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'Don't knew whether to go to iso Miss Xate Oaldhiolt; has returnedvtlyvirtenowtenwriatroti
den Exhibition.pr l+uoknow Oaledon- .froth her holiday trip to the Jolty ''of Industrial—Toronto, oSeptember
che September to .
Ian games, a know, ?—Popping Belleville, mid looks as though the to 19.
cora is the amusement and eastern air agreed with Pier.—Mr Great Gautral-• .arailton, Sept. 23 to 27
•,gratin Corn in tie oreateat delicacy Ohas Fraser •is attending the 'Model
1Vra if Morood, of Thossalon, is School in Oederieli.—Several of cur
visiting her nephew, Mr.Johu Mcg011- young bloods are attending the *obit
:Cie, --Miss ,.rime McKenzie, of Kin - show" in Termite this week,—Harvest
Wellesley and Jiaathope•-Wellesley,
Sept. 2.1 end 25.
Central 7lruoe--Paisley, Sept, 24 to 26.
The Northam -Walkerton, Oct.1 to 4.
North Perth ,.-Stratford, Oct. 3 and 4.
lough, is visiting her friend, Mies Mi is over DOW, say boys, what's the Listowel, l3ept. 18 to 21.
.Oanipboll.-- Miss Annie Ross has wetter with revive ug the base ball N Mi1Gcl�elte Septi Rg raid 2Sept, 24 and 215.
'returned to London, after visiting her club 4 7.
South Perth, St, Mares, Sept 24 and 26..
old home,— The Misses Broomers, Drat WaWanoelt, Beisra,ve, Gut. 1 and 2.
who have been visiting friends here, • Wroxeter Clinton, Sept..24 to 2,6.
have returned to .their home in-'Toron- Brui:aols,tOot,.8 and 4.
. ;to. miss Irl. Oampbell is visiting p Exeter, Sept, 26 and 24,.
-friends in Ripley,— Mr Cottle, of, d I Zurich, Sept, 19 and 20,
%Whitechurch, is repairing a number of Blyth, Oct. 8 and 9.
the desks and doors in :6011011 house Wroxeter, O9t, d and 2.
No 9. •Harvesting is about complet-• Nnrriston, Sept. 2a and 27.
ed ; some,of the oats are vary rusty.—Palmerston, Sept. 21 and 2,.
h' Tl p d d Guelph, Sept, 20 and 26.
The greatest excitement.at present is Mitchell, Sept. 26 atad 27.
. tiling the ground'for wheat; a shower Central, at Uargilten, Sept. 22 to 27.
.•of rain would greatly refresh the
Bambara, Brautfgral, sept to to 12.
A destructive fire. took Vito • here
on Milonday,week, by whicia tyro houses
and astable were completely destroy-
ed. The fire originated in Mr. A.
McLeod's stable and is supposed to
have been started by a spark from the
chimney. • 1e fire spread rapidly an .
caught on the houses of Mr. McLeod
and Mr. A, wake and soon burnt
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wSUM)them to the ground. There was no Northwestern, Gsderich, Sept, 17 to 19.
(INTENDED POR LAST ) d .. Southere �C. anttis's,at St. Thomas, Sept:,
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age in9nralacs.—.All the hpusebold' effects J.'enivaular,�l,t Chatham, Sept. 17 to 19.
Mrs 'William Gleeson, who has,
were save . 24 to 27.
;beef; visiting her old florae near
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• Huron Items •
Clinton, has returned. ---Mise Rachel, Why ls a newspaper like a pretty
.(taunt, who has been. in Dakota for Mr; Peter W. Ourrie, of •Strath- gird To be pelfeot,it must be the
,the past year, has arrived home,—• •roy, has been appointed third assist- embodiment of many types, tits form
1t1ts Melia Roes le atpresent in deli- 'ant teacher of the Goderich High is'made up, it is chased, though inclin
.tate health.—These who were at God- school in place of Mr. Raiser. ed to be giddy.. it enjoys "a good press
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For every Department of our large premises is literally4 janmled with-
New, Seasonable, Stylish and Remarkably Oheap FALL
—GOODS. Splendid, range of—
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DRESS GOODS
In every design and texture, from the cheapest Melton to the richest
—Silks or Satin.—
PL U S,I E SAll shades from 50 cts up, and other trimmings to match all styles of
--Dress Goods,Be sure to see our
•erich on,the 20th, had a charming. Rev. A. McMillan, of Manchester,.' the more rapid the better, has a weak- (�hit. �1 ¢ r �j q��time, we believe,.—Mr Mallough ie intends to leave for Scotland about ness•for gossip, talks a good demi, can MoBtigthois it EYWt1 ��dr � 1eli 11, E
now adding to tris stock and gpttifig Oct 1st to pursue his studies in the Amid some praise and is awful proud 11 Yy
�things.ut order.—Mr Wm Gleeson land of ; his birth, It is • aiot yet of a' new dress.. It •cannot be kept in;
who wills yn Its
has purchased the property of Messrs known uppldu i
} y g good humor without cash.
B and B Ross, for $0,009.—ale Kin •absence. ;
>eaid Bros,of Wingl►am, have bought a Boyd Miorrison, son of Matthew:
..lathe from Rim Gleeson. Morrison, of Walton, has been en- Double I 000motivee.
gaged'to teaeli in S' 6 -No. 9, Morris,` The. Railroad Gazette calls attentioal'te
The ss doable locca votive for the Indian state
Kineardin e.
The Watertown firm who have the
*contract of putting in the waterworks
• here have notified the town council
:that owing to the impossibility of
securing iron piping just now, that it'
Sias been definitely decided by the firm
that the Kincardine waterworks will
not be commenced until early in the
sipring. The material and plant. will
;_he got in readiness so that work eutiabe
pushed forward Without delay when
the start is made.—Messrs. J. 3,
Fisher & Co, are now running the
foundry with a full staff oU hands,
$laving lately received a targe .num.ber
id orders from different parts of the
country. The'fact that the Eloper-
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Aline foundry turns out good' work in.
°engines,, boilers and mill machinery
,generally, maintains for the institution
ya name which is a credit to `the town.
—A by'..law has been sub'initted .to the
Tote+ of ,the ratepayers for $7000 for a
• bonus to Messrs. (,rundry'Bros. &'Oo.
;to, stereo. stove foundry in .toWn.
Listowel•
Qaite a number of our townspeople
;attended •tale Caledonian .games -at
Lucknow, on Wedtiesday.--”Mr. J: W.
peg* and patty have returned from
their European tour, which they en-
joyed thoroughly, --Tile Victoria flour
mills oa Palmerston have been routed
by Moyer & Go.,1»illers, of this town.
es -District Deputy Grand Master, 1.
,.0 O. F., J. 0. Butt, was presented on
the evening. of Tuesday, the 8rd, ton
the occasion of hid retirement, witµ a
niuelyworded address handsomely
gamed in gilt. Oa the . oeeasion in
, •question a number of, brethren,includ•.
lag sovgral from Mount Forest and
Harriston, assembled in the hall 'of
the Oddfellows. After Mr. But had
addressed his fellow•brotbers in reply
• the assentbly-adjourned to the Grand
Central hotel, where the visiting
' brethren were entertained ,to supper
next year for a salary, Of X350,
present teacher, A. Anderson, intends ' railways which is a novel' departure from
in to Mlanitoba.
the+commonpractice. The • design is really
go g a permanent .double header; that is, it is
Anna to, one of . his nteaxded for use when theeonditionsa,e
animals the other day, Mr. Thomas such as to require the use of two 1ocomo-
While WORSTED SINIKCS AND T D i
every Suit we make to be satisfactory, in . bt,y1e,
—workmanship and fit.—
For FLANNELS, either grey, red,. white or blue, and away down..in price, be sure you visit the "Anchor."
Stacks of WHITE AND GREY COTTONS, TIMINGS, SHIRTINGS ant i
GENERAL DRY Goods, offering cheap. '
—Great value offered in—
Sweet, Exeter South, narrowly' es- tives:of the ordinary type, o,lntinuw11y8n
gaped death. .The animal ' reared, tandem. This arrangement removes the
and getting Mr. Sweet under' its' feet necessity for two tenders, and renders
trampled him to unconsciousness. easier the transmission of signals from
There died at his residenee,7th con, one cab to another. There is nothing in
Hullett, on irriday, Sept 6, Mr Hum- this arrangement to criticise; it is really
phrey" Swill, after an illness .of some almost the only plan upon which loco-
motives of great capacity can •be con -
months; "aged 68 years. Deceased was
for many years a ,prominent figure in
agricultural matters. • In. the ,Sheep
and cattle industry he 'was one of the
pioneer' introducers of thoroughbreds
into the county. He was for -several
years reeve and oenon:11er of lids
township. • He`w.s a broadsfiotitdered,
broadminded man• with very many
friends; ale leases, a ' grown up
family.
Rev. Henry Wall, D. D , formerly
in charge'pf St Paltl'atchliroh,4;lirtton,
died at his sou-itolaw's residence near
.Chestertown, Mel, recently, aged 72.
Deceased Was • thrice married, his
first wife being a sister of Arehdeacen
And guarantee
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Piles of SHIRTS,
structed with any approach. to a mini •
mum of weight per .running foot oP�fA� l lu.
•�9_r�e a FLOOR
track. This general plan is not new in
TIES,
HATS and UNDERCLOTHING -
To suit every taste.
OIL CLOTH.;
America, however. The well knowa. , . Please visit this department before diving your orders elsewhere.
William. Mason, of the Mason:•],ocomo- e,
.tire works, :of Taunton, Mass., con-
'striieted locomotives on tpisgeneral plan
-many years since, drecently the.
Sonth lids Raprdiart company, of
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or �. 4; .:.,. : r , , cintyre
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THF BROWN ANCHOR,
WINGHA.M.
Chicago, svlrzCe anveet,igatingathe posse-
bilities of extending the usefulne§s of the
proposed structure in3reare to cones,;,i-
oided that the adoption cif a locomotive
of a design similar to tIie'one.described
above would enable them to haul nearly
double the number of cars arouud 'the
sharpest curves with¢ut'"fnbreasing•the
load per running foot Of the structure.-
Farr, tr, of Westminster, England, . science. -:
Rev. Edward Wall is the son of this
marriage.: Dr. Wall's remains were
iutet•red, at Fredricktonb Virginia 'PILE. ' TILE; TILE.
The estate of a man named Fischer, = Farmer and others in need of Tiles for draining"
who _died recently in Germany, ' purpose can he tiutiplioci dt oor bridkyurdr Avery
'' argo ock of ell eizef on hnnd<
amounting,it is said to some $51,
000,000, is awaiting proof of heirs,
when it is to be divided. An . item no
a Western paper says that. the Aineri- l _
can heirs number 72, cf whom 22 live Been south halves of 'Lots 28 and 24, Con. 1; in the
1n,Missouri . and several in Illinois.
There is, however good ' reason to
be44ieve that the T+ischers of Colborne
township are the nearest heirs, Mr. J
J. Fischer having attended the funeral
of a brother of the ' owner of the
estate. ' Michael Fischer; in Vtt'ughan
township, still lives in the old: home-
stead where the deceased:' settled, and
in. `whioii he died. Our Canadian
friends are looking the matter up, and
all who know them will hope they may
Brussels, ' he successful. •
There was a very large attendance, • •
in the Methodist thumb, on Monday, Brune County Items.
week, to hear the lecture On r'J.he
Human Voice," by Rev. Jas. Living- . Mr Pemberton, cattle dealer, with
atone, of Clinton. Forllpwardsaf an headquarteta at Paisley, skipped out
jtour.the reverend lecturer dilated on last week, leaving aeonsiderable num-
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Winghanl.
Vingham, Sept 12th, '89. -
Parra for sale.:'
this important subject, ,explainieg
what voice war,how it should be used
and cared for and the necessity of
training this very important agent.-
" At the Council meeting last Monday
• evening it was decided to purchase
250 feet of rubber hese for the Are
engine. This is money well invested,
ber of friends in that town and neigh.
y p1000 y
boyhood to mourn his sudden iu continued intho •same prase by
exit. He was well known and thought , under 'thearttpof J J lipmuth di
to be one of the most 'flubstantial r J HOMtIxil
cattle dealer in ttruce.
Township of Morris, and containing100 acres.'
Situated 4} miles from Winghan}and 28 utiles from
Bluevale. Said term . is in good condition, well
watered, and. adapted for either. stock or grain.
Buildings and fences in gond state of repair, There
is a bank barn 60 x 40, with sheds, frame dwelling
house 80 x 20, newly sided and -painted, -with sheds
attaohed. Tho farm is well drained with tile. The
said farm. with alt theimplementa npott,the predtises,
including binder,"reaper, mower, waggons, top
buggy, ploughs, harrows and other things too
numeroustt
$4,200
in part
mention, is aferod for the aura of
fC business stand in ,Wingltam will be taken
x,ymeat.
ROBERT A. ORAHAM,
Winghalu P. O.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership here-
tofore existing between us as boot, shoe and hal:-
nem manufacturers in the Town of Wingham, under
the frni of Homuth A Buohatpn has. this day been
dissoh•ed by mutual consent.
All debts duo'to the late firm are to be paid to
John J. Homuthi who will pay .all liabilities of the
late firm.
.1. HOMUTH,
Wttnegs, J. A. MORTON. JOHN BUCHANAN.
•Dated Wingham, Sept. 2nd '89,
The business formerly carried on byHomuth
Buchanan w
the undorai
Son,
On Thursday morning last a fire �yTr �r��••�•� •�;l
was discovered in the tannery at - ROCKr1ro x1J. il,1'1S.
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Tiverton. A strong wind blowing ,
at the time and the fire having gainedPhotograph ' Galley
a considerable headway, tiothin could
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'ZeRib 3• be clone to save the ltin building, ldin ,
11 111 lfbb f vJ itg
' is spending a few days with her which was destroyed with all the con–
tong Experience, close attention and
sister,MO. Fred .Thomson. --Mr. tents. A, large qualitity of bark and
unexcelled 'facilities,. enables me
George Thomson, of this lace, left some oil, however,' was saved. Tho
g p fire is supposed to hnve originatedto taro out uniformly a c'ass of
last week on a tour of the north- pp work equal to that of any
west. He expects to be gone about a from the smokestack. Lees, about Gallery in the west,
month.—Miss Ella Porterfield, of 23,000 ; partly insured.
Clifford, is visiti ,g frieade here.
The figure 9 in our date: has souls 'Work of everydescription artifi•
Dull promptly and satisfactorily done.
Teeswttter. to stay. ' No man or woman now Y� p lr Y Y
Mr 'P Arkell, of this vicinity, has living will ever date a •document with. (y 11I Y qUp
been successful ill carrying offnow out usurg a 9. it nostands at the �l s AID fr
prizes for Cotswold sheep at the .extreme right, --1839, Next year it
Buffalo fair, The showof sheep is will move up a peg -1890, and there -A SPECIALTY.--
admitted to be the best ever brought it will stay fur ten years. It will A Large Assr►rttnont. of Prames.
together in America. Mr Arkell is to then move up to the third place•. -e kep„,cunstat try on hand. Prices as
¢.d cong t ted Ons , ,d • . T , as are consistent with good • work,;
ra ula hi .access, 1900 an reel
there fur' 00 eerie, low r
LATH,
SHINGLES,
AND WOOD
Rept constantly on hand or out to order ant deliver.
ed In any part of the town on the shostost possible
notice. ' •
All orders attended to promptly
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Orders in Car Lets a Specialty.
Mill and Yard on Josephine street,
adjoining the C. P. R, track.
L. & ti. MuLEAN.
Wiggham, May let, 1880,
row LOT'S FOII', SALE.
Town Lott lira. 282, 268 and 81din the Town 'clot
of 1V01011am, to iteininii;tai; an acre odd!, aro for
1.du. Apply to
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1 Q lel�j� TOaFndLOOD,s
Embracing Cleo a history of the floods in Willimos.
port, Loch Haven, Sunbury, and nil the flooded
districts id the State of 1,etn,ev1vania, also is Wash.
ingion, D.0„ New York, Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia, all of which reused the, total toes et
trey 11,000 lives and the dettraution of oser240,000,
100 worth of property.
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