HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-03-25, Page 10GRE.
Will Poslitively be
JIrTI74.1I.. S
oods!
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of
sold at a RE REDUCTION of from 25 to 50 per cent.
In order to reduce the stock in the shortest pasible time, we are offering the ove s artling inducements. In the past our aim h. s'been to give as good value as could
1►a,cl
be in the market. We are now offering bargains Dab
uch as have never yet been placed befcy 'e the public. We want your trade for c h or its equivalent. No effort will bo
spared to give entire satisfaction.
This is no "Fake" Adyertisin gf Dodge but a BONA FIDE DISCOUNT SAIF, We do all we Advertie1
Note a few of our Prices : 30 pi ces Dress Goods, worth rom 15c, to 20c. all at 10c. per yar. ; 25 pieces all wool Dress
Goods, were 200. ti 28c., all at 15c• per yard; • a mac latent range of all wool Henrietta , were 50c„ now 40c per yard ,• Sic cial prices in .lack Dress Goode to clear. Prints and
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Challies—A. beautiful range at 7c. to 11e., worth 10c. to c, per yard. Staples—A wid heavy Cotton for 4ic Checked Sh.urtingc and .Ginghams from 5 jc, to 1Oc,, worth 7c to
1 14c. The best Cottonades at 23o., usual price 35e. . great range of Tweeds at special prr s to clear without regard to cost.
READY MADE CLOTHING AND HATS,—IVl lny lines 20 per cent. less than cost,. hese goods must go. '
. , CARPETS, CURTAINS, ART MUSLINS.—TI•.a being the season for these goods w will refuse no reasonable offei for anythin_ in this department.
BOOTS AND SHOES.—A lot of new goods just 5o band: Men's solid leather Bals. t $1 per pair, worth $1.25 to $1.40; Women' Bah, 90c., worth $1.25 ; Slippers, 180, per
' pair. This department -lust be cleared out.
tt (;rLASSWARE. AND • CROCKERY.—At and be ow cost. •
tr` GROCERIES.—A choice stock of Groceries at cut prices. 'Special value in Teas at 1 , pound and upwards. '
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1 The above is but a small sample of the Unexcelled Barg ns we are offering. A cal is solicited. We guarantee
qtr satisfaction.
LOOK FOR THE BIG FLAG.
1i/. R. IVIcINDOO.
1. The size of an advertisement cuts no
figure., It's not what we are going to do
Fn the future, but what we are doing
OW.
1 The ladies of Wiugham are invited to•
ring in their husbands and look at our
ew Spring Outfits now in stock. Or if
our husband is too big to .bring, you
an suggest ittwill be to his advantage
hat you should pass. judgment on the
tyle, fit and tailoring in the Spring Suit
ad-S/3ring Clvdreoat" kreelects before it
s purchased. It is decidedly to,our inter -
t to get the best .of critics to examine
'hem.
Springopening of German made Jack_'
ts, Newmarkots, Wraps and Capes. Our
ssortment this season is unusually large
nd: we are showing some .excellent
+eines in swell garments that will as
'bnish you some and delight you more.
i. Mistake to stay away.
DRESS Goons —This wonderful stock
i now in its fullest feathers. You won't
rat the looking at them, let alone the
ging.
Kip. GLovEs —Everything that's new,
vel, desirable brought out for this
ason liberally represented here, at un
ua1Iy good, values, the choice and cols
t character of our gloves being an
L opted fact.
F. Auintne—A11 new designs in Tapes-
, Brussels, Extra Super All Wool.
o, Floor Oil Cloth. Best value ever
bmitted to a buying public. i
Goods value in Ladies' Hosiery, Ladies' t
iderwear, Handerchiefs, Laces, Em-
oideries, Linens, Trimmings, Corsets,
bbons, novelty Veilings, at
M. H. •MCINDOO'S•
wish it distinctly wide od, that funeral
furnishings have been in the PAST and will
be in the FUTURE supplied ,quality consider-
• ed) as cheaply as by any pother undertaker'
in or within 25 miles of! Wingham. And,
also, that when required, all such supplie
iare delivered free anywhere within to
miles, and funerals are attended to per-
sonally by 8 GEACEY,
Practical Undertaker,
_Wingham, Ont.
MY Data Triune,— had just •emerged
from the small clothe and donned my firs
pair of _,ants, wheu I . ad my first chat
with Mr Davidson, m father's teacher.
. He stands forth from t • canvas of memory
a Tittle above the ave ge height, with a
slightstoop,a slight 1i .p,a cheery fuce,afish-
ing rod in one hand a • a fisher's basket .on
his back. The liyelon day he has been
whipping the sluggish stream known as
Biggar water, but wi . hardly a nibble:
Eis fishing tackle ha got entangled with a.
willow twig, gets :taohed from the rod
and he wends his ay homeward, and re-
'lating his mishap a puts the whole blame,
on a huge fish, as h: phrased it, that had
wade off with the s • e; making tracks for
the silvery Tweed t. hob nob with a salmon
swimming up • etre m'overburd'eued with
spawn and the cares of motherhood.
Meanwhile his sr: ter Jeanie is busy with
alot of girls, wh • are learning plain seam,
and finishing off ith what was known as
a sampler. Ino .g well that her brother
Will be ravenously 'ui ry, she"has cooked
i ,ming them what
tak g of.e The repast
at out of the bag, when
tires to a secluded spot,
ler stomach's unwelcome
d from my mother, when
the harvest field, that
o parochial sglleol•
a hedgehog, with()
they have been p
over, she lets the
Ione of the girls r
and gets quit of
inmate. I learn
•''i°"« I engaged with her
0l titer= til1iC5
FRIDAY.. MARCH 25, :892.
LOCAL EWS.
On account of a great demands
it our space by ou local advertisers,
oral articles have een held over till
issue.
r--•Mit. E 1.I Dsvaa has moved to town and
reparing to open his new store in the
`nZaTAsiao Epsnia s. Remember the
red—•Opposite Ca#rsnor.tt's DWG, $TCItE.
Miss L B. C1ss , formerly on the
ehiti staff' of Wingham Public
i; e g
I,
boor, is now lib, _Pian in Alma Col-
e, Michigan. •
he members of Anchor of Hope
e, 10 G T, p ,,pose holding' their
i ConWersaztjne and At Home, in
11, on. Tuesday even-
managing committee
a short, informal musi=
ut the evening is to be
oyment of gaines, ee-
tiosities, &c. Refresh-
ovided. A good time is
Temperance
April 56. 9
arranging fo
mel
e
+lrf
will be
ted.
It is Not True.
deratand a report is being circulated
ttrti• charging from $10 to *20 more
tt1 ternlebings than ie charged for
Merles le neigllborhI town- I
I Mr Davidson had
1 master of Skirling
the first quarter o
reform in church
burning questio
• signed and was pe
ed to 33iggar, au
I school there. 11.
' him, and under hi
a literary taste, t
solace, and gave
pleasant chat when,
the shady side of a
father had only ti
under Mr David
taught him to wri
ried. His musical
tionary took the'
1
sc loolin and
Ivan
read with taste, and
faultless, He told
to tarry each a p
money payment f
renlluired was six
mother, brother,
and nevertheless,
terms of easy fain
for they asked hi
on the growth of
to take elm bark
same. I rather t
would have been
callow down of
epifearauoe.
bine years, but'in�
current century,
tate had become
'Mr Davidson re-
off. He remov-
ed an adventure
idudfoot succeeded
y mother imbibed
proved a welcome
Sion for many s�
ng our siesta oil aged 18 years and
k. She told nie my SpErton—In Morri.
motildis wheeling_ - Ann Jane, wife of Mr
n, and that she hat 28 years and 4 mont
e after they got Yi9a • MMAttTIN--In God
ear and Walkers Dic
lace of many years
Alvah for it
iku that he
list his spelling was
e the scholars had
t for fuel instead of a
• coal. All the spelling
words, namely, father,
sister, notwithstanding
Re must have been on
'levity with his scholars
one day how to hurry
beard. Re told them
chew it and apply the
ink their stay in Jericho
pr ,trotted one, ere the
tub lead put iii an
BORN.
WALLAca—In Win
st. the wife of Mr
Pocock—In Tui
st, the wife of Mr
P1'Bn—Ll Turnber
the wife of 1VIr John Pi
JomvsroN—On Marc lltb; the wife of'nutter, tab
Mr Geo Johnston, How ck;, a daughter. do Rotl>9,
NEvxNG—•7 u Blyth, the 14th inst,the Eggsd per!
Wooper c'°ord,
WINGHMIM MARKETS. • ADE
am, on the 2lnt Wirtotrnai,Match 24,•3892 TR. AD SALE t
aliens; a son. Corrected by P. Denns, Produce Dealer.
40' to
erryr On the .9th Fall Wheat par bushel, •
2 82 to
eoPocock; a son. Spring " 82, to
on the24th lust, oats.
s.• - 3a to
r• a son. y'
60 to
15• to
15 to
10 to
1 60 to
9 00, to
• 6 26 to
ife of Mr ti Neving baker;. a song Hay per ten, •
TIERNAY—In East Wawanosh, on the rOiaatoeS, • a� •
perotvc
th inst, the. wife of 1 r Jas Tierney•, 1 t:hiekons, per pair
daughter. Ducks, per pain
EVANS—In Morr's, on March 15th, the Turkeys, per ib
wife of Mr James vans;` a daughter. cieese, per Ib� -
Coopne-Inn Br ssels, on March 17th,
0
the wife of,Mr Jat. es C ()per;, a son.
NA ` IED.
P.ix. ELL—BnaLL —' t the resdince of
the bride's father, on ednesday,, March'
9th, Joseph Pinnell, of Culross,, to Annie
Alice, daughter 6f Mr Benjamin Beall,
of Teeswater.
WALr,Al1E — HYN..Ais—At the resi-
dence of the bride': father, Mr Sam'l
Hyndman, on 16th inat, by the Rev T A
Wright, Mr Tho Wallace, to Miss
Margaret Jane H ndma,n, both oiz.Ho v-
BvroNARb--Bit• N—At the residence
of the bride's pare s, Ho wick; by Rev
Mr Young, Mr Rich d Butohard, of Clif-'
ford and Miss Aggie, : dest daughter of
Mr Stephen Brown.
ROBINSON--WALKER At the residence
of the bride's parents Howick, by Rev..
Mr Davidson, Mr ex Robinson and
Miss Aggie, third • : ughter of Mr Thos
Walker, all of How ck.
TINDALL —SEA AN—On March 9th, at `
Brussels, by Rev r Paul, Mr. Abel Tin -
dill, to Miss F,.. ny Seaman, both of ,
Grey township.
80 to
400 to
5• to
2 40 •
83
30
50
61
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15
11
h
'10 00
25
5 60
80
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Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership hither•
tofore subsisting between the undersigned as general
merchants, 01 the town of Wingham, in the County
of Huron, under the style and' fir n of Geo E King,
has been this day dissolved by Mutual consent. All
debts due the late firntwill be paid to,theundersigned
Thos A Mi118, ;y'whonn all liabilities of the late firm
will be paid
Dated 1� ingham this 16th day of February,
1892.
T. A. MILLS,
GEO. E. BING.
wttn s, J. A. Morton,
NEW JE'1ELRY STORE
U HS HAW
MomarsoN---PEL •N—In Atwood, on Begs to intimate to the people of'Winghana
March 16th, at the residence of the
bride's father, by ' : v A Henderson, M and general public that he has opened out,
A, Miss Agnes Pelt •n, daughter of Mr a large stock of '
Lemuel Pelton, to r J lin: Morrison, of
Newry,
MAxv3NLL—Wi on ii the 9th inst,
by the Rev T E . iglytoi ._Blyth, at the
residence of the • ride's •;narents,Morris,
Marjory Annie, tighter of Jared and
Ellen Maxwell,. t• James Wilson, of
Lloydtown, York co ntyl
RE1D-•-Woons—I • . Stauley, on 8th
,Pitt by the Rev Mr Macdonald, Sarah J
Reid, of that town:. ip, to James Woods,
of St Helens,
IED.
ADAMS --In Wi.Bhan, on the l.9th• inst,
Ida, second dab liter' of ii tr a R Adams,
ontbs.
on ,the 23rd inst,
John Spence, aged
s,
ioh, on March l6th,
Elijah Martin, age • 70 years' and 8 days,
HEN»ERsoN —A Ubly Mioh,on .March
Mt'D(iIto
medal and mil.
Same, for this
ly horse fil,i
inst,
Y . Lt2SIGOW.
xt1: els.
wort the Gralltcurling
be the holder of the
r.—The next month •
11 he held on the 31st
4th, Mary Jane
Mr Robt Renders
Township, Huron Co
2 months and 18 day
ARMs'rnoNG—In uoknow, on March
14th, Margaret Ca ' pbell, wits of Mr J
R, Armstrong, ago ; 44 years and 7
months, •
0L wRoltn—In. D ngannou, ori 4011 -
day, March 14th, L. ra Irene, dab 'tier
of,Mr 18 Crawford, ged lyear,3 to the
and 17" days.
ittle,i�eloved wife e f
frmerly of Morris
Ont, aged 210 years,
TENDERS WANTED.
Sealed Menders will be received by the Trustees or
School f eetion No 11, Turnberry, (Lower Wingham),
up till 10th April, 1892for the Erection 01 Tyr)Frame water Cfeeet.. The eontraetor to far/2141611
material, Pians and spobideatloes tan be seen at
the reetdehoe oftim
r Thos NettefAb;d, ni any e,
onTenders n be n, x :: , . to any of the Trssta.e.
l' , EItFtELD,}
J . F o ' Q'liRL15, }',logs.
Wrier • " ar 17611, 1892, •
WATCHES,
- °LOOKS, JEWELRY,
• SILVERWARE, •&t.
in the store lately occupied by Mr. Ed,
Dingley, and invites all to° deli and see
goods;and get prices.
Repairing promptly attended to and
satisfaction guarenteed,
J. R. MUNSHA.W.
Wi>r am,'March 23, 1802.
f Ln ®H S
CONSU, PTiO
CURE,
The success of this Great Cough Cure is
without a parallel in the history of medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell it on a 130S -
Iwo guarantee, atest that no other cure Can sue.
cessfullyy stand. That it may becoms known,
the Proprietors,' at an enormous expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home
in the united States and Canada, ' If you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it,. for
it will cure you. If your child has the Croup,
or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief
is sore. If you dread ;that insidious imam
Consurontion, use it.. Ask your Druggist for
SIIII.OH'S CURE, Price we eta.,go cts, attd
tt.ot our Lungs are stut. or Beak lame,
use l$saea, rite Sti emc.,
To Pit connection wMeith nrysLeather BusineBoot and ss oe 5 keep a
full stook of •
SHOE DRESSING,
Hathaway, Whitmore s. Zanoni, French Dressing,
Eblipso, Bixby's, Perfect Bid, etc, in 10;, 15 and 25c
sizes, by the gross or dozen. Jacquot's French
Blacking and Gray's climax waterproof.
-r- a _rte . ,S _.., •
in Leather, Horsehide, English Kip, Porpoise, ''&c.
Cotton and Rifle; in all lengths, , '
Button fasteners and setts, cork 801014'&g.- •y
SHOE LEATHER,
,Simon Aline, bal.and fir and Mezaonia: Kip:and Calf ;
also native kip and upper.. Spanish and slaughter
. sole.
HARNESS LEATHER
'Best brands on hand in oak and hemlocir. (Special ,
stock for traces in oak,
Patronage solicited. Prices guaranteed. A postal
zcard will secure quotations ora call from my travel-
ler.
W. J. CHAPMAN,
Tanner told Leather Merchant,
Winottea..
Dr .,
lair,
M D,82 A., L, C. P. S 0,./11 C. P. S.
TORONTO.
Jonathan Bushed, Listowel, says :—
"After spending all my money and prop-
erty to no purpose on medical men, for
what they termed a •hopeless case of •eon-
sumption, Dr. Sinclair cured me."
Mrs, Mary Furlong, Woodhouse, says:
"Who)+;.all others failed, Dr. Sinclair
cured ile>of fits."
W. McDonald, Lakefield, 'hays ;-"Dr.
Sinclair, cured me of Catarrh."
Geo, Rowod,Blyth, says :—"Dr. Sin-
clair Dared me of heart disease and drop-
sy, when all others failed,"
Diseased of private nature brought on.
by folly Dr. Sinclair certainly cures.
CONSULTATION FREE.
DR. SINCLAIR will be at the
(QUEEN'S HO'T1~ L., Winghan4
ON.
MONDAY, APRIL Ilth, 1892,
FO' SALE OR TO R
The subsc beroffers ljis waggon s • •p in Belgiavo
for sale or to •zit, On easy tortes For particulars
apply
t0 the r
o Pie or
t
p Bol
. to Ont.
Alsb,' I have ' stock a riUhL _: Of Wagons, Bug.
Wheelbartpmd, a ghwhton willilRollers,
at greatly
reduced pres, as • n1 g ng out of business,
n sT STkR1,1,NCL
Ilelgrat , Ont.
FA
Lets 16 and , CcnoesSkin
about 4 mild froth 4vroxoter
RENT.
11owlek site atcd
0 from Wingham,
Is offered f0 retarden resonabfeast; about 155
acres clog .6 and in a good stat of cultivation
largobig. houseand splendid bank ,.rnand stables,
pigpen ,•0,; about two acres of g young or-
chard 72 aorta fall wheat in • farm 'ostly seeded
dew Will be tented for a term of yen . Por par.
tie ars, apply on the promises, or to
IIEINEr WiLt
Wroxet•" P. O.
PROF. SCOTT,
MUSICAL. LEADER PRESBYTERIAN GOURCN
gives Private Lessons in Vocal Training, both in Staff
and Tonie•Sol•Fa :rotation, open for ofnngtaments
for Concerts or Church mo.tfngs. Toms moderate.
Apply at
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