HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-10-14, Page 3a Ilendereon & Econ, John. Stafford,
Four li; winter cabbage, Walter
Taylor, Jumb Stallord. Four heads
curled savey, W 11 McCracken, Four
heads red picketing cabbage, Walter
Taylor, Mrs T Ballantyne, 1'wo beads
cauliflower, Walter Taylor, John Slut( -
'
ford,. Pumpkin, Walter Taylor, Geo
Kelly. Squash, W 1i, McCracken, Jas
Speir, Collection of garden produce,
W I -I McCracken. 12 tomatoes, large,
'Willie Stewart, Walter Stewart. 12
plum or sherry tomatoes, Waiter
Taylor, 0 I .enderson 5c Son. Quart
butter beans, Jas McCallum, Saw
Snell, Qnnrt white beans, W kI Mc-
Cracken, A Stewart, Brussels. Quart
any ,other variety of beans, W H Mc-
Cracken, 1?red McCracken. Two
citrons, round striped, Jas Mowbray,
0 Henderson ,L son. Two citrons,
long catifornian, Jas. Ev'tns, W H Mc-
Cracken,. Watermelons, W H Mc-
Cracken, John Hewitt; Musi:mcllons,
D 'Stewart,IC•Henderson & Son. Cue
cumbers, fit for table use, 0 Bender -
son .4 Son, Antos Smith. Celery,
white, Waiter Taylor, C Henderson J
3Soai. Celery, pink, W 11 •Mceraol.en,
C Henderson & Son.
DAntY PltoDliCE. '
Twenty -live pouuds tub butter,hou1A
.mnade-11 tdannilton, Wm Potter, Mpry'
Mitchell, .Mrs >i Forbes, 11 Edwards. j
Five .pounds table clutter—H Raoul -
,son, T Willkinaon, Mrs T Forbes..
Jap Ireland, Geo A Deadtnan. 50 Ihs
factory cheese—\V A Edgar. 110 Ilse!
Mrs'i Stewart, JasSimpson.
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The Carlessest Dreatures,
He came home 'last night a bit tired
from a busy clays work and bis wife
waited until he got off his overcoat and
eat down.
Did you get that piece of silk 1 ask-
ed you to bring up to night ? she 91i
quired,sauing he had not laid it before
her,
Yes, dear, I left it out there in the
hall,
Did you get the pins'
Yes, dear.
And the ribbon ?
Yes, deaf,
And Babble's shoes ?
Yea.
And a wish broom I
Yes.
And a wick for, he kitchen lamp l
Yes,
And some matches?
Yes. They are with the o;laer
bundles.
And did you see the ntau about the
coral
Yes, it will be up Monday.
And the ratan to fix the grate in the
,daning•room f
Yes, he's cooling as s'ton as he can..
Did you see Mrs, Smith about the
sewing society Meeting?
She said she'd come.
And—and—oh, yes, did you get a
new shovel for the kitchen stove 4
N'—no, he hesitated, I forgot it.
What ,wig you do that foil You
know we needed that shovel andi told
you, about it the very first thing when
you went down town this morning. I
•do think you wen are the most forget-
ful and careleaeest creatures that ever
lived. And she clopped out to sea.
&.out su:pper.
Dollmsne MANuFai rune s.
Pair ,blankets Geo Johnston, Gorge
Moffat. Bounterasne—Nelson %it^;•rk- j
s
,er, Mrs E .stttwar t. • Skein ytu•37,1)orn•P�
Span—W I M:Cracllon, Geo Moffat..
Gentleman's suit, Canadian tweed—'
1) 0 Ross, Ten Ills maple syrup—W'
.11 McOrackeu, Jas' MoOatlivan. Quart;
maple molasses— W If McOracken,Jas
McCallum. Borley, comb — G A
Deada)Iau,
Wal Armstrong. Honey,
strained orext.tracted—Wal Armstrong,
+G A Deadn an. One bottle grape
wine—Davin Moore, G A Deadman.
Rhuburb wine—\+V U McCracicen;Mrs
T Ballantyne, 5.trawOerry wine, Mrs
T Ballantyne, W H McCracken.
Elderberry wane, Mrs T Ballantyne.
Tomato ketchup, Daniel Moore, Mrs
T Ballantyne. One quart apple jelly,
Jas Evans, C McClelland. One quart
rhuburb jelly. Mrs T Ballantyne. One
quart raspberry jelly, 0 Henderson &
Son, Itirs T Ballantyne. One quart
jelly, from any other fruit, nanied,Jns
Evans, W 11 McCracken. Loaf home
made bread, wlaite, Mrs T 13allantyee,
Jas Hannon. Leaf home made
.bread. brown, Mrs 1' Ballantyne. Jary
Mitchell. Fruit cake, Jas McCallum,
The Terrible of Game.
Hub ---I gambled at the race: yester•
dap.
Wife ---How frighttul 1 You always
promised me you'd never—
Hub—But 1 won the hundred
Wife ---How lovely ! Now I can have
that beautiful' bon—
Hub—But I lost the money ou
test --
Wife—Hateful thing !
a terrible passion,
Trio l3, NA Act.
T$1. great British North America act
nowadays hl to buy a bottle of 13 B 13
and cure yourself of dyspepsia, couetip-
ation, headache liver complaint or bad
blood, audit its an act that always attains
the desired result.
A Family Friend.
Silts,—I have used Dr Fowler's Extract
,of Wild Strawberry in my family for, years
and can highly recommend it for summer
complaint, diarrhoea, cramps, eto,
Mra..GEO, WEST, Huntsville, Ont.
It Was Business.
About 10 O'clock in the morning two
colored women rode into the town on a
turtle to do Some trading at a :stmt,,
and it wasn't over half an hour later
that 1 ran across oho younger one nn
the plantation of a critton warehouse,
walking itand.iat hand with a colored
roan. He let „o of her and followed
me down the pt'atform to sly
Seed yu' griltnin',boss,aud I thought
I'd 'splain dat it was a case of luv at
fust sight. I war jist took wid dat gal
clo fust iniuit 1 sot ryes en her, an' I
reckon she'll dun promise to marry ins
WO noon.
Soon after 12 o'clock I went clown
to the depot to bee about a train, and
found the ratan sitting on a salt barrel
with the other woman, while the first
IJrs T Ballantyne. Jelly sake, Mrs T was standing beside the enols under a
cards
Gambling is
Banality tie, Da•id Moore Oatmeal
cake., Mrs '1' Ba.l lantyne,Jas 31cOal lu rat,
Collection of e,iuned fruit, in envie
jars, W I1 McCrackeu'
MANUFACTURES,
Set double farin harness,' 0 Rickards
1st and, 2nd. Single buggy nearness,
1 0 Richards let and 2nd. Aze handle,
Jas 51eOallum, John Wynn, Cdilec-
tion tinware, 12 pieces, I3allautvue&
Wilton. Picture frames, It Leather -
dale. Specimen turner's world, R
Leatherdale,
MADIES' WOltit.
Ariseeue, work, Mrs A Strachan,
Nellie Ross. Applique work, Mrs T
Ballantyne, Mrs A Strachan. Braid-
ing, Geo Moffat. Berlin wool work,
flat, John Mi whray, Mrs T Baden,
tvue. Berlin wool work, raised,Nellie
Doss, Jiis Ireland, Berlin wool and
bead work, C' McClelland, Mrs'1' 13a1-
htntyne• 13erliti wool flowers, 0 Mc-
Clelland, Bend work, Nellie Rocs,
Chas Davie, Bourret, Jas 1lleOallum.
Berlin wool and silk,• flat, Mrs E
Stewart, Nel1ic 1'to.-tx. Oone work,Mrs
E Stowtrt, Lord work, Mrs T Btt1-
1antyuo, 0 ,(Clelland, Crewel work,
illi T I;,illlutyrre, Kellie boss. Card
l,o>trd motto,' John ..1tobb, jr, M►•a 1'
Portes. Crochet 'work, Mrs T 13a1
lantyna, Nt'ITlis ROSS. Bathe I net,
Nellie Boss, •0 MoClellaud. Embroi'
gat Mos.)
e m e l j it'in KID G9
,ABlessing to Every Household.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT
These remedies have stood the teat of flay years experisnee, and are tirenounced the hest Medicines, I
Family nee..
NO Use Wishing.
You see, he explained to the ingenu•
nus young thing as be showed her the
wishboaae.;you take hold hire and I'll
take hold here. Then we meet both
make a wish and pull, and when it
breaks the one who has the biggest
pint of it will Inuve his or her wish
seine time.
But 1 don't know what to wiiib for,
Elie protested.
OII, you can think of something, , e
aid. No, I can't, she replied, t can't
think of anything I want very leech.
But we unien'i spoil the fen that
way., he exclaimed 1'li wish for you,
Will you, really ? she asked.,
\Vhy, yes, if you can't —
Well, them, there's no nye fooling
with the old wishbone, she interuptod,
with a glad stoile. You can hive in,,
tree across the street. The pair on
the barrel were billing and cooing, but
as I entered the depot the man follow-
ed to any:
Reckon yo' ant sorter surprised ober
de change, ell ?
Rattler. You were courting the
dau;.,hter'two hours ago.
Dat's a fact.
And you said it was love at first
sight.
Exactly.
Well, why did you drop her for the
other?
Day ata mudder and darter, sag.
Well?
Wall, 1 dun found out da, de mudder
owns de mewl, sag.
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.14Yonthy prizes for Boys and e1r1s.
The •'Sunlight" Soap Co., Toronto, otter the fol
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boys and girls under 16, residing it] the Province of
Ontario, who send the greatest number of -Sum
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Saturday in each month,
Love is materia! pantheism.
Occasional defeat has a tool,; etre.,:t
A man will ret fat quicker on paid -
for board.
A bath is oftentimes a great moral -
'leer.
The Head Surgeon.
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CLERK DTXI Div. COURT, Co. HIIItOE,
AUCTIONE17R,
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
COMMISSIONER IN H. C. J., ETO.
Wnoxa ria. ONT.
BANK OF HMZLTON
WINGHAM.
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Vico-President—A. G. Rtaser,
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and Chemicals,
Fancy and
Toilet Articles,
Sponges,
Brushes,
Perfumery, &e.
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