HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-12-04, Page 5The Bast Placa on Earn to. Buy Your FALL and WINTER GOODS.
The VYhoIe YlorId Waifs to btythe Best THE BEST is our Bid for Your Business.
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And the Place to do that is at
J. J.
"II 0MUTH 8i SON'S.
Our Fall and Winter buying has been done with a view of offering; you the best qualities at the best figures. And we invite all whoare in need of a FIRST-CLASS SUIT
to closely inspect our varied
STOOK OF OVERCOATINGS, WORST EDS AND TWEEDS
which we are prepared to make up in the very latest style and best workmanship, having improved our facilities for so doing.
WE STILL LEAD IN GENT'S FURNISHINGS
such as Shirts of all kinds, Cuffs, Collars, Ties, Gloves, and all descriptions of Underwear, in fact, every thing to inake you comfortable.
We are also Headquarters for TRUNKS AND VALISES.
IN OUR BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
you are especially interested, as you can find everything in that line, from the largest to the smallest sizes. We especially invite your attention to our rew style of SEAMLESS
BOOTS, which we are now introducing and which we feel satisfied will give entire satisfaction. Never before have we been able to offer so large and varied assortment of fresh
and pleasing styles in OVERSHOES, RUBBERS and FELT GOODS, which we have in endless variety and of the best quality, namely, the Goodyear Brand. And in order to
meet the wants of all, we have a good stock of Home-made Men's Boots, and are prepared to make to order, on the shortest notice, that department being under the able manage-
ment of our old townsman, JOSEPH RISDON, whose abilities in that line have become a household word.
In closing, we ask all and sundry to give us a call, as you will find the bottom knocked completely out of the big prices. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
REPAIRING done in the latest style of the art and utmost despatch.
J. J. HOMUTH & ,SON.
N. B.—All Notes and Accounts must be settled by the first of December. We must have money to meet our obligations.
ANKAilimallismiumr
Morris.
. Belmore.
A night school was started in the The silver cord which held the
Stone School house last Friday even- spirit of Mr John Hall to its tenement
ing. There were 24 present, which of clay was severed on Sunday last,
will be greatly angmer_ted as soon as and the voyager passed on to that at a salary of $440.—Miss Wylie,
haven of eternal rest. Tule deceased sister of Mr James Wylie, who has t
sleighing comes. Mr Frank Wood,
the popular teacher for that section, was a sufferer from lung trouble and been ill for some time, is, we are
will be instructor.—The council of ! was about 50 years of age. He was sorry to say, not getting any better,—
Morris have paid off the balance of a member of the Wingham lodge of The weather has every indication of
the bonus granted the Wellington. Chosen Friends and harried an insure winter, and the farmers on the 6th
Grey and Bruce railway, amounting ance of $2,000 in that society. He line, who have not vet got their tur-
to $13,054. There still remains to leaves a widow and a family of five to nips up.are thinking it would have been
be paid the debentures. of the London, mourn the sudden departure of a lov-, better to have taken them up when
Huron and Brace. ing husband and kind father. The we had fine weather.—Sandy Fraser
The council rnet at the Town Hall, bereaved have the sincerest sympathy and Gordon McKay left Monday for
Morris, Nov 23, 1891, according to of the entire comnirinity in their irre- Michigan, to work in the lumber
adjoiwnment. Aleinbers all present parable loss. woods.—Miss Ellen McDougall has
The Reeve in the chair. Minutes of Belgrave. gone to Wingham to spend a week.
last meeting read and passed. Report
of Mr Ainsley, stating that Thiamin The Methodist of Br'lgrave purpose
bridge was cotnpleted in a satisfactory holding their annual tea on Christmas
manner, was read and filed. On night. Partib'ulars later.—Mr and
motion of Caldbick and Kirkby, the Mrs Stephen Ball, of Goderich, are
visiting with their daughter, Mrs
(Rev) J EI Dyke.—The patrons of
13elgrave cheese factory shipped a car
load of cheese last Wednesday.—Mrs THE LEADER,
Barclay has gone to Detroit and other
places for the winter,—Mr Benjamin
Wray and wife are visiting their son,
in London.
Glenfarrow.
Mr McCracken, teacher of S S No Stoves,Stoves,toves
9, Turnberry, has sent in his resigna'
tion, having accepted another school
following accounts were ordered to be
paid, namely : John Ainsley, plains
and inspecting bridge, $14 ; J Mcg
Donald, lumber•, $5.83 ; Geo Grigg,
work on south boundary, $10.75 ; R
Shot treed, keeping ' Palmer, $17.50 ;
John Holland, ditch and culvert at
lot 5, ori 7th con line, $40.50 ; M
bmeltzer, ditch on south boundary,
$4.35; Duff h Stewart,lumber,$16.91;
5 Eakret, repairing Ru ttan's bridge,
$3 ; Jas Fluker, graveling and ditch
on north boundary, $3.25 ; Jas Jack-
son, repairing culverts,$20.50 ; Philip
Ellison, digging ditch on lot 5, con 8,
as per Engineer's Award, $141 ; Mrs
Jas Anderson, refund of statute labor
tax, $2 ; Howlett Fire Insurance Co,
assessment on hall,$1.25; J McMillan,
lumber, $3.12 ; W 13 Kerr, printing,
$4 ; W H McOutcheon, digging ditch,
• $6 ; Jas Pugh, putting in box drain,
50cts ; R Warwick, repairing Bran-
don's bridge, $4 ; John Geddes, band
iron for Bodmin bridge, $2.50 ; John
Little, filling approach to .$odmin
bridge, $39 ; A Haslam, drawing
lank, $4 ; John Wheeler, filling old
abutments $2 ; J Downey, filling east
approach to Bodmin bridge, $14 ; W
O Proctor, ditch and culvert, i7 ; 0
Wheeler, inspecting Bodmin bridge,
$20 ; H Bosnian, gravel, $3,50 ; li
Jameson, building Bodmin bridge,
$685 ; • Misses Exford, charity, $10 ;
Jas Harrison, part payment for ditch
on 6th line, $17, The council then
adjourned to meet again on the 15th
day of Decembet next.
W CLARK, Clerk,
CROSS -CUT SAWS,
We have in stock :
tlomySavod,9Moaey Made
Teeswater.
• Our old townsman, Mr 0 A Steele,
has once more returned to our village.
—Mr 11 W Carter has accepted the
offer -made by the patrons of Industry
and will now furnish them with goods.
-Field Bros• have moved into their
new premises and are now fully settled
down.
See our stock of now and desirable
BOOTS end SHOES
Municipal nominations throughout
the Province of Manitoba were held
on Tuesday.
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Overshoes, Rubbers, &c.,
For old and young, at prices which defy competition
Great Variety, Great Bargains,
Great Opportunity.
Baving purchased the business lately owned by
Mr D AleCoumick, next to the Bank of Hamilton, and
added to the already large stock, I wish to inform
the people of Wingham and surrounding country
that I am in a position to furnish them with anything
in the Boot and Shoe line at astonishingly low prices
ORDERED WORK A SPECI%LTY.
Your patronage kindly solicited.
Don's forget the stand—Ttyo doors north of the
Postoaico
JOHN MARTIN. •
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
THE SILVER STAR,
THE LANCE TOOTH,
THE NICKEL STEEL,
THE FOREST BEAUTY,
THE LA -ROSE PRIDE,
THE IMPROVED CHAMPION.
ALSO
A very fine assortment of
AXES.
. J. A. CLINE & CO,
STONE BLOCK.
IT'S "WONDERFUL
The money you can
save by buying your
goods, and getting your
watches repaired at Pat-
terson's Jewellery store.
All intending purchastrs of stoves far;, this
winter will save money by buying from
The success of this Great Cough Cure is He gives perfect satisfac-
without a parallel in the history of medicine.
All druggists' are authorized to sell it on a pos• tion every time.
itiveguarantee, atest that noother cure can sue. Try him and buy and
cessfully stand. That it may become known,
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are don't go by without you
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home d0 buy.
in the United States and Canada, s If you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cute you. If your child has the Croup,
or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relies . PA`I'TE SON,.
is sure. If you dread that insidious disease pl"aCtlCal Watchmaker
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for and TeW e1� ei'
SHILOH'S CURB, Price to cts., go cts, and '3e
k lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, ?rite asLungs are sore or ceta.
D. SUTHERLAND.
Having bought a very large variety of
HEATING AND COOK
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to choose from
Every stove guarenteed against breakage and
to give complete satisfaction.
D. SUTHERLAND.
Wiugham, October 8th, 1891.
NOTICE.
All notes and accounts
due T. A. Mills must be
paid before the 15th of
November. After that 1
date they will be placed
in other hands for collet -i wafer power exist ruin, with LO acres of laid.
tion with costs. s. I Mm docs a good business, nil the Pars, is well lar
pier eel Y
\VM, R. SCOTT,
Atilfotai, oat.
ESTRAY STEER..
s
C awe on the premises ises
sof the subscriber. Lot 5,
Concession a, Turpbeery on or about the of
November, a three yeti old steer, red cola. Time
owner is requested to prove property, pay exprn
and take him away -p'•
It. B, IIA[tli1S,
Wroxeter, 1', 0.
FOR SALE.
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