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FRIDAY OCTOBER, l it 1880. —The British
---.,, foundered while on
• .t:3Y ustieX titnore to Rio Jane
eight of her, crew we
Jutlge Doyle, Il,3vioiu;x ()dicer for The population o
'this county 1t1 connection with the` year 18 14,726, its
Dominion Vaterli' Lit will hold year, an increase o
Overt iia the Town Ilan, Brussels., ou gregate value of pr
November9th, for the revision ot` the 280, as against $5,17
local lists.—W 11 McOiaesell Swept ar an increase of X29
the prize list ,t Cie 1Vinglisn *Fair
last week Caking 21 prizes, lie also • SOI:
exhibited at L'elarave on Tuesday and ioLEon—lu Wiug
\V eduesddy of last week )vheke•he" was the wife of Mr, Doll
awarded 25 prizes, ---Last •Sund•ay a oaa t Iu Turf'
eveniul; the Salvation Army • bade the wife of Mr R Hog
farewell to the two young lady oifi(ers TAYLOR--Iu Blyth,
who have been here for several months. of Mr Jacob Taylor •
They wore very faithful In their 'Work. the w fe o MInT 1
—it is reported that Fred McCracken Bowra- In Hul
and John Meadows have rented the wife of Mr Geor
tannery, owned .by Joha Shannon, of SNisLL—In L`a80
Lutadou, And Will start a hennery on u alt, the wife of Da
WALT EWI: CIu Br
large scalp, --Last Sunday afternoon wife of Mr James
the Foresters o% Brussels and locality a sou,
marched to St. J ohu's church and
listened to a very sni,table and pray•
Boal sermon from the h,cuinbent, Rev
W T Clulf, from the wora3 found in
'T'saltu 56, 12th verse:.. -Thy vows are
upon me, 01 God
,I will render pra&Ss
unto, thee. Following o,it the ;first
part of the text the rev gentleman
showed. the vows taken by this benevo•
lent Order and urged oil the brethren
the necessity of keeping all their vows.
'There were about 80 Foresters present,
•luemberd caning from Attwood, Oran-
+brool<,Blyth,Sunshine and 131uevale to
.;enjoy the service. Court Alexandria
is doing well and has a large number
.ofmembers who are ready and willing
to extend the hand of fellowship to
all who will cast in their lot With
them.
Sete • -
We are pleased to find that during
Lis late visit to Toronto Mr. Nichol-
son has undergone a successful opera-
tion on his eye, which gives promise
of a complete recovery of that impor-
tant organ.— Whilst some of oar
farmers may be deploring the present
low prices and indulging a hope that
their profession may be more remun-
- erative in the future, it would appear.
that some of their brethren in, the old
country have been still greater suffer-
ers from the severe and 'long depres-
sion while at;ricultnral operations have
sustained. in England, as the.following
quotation from the West Sussex Gaz-
ette, dated the 12th Sellteniber, 'last
Will abundantly show; "We have
xuore thane once called attention to
the claims of the Royal Agricultural
'Benevolent Institution, and we are
• glad to admit that they have ' been.
iucreabin ly reco razed in the district.
It is to rural districts and to the
country. church collections that. the
institution naturally looks for support.
The subscriptions last year amounted
to nearly £0,000, as against £1,800
in 1885. That increase ensured the
election of 200 pensioueers, so that at
present 729 persons are being main
taiued at an annual cost of £15,696,
the recipients consisting of farmers
'who curing twenty years have eulti
voted, as an exclusive means of
support, holdings of at least 100 acres,
or ttt rentals not less than £150, and
who have attained sixtyfive years of
ago ; also the widows and unmarried
daughters of such men. .But 300
• candidates, many of whom have been
large farmers, are, still awaiting else-
- Con."
A Pennsylvania editor answers the
correspondent who propounds the
query, Did you ever sett a baldheaded
woman.? in the following strain : No,
we never did. Nor did we seta, a
woman waltzing around town in her
shirt sleeves with a cigar between her
teeth, We never saw a woman go
n
fishui„ with a bottle in her stip pocket,
bit d'round on the damp ground all day,
fuid go horde boozed in the evening.
Neither have we seen a woman yank
off her coat, spit on her hands and
swear she could whip any matt in
town.
-•-TheMifi1ingburg Timer will not "get
left on news if the editor knows it. In a
recent issue he said : "Don't forget the
editox when you have a !news item. 1f
your wife whips you let 118 know of it and
we will set you right before the public.
If you have company tied tats --if you are
nut ashamed of your visitors. If a young
v;aitor arrives at your house and demands
sopa and raiment, buy a (insider's worth of
c rs and come around, and if you are a
t h subscriber we will furnish n taame.
inr him or her, an eireutuetauo,ra ,,arrant.
1 f you have a social gathering of a fdty
friends, bring around su big cake, six or
r van pies or e. Marin --not neoesaarily to
but set E. guarantee of good Lath."
i ou 1i aeclu't bother to invite us as it May
1 e a little :rx• e.u:1 for out wardrobe. We
401.11 bion clients little tuiu,ls b#r•,u i Gt r1 a
�alwif tha uewa, and we wiii live i,,,"
•F `• tear 7- ;j I p
0 new State
Ittt�d to the
en passed find
proviso,
teamt't ra(more ,T
er way from 13a1- Atlas eve confidence in anvil you to
io, and twenty
e drowned. his stock of ti
Brantford this'
13,8841 t ,
Ir1N.C'....r 1't
M. IL .�l�eli DOO
alnbt 1a8 Go�ds
2Caneral D
erty is $5,461,,
,6110 last year,
,000.
am, on the 6th Inst„
McLeod, of Toronto;
y, 0u the 7th inet,
a Boil,
u pot 1st, the wife s hoice'Novelties in shades and design ; inelncl'ing black and.colored Henriettas, Cashmeres, Sergefi;
ha 5011. hes 00th ult., Vi;ill�; Heather Mixtures, Tartantt; Plaids, Silica, blas;,t and colored, Marvelleux Brack,,black and colored
oventry; a daughter. Satins, Novelties in Shawls, Plashes, S.t'li'tfi and. Skirtings, and a large assortment of 1Vlantlosl sic
tt, on the 22ud ult, the lllantlinv3%. -
Bowes :. a son. .
CROCERIESI
Tailoring and �ents' Furnishing,
BOOTS and SHOES.
DRESS O DEPARTMENT.
awanosh, on the 23rd
id' welt; twits sons.
sell on Sept.27th, the
alker, carriage maker;
GENTS' 'UENIS I 'G DEPARTMENT
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Great display and prime value in Worsted Suititigs, Scotch and Irish Tweeds, full range of Mixtures
the wife ofMr ' t etr9ten jepa eonth' Check and Stripe' •rousei'ings. Stylishiiew goods. Ovexcotiitings in Nape, Beavers, Me1tons. Excellent
BitsaN-,In Morri= on Sept. 80th, the value in Alf bber Coats, Umbrellas,•Suspenders, Gloves.and Mitts, Collars and Cuff,. Cashmeres (,..i Sills;
wife of Alex 13ryar ; a daugliret.� Mufflers, Linen and ,Silk Ifandlcerchzefs, full dress Shirts, Neck •Wear,'four-in-,land Knot Scarf's Puffs and
JXA ZIED
TxznlAlb —Povla in . McQ na; Cts the -mere and Merino I.1uuerviear. Children and ladies' Cashmere and Kid Ulovt:s, Fascinator floods and Caps.
tat inst„ by the l�:v. H. McQnarrie, 1VIr. •
Albert Tremain, of Wingbam, to Miss
Bertha Bond, of Lis 'Wel.
'DOOM—CAPON—OH • e 2nd innt, at Bond i
StreOt church, Toro iso, ny the Bet Dr, 1
Wild, -zi'ir George H poll, L D s, of Olin 3 ' For.Vah e,.make),variety and•a ortment don't miss seeing our Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes.
Self Calvrss.. HOSIERY AND S1VI:ALLW.I AR -Wool, Cashmere, Silk and Merino Hose. Wool, Cash,
BOOTS and SHOES.
ton, to yvtiss,Emily • Capon, ot. Toronto.,
Offs —
Burros' At the residence of
the bride's ,`aother on the 2nd fust, by tho
Rev Wm Tors'Wnee, .• r George Smith, to
Miss Zilpah Button, oth of Morris.
Munroe—In Wi &ham, on the Oth insb, .. _. ,a..:,:._._SrImoi..•
TNSJ? CTIO �. ,EQUESTED BY
.. __ H. MCINDOO.
Robert Hastings a..0 62 years,
CARGILL—At Car ill, d'n September 26th, BR.00TrENSITTD �t'Q ' '
David Cargill, age 6 ye:9•rs• lCo FJ 3 1c`f ► 7 slfd ►.7
D1,vxa—In Morris, •'0 the 80th ult, Char-
lie, infant on 01 Jas De Vie, aged 8
months.
L�l'IOONEY —In Mo is, on 28th alt: Mice
photographa FRUITS AND. CONFECTIONERY.
Long Crt
oney,'aged a y • rs. unexcelled facilities, enables life ;
May,fourth daugh er of Henry a `41 Alice Long E tperience close att-clitititi• aid Ips IIs
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GILLEapirt—At hitechuroh, on • the t0 turn 01rC uniformly 8•d:1as80'1''
10th innt,John Gil :epic, aged 00 years owl
4 months. worft edltlAl to that of an
1 :Gallery. in the•�vest,
WIN GRAM MARKETS.
Correctpted by P. Deans, Produce easier.
October 10, 1889 ILV' ,} ork • Of - every description art1--
Fall r p Wheat 100 lbs,
het„ •
a 2. 00 to 2 80o Cali a, promptly and satisfactorily.done.
26 8 o 27 Blr, E ' ND F 41LY 01�PS
40 to 45 • - d. SPECIALTY. --
60•
to 35 A Large, Assortment of • Frames
is to 16 kept conatar..tly on hand. Prices as
16to13 low as are co:hsisteni with good work.
1811
7 00 • ' -
Spring • 0 76 to 0 80 • n(
Now. Oats, • -
Old 0ate• •
Barley -
Peas, -
Potatoo, - -
Butter late made -
do .Rolls,
do summer made
Eggs; per dozen, •
Wood per cord, •
Hay per ton,
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• 1 25 to
6 00 to
- C. 1'. R. TIME TABLE.
Trains arrive and depart as follows :
LEAVING- • AREI
6:30 a. m ...For Toronto...... •..;6:35
2:15 p.m • " 2:15
SAW MILL, S`i q E `f CTORY &
r�COOP-ER:•" SHOP
7 -Vi 1? (J - S'J � , j' - E
p,,n a,
2:15 p. m .For Teeswater.......... 2:15 "'
10:80 p, m 10:80
MR. J j; ANDERSON'
Having ceiitoted his interests in Mani
toba no* offers for sale his
C3-RAN'D TRUNK . E 'Y
A. C. STRATHDEE, AGENT, WINGSAM.
Through tickets to all points in America—North-
West, Pacific poast, etc„ via the shortest and al
destinatioi,. Lowest ular routes. - re Baggage
rates toe all points, d through to
—TIME TABLE.
,LEAVE WINGIIAM., AcRIVE Al WINGUAM.
6:39 a.m.Toronto, Guolpb, Palmerston, ko. 8:30'p.,n.
11:10 ' " ' " 10:10 "
3:40 p.m. " " Clinton, "
7:25 .:Palmerston, Mimi......10:20 a.m.
6:50 a•to .......London, &o,. 11:00 "
3:40 pan. <" .. 7:46 p.m.
11:10 a.m.. .......Eincardine, &o6:89 a.m.
3:30 p m "" 161:1014n.
1:10 •�
10:10 6:60 p.m.
Wanted.
' A sharp' active, willing boy, to take caro of a
horse, a to be generally useful around the house
and oro , App
Saw Mill, Shingle factory &•Stave Factory,
Conveniently situated near the;Grand.
Trunk Railway Station, .Winghani.'
All these establlshmente aro well equipped and in
good running order and this is an excellent chance
for anyone doliring to engage in this line of busi-
ness
• J br• particulars and terms. apply to -
J. J. ANDERSON, Proprietor,
WINOHAM, UNT.
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ARRIVED THIS DAY :
tT�n' wAtiu'' IES, RA1`IANAS, ORANGES,
•LEMONS, PINE APPLES, : . • &C., &0.
roes iutliity. Bottom Prices..
MILKSHAKE,
The Ort 'Popular Surnitter brink. 8:oinetliing ` New. to
,Taste is to dOpre i,gte.
PURE t•0E. CREAM, -
Any Plato; always ready.. Very special Rediict*d Rate to. all
Publico Entertaiirnetrts.
OON EOTIONER �•1
The most complete stock in the county. Pure Oreams\ W spedfgltY;• Ogle'
and see me. -
HILL'S 'CITY RESTAURANT.:,
TREASURER'S A�'a�'P
os
LANDS FSR TABES.
- Ontario B•Y VIHTttE of aw•arrai,t issued by the. Mayor, und,ie the. Corporate sea of the'
Town 61 tyingbani, jTown o4 Winghmrr,, to nee directed, be,Miing date the fourth day of July, 11189,
To wit : )) mantling ree to levy and sell the lands n entioned is the following lilt, for arrears of:
taxes duo -thereon; I hereby give notice that unless such, arrears. and ail costl•aro sooner paid, 1 shall pre••
- ceen to sell the stud lands or so nnfoilthereof asanay he neeesaary for the pa3'mant of tiro taxes and 000tu
at the Council Chamber of the said Town of Wingham, ori
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Apply to DR. MACDONALD, ' , RED ROOKER- SATURDAY the Twenty-sixth Day of October, [859.
N' tics to Contractors.
Tendo for the ereotion of a t,vo•storey Brick
Hell for o Corporation of the town.of- Winghem
will be eceived by the undersigned ep.till 4 o'clock,
p.m. n Friday, the '1st day of November, 1880.
Plan and specifications can be seen at my office.
Tho owett ar any tender not necessarily accepted.
ROBT. MOINDOO, Mayor.
irigharn, Oot, 9. 1889.
Township of East Wawanoslx.
TAN Oltl'iidLO VOT89B' L1ST Mor, 1889.
Notioe is hereby given that a Court will be held,
purenant to the Ontario Voters' List Act, 1889, by
His Honor the J go of the County Court of the
County of Huro at the Foresters' Ball, Belgravo,
os the 18th din of October, 1889, at tho hour of 9
o'clock, a, ni. o hear and determine the sev�+ral
complaints errors and emissions in the Voters'
Leet of the lunicipality of East Wawanosb for 1889.
AU per no having busiuese at the court aro re-
quired t attend at the said time and place.
Date this 6th day of October, 1889.
1'. PORTLRFIEL1),
Clerk of the said Municipality and Court.
PHRENOLOGY & PHYSIOGNOMI'e
- ME. G. COZENS,
The Phrenologist who lives below tho C. P. R.
station, and who has practieod for eome oyears in
England and eThowhe'rcr is nt1lberty each aturday
8111 10 p. m, to examine p018008 phrenologicahy and
l' give charts, Tho charge at present is only 26 cants.
Mr Cozens Is also agent for sit kinds of Nursery
stock.
BARBER SHOP.
Mei.. MALCOL 1 McDONALD,
fund of nirLRY,)
Hating purchased the barberingbusind.e of Mesor..
Sebastian Bros., is prepared to :Orson old customers
mid AN many new OHM 1.e patronise him,'satiefaottoti
in all lino* of the prol$A.ion,
HI•lAV•INd3 AND HAIRCUTTING
am my spoolattioe.
*sore me a ralf at the old stand, oppoeIo Gordan
num 14t,tu,
110D0..•u.De
Store. The following lands are patented except portal and 2:
iit44, No. Street Survey
�+- E half of 29 - Scott south d, T. Scott
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT E part 1 & 2 Josephine tr Gov. Add.
3 Josephine E J & W Sadler's,
115 Cpiharine W Leet& Davis
FURNITURE of all Kinds, 113.6
Which will be sold at lowest figures.
HAND MADE OR ORDERED GOODS:
Soe my own make of Mstrasses, Lounges; &o,
and everything in the upholstering line,
Picture Framing and ordered•work will 1. waive
Prompt and careful attention, All work done le
first-class style,
Undertaking promptly attended to at any bout
rd uiaito in Stook Embalming � e s pili
At the hour of TWO O'CLUON in theafterneon, •
livery •q m g p , Ity,
D. B. CALBICK,
anti's
of Land, Tore& Costa Total
7.10 acrd t 2' 78 til 60 8°2402
4. ZEN
1.2 25- I7 780 'J2 9x
1-0
14 3'l 6` 60 20 l .
CCathar{now '" j.6 6 a1 8 6600 9 41
3ohnand Francis Leet i nd McKay 2.6 •6 63 4 Od • 10 5S
JOEN DICKSON'
Treasuror'e Oi6ee, 1Vingbatp, July 4, 1889.
Exeoutors' l'otioe..:
Pursuant to the Revised Btatutel of Ontario, 1387,
chapter 110, sootion 36, the eteditors of CHRISTINA
CAMPBELL, late of the Township of Morris, in the
County 01 Huron, and Province of Ontario, Widow,
who died on or about the 8th day of September, A.
Funeral Director and Embalmer, D. 1889, are required to send to Robert Warwick,
wingham poet office, in the County of Huron, one
of the executors qt the said deceased, 011 or bOfore
ZETIA N'D SAW MILL the ETH DAT • OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1889, their
A' • s•• 1L JJi� LV 3J IDL3 Yif 111J 7 J.t bl motel, addresses and descriptions; the full partfcih•
lam bt their claims • a statement of their accounts
and the nature of the securities Of any) held by
them; and notice is hereby given._ that- Cha said
(►q' f /� u executors will immediately after the Last mentioned
GEORGE Tl{ol�ISON Proprietor. proceed to distribute the made of the said de,
oeated among the parties entitled thereto, having to-
daygard only to the claim's of which they shalt then
have had notice;
J. A. 8X1 »Tor, Solicitor for -
TuoMA8 J, IducnaT 1' and Roan vo-aonOR,
uxecutora,
wingham, let Oetober,1889.
The Ontario 'Voters' '.-t Act,
1889.
Lumber of ,ii kinds,
'1 st-eiasz Shingles,
and Cedar .Posts.
Car toad Orders a Specialty.
•
'WOOD delivored to any part of
Winghtitrn.
i ar mut, by wall prompt y attended to..
QEO.I.G E THOMSON,
Wiag'ba4a l', 0,
'NOWais her given tha Court will be held
pnrsuantteitho t•lo V:'.re' List Act, 1889, by
Hie Honor, the Judg o he County Court of the
County of Huron, at t, own .hall, wingham, os
the 34811 day of Oeto r, 899, at 11 eolock a. m.
to hear and deter . u t several compplaints of
errors and, omd.. ons in Voter.' List of the
Munid.ipality Wiugham t; 1889. All persons
having bustn at the Court aro •., aired too Attend
at the said se and place,
Doted .3rd day of October,
13. Fsaonscrt,
Clerk of the add 31fy1 {o p.3tt; -d Court
Treasurer,
Notice.
Notion 1s hereby given tbat a dourtd wOl lis Hold„
' pursuant to the Ontario Votora' List Act, 1889 tiy+
His Honor the Jttdge of the County Court of lbw,
County et Huron, at the
1.ORESTERS' RAr,L, BL171VAL*, .
••-ah the— .
Twentit third dale of, October, 7,88A;
at the hour of 9 o'cloak &M. to Clear and determine
the eevoral complaints of errors and omissions in the
Voters List of the Municipality of Turnberry tor
1689.
All persons having business at the court are re•
quIred to attend at the said time and place.
Dated at 131110401e thiO•SOth day of September, 1889.
Clerk of the Municipality Municipality of Turnberry and
o0nstituted clerk of said court. , •
Farm for Salo.
riolegronth halves of Lots 28 and 24, Con. 1, Intik
Township of Morris, and containin 100 saes.
situated 41 mites from Wiughane and 2i 1111164 from
Biuovaie, Said farm is in good condition, well
iltoreitherftrprheBudnngs and f c, , adapted gos1ae oepai, T
ISAbauk barn Yid it 40,, with sheds, trafbe dwelling
atpore�ifaddn�hsntah4. 30, m *Ili r iedwiittile. The
said farhi with ail the Implements upon the pieniis0a,
tuotudhlg 'binder, reaper, mower, Waggons, top
buggy, ploughs, harrows and other things too
numerous to mention, is (ttared for the sum of
.34,20a A hotness stand in Winghasa will be taken
in pert payereni,
ROfEEttT A, G1RhrIAM
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