HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1890-06-06, Page 8Dr. 'Fowler's Drag Store
t'hysielana" and. popular 'Prescriptions .ceuratci6
vstruoWndRd.
.are Drugs and Chemicals
a peCiaU h
Actors are always on good terms with
'themselves profes£sinnally. They may be
'miserable performers, not only beneath
+0ritl,eisiu, but beneath censure; but they
never suspect it and could not be con-
vinced of it, They may be conscious
that they are not liked. on the stage, but
this to their biased mind, is only be-
cauee snood porrord,
number M wretched, irremediable actors tlaY per ton,
Corrected. y P. Dome,
rttour per 10018+,
F l lvlteM per bushel,
Spring
•
Harley
Peal,
Potatoes,.
Butter, tub
d0 Rolls,
they aro not appreciated. The Egge per dozen
is incalculable, though not one of them
but in his own estimation is endowed
with eotllething akin to genius. --Ver
F'tart Commercial Alicert nee.
—A full line of Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Sponffes,— BORN
—,Spectacles, cte, alw.rysia itoelt-• McKas--In Brussels, on May 20.h, t'to wife of Mr
Andrew hielSay ; a son,
NranTr\QAL1 In Brussels on May :8th the wife of
1"i�LT,I TELEPHONECENTRAL u
r W Nigetingale merchant ; u dangriter.
AxaEasOr,— tt a
site of Mr In Anderson ; a son: The Wingha'm Tanning' Co.
Covsxs—Ar \r'hrgham, on May 20th, the wife of Mr
�?' I East \\ au anosh on the 1st instars
tNotfAiir Jung 6, 1600.
twee Dealer.
• 4260eta f,76
. 080t0 100
0 80 to 100
,• 3a e0 40
b2 05,
1S ko 14
4
re to 1000
3 2It to 1 50
0. 00 to 000
TO THE PUBLIQt
The publi are hereby cautioned against giving;
any one cr it or my account, as I will not be res-
ponsible . i any debts contracted by any one in my
name er this date, ISAAC, IRELAND
Wing nr, Juno 6th, 1800.
BARK WANTED,
OPEWE. 1Wm
F. Co::sus; a son. still pay
-STEAMSHIP and Gl t TOWN TICKER AI Slat the wife
t \« D TRUN i ' Paout isIn East p'awanosh, on ay s ,
FEICE, of Mr $ Peddle; a daughter. ' 5R C o ?)
h 5th inst the wife of
Fea—In Listowel, onto >
\Vin;„ttam, Ont. MrM M. Mel: Fleming; a daughter, forthis
tat theirTaer's nnarjl', \'tinbha q iIonrlpek Bark
MARRIED.
Trimirsox- Trenab--On the 21st ult, by Rev D
�Cj� r t *' • Rogers, at the resh once of the brides unelo, Mr Geo
'rG lA c i 4 A � �* (t y,t� M C braham, Mr Geo b Thompst n to Miss Eliza Zindall;
f� ) L11 fl 4 of Groy.
AIONTaOMRaT-4ATIMBIt—Atthe residence of the
bride'sfather,cnthe21sttlt., by Rev Mt Croe.,
. .--m•--�••---- F G k to EstherA,
FRIDAY, .1 LINE 0, 1890.
Curious root of tine 'Wind.
J. R. Love spent Sunday at his farm,
near Christiana, ant.' it was there that
the incident oec used durinta the high
'wiu�l,on Wednesday night, February 12.
Mr. James J. Hodge is a tenant on Mr.
Love's farm and lives with his four
,children, one a grow4lup daughter, in a
littlettw,o-room frame house, 3:3117. feet
in size. He says that near midnight he
heard the house .creaming like it was
Hugh Moutgowery, o rcenoo
daughter of Mr 1V Latimer, of Qulross township.
E,aior—Gnexecuz—At the residence of thebrido's
JamesrElliot,tto Nies itupham'IayOrenache,hboth, of
Ontros4.
Itone—Mosrr.+T--At the residence of Mr David
Moffat, boundary between Morris and Turnberry, on
Wednesday, June 4th, by Rev A Y Hartley, Mr
Joseph Robb, Mortis, to Miss Elizabeth Moffat, of
Turbberry.
PaltalaS—Tnaatlsex—At the residence of the
br.de's father, Elgin—at, by Rev Jas A Anderson, it
A, an Wednesday, 28th, ult., William John Perkins,
merchant of r}orrie, to Margaret Thompson, daugh-
ter of Robert Thompson, Godericb,
Executive clemency has been denied
about to fall to pieces•,• then there was a in the case of henry Smith, Louden,
jar: and all was still;, The children cried wife murderer, who will therefore
.out in alarm, and he jumped out of bed expiate his cringe on the gallows on
to: find that the house had been lifted‘ J une 14.
from its foundations by the wind, carried
about five feet beyond them andoleposit- An agent for an English syndicate
ed flat upon the ground,. is malting arrangements for the pur-
The house was not injured and not an chose 'of the. Nova. Scotia and Dart -
article in it was broken, A lamp that month Sugar refineries, The syndicate
was placed on the mantelpiece was 'not propose glueing out the St Lawrence
thrown: down.
The next day the neighbors .gathered
and raised the house and placed the
foundation ston,es, under it where it
stood, and the family is still living there
as heretofore.
The house is a well built little struc-
ture, Gelled with pine planks. -Nashville
American.
Ile Saved fler Life.
Miss Susannah Warfield, by her will $2,240,000 ;acres ; Spain, 19,769,0( ,0
Med at Westminster, left $100 to Mr. aures ; Italy, 9,834,670 Acres, and,
Julius A. hood, formerly Baltimore and England, 2,471,000 acres,. Africa. has
O1iio telegraph operator at Sykesville, 224,000.,00,)acres, The world is
. now at Mount Airy switch. This money very far from being crowded as yet.
was left to Mr. Hood to show her appre-�,
ciation of his bravery when he once -- - --- ---- -----
saved her life at ,Sykesville. It was NOTE LOST.—The public are hereby cautioned
y r aaalust negpt tlil n fiefs for,$30, from bred. Wright
about seven years ago, Miss Warfield
i„ favor o ao turdernigned. ,14 Sas endorsed' or;
vas going to Baltimore and had to cross the note Paid•. rho note is o......'»e nod t,no all
YOtll track9 to get to tb.e platform. She Tien p' d, 7\310,8 TIPLINci,
•
Tarn erre, June Gth,18QQ.
as in the middle of the east bound track
and the llasserrovr• train 'ras coming FARM FOR SALE.
and ;Canada refineries in t)lontreah
also the Moncton House. The price
oflered .for the Nova Scotia refinery at,
Halifax is • 850„000.
The forests ,9f Europe. 'cover: the
follo\\,ing areas;—Germany, 84,596,-
000 acres; Bussi,tti, 4,94,228,600 acres;
A.ustria-Hungary, 46,9513700 'acres ;
,Sweden, 42,000,:009 acres ; France,
Property for Sale
IN WINGHAAt.
The undersigned oilers for sale his dwelling house
and one or more acres of land, as purchaser may
soli on real nproperty
ble terms. nicely
orlfull particulars, apply
to the owner,
IAMEA ANGIIS.
Winrhmn, April Oth, 1800,
To Breeders.
The 'Holstein -Friesian Bull, °
HURON LAD, No. 11609
tein
lRegistered
+'toie ne7,ierd Book,,in, the twillbekeptoforfservice;during
the season of 1800 et Lot 11, Concession 1, Blorris.
Terme—$1,50 for grade cows ; thoroughbred Hot.
stein cows, $20; with the priviloge of returning; to
be be paid at time of service.
JOHN A MoEWEN,
Morris April Sth, 1800. ,
Pleasant Valley Apiary.
;along. Mr. Hood was in his office a short —
distance away and saw the danger. The The undersigned 'offers for sale his farm, being tale
train was,then onlyabout X00 ands eourh heft or l,ot t6,:(oneessio) 1r East 1Vawansh,
• s al ut
1 0 rte
y on easy terms The farlu consists of 0 p ,P ,
away, anti she Coul(l not .hear ,it. Mr. 50 of tv nr r aro c Dare ant iu -
Hood ran and caught her and carried her %atilt, are g balance bang, tort tvet 'arid. On the.
h' I t d i a glod.tate or ^lir
d frame house. contain ig,'r rbous
and good ,,eller; bank reran and et0ire stabling; two
oil the track. The engine came so close
t0 her that it touched her dress,. It was wells of good water ; two cement cisterns a nice
take small re once lir Wingham as part pay, terms to
he ag ed upon ..For terms, apply to E. LCMNEX, i
on t e premises, or.to' II, LEM1tEli,
Ea t1 nwanosh, June;trd 1800. Wu1 •hdgn.
orchard.. a farm is well fenced. Would t
n
'
a very narrow escape, and Miss Warfield
often expressed her high appreciation of
X.?. HIood's bravery.—Baltimore Auferi-
Call
•
Toot Horses on Snow Shoes.
Vise first stage through from ,Sjierra-
`Ville, since Jan. 14 came into Truckee
-Saturday night. Tho sleigh was con-
' Otructed specially for the purpose. The
runners were made litre a pair of snow
shoes, very wide with a groove in the
center to keep the sleigh from drifting
sideways, and the bottom: was well
doped. • The frame of the sleigh was
light; the whole structure did not weigh
over eighty pounds. The sleigh was
.drawn by two Horses on snowshoes,
hitched tandetn. Myrom Manchester en-
gineered the outfit, which was unique in
appearance. The trip Was made £rent
Sierraville to Truckee in less than two
days. A load -of mail was brought in
and a big load was taken out, Truckee
Republican;
Ilnooked Thera in Again. ,
Dttring ilia civil tear Mr. Charles Ness,
of Searsrnont, was a inenxber of a Maine
regiment. While in the south he had a
bad,:fall, striking the back +of his head
heavily on the .ground: It left him. par -
tinily blind and for nearly ,twenty-five
ycars,l a has been in the same,copdition.
• While fie could see somewhat. yet ho
was 'unable to read. Recently`lir. -Ness
fell while, carrying a pail ttf mrlk•intq
the Maur,,'. and Struck. the back, f Iris
'. head heavily o,i4 the ice. Strange to say,
11irl eyusfgltt has ben restored And he
roan see to read as well as,beforeltilo, first
' ,accident. -Pittsfield Advertiser.
PURE ITALIAN QUEENS
FOR SALE.
Tested Queens, during, May .... ......$2 00
,. during June ... .... 1 76
Untested Queens, after Juno 16th ...... 1 00
or 0 untested, Queens after Juno 15th , ..... , 4 00
—Comb Foundation on hand, fpr sale.—
also have a: quantity .of chaff hit es and scall
hives for sale.
Carpenter work attended to in all its branches with
neatness and despatch.
PETER A. MILLER,
Wiugham, Ont.
e B ' ipuying' -,
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS AD\
MUSLINS, AT
1 fl, cINDOD'S.
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS 'to EUROPE.
Montreal or Quebec,
Ta Derry or Liverpool.
rlgisT CA1s1N, vd5. am to ; SW,.1t,.,,arn.
RATES, $45, $50 and $60, Single; $95, $10e and
8115 Return, according to location of Staterooms,
Abpve rates do not apply to
88. PARISIAN, or June voyage of SARDINIAN.
NO . CATTLB CARRIED.
ISTEI ERIATE, 50. Return, S6Q.
• Steerage at'ldwest rates.
Apply to H. be A. At,LA,N, Montreal, nr
HENRY DAVIS, WVINGJAI(
The Queen and Turtles.
Axuongg tho' delicacies which grace,
,Qlleett ; rietoria'8.table at a recent dinner
was k turtle 100agears of age, which had
leen brougitt.f,'xotlt the Ascension island
•;p;,weeka',laueiy by the government
',*i'aisei' 'Wye: So thoroughly did herr
r inajeittjr :enjoy the sorb proddced frotxi
• the fart tot the -taeptlld that the Wye has
1 t Wien dispatched to Ascension --a dis4
ry of inane ttlotfegnd miles—foe ,a
Ix
stipply4f tvitttibiA0, 'I0T1,04
I
IIAII1ES LOR,
Carpenter and Builder,
JOAN STREET, WINGHAM, UNI,,
(Ogrgloslte LPdyd's raotory.)
SASH,
DOORS,
FRAMES,
BLINDS, &c„ &c�
HMV, t Slvap 110R4irfOg
f ;ryntl}tly attended ko,,
ICE-COLD ;DRINKS AT
” TELE ECLI'PSE,'
.-Oa:EAi41ERY BUTTERMILK—
(b,' the glass.) ,
Soda -Water, Cream SpUa, Milk
Shake; Lemonade, Ginger Ale,
etc., etc.
JOHN R'EIR.
)
a took cold,
I took Sick,
I TOOK '
$COTT'S
EMULSION I
RESULT:
I take My Meals,
I take My Rest,
AND I AM VIGOROUS 'ENOUGH TO TAKE
ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON;
etting tit tool ToR Scott's
Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver 0i1
and Hypophosphites of Lime and
Soda NOT ONLY CURED 110Y incip-
ient Consumption sum BUILT
ME VP, AND IS NOW PUTTING
FLESH ON MY BONES
AT THE RATE OF A PoUND A DAY. 'I
TAKE IT JUST AS EASILY AS I DO MILK."
$COtt'a.Emuieton Is put up only In 8almpn
antgr wrappers. Sold by all Druggists at
;§gc. and 81.00.
SCOT?` S' BOWNE, 13ellevaile,
0
Extra Value offered
in
-
in Dress Goods.
As we have had a,great rush in Dress Coccls, we will sell all remaining
shades at reduced prices. SEE THEM.
All Wool, 'at 12 2 cts. ; Muslins, at 5,icts.
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PRITATTS--
A large range to choose from, at all prices.
EMBROIDERIES, PARASOLS,
LACES, RIBBONS,very lore,
TWEEDS, SHOES, HATS, SHIRTS,
UNDERWEAR, at away clown prises,
0
Don't buy before seeing goods.
YOURS TRULY,
TB USERSand IVIILL INNERS,.
ardiiie MaohIllo. OiL
O
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU WILL USE NO- UTHER.
0
Every barrel �'uarnriteed. Weare the solo Manufacturers of the Genuine Lardino. Also Cylinder,it
En Engine,
Wool acid harness Oils.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE..
Pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario
chapter 100, section 86 the creditors of \Villlarn Pits
Hiecocks,leta of the town of Winghanr,in the County
et Huron rand Province of Ontario, Clerk, who died
on or about the 31stt$ay of Marph A. IS:, 1800, are
required to send to J. A: Morton, of the Town of
Winghaitt in the County of Huron, Solicitor for the
undors ened mentors et the said deceased, on or.
before the Oth day df June A. 11., 1890. their names
adsrosses and descriptions, the full particulars of
their claims, a statement of thole accounts and the
nature of the securities (if any) held by them, and
notice is hereby given that the said Executors wilt
lonnediatety after the last mentioned' day proceed to
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the
parties entitled thereto having regard only to the
claitris of which they :hall then have had notice.
J. A. MoaTON, Solicitor' for
Mone J. Iltac'Geggs And Joon H. HtS0oese,
Exeoutore.
Wingham, Ont., Oth May,1800. _
EXECUTORS' NOTICE
P;trsuant tothe Revised Statutes of Ontatio, 1887,
' chapter 100, section 40, the creditors of rvt111am
, Mooney late of the Tetnship of Turnberry in the
Couglty of Huron and Province of Ontario, Gentle-
D.,l:'n'h t eerequired to send toalvoitt the t J. A, Morton h day of of the
Town of q
Town of Wingtharn, in tiro Countyof Hurogn,SollOitor
for1,1fe uudershrn ed t ixeetbrs of tho ss id deceased on
or br ote.t)no Oth day- l d6nA A, D.,1000 their names,
addresses and descriptions, the full partiouiars or
their darns, a statement of their accounts and the
nature of the seeuritiglt•,any) held hythem, and
notice le hereby given t the said EXeotlters will
immediately after the i mentioned day proeee).l to
distribute the assets Of bald deeeased among be
l. to
e and o the
thereto.
r n
Agents wanted ever whNre. Good parllr s *hutted tier ng g v
R ' ' eh"' of which they 0101 then have had notice.
preenhnus anti bit commission:14 Jr HE I, A,ItoRlott,,,Soile torftit.
w; lie Oketcuel i % Arid OZOribg 1)Atomero,
i�"tRlrgtrtm. W17u1€ter ,44041440 $, lexotdoxi
tfr, .,
"i'Gtc>jil g dUti t i ityFkntNl titl.,+zthl ,, ; .. a
WANTED Et—tthttders for thefire•'
side Wt okly,containing the nev0etory,.
" A Bailin; Stingy," by Rate ' ilva
We'stlaife. Spud 60 cents for three
months' trial, and receive it premium.
Co.
�TORONTO.
OPENED.
A M
has just opened up a
ienetaI Prevision and rocery Stor
Iliarly opposite the Market.
0
The stock consists of
Stigars, Teitts, Tobaccos, Spices, Raisers, Currants!)
Dates, Figs and Wanes. •
CANNED. GOODS OF ALL KINDS—Fruit, Peas, Corn, Salmon,;
Caned Ileef and Sardines.
All kinds of Biscuits, Dried Meats, Fish„ Butter, Eggs and Ii imerlioolt
Salt. A full assortlaa'',nt of
CROCKERY' AND GLASSW.A.lig
in sets ox s8$rate.
l3ut>te, , tow, Dried `Meat; etc:, taken. in a ellangoi As 'w
.�
bliy fir cash, we are able t& sell at the c'heapeet rates., By
tailing and inspecting tiW g6tais you will oblige •
March 1800.
R. Qi
GRA
AMA
Winghal1Y„ Onto.,
Prd �itt.. for Sate in Ce[mpila:r
pY ,
The •0' ders;gned for sale a desirable pro
VIperty 1f t,tt,o vitlege e , ore, consisting) or a good
tr� �bte anti drivinghod with
dwotit house, ofd dE, a shed,
ono etr6 And who , Orland in connection. Splendid.
garden with el1�jorte 00 fruit treys. Will be told
gft A befit ln. Mer parttcttlarsitls���x t t0
rlofc choir,
Vernon.
8111.1,, t s' .t
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the: it'rid`etslgneifeat heap for service tilts season;
on Lot 4 4fxn. 0,Tnhnbcrry,A pure bred boll, "Iterns.
ton Bay.", Registetisd in 51th velunle of Hie ITelstein
Yriesien herd book. Twinis 0,1.80 for insnrauce, td be
paid next *Inter. '
1.4.111 $„ball; hKSVE11,1., rrop'r
901304044 .914Vennwe
B.
We have hj
in Men's and
that everyop
We have t
terve clearing
Don't wing
Rold' before
affordto iftltlI
V'GIi.Y
We Dave
Counter SOT
Dress Snits,.
diem early.
'Tug Bradt,
LL1
Mr J• WO,
—The Poai
Monday.
Found— n
-office.
1'lts Tilt
week.'
—Mr RA
this week.
—Mr T A
tons of woo
—Mr San1
from Grey,
--1f your
cis Will be,
—Ur Ti%
residence
t 6:
'Tth >r
.—Piueali
—.Ittfn
,p.ppoiute
church.
The fr
was finish
egun.
—bur •s
s shirts,1
underwear
beat for ql
G1
loads o
per G T
Mr ql
re rno Vi tl
next wee'
--A la.
oranges g,,
taurant.
4 amesto�
day egret
—Then
the addi
;l, cost o
il
' •794, wil
decided)
32t11 of
—4 t1 ']
day.
kindlinl
—De
distribti
ing the
Mental
seribei,
50 coni
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pall all
rho 1�T
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the gi
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