HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-10-20, Page 8DIES!°; SILKS.
Winery attractions in the way of
mitt, qualities, and good valves. It
11 kuown that' we did the fine silk
season; tlio reason you know, the
ons are ULUCI1 more prominent in
tractions, To attract you to this
see the exquisite variety from 50c. to.
yard in blacks; their unmatehaltle
eauty had unequaled varves make them
1.eresietible.
BEADY' -MADE MANTLES,
We stand heed and shoulders above com-
etitiou, We do the largest mantle trade
Gln town, not by accident, but because no
tether store shows such an assortment,from
,e lowest price mantle, $3.00, up to the
A'esidost exquisite fur trimmed, at $25. En-
' unaged by the wonderful increase iu our
sales and our very large stock of high class
;titles, we urgeyou to come and see what
we are doing in mantles, whether you wish
pato buy or not.
It: READY-MADE CLOTHING.
it Suits and overcoats for men and boys,
from the leading manufacturers are here in
rlabundanee, The new fall and winter stock,
,comprising everything new, correct in
n styles, reliable in quality, perfect in fit and
11 finish, et. Iow prices.
EVERYTHING IN FURS.
Sable, Mink, Nutrat, Otter, Persian
Lamb and Astrachan, Capes, Mantles,
-Si
Storm Collars and Muffs. Great attre:c-
,cl` tions and large assortment in all depa,rt-
til mentis, at
M. H. McINDOO'S
x now.
'i r `l ()Cj..l'%.Ol3idJ't 20, 1893.
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Orange 71111. :,'"s .;,
Many from here went to the World's The t.,lttie , l 11 ;11ecre,•1, ii is rt
Fair and many more aro on the way. 01021•3014• ,.: t:t a',i ,>,'.1 -Vali ,:iilowli
Two were stripped of some of their C'rizl, lisle heat, :t i?sir twithnttt: hilt
valuables, and although suffering these looks 11•10.111.0.- Unice, to the bnee
misfortunes pronounce the fair to be the
greatest wonder of this country.
Ten or twelve went from here to
Listowel on Thursday to hear the pa-.
triotio D'Altou McCarthy, and were all
more than pleased with his policy and
his manner of elucidating it, They were
proud to think that there was dile man
of note who had thrown off the party
shaolkes and was not only in favor of the
farmers of this fair Dominion buying in
the cheapest and selling in the dearest
markets of the world, but denounced
sectariaa interference in our grand
Public School system and also had no
use for the dual language.
Mr. Robb is inspecting the Public
Schools of Howick just now. The
teachers are always pleased to meet him
on such occasions.
We expect several marriages in the
near future,'as our of our young men
have been doing a lot of extra walking
and driving for a long time, all to keep
the public in the dark. The mothers of
them and their dearies would be relieved
of a great deal of anxiety if they would
get the hymeneal rite performed.
Our youths have had very little society
since spring, but the kicking of the
plough against the stones ; the rattling
of the barrows over the clods ; the ring
of the mowers and reapers and the hum
of the threshing machines. As the
nights are getting longer, social groups
are becoming more numerous and being
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taken part in, not for the amusements
Huron; Jail Statistics. which they afford, but for the refining
I , influence derived therefrom.
Rt Jailor Dickson has furnished to the press The Patrons are ;til alive in this place
the following jail statistics for the County d pleased that they' united
seaeou he 001) t,+„ti 7tt +:•Nell that peat
with the f,'lt.-w, 11,;. tt•,.rtlt.•,.,h to pr'zr
winniug : - \1 'wheel, 20, S••atorrh°
20, klolgruw1, tr; f3rn 14, 38; iVr•x-
etet', 30; llot ret', 215; lil 'th, 15, tnaldug
a total of 174.
utell't• Liberal (de w e
A youngh a
organized iu town, the other t-veuiog.,'
The club starts of a tth a la ego es tri-
bi'rship nail bright j,uoepeet.: of future
usefulness.
A grand telnperanea raily for Eciet
Huron will lu. Itel11 lute un Friday, to
organize for the l.lt-i.i,etto ou the
liquor trafliu.
How to Get a "sunlight" Picture.
Send 25 •'Sunlight"Snap wrappers(wrap-
per bearing the wcrCiti" Why Does a Woman
Look 01d Sooner Than a Mao") to Lever
Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St„ Toronto. and you
will receive by post a pretty pictnrre tree
from advertising, tied well worth framing,
This is an easy way to decorate your borne.
The soap is toe best in the market anct it
will only cost one cent pn;age to loud in
the wrappers, if you leave the ends open.
Write your address carefully.
Live Stock markets.
Toronto, Oct. 10.—The receipts
yesterday were 47 carloads. Cattle
very weak in conaegnt'neo of the de-
pressed condition of Liverpool market.
There was no incentive to boy, and
the only sale of import cattle was a
load averaging 1,200 the at $3 40 per
1.001bs, butchers cattle very quiet,
with the hest. Tuline at 3Cc and infer-
ior at2- to 3c; stocker; sold at 3e to a-
per lb. Calves dull at $3 50 to $7,
'el and milch cows at $25 to $40 each.
eve of Huron for the year ending 30th Sep- an are pease a e are ante The best sheep sold at $8.50 each and
Yip telnber last: with a body which wields such great lambs at 83 to $3,25. Bogs strong,
tti, ,Number committed during the year 51. power in their behalf. The only way being in demoted, with sales 8f 900 at
po;t eu are not to uuderstaud that this is 51 statesmen can court their votes is by 54c for the best , at 5 H'c to 54e for
separate persons, because of the 51 men- just legislation. medium and at 5e for rough.
tinned 7 of them were re -committals dur- LOndesboro.
ix). fag the year, so that we had just 44 iu all.
=aMr G A Newton, of Wingham, was
Still it counts on the jail books as 51
. t in the viilage on
Then add to this 8 that we carried over ,
Friday.
from, the previous year, and -we have a Frankyb god has gone to the World's
total of 59, or 51 males and 8 -females. Fair.
s These may be divided into 3 separate Miss Jennie Woodman, of Clinton,';
took part in the entertainment given
classes, viz., criminals, vagrants and iu• in the Temperance hall, on Friday
sane. Iu the criminal class we have 35, of51 night.
whom 8 were committed for assault, 2 for The Horne Cirlele will hold their
' burglary, 7 for larceny, 2 for receiving regular meeting to -morrow night, and
stolen goods, and 3 for trespassing; the a
remainder being for five minor offences. I the Sone of England on Friday night.
Five were sent to the Central Prison, 1 to On ean its G of the entertainment to
I t given in Dell's hall, next Tuesday
r to King- ,
the 1lTeroer Reformatory and one g I evening, the I 0 (r T lodge will. meet
ston Penitentiary. There were 18 Com- on Monday evening, next week.
•mitted as vagrants, and two of them died Dr and Mrs' Young were in Clinton
'` in jai) Six were committed as insane, 5 - last '1'huradap, attending the funeral
of them were sent to the asylum.
tut of their nelee, the late Winnifred
Of the number committed during the
11 Young, daughter of Mr James Young,
If, year, 16 were., maintained by the govern- of Clinton.
meubandg5tiy* municipalities. Mr Jeffrey is improving, hut is still
T .fnumllfe'rofdays government
unable to resume his duties at the
risoners were in custody.... 585 station,
1number of days municipal Mr J C Adams is putting a veran-
prisoners were in custody.... 2232 dah in front of his residence, - which
— will greatly improve its appearance.
Making a total of 2818 Sim Fax and troupe will give an
`" Number of prisoners who are married, 27 entertainment in Bell's hall, on the
" :' " single,.. 24
Number who could neither reader write $
No. of prisoners of temperate habits... 15
a " intemperate " ,., SCi
Daily cost of prieouera for ratious,10 cents
Nationalites of prisoners.—Canadians
22,English 9, Irish 10, Scotch 7, United
States 2, other oountries 1.
Religious denominations of prisonere.—
Catholics 14, Church of England 12,
Presbyterians 12, Methodist 7, other deno-
mivation8 4.
'notal expenditure for the years, includ-
ing food, clothing. fuel, light, repairs and
salaries, 42085.98.
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Presbytery of Maitland.
A pro re nata meeting of this Presbytery
was held at Lucknow en the 17th inst., to
conetder a tall to Rev. W. IL Geddes
from Haynes' Ave. St. Catharines, and
St. Davide', within the Presbytery of
ifamiftou. The stipend promised is 8900.
Rev. J. IT. Ratcliffe, representing the
congregations of Haynes' Ave, St. Cathar-
ines, and St, David's and the Presbytery
of Eamtlton, supported the call. Cem-
mfsAiouers from Whiteehureh and Calvin
church, East Wawanosb, were heard, all of
whom expressed the warts attachment of
the congregations to Mr. Geddes and tbei r
*ffnimous desire that he should remain as
their pastor, Mr. Geddes, while express,
ing himself as very warmly attached to
kis present congregations, felt it to be hie
uty to accept the call, whieh he accord..
tyfly did.
The Presbytery, while putting on record
fr appreciation of Mr. Geddes' cervices,
grit ua—of his unvariable kindly
en fellowship --of their desire that
ould oen'tinue with theta, yet seeing
evening of Tuesday, 24th inst. Ad•
;a ission 25c, reserved seats ESc. A
plan of the hall can be seen at Mr
Ouimette's store.
Judge Toms was here Saturday hold-
ing Court of Revision.
Mr Adams' new building is about
completed. He has a number of the
latest conveniences,such as bath room,
hot air furnace, &c, Mr A Woodman
has his tailor shop up -stairs.
The entertainment given in the
Temperance hall, on Friday evening,
was a great success. Although it was
a wet night, the hall was filled to the
door, the proceeds amounting to about
$21, which will be used for purchasing
a bell for the school house.
Our churches were not very well
attended on Sunday, owing to the wet
weather.
B Lawrason and Joseph Stevens at-
tended' the District meeting of the I
0 G T order, held in Wingham on
Tuesday.
Mr John Coming returned from
Manitoba, on Saturday,
Harriaton.
The foot -ball match arranged for
Saturday last, between the Mount
Forest Modelntes and the High School
teats here, was net played, for, owing
to the rain storm the Modellltes did
not put in an appearance.
The High School team good to Listo«
wel Friday to take part in the annual
BuitN.
PAT,LIS.-Tn Wroxeter, on the Oth inst.,
the wife of Mr. A. Piths; a daughter.
'Salem. -In East Wawanosh, ou the 2nd
5nat., the wife of Mr. James Shiell ; a
daughter.
To Subscribers in Arrear and
Others.
tthe Lord seems to call bim to this games held by the High School of thatl
sew sphere, agree to his translation and town. '
teat' that all Divine blessings may go with The Concert in the Town ball, en
and reef span him. Tuesday evening, was a decided sue -
it ryas ed to declare the pastoral Deas. Of tonics it could not be other..manges vacant en the third Sabbath bfi
ember. The Clerk was appointed Wise, when Sim Pax, Canada's Oornio,
pro tern of the session of the
*barge of `4Vhiteebureli and East
Deb.
Joss MActiaen, Clerlr.
Oet.18,1*.
participated in it. Mies Stevenson
also made an impression on the audi-
enCe, and if she ever returns to Est-
ricten, a full hods° Will greet her.
erre slums).
Ilene -- 111z:ea.--At Trinity ehurolt
eersonage, lil,yth, ou. September 14th, by
ilev, T. E. Higely, Mr. John Henry Medd,
'1 Dungannon, to Miss Hamlett Mills, of
Wrest Wawauo:.h..
DIED,
, Tucrrn,-In iVinghtuu, nu the 13th suet ,
:elary Tucker, aged ,89, years. 5 months and
27, -days.
AIULAw,^Ill Wingham, on the 19th
gist., Cietherino, relief • of the late Wm
Laidlaw, aged 85 years.
Czrente ,r,-Iu- East Wawauosh, ou the
13th inst., Wm, Chimney, aged 39 years
and 1. day. -
VnaL.--•1n Exeter, on tete 2nd inst., Johu
Veal, aged 75 year, 3 menthe and li days,
A. number of subscribers are still
in arrear fur their subscriptions for
the current year, and a certain
number for two and even more
years. We urgently request all
subscribers in arrear to put thein -
selves right on our books as soon
as possible.
Those indebted for job printing
andadvertisinn will also confer a
favd by an early settlement. We
Lave ),are payments to' snake and
would like those indebted to us to
put us in a position to meet them.
If you owe us anything, don't
wait for an account to be sent you,
but call and settle or remit the
amount at, your earliest conve-
nience.
All remittances should be made
by express or money ogler, or sent
by registered letter to
R. ELLIOTT,
TIMSES OFFICE,
Wingham, Ont.
SLEEPLESSNESS is instantly re*
neved and per•
maneutly cured by the faithful use of
CAMPBELL'S QUININE WINE.
It tones up the system and restores failing
strength. Recommended by all doctors as
a restorative after debilitating illnesses e,
Prepared only by K. CAMPBELL & CO.,
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT. MoxTRx n,
CEO,
SHAW
CUTS DOWN THE PF;iCE OF MEAT
AGAIN.
STEAK, 166. PER LB.
and other moats low in proportion.
PORK SAUSAGE
also on hand.
1 am prepared to pay the highest
price for all kinds of fowl. They
must he: drawn and well dressed.
GEO. SHAW.
Wingham, Oct. 10th,. 1893.
STRAY MARE.
Strayed from Wingham, on September
27th, a small bay maro,with a large growth
down onehoff of the forefeet. Anyone giving
such information as will lead to her
recovery will be suitably rewarded.
R. C. SPARLING.
A Brick House and -Lot for Sale
in Wingham, being lot. 65, on the Eastside o;
Catherine street, ‘yard No. 2. The house contains
8 monis, pantry, and cellar, bard and soft water.
The Int contains one -filth of an acre. For further
patticclars apply to the owner, on the premises, or
to Wingham P. 0. J. R. GREEN.
A RARE CHANCE
e weeL•ins
ellin • our Hard
to make from $15 to .,5 } r t, Y
Canadian Grown Nursery Stock. Highest Salaries
or Commission paid weekly. Complete OUTFIT FREIO,
Special instructions to beginners.. write this week
for terms to. -
1,. 0. GRAHAM, Nurseryman,
121 Toronto, Ont
BARK WANTED.
1500 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK
wanted at the Wingham Tannery.
x5.00 PER CORD
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, of London, dont Ont,,
DOES NOT need to hold out such indusemonts es the payment of railroad fare, guaranteeing of position,
&o., &o., in order to secure patronage.
WE DO offer you the most mammal, and Tnonouon drilling. in all business snbjoctswhieh it is possible
to obtain. We hawo the largest attendance and the most complete school in Canada, We solicit your
patronage on the ground of work. Satisfaction guaranteed or stoney refun0ied. hoard :.50 per wreak,
Will be paid on delivery.
Parties peeling 15 cords or over. can
deliver half in summer and balance in
winter, if desired. and same price will be
paid.
Win
WINCHAM TANNING CO.
am, May 10tH. 1893'.
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DO YOU KEEP ITN ..,==e -
RADIAN CHOLERA.
4p9innt AND ROWEL6CYPlWla
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HARNESS AND GOLLARS.
Catalogue free.
rim J. W. WESTE VELT, Principal.
ISSOLUTION SALE,
The partnership happily existing between the undersigned for the
paste. six years will close on the 8th day of September, 1893, 17y efful-
gence of time, and, owing to continued ill health of one of the
partners, cannot be renewed. Therefore, the
Having bought out the Ambler Harness Business and started in his old stand,
am prepared to furnish the phblio with everything usually kept in it harness shop
such as
HEAVY, LIGHT and TRACK HARNESS,
NETS, DUSTERS,
1 Il1PS, CURRY COMBS,
BRUSE.ES, SWEAT. COLLARS,
TRU.NI<S, VALISES and
TRAVELLINGt BAGS, &e., d.c
I make all pey own Collars and guarantee eatittfaction.
Give me a trial and I will use you right.
LASE ACKeta
WADPlMsYSMiA
CURED EVERY TIME
P"i.&V MENT1H01
PLASTER a
EPTTIRE &TOOK,
AMOUNTINC TO ABOUT $10,000,
ill ba soId.willIollt
AND AT BELOW CO.
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As the goods are all new and have been selected wigtAgreat care, tills
affords 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
Saturday, Aug. 5
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, including - Cur-
tains, Curtaining and a fine assortment of
Carpets, fine Worsteds, imported and •
Canadian 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 affod rto miss this mammoth sale. Come, now is the
accepted time.
GOOD BUTTER and EGGS will be taker: as cash. Any goods
charged during this GREAT SALE will be entered at regular prices.
GORDON & McINTYRE,
The Anchor House.
Wingham, July 31, 1893.
1
GEO. E. KING.
OUR FALL STOOK IS NOW COMPLETE.
SEE OUR DRESS GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND READY MADE
MANTLES.
fonlosailliridinfolomOMMIONNPM
Respectittlly yours,
VOL. XXL ---NO. 1.131.
We have passod into stork a fine rango of
overcoats. Sterna overeoatS and nobby
well made and well trimmed dress over-
coats. Yon yont-tg sten who aro wanting a
fashionehle, well fitting chess everooat will
miss it if you donut see ours; tonne in and
sot them anyway, we do not think it a
trouble to show theta to yon. Our gents'
furnishings aro complete in every lune.
Some of the newest things in geek wear,
knots and derbys. Our boot and shoe
stock was never so complete as at present.
The wet wee.thet• wiil soon be upon us and
you will find time yo't need a new pair.
"Talse time by the forelo:].."
Gr000ries as usual; our 33 cent tea. is the
Malls of the customers; three patincls for one
dollar, five pounds for one dollar and fifty
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—Dr, Sinol'1.1r, tile specialist, will
be at the Queen's Hotel, Wingham,
ham,
from 7 o'clock. a`;Sonctay night, I1'o-
veniber Gtl,i, until •tnc hour of 3
o'clock in the afternoon r.euesdav,
November 7th. Consultation free.
.-,.The drop in the to :lporature on Tues-
dav-fiacte the Search f heavier clothing
gelle ti
-Call at the Star Restaurant for a big
assortment of fruit. JAS. MCKISLvre.
4' --Mr, John Pelton, of East Wawanosh,
9'bas moved into the fine naw residenec
which ho erected in t wri this season.
-Watches, clocks and jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by HALSOr
PAI/K, Meyer Block, Wingham.
'' .Mr. Walter Teo for ha's purchased a
and two lots ou Centre street,
house enc o
brfcl>10,,
near the -rectory, fr n Mr. !Mark Cassels,at
a fair figure.
-The Tanis will bo sent to any address
from now till the let of January, 1895, for
One Dollar.
,-Tile Kincardine win Council has re-
pealed the by-law gi : uting a bonus of
030,000 to the Kincar ine and Teeswater
railway.
-The lacrosse conc'rt,on Thursday even
ing of last week, was • of as -well patron-
ized as it should ave been. The •pro'.
gramme given was a gcod ..one, and was
well rendered.
1.
-Por sale, a goo
in April next; now
milk. Geo. H. Ph'
xc
-During the
with the assistnt
sold upwards •
inachines and i
kinds i; A most sa
surer
milcll cow; will calve
riving good quantity o
pen, Lower Wingham.
;son, Mr. T. H.'•Itosa,
ce of Mr. G. A. Srufth,
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-The id lollni, k Binder Company, of
ChiAago, wlie were 11 correspondence with
most of the towns n Ontario relative to a
beaus, Wingham inotuded, have decided
not to burr '',, ler ch in Canada. They
n,Wull get 'ct thee' binders built in Can -
ads. ti ;
61.7a cash will secure T1ti Teems and
Toronto Weekly Globe from now till the
1st of January, 1895. Subscribe at once.
•
-teeThe world is looking beantiful these
days ;picture is alseminiag, it in all
sorts of colors, and i is like going through
an art gallery to wa t along aconntry read.
Not even the harro ing thought that it
will soon be time to hovel the snow off the
sidewalk is enough : to inapt the scenery
seem less lovely. -
-For lint -clues tailoring and c.heap
gents' furnishings, try Webster IyM Co,
Remember the pines, only two doors north'
of the red stand and between Ross' beelct•
.
store and Pattersen's jewellery shop.
-•-Nearly everyone is aware that Ma
wrong to carry c tcealed weapons In
Canada, but it is not generally -known that
by the new Criminal Code that eon must
not come within wo miles of a nubile
meeting without ine rring a penalty of 8100
upon eonviition, - id if you moleat any
person conning f in a public meeting
designedly, either y personal violence or
Opprobrious epithe s, you can be fined $200
or go to jail for six months.
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