Wingham Times, 1891-09-04, Page 8I
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M. II. MC1 DOO
THE NEW DRES$ GOODS.
This season's importation of Dress
;goods double any we've ever made in the
past,. There's a necessity far it ; a neces-
sity bane of a double trade., Our Dresa
Goods never made such an impression in
the minds of careful buyers, for the best
qualities, prettiest patterns. and lowest
prices. We want all to examine this
stook and see how far ahead it is of any
other, intelligent investigation will
make clear that our principles of dealing
direct with, the best makers and buying
only reliable goods, works in your inter-
est as well as ours, For choice patterns,,
dependable qualities and sig value, eye
stake our reputation thin our stock Oil
Dress Goods has no equ -}n town.
Don't forget to see ouewomen's ready
trade coats, in black anti oI'llored chevoit
Newmarket and all *new materials
in Shawl Rooled Collaree:d all the new
makes. Even this early;they are going
fast.
Inspection invited,
M. It. MDRa
Etta ` t t gijam Ewa
FIi1D AY, SEPTEMBER 4, :891.
LOCAL NEWS,
Harmer eel o bas tested the following
rectptf ;recomrne
rats, wipe and gr
grease, spriukle i
apply it to place
mentioned. Th
paration.
—February, 189
other words, 1892
rule is that all year
numbers, are divie
by four, are leap ye
tory years, which
when they are divisab
by -400. For instane
year, and 1900 will
be.
—The charter of t • e Septennial Benevo-
lent Society having • en revoked by an
order of the Lieuten nteGovernor of the
Province of Ontario ',. Council, the affairs
of the society are to .e wound up. Mr A
J Pattison has bee appointed liquidator,
and he will procee; to distribute the assets
after the 18th of 'eptember. Under the
-circumstances tin : is the most honorable
-course that the o ii ere of the society pould
:take, as all the memb re will receive back
a proportion of the m•ney'they have paid
440.
s it for getting rid of
Sud hogs Take a little
with cayenne pepper,aud
inhabited by the pests
y will flee from the pre.
, will have'29 days ; in
ill be a leap year. The
whose figures, or date
nal without remainder
excepting 'the can -
re leap years only
e without remainder
, 1800 was nota leap
be, but 2000 will
—A novel remedy ore the fly nuisance
']las been given o by a New "York man
who vouches for it reliability. It won't
do any harm to t y the discovery. The
New Yorker went ' to the country last
year "when red clove was iu bloom and
brought back with re when be returned
a number of clove blossoms, He hong
them in his room ornament the ,walls.
The clover dried a d since then he says.not
a fly will stay in tl e room. He has watch-
ed and studied, a d says he has discovered
Qat flies cannot s and the scent of dried
{ . eloper.
ran Fairs.
Oabadn"s Industrial, Terouto, Sept 7 to
19.
Zurieb, Sept 14 and 15.
Hensalt, Sept 15 and 16.
C 4oderiola. dept 16 to 18.`
Western E'air, Loudon. Sept 17 to 20. A
Guelph Central, Guelph, Sept 22, 23 and
24.
Mildmay, Sept 221.0.,
Teeswater, Sept 23rd.
Centre Bruce, at`Paisley, Sept 22 to 24.
Mitchell, Sept 28 end 24.
Neestadt, Sept 24th and 25th.
Exeter, Sept 28 and 29.
Palmerston, Sept 28 and 29.
Clinton, Sept 28 to 30,
Northwestern,Wiouharn,; Sept 29 and
30.
Berlin, Sept 29 and 30
Huron Township, at 1 <i sy, Sept 23 and
SO.
Atwood, Sept 29th.
Ltaekuaw, Sept 20th mod 306.
Northerti,.Walkerton, Sept 20 to Oct 2.
East Huron, Brussels, Oct, 1 and 2.
Seaforth, Oct 1 and 2.
North Perth, eitrattord, Oct 1 and. 2.
Harrison, Septets to Oct 1.
tea
i#ruseels, Oct;1 ;cC'2,
Elneardine, aetreti t awl 1►tit.
Clifford, 7t end eth
.EasWaaummi1 Belgrev
e, Oct 6 and 7,
Kiuowrctrue, at 1Cinetardine, 'qct 8 and 9:
Blyth, Oat 8 mid ft.
Dungannon, get ut*'t.tl i Lith.
Clinton.
Mr Editor, when your deity little
paper failed to make en appearance
last week, we kept humming to our
selves eoutieually ; "You never hies
the water until the well runs dry.”
Heim RAors.—Owing to the very
unfavorable weather of Friday last,
the (Hinton horse races were postponed
until the following Saturday; Being
no horseman, Sir, can give no details
of the day's sport, with the exception -
of stating that there were but few
spectators, Amongst the Wingham
visitors we noticed the faces of 13
Willson, Esq. lkl;r Jas 'McGuire (the
well known express agent), Mr G Roe,
iter W F Pulwage,G Mason and Several
others from your town,
We read in Holy Writ, that the
wicked shall flourish like n "green bay
tree". We are of opinion that it
would apply to dear Uncle Thomas
end his devoted nephews.
The wife of Mr II Marisb presented
Apr husband with a fine young dough.
r, Saturday last.
,i' ,When that vote came before the
"House" rtgardieg an extra $500, on
account of the long session, there was
no division, but all to a man voted
..year, •
Mr Cunningham, our express agent,
has on exhibition in his window a
pugilistic potato. Those who are not
proficient in this art, had better bet
ware.'
ARM NOTES,—The D 0 of th
Division of the Salvation Army le
the forces on Wednesday iu this tow
On Sunday last, Capt Cowan, of th
London Rescue Home, conducted th
meetings in .,the Army barrack
Drummer Thornton, gave it pretty
warm to the Clinton halters a wee
ao last Sunday. The day previou
their bread had been weighed in th
balance and found slightly wanting
one worthy here said concerning it
that if all were christians, there woul
be no light weighted bread. TW
gallant drummer must remember the
a slight mistake made by ti lla.kers
would not altogether classt em a
"Deils".
. Mr P Kerr, who for the past few
months, has been in the employ ; o
"Uncle Sam," has returned therefrom
to again enjoy close relationship wit
,"Brother Johnathan„'.
MAY HIS RECOVERY I3E SPEEDY.—On
very esteemed. citizen, Mr Corbett; we
arra sorry to state, is very sick. He
was. taken verb' suddenly, on Saturday
night, two doctors were summoned
immediately, and although yet in a
very critical condition, he is, we 'are
'nappy to say, slightly better. Mrs
Corbett at the time,was visiting friends
in, Detroit, it was r londay morning
informed of the
sband's health,
Mr Corbett at one t uie used to run
the Clinton Woolen'.,Mil], and ,has al,
ways, been It shiniaig light in the
political and ecclesiastical situation of
this our burgh.
Mr R Welsh is oft duty for a week..
He is spending his holidays amongst
friends in the cog,
untty surrounding. ..
On, IT 1S WONDERFTJL.—Mr Editor,
it is a great pity that your fall fair,
clashes with that Of Clinton, for this
season's fair will far eclipse any ever
held this side of Toronto, for we are
going to have such a tremendous
demonstration; the fame of which will,
like Solomon's of old, reach to the
very uttermost part ;v of the earth.
Ther:' will be—oh, there we stay
our pen; just come':” see for your-
self -the most wond,: Ill sight ever
winessed in the Coun`'; of Huron.
GATHER TEEM IN ° r Editor, wt
!chow you to be no ba ()red J?orester
of the C 0,F. Allow`=`"me to ask a
single question. Why does not this
big,noble Order introduce into its sub
ordinate courts, the Juvenile branch of
the Order mentioned? thus letting the
parent brand. nurture the young•buds.
Norn—Juvenile Courts are now
beim,• established by sotneof the Courts,
there being now ten or twelve juvenrte
Courts.—ED Times. ,
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Teeswater .
Mr Brown has nearly all the mi-
llinery in position ie Cris flax mill and
will soon be in full operation. Mr
rowil deserves credit .for his under-
akiu;,r.--Orr public salami did not
pen tilt Wednesday, owing to sotne
mole needed repairs it has been tinder-
oirlg. Nti Skilling wielded the white -
ash brash on its walls and ceiling
nd the work has been Well executed.
t has also received a .new roof. The
manta will soon be what it ought
be—tile building in the town. --Mr
:iilien and Nit Douglas left Thurs-
ay for the far Pacific Boast—British
l lug bia. Mr Millioilintends follow
µt;li';e trade-- earriaciabuilder, They
L
oro' good citlzt'ns Land Teeswater
(trots their departure., 'tt 'e sincerely
ops that stxeceeS mint` grown their
ffoi;ta in their tiew ephtiet.--•'Eche Rev
Mr Malcolm is Gator bia vacation, It
is to be hoped he may return with re.
dewed vigor and strength to tabor in
his • Master's vineyard.,—The funeral
sermon of the late W Newman was
preached in the 1llethonist church last
Sahllath, by the pastor.., -Some evil
disposed person cut the plate glass in
front of ICeeler's jewellery store, .Such
rase City is getting too eowmon„in the
village. Penitentiary is too good fo
the guilty culprit if foxud out. Other
windows were similarly dealt with,—
It was with profound sorrow ,that the
citizens of Teeswater received the news
of the death of Mrs. A G Midford, of
your *town. The bereaved husban
and her sorrowing parents have the
sympathy of the whole neighborhood.
In her manners she was amiable and
gentle, In her affections waren and
glowing. In her temper, modest,
candid and cheerful. The tears of her
near and • dear friends embalm her
memory. The remains were conveyed
to Teei;water.—Mr Nixon lead the
misfortune, last Tuesday, of getting
the palm of his hand, above the little
finger, mangled in the plaining ma-
chine. It will lay him off work for a
few days. Our furniture factory of
late has gained a reputation for acci-
dents as well as in the business line,
Culross.
The Directors of the Culross Mutual
Fire Insurance Company met in the
town ball, Teeswater, 29th August,
1891. 1Vlembers all present. Presi.•
dent in the chair. The minutes of
previous meeting were read and ap-
proved of, when it was moved by
Messrs Kirkland—McKa;ue---That all
applications for insurance be laid on
the table for inspection —Armstrong—
Reid—That having examined nine
application's and found them satisfae,
tory,the president and Secretary are
hereby instructed to issue policies for
the same—Carried. Mc1Cague—Littlii
—That this Board do not adjourn to
meet again in, the town hall Tees -1
water,on the last Saturday of Septem- ( 1•' D. arexieLAY.
parents, by Rev 1133 Ba
ranotpal of the Exeter pt
¥iss Kate Hill, second
Hillt Esq, of Weet Durh
Brsesa—HAwxllvs—
ust, at the house of th
the Rev ,Tames Carr e, incumbent of
Christ church, Port A .ert, George S.
Brister, of London, to E, Victoria aw-
kins, daughter of Thos awkins, Esq,
Po t Albert, Ont.
BATON--Honmes--At : t Paul's church,
Clinton, on August 12t by the Rey W
Craig, B. D, Mr Alexi der D Beaton, of
Whitechurch, to .Miss. lizaboth Holmes
oldest daughter of rs M Taylor, o>
Clinton,
s, TA Brown,
lie school, to
ughter of S ,
n the 6th Aug-
bride'a father,by
DIED,
IDFORD—I'n Wingh
August, Sarah Fessant,
Captain AQ. Midford
Wm aad Marla Fess
and 24 days.
MONTOOME zy.—•Iu
31st August, Andre
72 years and 1 month.
Jolnesor —At the re
(T A Johnston), Tor
1V.fargaret,relict of th
son, formerly Tress
83 nears.
ITorzrE—•-In Win.
August, Emma, da
Ritchie, aged 4 years
RENNIEr111 Luck
Helena Alma, in
David Rennie, ak
days.
LYON—In Huila
Joseph Lyon, aged
and 10 days.
KNox—In Clinton, on the 8th August,
their Knox, aged 68
Iross, on the 22nd
man. •
s, on the 24th Aug-
, on the 31st
beloved wife of
and daughter of
t, aged 26 years
Turnberry, on the
ontgomery, aged
'dente of her son,
to, on August 18,
late Thomas John-
rer of Ashf e1d, aged
ani, on the 12th
ghter of Mr John
ow, on August 10th,
nt daughter of Mr
d 8 months and 10
, on the 8th August,
6 years, 8 months
Annie, wife of Mr
years.
Nrwerew—In C
August, Thomas Ne
WATS0N—I11 Kinl
ust, Mary AnnM. mute, wife of Mr
Alex Watson, age, 84 years, 11 months
and 16 days.
Bev:awe—In Cu rose, on Aug, 30th,
dna May Butcher, infant daughter of
Mr and Mrs John B toher,aged,6 months
and 15 days.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale a cottage mita',
ing seven rooms, and two•tifths of an acre of land,
situated on the corner of PatrIcic and Carling street,
WinghaSa;• Good cellar, woodshed and hard and soft particulars, ajiply to the owner, near
the toperty.
her, at 2'o'clock, p m—Curried.
ALEX ADAMSON, Secretary.
Lower Wingham.
• Mrs Benson, of Peterboro, and
Mrs McBain, of Atwood, who have
been visiting at Mrs Win Cruickshank's
for the past week, left on Tuesday
morning for their respective homes.
—Mr William Currie left on Tuesday'
SALESMAN WANTED
To take orders for Warranted NURSERY STOCK
to be delivered in the spring., Agents starting NOW tied at once.
can make big Salary, or,Commission. Stock and
variety superior to anything heretofore shipped,
CANAUIAN
,., .
PACIFIC
July 3rd
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TO
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Returns g,
Tams,
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and to
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N RESORTS
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leave old Orchard E
y, running through to
Summer seagull?r rates and full WalnutC. P. R. Ticket Agent.
pry Monday and
Toronto during
on apply to
017
Dissolution of Partnership.
' Notice is hereby given that the Part-
nership. heretofore subsisting between
the undersigned as Hardware Merchants,
under the name of JAS, A. CLINE & Co.,
at the Town of Wingham, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 12th day of
March, A, D. 1891. All accounts due to
the late firm will be paid to Jas. A. Cline,
who will carry on the.business at the old
stand and by whom all obligations of
the late firm will be paid,
Dated this 24th March, A. D. 1891,
Witness, Jes. A. CLINE,
J. A, MORTON. . JOHN NEELANDS.
• Refering to above, I wish to return my
thanks for past favors, and trust that by a -
close attention to the wants of my cus-
tomers to merit a continuance of the ,l
same.
Jas. A, Cline.
P. S.—Past due accounts must be set -
Outfit a instructions furnis ed FREE.
Wri atone B. 0.terms GRAHAM, ' ,moi 1 ■, ,1 + I
O. GRAft'ADf, NnaptiarifAN, I { +/J yi I/fyii { uW i{I
Toronto Ont. 1
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iT'S WONDERFULi PACIP1
for an extended tour through Mani 1
The rzoneouca,
toga. lie expects to be 'absent until I
Chirstmas.--Miss Kate Eadie, who i save by . buying yo
has spent the last two years in To -
goods s anng your
route r visit.—Mies is home to a
'
R'•EST --EIC . RSIONS
!t.;;Is'tem ab 5 tions n On to Rotitrn Rates to
• 11IETFIVE
Rebecca Cameron, of Toronto, is visit- WatolleS repaired at Pat' ''$ARTNF
ang her parents.—Mrs James Bently terson'S Jewellery store. DELdR'AI
MOOSOMI
Blyth, where calling on friends bare,
and daughter, Mrs Wm Campbell, of
INSCART
He gives perfect Satisfac-
tion every time.
-Try him and buy and
don't go by without you
do buy.
1V[”. PATTERS ,?
Practical Wat `' aker
and Jeweller,
M in sa., Wingham..
HANGE.
East Wawanosh,
On Monday last, a heavy hail storm
visited I his township about two miles
west of Wingliam. The section cover
ed by hail was small and outside of
its track there was a very heavy fall
of rain.
Noris,—Some items appeared under
this heading, in last issue of the Tures,
which have given considerable annoy -
once to a couple of estimable young.
ladies of this township. The items were
admitted through an oversight, and
we will take care that items of a Simi'
tar nature do not appear in future.—
ED. TIMES.
Glenannan.
Following is the school report for S
S No 3, Turnberry for the month of
August : Fourth. class—Maggie An.
demon, Mabel McLean, Rachael Dune
kin, Third Glass—Agnes Mundell,
Maggie Mundell, Bruce Ferguson,
Second class—Bella Campbell. Isaac
Stopes, Robert Reid. Junior second
—Peng A MacKay, Jennie Hutton,
Oliver Stokes.
*11
Christmas, Item
The publishers oJthe Dominion Illustra-
ted have in preps,rsi;ion the most magnifi-
cent Christmas- number ever issued in
Canada. Its Literary and Artistic features
will stand unrivalled. It will be a purely
Canadian work. Whit for it t Published
by the Sabiston Litho. * Pub Go, Montreal.
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li013B•--in Morris,
wife of Mr Joseph
13th August, the
tweeter ; a son.
BLAIN --In Guar
the wife of Mr D
Poweee---In T
August, the wif:
daughter,
PoenesTlit#—
August, the wit
son,
tt.
n the 19th inst, the
bb ; a son.
SolluluAoix tt—In Teeswater, on the
wife of Mr A Sohn -
seem the 17th August,
lain ; a daughter.
eswater, on. the 27th
of Mr W Fowler; a
Clinton, on the 15th
of Mr D A Forrester; a
MA. 1t1:ED.
Wrnen -Mtrxa In Clinton, on the 26th,
u :', .
A us at the re endo thebride's
g t,
of rid
e
s
father, by the Rev Stewart Miss Mag-
gie 14lttir, daughter of Mr W Muir, to i14r
W C) Weese, of Ud ra, York Co,
Brow's---11ILL---1 n Wednesday, 12th
August; at the i",tes donee of the bride's'
•
t ti it
A, L. HAMILTON, Chemist and
Druggist, begs to inform the people
of Wingham and vicinity, that he
has bought the PHARMACY DRUG-
STORE from Dr. W. B, Towler, and
hopes through 'strict attention to
business to retain all the old cus-
tomers, besides as many new ones
as possible.
A. L. HAMILTON.
Having sold the stock and good-
will of my business to Arthur L.
Hamilton, a graduate of the Ontario
College of Pharlriaoy, I .take this
opportunity of thanking my many
patrons for their liberal patronage
and hope they will •continue to deal
at the pharmacy.
W. B. T0WLEIle
Wingham, August 12th, 1891.
A CARD.
Dr. Towler will continue the prac-
tice of hie profeseion and may be
found at his o lee to the Pharmacy
---Mr, Hamilton's drugstore—during
odleo hours, or 011ie 'residence, ..Die
,agonal street.
REGINA
MOOSEJAW
YORKTON
CALGARY
PRINCE :. LB
To leave all
AUGLJS
AUG.0
SEP
inti in t
1 I th
T i 8th,
MBER 1st,
Province of" Ontario on
eturn until September
20th, 1$91.
turn until September
27th, 1891
Return until October
10th, 1891
nt9should arrange
nncet with the 11
8th, and Septem,
Parti s ticketing from other p
toarri a in Toronto In time to e
p. m. rain leaving August 11th,
ber 1 ;t,1891.
Fdi full infortnation apply 'to any
the Canadian Pacific Railway,
SHiLOH
CONSUMPTION.
CURE::: '
ticket agent of
The success of this Great Cottgh Cttre is
without a parallel ill the history of inedicitie.
All druggists are duthorir,ed to sell it on "a pose
• itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can suc-
cessfully stand. That it may become known,
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
plain a .Sample Bottle Free into every home
>n thei`tlthid States and Canada. If you have
a Cough, 40r6 Thedlitt, ler Bronchitis, use it, for
it will curs yea, If year child has the Croup,
or Witco ing Cough, use itpromptly, and relief
is sure ;vett dread, that insidious disease
Consumption, • ask 3t', -; Ask your Druggist for
SHILOH'S Ct11ZZ »rite To ets., eo Cts. and
$1.00. If your Lunge art sore or Back lantc,
use Shiloh's,porous PJA.ster, Price as cts..
JOSEPH COWAN, ,,
Cairig Orin t xv. (jouliT, Co. Hinton,
•AUOTIONELB,
ISSUER tib' MAI1It1AG.S LICENSES
COSrossiosert IN I. C. T., ETc.
WaoxerSii, ONT.
Monet tis Loan on N•otee.
liOteg . isCointed
A.%* ith"ASONNAHLE ItAfI" ;S
annoy aevaeecd en'11fo n
rt ae9 at 6 per cent. with
grs
p
and of wilts at the end of any year. Notes
and accounts concreted.
!told. moxrNDOO,
Orriott;.-Sarver Block. Wihtrhant, Out.