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VOL. XX --NO. 43
•WINGUAM ONT., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 189IR
'Bargains,bargains! We use the words
simply to encourage your thought. If
diirectio ,, we try to turnu idea of . your attentin ion
to this store. We think we've got the
best bargains. The other stores think
the same. But you all know the old
Baying, "The proof of the pudding is in
the eating," and this applies to this
store's bargains. We can safely leave it
in your hands. We're not afraid of any
amount of comparison.
Flannels and Underclothing need no
pushing just now. They're shoving
themselves off, because the prices are
right,
The Ready -Made Clothing stock is
complete and are most likely goods.
Now is the time the weak spots are felt
in Boots and Shoes, We've got what you
' want—dependable stook and makes.
Don't forget we've got a full line of
'Crockery and Glassware, though you
don't see it, We had to move them up
to the second flat to make more room.
The Groceries are all full and solid
value.
The demand for that $5o. Tea is as
great as ever.
—Rev Mr Shaw, f Wroxeter, occupied
the pulpit in the thodist church, Sun-
day last.
—Fresh bulk oysters, just arrived, ab
the old reliable Star Restuaraut,
Jos MaRety:E,
e Histogeuetio Medi*.
in town on Thursday
bring the above men*
—A. physician of t
pine Association, wa
of last week, repres
tioned assooiation,
—Cigars and Oysters et the Eclipse
restaurant. Also, confectionery of 'all
kinds, T. 0, SrARuzNct.
---The machinery t the salt block is
undergoing repairs his week. The pipes
are being repaire from the well. to the
block and everyth g put in first-class
working order.
—For first-olase tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co,
Remember the place, only two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book-
store and Z alsted & Scott's bank.
'yey.L"-
ORR & HISCOCIiS,
Direct importers,
The Bus -u, 'ovember llth, 1891.
LOCAL NEWS
—It you are wanting anything in dell,
go to W T- YATES.
—The Dr HutohSon mentioned in last
week's issue is a s n of Mr M Hutchison,
of Goderieh.
ILA- 'large .assortment of pipes. just are
rived, at the Star Restaurant.
Jut MI*Et+.r vra.
-Rev 5 Sellery% M. A, B D, preached
Educational berm{ns in Fordwloli last
Sunday, //
--Money to Loan at low interest on Real
Estate—Private funds only. Towriiit.
- Bev J B Matinee , ;of Latham, and
Rev W WatsonS'. , f the Congregational
church here, exaha ged pulpits last Sab-
bath.
-Half a ton of Pelee Island grapes just
arrived at the EclipserestaTCS
ura3tPLiNo.
his town, lies been
e great it ptement
& 0o, of Toronto
ngliarn and locality,
—We clip the fol
forth Sun : "A fe
doctors was called to
examination, proved
After much questioi
caused by her beau
day eveniug.
—G T 11 trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 0.30. a m and 11.10 a
via VI? G & B Divisfou, and at 6,45 a m.
and, 8.20 p m, via Clinton and Guelph.
Good .conuectiousbv all trains.
—Chaplain Searldp, of Auburn Prison,
er a lecture in the
ext Tuesday evening,
of the Ladies' Aid
be one of the richest
a Wingham audi
wing from the Sea`
days ago tape of our
see a lady who upon
to have a broken rib.
ing she said it was
queezing ber on Sege
' • —Mr T H Ross, of
appointed agent for
firm— Massey -Harris
and J3cantford, for
New York, will deli
Methodist church, i
under the auspices
Society. This will
treats ever offered
--Cash for good butter and eggs at It A.
Graham's, Market Grocery.
—On Friday of last we k, Mr W Ii Mc-
Quarrie, son of Bev
misfortune to injure his
foot ball, in Toronto, 'wi
club against Osgoode
--A fresh stook of confectionery at the
ence. See particulars in circulars.
-1 am showing the best value in tea,
dinner and toilet sets that has ever been
shown, in. Wingham. ; W. T YATES,
The Grocer.
—The Blyth corresjondent of the Huron
,;trews•.Record gives t 'e fallowing ,gompliw
esteemed townsman.
Clarke, of Wingitam,
u officiating in the
e for the past two
excellent and profit.
occasions.
bQuarrie, had the
oolawhile playlet;
the Vniveraity
Il club.
—The material is on th ground for a
r n
new sidewalk in front of ! he ne bank.
Wnrvrr;v,—A. comps ss rut girl.
Apply at once to 1%Ev nnuEa,
eburcli
Messrs Bell's and G rist, Green :&
Co's furniture factories enow working
over time, so Its to be ble to #Il the
large number of ordersat have come
in of late.
WANTnn, --Sery
general housework,.
irientary notice of ou
Mr li C Clarke :. Mi
a lay reader, ha's be
English Church h
Sabbaths, preachiug
able discourses ou b
Star stattrant. JAs Mottevin.
rialto accepted the
tendert to:.laim by,
Baptist ohuroh, of
arae oaf the"eervieee
Rev Wm i !cGreg3.,
l so unanimously:
the congregation of t1i
this town,, and took of
on Sabbath last.` W extend tolls Mo -
Gregor a hearty 4velc e. •
• 1'irsteclass Georgian Bay 'bbineies
and Lath,, for sale, cheap, at McLean &
Son's sate krill's, Winghrtm..
week, a weather
tower of the . new
building a more
The workmen are
de laying the Moors,
es, lathing, eta,
t : '`1 wanted, for
ply to
a VDI .Ca oa.
Ed rel St, Wingham.
—The Listowel town
ed a by-law to have the town bell rung
at 9 p m, and all boys oder 15 years of
age found on the stree : unaccompanied
by their parents,. after at time, will be
taken in charge by th. constable. How
would a law like that ork in Wingham,?
ME•riienIST ()$linen,' 72Ie8A]r,.—ReV S Sel.
lers, B D, Pastor, Services every Sabbath
at 11 a m and 7 p m. Sabbath School aud
Bible Class at 2.30 p m, General Prayer
meeting every Wednesday eyeuing at 7.30
o'clock. Young People's Prayer Meeting
every Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Sunday November 15t
"Plunger and thirst.
"Con • ing" thecosta'
ouncil has pass-
—Mr W J Johnston has opened a new
custom tailoring establiehmeut, one doer
north of D Sutherlaud's stove and tin
shop, aud is now prepared to give the citi-
zens of Wingham and surroundfug country
satisfaction in every thing that may be
intrusted to his care. Coatmakers wanted
at once.
k'IRST UONGRECiAuIONAL OHIJR0114
WIIYGHAM.--W. H. Watson, Pastor. Ser-
vices each Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Sabbath School and Bible class at 12.30.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday.
at 7.30. p. in. Seats free. Strangers wel-
vember 15th.. Morn -
tam Service and its
ng •people,"Something
rials." Evening sub-
er for his church."
Mr A Burkhol�
this town, for Messrs
to, shipped this wee
oars of peas and five
besides two cars i
The farmers are br
lively, owing, no do
prices they are get
market.
— On Friday of la'.t
Vane wee placed en'th
bank,, which gives 11
fiuielietivappearsace.
eow busy ons the in
teotiug the liot air pip
--le your watch or thick needs repairing
go to W 11 Wallabe, watchmaker and
jeweler. nekt door to post office.
—Our Scotch reader will find in another
eoluum of this inane recipe for making •
a "haggis". „it is up n St Andrew's night,
which comes upon e 80th of Novemb
that the:haggiais i the greatest damned.
in Scotland.
Morning subject,
' Evening sabject,
er,' grain buyer, of
Coffee & Co,Toron-
per C P R, five
f wheatfor export
oats for New York
'ging their grain in
ibt, to the favorable
ing on theWingham
—Mr L Lattimer
iu Loudon to wo
likely move his fa
r 5 Gracey
oto a gentleman
ome teats of black
--Wingham has
for ,grain this y
Wit). The buye
are paying the hi
going. The buyers 1
ling and Burkholder
buying for Messrs Cr
-We are pleased
that Dr Godfrey
been pursuing his
Scotland, for sora
ing honor to his
Mater, Toronto
cessfully passed al
Royal College of P1
Edinburgh, and, al
of Physicians and S
examinations were v
in each division 12 e
were pluoked,be an
oat triumphant.
mented by the Pr
College of Physician
high stand ,taken.
Loudon and is exp
in ,1 anuary to res
his profession.
Neoreseammeemeen
WHOLE NO. G036
as aooepted a situation i
Public Zetiool
at his trade and will The regular month]
ily to that city sbortly. Public Sebooi 13oard w
card.
meeting of the
s held on Tuesday
urchased, thio week ` evening last, Preston -Messrs Thos Bell
near Paisley, a hand- I (ohairmau), I): M Go don, Thee Abraham,
oarses for his hearse, Wm Moore, E 0 Ola 'lie. The minutes of
e of the best markets I last Meeting were res • and approved, The
ar in Western 00- 1 Principal'sreport of atte •anee for October
are numerous an1 was as follows
,beat prices that are
re Messrs Clegg,Sper•
he latter of whom is
fee &' Co, Toronto,
o be able to anuouneo
of Belgrave, who has
studies in Edinburgh,
time past, has been do -
country and his Alma
nivereity He has enc.-
--having cpened'.a custom tailoring es-,
tablishment in this town, one door north
of D Sutherland's stove and tinsbop, I beg
to announce that 1 guarantee every suit,
that leaves my shop to be a perfect fitand
warrant them to be built by superior
workmen, only, Give us a call. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Charges as cheap as the
cheapest. Coatmakers wanted at once.
V¢ J JonssTort.
—The Clinton Neta
last week greatly impr
have been widened to t
a new heading has been
one used for the past n
the paper has been gi
type, all of which adds
pearanoe. Bro Holme
the Nets Era to the f
newsy journal. The T
success.
come. Sunday N
ing subject, Chri
dark days." To yo
about writing ma
lett, "Christ's pra
-A. fresh stock of Watsou'sCough Drops,
just received at the Star Restaurant.
JAS MCKssvin.
WA1'ran.—Appeenticea to learn dress
' making, at ouoe. Apply to
Mins JAS Beam-,
2 doors north of`Chisholm's drug store,
r; -Rev Mr lil'cQutsrr' occupied the pulpit
the 1?resbyteria8 huroh last Sunday,
having returned: fro his very pleasant
trip though the roe, time pravince4 Ile
enjoyed hie trip ver much and retntns to
aur midet:•feeling featly refreshed and
invigorated.
I have added a five and tela, cent
ter of useful pieces of laast,..,Call
toethem, W T YAWL
--At the regular
Anoher of Hope Lc
held on Tuesday eve
rather small, owin
state of the weather
of business was do
was initiated and 42
ship laid on the tab
were made by Mr
lodge is progressing:
grand work in this
that before the 1st o
be 200 on the memb
+rd mune to hand
ved. The columns
e standard width
substituted for the
mber•of yeara,and
en a new outfit of
eatly to its ap-
inteuds keeping
nt as a readable,
lies wishes him
'weekly meeting of
ing, the •turnout was
to the unfavorable
The usual amount
e. One new member
repose's for meraber-
. Forty one of these
Alex Dawson. The
own. It is expected
May Mild, there will
rship roll.
—Great bargain E. at Dore's Carriage Pao
tory to clear oaths betimes of buggies oil
bend to make room tor euttees and sleighs;
DA80, a bob of extra, line one and two seated
roaa Carta to be sold at bottom pricee. Call
early tied geoure a bargain. restaernber the
stand, opposite the Lifehange Hotel,
Wifighttin, Ont.
—A. correspondent, 1
draws attention to a. m
just now. There is a
in the staisment tha
application to detac
town for munioipal
it to Turnberry, be g
of the same class of pr
would ask for the sam
ig no telling where
matter is worthy of t
ation of all our rate
—It is our painful
chronicle the sadden d
son, wife of Mr Janata
valeawho;passed acre
from which the wee.
rebores. The deceased
home 'from London, o
week, was taken au
train, and was obliged
grave, where she went t
'her mother, Mrs Tufts
skill ana kind; loving
alleviate her sufferings, N
ealld not conquer the in
spirit quietly Mid peaee
Priday evening last,
22 years. The late Mr
estimeble young woman
whereeyer her genial
happened to be. A n
ceased's special friends
short time before the
'Winghane held an e
new Temperance Intl
ing of last week, to
annivsrsary of the
(.1 Clarke was appo
the following progra
Well tarried out: nstruMental, Misses. k font a distance pees
Miss Part * reading Miss Bullatd ; duet, eincere sympethy of
Missal Watson, S.0 an address from- Bev , To theIt
had upon the no,tio tletrge, reducing it November, lustatit,
from one of the fore cat powers in leurope Satin day, the 21st ins
to one of the least niportenee. The rine All who have not p
tertaluirient was fa. rly well attended and qaested to remennte
a very pleasant eve ug wet spent. iItereselves alu
exaMinatious of the
ysicians and Surgeons;
that of the Faculty
rgeons, Glasgow. The
ry revere. There are
ndidates. In his 10
another alone coming
e was highly oomph"
another column,
tter which is re-
ention in town
ood. deal of force
his farm from the
UrpC60S and attach
ilted, that owners
erty in the town
thing, and there
would end. The
uty this week to
ise of Tillie Car -
marine, of Blue -
to that beanie
traveller never
while on her way
Monday of last
enly aick on the
stay over at Bel,
the residence of
AII that medical
nds could do to
s done, but they
vitable, and her
Ily passed away
the early age of
Timmins was au
ad happy spirit
bee of the de-
isited the tomb, a
urial, and haa the
Tale
Mr Wm McCly
with au attack of
We are sorry to
Kelly is gradually
dreadful disease,
o ars pleased
Tennant, who has
past three weeks,
again.
terteinment in the
Miss jeunie Car
with inflammatiou
will be able to res
achool next week.
arson, late of this t
low witb an attac
mation of the luu
entertained for
the Dinsley Ho
waiting upon him
eic east.
nt is leie up this week
titiantsevt.liat the Rev W
rowing worse with that
eee that Mr
able to be
Pe
Mrs Gibson, Si
Guire, of this toe
in Northumberla
day, on business,
on business Res
Monday with frie
H Dulmage, of
visiting his family
F G Sperling ayes
on Monday,
1VIcLetin, an Mr
have been in Mic
weeks visiting r
spent a few days i
calling on friend
..Messrs Ad an
sole, Sundayed
erson, of Blyth
days this week. The Misses Meyer have
returned to tow
months in Goder
•
Robert
for the
around
II, who has been sick
is now recovering, and
e her duties in the
, son of Mr John Pat-
wn, is at present very
of pleurisy end inflans-
, and faint hopes are
e recovery) He is at
se, and hie mother *is
er of jas and Alex Mc-
, returned to her home
d Co, on Monday last.
in Paisley on Tues -
Messrs H Buck and
,were in town Monday,
E W Hughes spent
ds Listowel -Mr
etroit, was in town
n Blytb on business
s John A and. Fred
igan f5. the past three
atives Mr 52 A Mills
Goderith, this- week.
•ies, of Brussels, was
in town on Wednesday.
Win Hingston, of Brus-
town ..Mr John Pat -
was in town for a few
report from Mr D
read. The sollool is
condition, and the tea
to the usual standar
far above it, HO the in
Inspector reconameud
tion of the aatisfact
school generally, th
allowed the day
as holiday. I
M Gordon, emend
that the report
received and filed,
taken ou the reco
specter, as to a holid
Carried.' On motion
ed by Thos Abraham,
Ross, In, for stationer
for supplies, and
glazing, frosting th
ordered to be paid.
read from Miss hi
second department,
increase her salary
duties imposed. Th
struoted to vvrite Miss.
atta Warming her th
would be donsidered
four registers ow' ed by the Beard. On
✓ was referred to the
ommittee, with power
ting to $34,was ordered
Warman and Secretary
a pay the teachers and
✓ the past month. On
bb, the inspector,was
a very satisfactory
hing staff quite up
and. in some eases
peetor says. The
d that in considera-
ry condition of the
the teachers be
after Thanksgiving
wag; moved by D
d by B Clarke,
f the Inspector be
and that no action be
mendittion of the Ina
y on the lath inst—
he accounts of Alex
Priced, t 6,04, for
windows, &o, were
communiCati(311 was
Intyre, teacher of the
sking the Board to
account of the extra,
seeretary was ie..
be communication,
her coramuuication
t the next meeting
r for a furnace and
069
grave lined with elot and beautifully
Celebrate the 2811t MI SlIndaY, to the Win ham cemetery was
npowder Ploe• Me the largest that has b it.,ie, this' locality
for ionise time, which hews the esteem iu
the Was exceeding 1,Whioli the I:lei:eased .thi her bereaved hus.
band were held. Thor were teeny friencla
ut: .The bereaved
.g friende have the
o 'atter of Purribetry.
the Tax Colleeter foe
b ht Kernaat's hotel,
y, the 1.8th day of
a or Dluevale, on
al to reeeive taxee,
lie taxes are re -
the d ana govern
•
—The Novena
der, the first o
issues, containfi
tithe of bandsorn
an unusual: variet
ladies, misses and
It also contains a
costumes. the first
parlor amusement
tioe in the, deta
knitting, ereeheia
articles ho
furniture ilia kitti
winter menthe is
jperei tes:: tlr ort,Oyt t o
costs 15 dents ; it
with which to t
rater Priblishing
Street West, Toro
after a sojourn or three
• he three notable winter
me charming illustra.
Evening Toilettes, and
of seasonable styles for
children of both sexes,
ovela exhibit of dolls'
a series of papers en
nd. continued Wetted.
of garment -making,
Ana lace-rneking ; -the
se.decoration series on
ge variety of ether sub.
women, The mirober
is a most suitable one
lel order to TM Dalin-
0.
motion, the matt
the Management
to set. The accou
for painting, amen
to be paid. The
were itatliorized.
janitor's salaries f
motion, the Boar
To the Editor of the es.
Sir4—A matt r of 'Vital importance
to our town was referred to in your local
news last week., I refer to the applica-
tion of.Mr Crowe Willson to have his
town for municipal
d to the township
1 think our Town
ns of the people's
ppose Mr Willson's
are good reasons why -
ation should not be
e are placed. before
proper shape, it is
vernraent would pass
y Mr Willson. The
.ibed in the town ie
eing the smallest An
ot wrongly inform*..,
ot land used •
owed to be witis
n, all the owners rt •
d would; it can fairly' -
for withdrawal al
o become the fa
est would be hltit
ocoupies the :lir
moil, to 'whom the
at lad meeting',
ns. I trust some
vith this subject :
farm taken from. th
purposes and attaoh
Council, as guardi
interests, should
application. Ther
granted, and if th
the Legislature
hardly likely the
the Bill asked for
area of land coin
small enough, no
the county, if am
ed, and if one piec
farm purposes is a
drawn front the too
propertY of that ki
bo presumed, a,ppl
and our prospects
most town in tho
position of t
town in the west, a
(Allots will jealousl
of the residents in
tion of its size. Th
nate° of the town
matter was referr
will be awaited with
by many of the eiti2
one more able to de
may take the matter
in the Times.
Olt, IN at a cough,
Will you heed the werningfi Tile signal
.perhaps of the sure approtkeli tdukt more
tertible disease Consumption, Ask vour-
ael4ferif you eon efford for the sake of
,v4 50c., to eitu the risk and do uothing
for it. We know froid experience that
- 01, tufo your cough, It
rievor
Uverybody
Viirniture has touched bottonn prices.
Now is the time to purchase. Anyone
wanting to etart house or to furnish
rooms will find it, worth, their while to
Goods direct front our largo manufactur-
ers here. No freight expense. Bedroom
suits front it10.50 up, sideboardieloungss,
parlor suits, chairs, chrome) and oil. plc -
tures. Picture framing a 'alt