The Wingham Times, 1893-09-29, Page 811oINDOO,
DY MADE MANTLES.
xN Tll:nl:.--- The pleasantest aur •
u could expect are awaiting you
relation,, to beauty and price; they
emost of anything we ever exhibit -
kis town. Every eaantle bearing the
al of fashion, no limit of quantity.
ve opened up our stock ofeP'ur Coats,
Muffs and Caps, NoW is the time
fursand get forst choice.
THE WINGHA BVI TIMES, SEPTEMBER 29, 1893,
and it is Ode : They are experimenting
and pltyieg a high price for their export-
euro. If Nie. Molntyre had taken a drive
towards the Assiniboiue river, only a
few chiles northwest of Alexander, to
DRESS GOODS,
r efforts this fall surpasses all our past
's department, as an evidence. of the
Winless of the stook take these Paris
rus in silk figured two toned Diagonals
'ool Crystal Cords, changeable ihix-
The styles are exclusive and prices
the farts of Mr. Robe and othersin the .
vicinity, he would have seasoned his of fcraigu wheat is it, s:llet's flavor. there
letter with spice ot a different nature. i is a good iuquity for American red winter
Mr, Robe had several hundred acres of at 64 adveuee, Coru is in moderate du -
wheat, sown with good seed, which was I mend. pent istquotedjatt. w 6d, u,January
d old step,
British Grain Trade..
I usees, Saps, 25, --•'Chu Mark Laee I K
press, is its weekly review ot the. L'ritish
grain trade, says : Iuoreaeed supplies of
new I ugllsh wilrats have .caused an aver-
age decline of 61 in valnte, The pr ice
an excellent crop, and he had sixty acres
ot land sown with wet seed, as an experi-
ment, but won't do it again. There is
considerable discontent among the
farmers here and I blame themselves for
it in moat instances. They are crushed
with a high tariff, and still they send
those who are crushing them back to
Parliament when they have an opportun-
ity ot making a change of representatives.
They a'so put on too much style. top
buggies being too common for the age of
the country. The majority of the farmers
here are sons of Ontario farmers, whose
fathers at the age this country is, had
to plod along beside a juniper drawn by
a yoke of oxen, wbeu going to trade off
produce for other goods ; but here, they
seem to think themselves ill-used if they
oan't have all the luxuries of an old
settled country from the word go.
Ur. McIntyre mentions the oats being
a failure. So far as the part of the
country he wrote from is concerned, he
is about right; but he wrote front a part
whsre wheat is the staple crop, and oats
being the last sown gives thean inter-
ior chance ; but in other parts where
oats are the crop depended on, the case
is very different. Where I am writing
this letter the oats are a very good
I have no hesitation in saying that
Manitoba in a good country, if people
would only. farm properly and act wisely.
I would fain say more, but I fear I have.
encroached on yogi• space too much al-
ready.
JOSN GREEN,fi
Neepawa, Man.
September lOth, 1893.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
`• overybody,mea's, boys' and ohildrens
is and overcoats ready to wear for the
t ,er. We have opened up a very large
of fine clothing in all the different
es and styles; also our stock of English,
stoh and Canadian Tweeds is ready for
r inspection at
M. H. IGINIOO'S.
prompt shipment, at 19s 6d, I3arleys are
quiet. In some markets the grinding'
serfs are quoted 6d lower. Oats, beans
and peas are steady, At to -day's market
English neer wheats were 0d dearer; old
wheats were firth and there was a good
general inquiry; Russian wheat was 3d.
Other foreign wheats were firm. Melting
and griudieg baileys were from 3d to 6d
l. Oats were
held, Cern aus was\ere held foret
6cladvance ; 3d
arts offered. Rye was 6d cheaper.
VOTERS' LIST COURT.
Notice is hereby given that a Court will
be held pursuant to the Ontario Voters'
Lists Ant 1889 by His Honor the Judge of
the County Court of the 'ounty of
l;Jurou, AT 13LUEVALE, so the
Eleventh day of 0 ober, 1893,
at 0 c'olook in the f e Q00, to hear and
determiue the seve' al omplaiutsof errors
and ornisaious iu z' Voters List of the
municipality of T nberry for 1893.
All persona having busiuess at the Court
are required to attend at the said time
and place.
Dated at Bluevale the 26th day of Septem-
ber, 1893.
JOHN BURGESS,
Land cothe
s itut d Ci Clerk of said Courof t
Wroxeter•
r. john :1. Barnard was at Wiughain
uVeduesday last attending 'the meeting
istrict No 31, Canadia.a Order of For -
os, which was held, hers that day.
/the arena entertainment to bq, given by
to I. C. O. F. In the Pavillon on the even
f Oct, 2nd, promises to be one of the.
test events ever held iu Wroxeter.
,.he Wroxeter saw and shingle mill will
(sold by auetio t ou 0:tob1r Std.
u
'ugh am ,.
1. easels
t?;?r tris tt
aa, ey
ruberry Bluevale
t Wawauot;lt Belgrave
th Town Hall
xllett Loudesboro
'Killop Winthrop
hfield Daugaunon
derich Tp. Holmesviile
r,° '!borne Town Hall
,R, ,..:
t..yfield
(,ny y Zurich.
teephen - Crediton
eter Town Hall
borne "
Wawauosh Duuganuou
Isu.1D uley Towu Hall •
' wick
derich "
FOR INVALIDS
whose system needs toning up and whose
appetites are failing,a quick and pleasant
remedy will i
be found nU1NIN[ WINE. Q
Prepared only by S. CAatPSELL S Co,
Beware of Imitations MCNTRUAL.
Id
Manitoba Grain Standards.
The Western Board of Grain Standards
met iu Winnipeg to fix and decide ou the
Untario. Voters' List. standard of No. 1 hard. It is it splendid
s Honor Juega Torn) will hold JLavi- sample of Manitoba's best wheat. No. 1
Courts, as follows: Manitoba hard wheat shall be sound and
well cleaned, weighing not less than sixty
ntou Town Hall October 2 pounds, and shall be composed of at least
" 4 two-thirds of red fyfe wheat grown in
" 4 Manitoba. or the North west territories.
If5 No. 2 hard has to weigh fifty-eight pounds
to the bushel. Extra N1auitoba hard
11
must go sixty-two pounds to the bushel.
12 The samples indicate that the whole crop
tt 13 will be covered by four grades: extra, 1''o.
••14 one, two and three. The last sample de-
" 17 cided on was "extra bard." This sample
I3 weighs 62:} pounds to the bushel. The
" 19 board has not completed its deliberations.
oo 2I Thomas Fawcett, the Watfurd bank
25 er in '88 elansferred to the late Alex-
oo 24
•• 26, ander Johnston, the Strathroy banker
TOWN
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Newdale, Manitoba.
HALL
IGH TS,
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COURT OF REVISION. FOR EAST
WAWANOSH.
Notice is hereby given, that a ourt will
be held pursuant to the Out rio Voters'
Lists Act, 1886, by His Hou' the Judge
of the Comity Cou t o the County of
I-Iarou, AT "BELGR' V ', on the
Twelfth day ' f i etober, 1893,
at 10 o'clock a, in • hear and determine
the several comp nts of errors and orris•
Pions in the Vote s List of the municipal-
ity of East Wawanosh for 1893.
All persons having business at the Court
are required to attend at the said time and
Place.
Dated this 25th. YORTERFIl+eLD,393
Clerk of East Wawauosh.
WORK
HARD, PRACTICAL, ENTHUSIASTIC,
HAS PLACND TILE
The Forest City Business College of London
IN THE FRONT POSITION IT OCCUPIES 'lO .DAY.
CATALOGUES FREE.
Gm
J. W. WEST.ERVELT, Principal.
DISSOLUTION SALE,
The partnership happily existing between the undersigned for the
past six years will close on the 8th day of September, 1893, by efful
genre of time, and, owing to continued ill health of one of the
partners, cannot be renewed. Therefore, the
001K,
ENTIRE
A'.xOUNTING TO ABOUT $10,000,
27
" 28
•• 31
Nov. 2
e 3 to to Mr. R. Toothe, of London, who,
in his suit against Johpston, recovered
a,judgment for $17,000. Under the
belief that bankers Farren the Tisdale,
'•A theirs among ye taken' notes of Clinton, had a portion ot the moue
An faith he'll prellt•them:' 1 Mr. Toothe obtained an rnlun iii
x, EtaToit, -•Lath not sure that the from the High Court rsstratntiiK the
ve quotation is given verbatim, as
o not happen to have the much prized
lame at hand to make sure of it. How -
r, I am drawn to the pen and paper
give you a short letter, which I trust
3t4 will give a place in the next issu ,.
Mr much -valued Times by former re -
mats of the counticb of Huron and
ace.
have read a letter to the TIMES by
ho G. McIntyre, wrote from Alexander,
elan., which I think will be apt to in- 0
ice people to have a wrong opinion o
' aniteba• I can vouch for the truth
fIr. Melntyre'a statment re the appear-
ce of the crops around Alexander, as I
days been in the district myself, and I
Bust say, although a very pretty part of
yGanitoba,the crops there were the worst
ya: ave seen this year and I have been
rev a large tract of the country. The
• tops—as may have been seen by a letter
wrote sometime ago to the East Huron
Gazette—had an extra fine appearance
t the early semmer,but a long -continued
wrought, with a very hot sun, had a
1„amaging effect, and Alexander seemed
16 be the least favored with local showers
It any part I was in. But there are
her causes for poor crops than dry,
me weather, and the people around
'tlexanderhalo been guilty of practising
Mese eausels, and I ant sorry to say that
ley are practised in very many instance
ever the country. I will state a few of
parotin here. Partnere in many instance
eat in too many acres, and do the work
imperfectly. Some sell their good
tat and purchase frozen wheat for
Some sow wet seed•- at least such
n done this year -and a failure is
reeult. I might mention othll a ed 5i nears.
of disaster to the farmers of Mani god 5 t'veat u Blyth, ou Wednesday,Sept•,
t 1 Will encroach too much on 2otlr, .1893, Clarenda K Sperling, wife of '
Je, g• lloweVer, T "dill ( iYe /14 A. J. Clarke, aged 80 years, 1 month and 1
the doings o f the farmers beige, 5 MO.
' Treasurer'e Office, Wingharn, June 28rd, 1308.
of
some $50,000 for "Hare keeping.
Never having been able to recover the
name, Fawcett assigned his right there•
in the following b
WEDNESDAX Evening,
TnunsnAY Evening,
FRIDAY Evening, "Jac
SATURDAY Evening, "
ant
Hca
epertoire:
Sawyer."
i the Slope."
ette."
xed Pickles."
ADMISSION 15, 5 and 35 Cents
above `bankers from disposing of this
imagined estate.
Under the auspice
A Brick Homs
in Wingham, being
Catherine street, wa
8 rooms, pantry, awl
The let contains one•
patticulars apply to
to w'inghaui P. 0.
Boner.
WALUER.—In Turnberry, on September
23rd, the wife of Mr. Geo. Walker ; a sou.
MARRIP:D.
BINE—RAMsex.-'4b t the First Congrega-
tional church, Wing am, Ont., ou the 29th
September, by the Rev. W. H. Watson,
William Bone, esq.,toIsfiss Annie Ramsay,
daughter of Allan Ramsay, esq., Londou,
A
h
ULLIVAN—ADAMS•—In the North Brant
Roman Catholic Church,on Thursday,l7th
Sept., by Rev. Father Kelly, Mr. John
Sullivan, of Wiugbam, to Miss Miuuie,
youugest daughter of Mr. Joseph Adams
proprietor of the Windsor House, Ohesley.
Wnici T—RAW.—Iu Hamilton; on the
12th iust., by the Rev. James Allen, Ada
May, second daughter of Robt. Raw, Esq.,
to T. 0. Wright, only son of J. 3. Wright,
of the Poiut Farm, Goderieb.
Bitooks—CAsestos:—At the residence of
the bride's father, Clinton, ou the 20th
inst., by the Rev. J. Livingstone, of Kiu-
cardine, assisted by Rev. J. W, Holmes,
Mr. J. E. Brooks, of Mitchell, to Miss
Minnie, only daughter of Mr. W. Cautelou.
VANCS--HOLLAND.—At the residence of
the bride's father, Goderich township, on
the •loth iuet., by J.tev. Jas. Walker, Mr.
W. G. Vance, of Clintop, to Effie, eldest
daughter of Mr. Jeptha Holland.
DIED.
FALCONER.—In Kinloss, on the 24th iuet.,
Aute B. Falconer, aged 6 months and 5 ;
RciirLt.—Iu Turnberry, ou the 20th
lust.. Mary, infant dangliterof Mr. Samuel
11 hill, aged 5 months.
VA/Amt.—lu Turuberry, on September
27th, Terrasa Walker, wife of Mr. Geo.
Walker, aged 26 years, 0 mouths and 21
days.
JAS!IESON.--At Wolsely,Northwest Terri-
tory, on September 16th, ,Robert Jamieson,
eaforth, aged 44 years.
urge. -.-IA Morris, cu September 6th,
Maria, beloved wife of Mr. Zahn White,
BARK
ANTED.
s of the Lacrosse Club.
and Lot for Sale 11500 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK
lot e5, on the East side of wanted at the Wingham Tannery.
fella 2.hard
house contains
cellar, hard end sort water, $ 5 • ®® PER
tth of au Sere. For farther
to owner, on the premises, or
J. R. OaitFr.
A RARE CHANCE
Will be paid ou delivery.
Parties peeling 15 cords or over, can
deliver half in summer and balance in
winter, if desired, and same price will be
to make from $15 to $25 ger week in selling our Hardy aid.
Canadian Grown idweekl Stock. Highest Salaries p INCHA TANNING Cd.
or Commission paid weekly. Complete rttirttr Gana,
Special instructions to beginners. \\'rite;this Wreck, .
for terms to. br Nurseryman
M. 0. GRAHAM, eryfli n Otit
12t
Wingham, May 10th. 1893.
MARNESTS AND COLLARS
•
1116. sold IAAbout reserve
AND AT BELOW COST.
As the goods are all new and have been selected with great care, this
afibrds an opportunity of securing SACRIFICE BARGAINS such as
may never again be offered to the citizens of Wingham and vicinity.
This great sale will begin on
6Ilaviug bought out the Ambler Harness Business and started in his old stand,
am prepared to furnish the public with everything usnally kept in a harness shop
such as
HEAVY, LIGHT and TRACK. HARNESS,
NETS, DUSTERS,
W Ii IPS, CURRY COMBS,
BRUSB.ES, SWEAT COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VALISES and
TRAVELLING BAGS, 4c., &.c
I make all my owu Collars and guarantee satisfaction.
Give me a trial and I will use you right.
G_ A_ 11"'M w' TON_
TR B STJ RER's S 1 =i3
LA
turd.ay, Aug. 5th,
And continue for 33 days. Please remember
33 .DAYS SELLING AT COST,
And in many cases far below cost. Do not permit business or pleasure
to keep you away from this store during these 33 days, for it is the
chance of a lifetime. The stock conists of every description of
•
Dress Goods, General Dry -Goods, incic.g Cur-
tains, Curtaining and a tine assox'tmlent of
Carpets, fine Worsteds, imported and
Canad-Tan Tweeds, Ready-made Cloth-
ing, Gents' Furnishings, &c.
BOOTS TND SHOES and SLIPPERS from the best makers.
GROCERIES, pure and fresh, in abundance. Lovers of good, pure
TEAS cannot affocl rto miss this mammoth sale. Come, now is the
accepted time.
GOOD BUTTER and EGGS will be taken as cash. Any goods'
charged during this GREAT SALE will be entered at regular prices.
GORDON & McINTYRE,
The Anchor House.
DS FOR T ' ' ES.
Ontario
Town of Wingham,
To wit:
upon and sell the lands rn
I hereby give'notice that vii
to sell said lands or so much.
and costs thereon, at the Corn
BY VIRTUE of a warrant issued ,y the Mayor, under the
orporate Seal of the 'Town of Win, am, to me directed, bearing
da • ,1893, commanding me to levy
for arrears of taxes due thereon,
osts are sooner paid, Ishall proceed
cessary for the payment of the taxes
e said Town of Wingltam, on
the Twenty-third day of Ju lis
in the following
as such arrears and al
ereof as may be
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TUESDAY, the
At the hour of
Street. • S 'vey.
Boland 8 L .t dr Davis
Josephine W • oley's
McIntosh P. Fisher's
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V ctoria 8
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ay of October, 1893
O'CLOCK in the afternoon;
C. T. Scott's
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B. Bower's
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Leet 1licKay's
Leet do Davis'
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Quanity
o . L;tt;d.
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2 feet
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1-5
1-5
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24 feet
24feet
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Wingham, July 31,;x£03,.
Taxes. Costs. Total.
$
3 26 $ 1 75 $ 5 01
47 67 6 50 54 17
11 72 4 25 15 97
8 00 2 60 10 60
8 00 2 CO 10 60
11 72 4 25 15 97
ii 00 2 60 8 60
6 00 2 60 8 60
4 80 2 40 7 20
4 80 2 40 720
6 07 510 21 17
42 1 75 3 170 2 60 60
8 280 949
JOHN DICKSON', reasurer.i
GEO. E. KING.
OUR FALL STOCK 18 EOINCOMPLETE.
SEE OUR DRESS ''GOODS,
TRIMMfNGS AND READY MADE
MANTLES.
speotiully yours,
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