -k to atteil . the Business
t+batham. ..the Unions of
1•%.'i• ;:l,ti Gorrie efeated Brussels
ele-v'n innings :.ane on the lat.
%"81='• 'fieot.fa.ls on D+ iday last. The
at av follows
i a8456 891011 ---total.
Iloteels,0 100 000600-8
lflaerf l.s 0'1. 3 3, tt 0. 1 1 1 0 8-16
110.tR c rio•s fix Brass s 'Grower, Stret-
on and 1.0ss, for Un 'as McLauglin
and tiail"ttt l:son.. The- eviler stook
o:at t+ Welt and the 1atier 14, The
'Unions. p':ty the Olippe s of Walker..
ton all ^t "ra:ueter ou Th • rsday. They
hove only lust one ga ' of ball this
rfty.--Mr Oscar Stni , who works in
Perkins airy goods tore, has been
slightly under the w ether of late, but
We Hope to see hits able to fill his
usual pi+SItion on the diamond, at
short, on Thnrs • ay.=lliiss Etta
Ayers, daughter of ' ev Mr Ayers, has
been tai isteal. with t •hoid fever dor
tug the bleb three wee s, :but ander
the v zitil of Dr. ';luck he is beginning
wo i11iL rr_,vtl -:11r Gar ey, of London, ,
who commenced the ' pie factory here
hit winter is in taw ' . fie has made
stile of dil his dri-d apples at • 7+
cents per lb. --Quit• a number took in
the a ,eur11on. fro xi.
Harriston to
Owen Soutld via ,ton on Monday.
`Gulros
• A few days'past, 111
of
Kinloss, gothis fo
oh Mr J N Pickell
wheels of Aliens en
Woodstock,
it. -Mr Da
jroodstock, is• ho
4.ther's Mr Neil
has a good situatio
son Bos. ---1r R
(tut American variety
p:aee which IS now o
high and still . growi
had a horse which ce
Friday last. He w
ou Mr Wellsvood's
to nave got dixguste
he was driven, so 11
died.
Sam Garbett,
t badly crushed
One .of the:
ine and toiler ran
McKinnon, of
e visiting at . his
McKintion'e. Dan
with the Patter- •
rshall has corn
growing on his
rfourteen feet
g. -Mr Weigle
sad to wiggle on
ased plougiliug'
lace and seems
with' the 'way
laid • down- and
Lower Viii hale.
Mr. George Phappe , of Parkhill,
• who spent a few day with his parents,
has returned home gain. --,The Rev,
Mr. Moorbouse is totdiug a series of
prayer meetings i Lower Wingham
school house and al o at Zetland, and
they are largely derided. • Mr.
Moorhouse is a Veit forcible and
plain speaker, and sows bow to
explain the Seripture so fully that no
nue can inisundersta d or fail'to see
the right path to w .1k in. May he
have souls for his h'
Zet and.
Mr.Angus MoD ugall,teacher of the
school of this place,. . resighned before
the holidays and has secured another
situation in the S:,o-Miss Walker,
of Lackuow, has bee I engaged in Mr.
McDougall's place,' here is a greataeel
of sickness here • at present. -Mr.
Robert Kennedy 1 as been very sick
for the last two w'eks.-Miss Maggie
Tervit is able to , a out again. -.The
,weather is very h t and dry, Every-
thing is parceled np.
13o Etc,
the H.owiok Not re' list shows 1,176
voters to be regis erect ftiais year, 939
qualified to vote =t both municipal
elections and elect s to legislature
assembly, 127 at unieipalelections
Indy, and 110 at le.islative (Assembly
only. ,The total taumbei' of persons
qualified to serve 1 =jurors is 652.
ORN.
n CCORMics-- In w hats, on the,27th Inst., the
wire of Mt. D: igtCot ick; a daughter.
1ic1)oroatt-••In mwanosh, 00 the 27th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Andrew .Donggall; atiaughtor,
AIMIP. •ln fiowick, on t 28th hist., the wife of
Mr Wm Adair; adaughte
WasaAa:--In Illnevale o the 24th iflrt., the wito
ro 1 Iter. Wm. Wsaman ; a " auF titer.
BtA44n--1n T 1•t berry, . n the 17th inst., the; wife
o Mr. Win heard " a d
innsn-In lestet-WA. nosh, on the 171k inst., the
wife :,t Mr. The luzsh ; a deal_ ghikr.
lfaa.ttert•��tap 1• 1tani, on the 7 zh list., the
Nita et 4dr.htIcata" alias; wdaughber,
Ismer -In Morris' • a the 15th inat., the wile of .
ldr. W. htelbr ; a sen;
etas,-.11rstmt. W 1n
hp tn• key. lir. Howl%
1a;,a A a i• duster, o
PPPI oxe -hm po
tacky, yomrnr*nt
yoht Via L.w'rd
112:61. •
e�10 he path but
114664,* O:.Uetroit, to
UMW, aged 1, on Else Iath I lei tlRulli'riibbt30:1,
Mr Wm, G.
W'ilehl ata- P. 0,
Ind. Sanford
f I GLI4 1 +[AABIC..'.'.'TS.
Wtaouani, August SSD, 1880
Corrected LY P. Leans, Produce Dealer.
klour per 1001bs, p 2 75 to 2 76
AU Wheat per bushel, • 0 84. 0 Ot)
Spring " 1. 0.90 to 0 91
Oats, . 60 to 60
Peas 25 to 80
Fatales, - + • -
11uttcr for lb, tub, • 13 to.:, 14
do Itnils, 12' to 18
Page per dunes, + 11 tO 11
Wood per cord, • 1 20 to 1 40
flay per ton, Si 00 to 7 OR
V, P. R. TI112'E TAIMir;.
Trains arrive and depart ag follows :
!MOM* ARIMPP t
0:8.5 A. m. ... .. ....For Toronto...... ,...5:36 a. ,n
14 2:15 t
Si15 p. m For'Teeswator 2:151"�
1.0:80 p. in 10:20
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G-1:?,.A.1\17,2) TRil'ZTK 1 'Y
A, C. ST1iATH17EE, Aoz'w, Wiseman.
Through tickets to all points in Atuotica-North.
West Paciflo Coast, to., via the shortest and all
.popular routes. Baggage checked through to
destination. I',owest freight rates to all points.
- TIME TABLE.
I,EAv2 wwou *r• AItwwyn Ax 1riNORADt,
0:39 a m.Tgronto,Cluelph,Paltuorston, Ste. 3:50 p.m,
11:10 ' 10.10
3:40 p.m, " " Clinton, sr
7:25 " .....Palmerston, Mixed,.. 10:20 Gan,
6:50 Ilan London, &o., 11:00 "
8:40 p.m. 11 7:45 p.m.
11:10 e.m,. ,. ..Eincardtne, &o,.., ,...Q:39 a.m.
3:80 p.m " 11:10. "
10:10 " . 0:40 p.m.
Cattle Bstray.
Strayed from the premises of the subsorlber; lot
No. 4, concession 4, Morris, on Saturday, the 24th
August, seven steers. -three yearlings. grizzly red
color, with bell-shaped w ' e spot in forehead ; four
two years olds, throe color, and ono grey, with
stag horns; ono of rad twa•ycar-olds so,nowhat
smaller than the or two. Any persongivini; such
information as ill lead to their recovery will be
suitably raw ed,
,THOS. ANDERSON,
Delgr ve P. O.
FARM TO RENT.
In the Township of 1Vailace, one 'bole north of
Gowanstown, comprising 100 acres, 88 acres oloared,
10 acres of pasture with a firat.class spring (no trouble
to water cattle,) and 14 Gores of good meadow, with 4 •
acres of fail wheat and seeded, the balnuoe under..
good cultivation. Frame barn and log house with
well at both. Por lull partloulars apply to
J. W. SCOTT, Banker, Lietowei,
or to E. A. LEWIS, agent, Palmerston. .
TOWN .AND VILLAGE LOTS'
FOR SALE.
•
'gown lot 439, west silo Leopold street, Winghatn;
and Village lot 25, McCrea's survey, Delgrave, both
excellent building sites, are for sale, Apply to
J. A. MORTON,
iSartieter, 8,o,,. -
WatiellaM, Oalx
t,t,Talil EX& R CfS
id:io fi0 TI1 S
11 TH-NEST
In order that the Ramon of Ontario may rare an
opportunity to learn the exact truth about the re•
suit of the drouth in the North-West during the
present season, the
nacli
acific
SALES TO saw,
Nursery ook. All goods
mar Ord -elass.-
Pernasnent, p1 t, proflta• pogttions for the
right men. Good arias and . Tenses paid weakly.
Liberal imlunatuenta be ars, Na prev'ions ex.
perionce necessary. 0 rco. Write for tering,
giving age.
Vitas.
(Mention tits paper.)
PLM -ANT VAL oe-sr .A.PUA.]:t•"X".
Ws, Nurseryman,
a,7toohestor, N. T.
The under= ned has to Bile a number of Colo.
Wes of PURE' ALLIA HIES, Ile also keeps on
hand a tali supp of lyes. All ;mien! promptly
tteuded to.
Carpenter work ' -' lte braucheaattended to at
all types.
PETER , h1lf.LEIt.
‘gingham,
Opposit• trennan'gtannery
r
RED ROOKER
Punitive Sucre.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
F'URRNITDRE of all lauds,
which will bo Bold at lowest figures;
HAND MA,17 l 017 01tD111 D GOODS.
Sae MY own hake of 8t+treeses, Lounges, &o,
and everything in the upholstering line,
Picture Warning and ordered work azll reoetve
prompt and careful attention. All work done in
ffrat•olass style,
Undertaking Promptly attended to at any hour
Every requisite in Stook, Embalming„ a specialty,
• D. B. C &LBICK,
Funeral Director and Embalmer,
REDUCED RATES
TO ALI. POINTS -INS
MANITOBA,
'BRITISH COLUMBIA
-AND THE-
N ORTH.WEST ERN STATES,
`
BEATTY'S SARNIA LINE
STEAMERS
"1JNnTED Farms", "ONr. R,o" and "CAMrASA."
Leaving Sarnia every TUESDAY and 1FRIDAY nigh
during Navigation, (weather permitting). and calling
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at Goderich
and Kincardine, where' they connect with the O. T
It. train leaving Wingham at 11,10 a. m, for St. Jae' .
Island, Garden River,. The Soo Port Arthur and
Duluth, connecting at Port Arthur with the O. P.
R., and at ;Duluth with the Red River Valley R'y,
•
LowasyBATias+ 138sy ACCOSIMODATION,
E.,xptaess 'TAP ,li» On010R OF ROUTES.
Ask your" nearest Grand Trunk R'y agent
freight and passenger rates.
JAS. H'. FIEATTY;
GENERAL MANAGER, . SARNIA.
n Pioneer Huhn Store
Oflor the following very low harvest excursion rates:
WINNIPEG rs
DE;1:.ORAINE
GLENBORO' . ' •
SAL'1'COATS .1
MOOSEJAW' ,d
CALGARY •
Aug. 20, returning Sept. 80
Sept. S , " Oct. 14
Sept. 24, " Nov. '4
Full particulars from any agent of the Company.
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SAW MU STAVE. FACTORY &
COOPER SHOP
FOR SALE.
MR. J. J. ANDERSON
Having centered his interests hl Mani.
toba now offers for sale his
Saes Mill, Shingle Factory fk Stara Factory,
Conveniently situated near the Grand
Trunk. Railway Station, Wingham.
All these establishments are Weil equipped and in
good
de orderito engage an ,1 this excellent
t01 chance
neve. r particulars and tonins apply to
J. J. ANDERSON, Proprietor,
WINGHAlt, ONT.
ZETLAND SAW MILL
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Car load Orders a Specialty.
WOOD delivered to any part of
Winghalii.
ita
"Order, by mail prompt 3r attWndt tt to.
•
STONE" 'BLOCK.
!.. `-We give - special_ .attention to the
following lines : -
IRON PIPE, ALL SIZES PROM TO 3
1N011.
IRON AND BizAiiS PIPE FITTINGS.
FIRE BRICKS. MILL FILES,
MACHINE OILS,
AMERICAN WATER WRITE COAL
We are sole agents in Wingham for
the sale of 4lenuirle Rubber Paint
the best iu the world.
All kinds of shelf and
heavy Hardware at
bottom prices.
Land Plaster in bags always oli hand.
les. A. Wine Ct
PUBLIC TICE.
Another large consign-
ment of Fresh Teas or
superior - quality.
In order to counteract
the dishonest practices
perpetrated on the pub-
lic by pedlars and others
we are offering Special
Inducements in Tea and
Coffee, and solicit your
patronage.
W. `y_ T, YATES,
The China Muse.
o e.
FOR THE BEST VALUE
O -RD )1 CLOTHING
GO TO_
HATS, OAPS,SHIRTS,
QOI4LAR1$, CUFFS, 4w,
Cheap fob KASH.
.----AT--------
k&r9 o
SHE CITY GROCIEAY
CHANCED HANDS.
C. J..
Having purchased Pl, lliscock's i grocery and made heavy , aur.
classes in -
GENERAL GROCERIES and P1 OVIS iON$,
Glaaavrare, 0.,
1Ie has now
F11T xi 211R,S
ARRIVING DAILY,
-------and offers ---r-=- (Y Q
SOLID BARGAINS FOR CASH,
CoMO and. see. - - Try goods and ascertain prices.
A C1W!CE S'T'OCK OP GARDEl'T SEFt S & lIO' h1i HOLt PLANTtit
0. d. READiNG.
FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY.
dl's Oity Res tn.!
ARRIVED THIS ®AY
STRAWBERRIES, BANANAS, ORANGES, •
LEMON , PINE APPLES, ' t@G', &C.
Finest Qulaality at Bottom Prices.
MILK: SSHAK
9:
The .Most .Popular Summer. Drink. Something New. " To
Tll.ste is to appreciate.
PURE ICE . CREAM,
Any Flavor always ready. Very special Reduced Rates to all.
Fublie Entertainments,
CONFECTIONERY
The most complete stock in , the county. Pure Creams a specialty. Call
and see me. -
on't ?
MU'S CITY RESTAURANT.
is-
UWL
6SS YOU !ANT TD BUY aAP-
-1, We claim to have the largest and best assorted stock of WathesCocks and Jewellery in Wingham. Our stock consists of American
and English Gold.PlMed and Rolled plated Jewellery of all descriptions,;
A.111011001 and Swisd Watches, Canadian and American Gold and Silver
Watch Cases, Spectacles and Opera Glasses-.
2. We buy alLour goods in big lots, and pay spot each for ev'er'y.
thing we buy, therefore vine customers may be sure that we axe at no
disadvantage as compared with others.
It will pay you to:.'call and inspect our goods before busying else..
where. We will 20 per cent lower than any other . dealer in
Wingham, , .
In order to make room for our large Xmas stock, now ordered, we,
Will sell at cost for 30 days.
WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
For quality of material; used and close - of workmanship we ac-
lknowledge no superiority at the people's Jewellers,
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