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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-07-13, Page 88 oINDOO . f A mighty mid summer movement. .lc. July priee-policy unfolds, gathers pularity daily. Creates trade ohauces- ?t triumph in suecessful shop keeping -> plkagressive. DRESS GOODS. Every piece of novelty goods marked away down for quick selling. Every article in our superb stock of highest class Dress Goods, Waists, Gloves, Ho- siery, Parasols,Clothing, Gents' Furnish- ings, Tweeds and Ready to wear Cloth- ing, Boots and Shoes. Buying all goods strictly for cash, and in large quantities, enables us to offer many bargains unapproaohable by any other house. All goods marked in plain figures and money refunded at all times if goods are not satisfactory, at M. H, Mc!N DO'S. In Memory of Mr. Thomas Clark, who de- parted this life, March 29th,1894. How passed his days ? did sorrow vail The rays of gladness from his soul ? Did grief enthral life's fitful gale, Or pleasure's throb his heart control ? Tn everf changeful, fitful scene. Did Heaven en rapture life's swift dream? March silent down his path of years, O'er manhood's task from sportive boy, And mark it well, his mirths, his tears, Each sigh of grief, each song of joy, Eaeh kindness that uis hand has wrought, Lett none of all be e'er forgot. Harp of Green. Isle, for him no more Will angers sweep the trembling chord, Joy in your numbers now is o'er, Old Erin's Isle his heart adored, Among the shamrocks of the spring No more to him the lark will sing. In. Canada his home at last, Beside the Maitland rippling strearn, He learned an anthem sweet and vast, Vast as Heaven's eternal beam; And,peace and gladness from on nigh Proclaimed his soul will never die. Yet mourn we, though his earthly days have overreached the allotted time, But we shall meet whet a sweeter praise Wilt roll far o'er the eternal clime, And harps to which earth's thrills are tame, Their notes will swell his Saviour's name. The flowers that bloom on nature's vale, In springtime's verdant Sylvan shade, Their beauty dies, they.droop, they fail, But in his home will never fade ; One hour in Heaven bis joy is mere Than all that he has known before. —By FRANK Hoab. MORRIS. A very interesting event took place at the residence of Mr. Ed. Bosman, of the 2nd Concession, on Wednesday evening, July 4th, it being the mar- riage of his fourth daughter, Eliza, to Mr. T. G. Campbell, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Rev. L B, Waliwin, B. A., •.118 til. . ,. of Stratford, assisted by the Rev. W. Pring, of Bluevale, performed the vantage ceremony. Miss M. L. Fe waited on the bride, while Mr. H. M. Bosman supported the groom. • After the usual ordeal, upward of Seventy guests sat down to asumptu- ous supper, prepared by the hostess. The presents were numerous and costly, showing the high esteem in which the bride was held. They leave shortly for their home in Win -i nipeg, with the best wishes of their many friends. On Sunday night, the 1st instant, the barn and other out -buildings be- longing to the W. G. Hanna farm, lot 1G, eon. 6, were destroyed by fire.. When the alarm was given by Wm. Bird and J. Nicholl, who were pass- ing at the time, the roof was about falling in. The barn was 44 x 64 and the stables and drive floor 30 lc 60 feet. Robert I3lair, son-in-law to Mrs. Manna, has lived on the farm for nearly three years. In the build- ltflilnber wagon, buggy, 2 sets of fool for politics. rrtble harness, set single harness, . Two of Clinton's most prominent e -harrow, 23 bushels oats, hay, and respected rosidentsdied last week many other articles. The fire —Joseph Chidley and A.H. Manning. eittected in the :e.tn-to and was un- Mr. Chidley, for many years, was a cloabteAly an incendiary. Mr. Blair member of the veli -known firm of o an effort to get the horses out M, McTaggart fit Co., fanning mill led. Ile hie $500 insurance makers. bir. Manning represented oontents of buildings. Tito the town for many years in the county of insurance on 'barn is net council. He had a large law. practice. known.—On Thursday morning of last week Wm. Brown, 3rd line, was found dead ht his bed by Arthur Chutelon and John Ellis who broke the door open. The old gentleman was seen on Wednesday evening when he was apparently in good health and had aided in sharpening a scythe. He lived alone as Mrs. Brown died about 2 years ago. De- ceased was 75 years of age and had resided in Morris for over 80 years. There was no struggle in the closing hour of life as the bed clothes were not ruffled in the least. Billy, as he was familiarly called,was well known to the community and had a good many of the ups and downs of life to contend. with, A. physician was call- ed from Brussels on Thursday morn- ing who pronounced death to be the result of heart failure. . West Huron Returns. GODH1iICH.. Gamow. Connolly. Polling Sub. No. 1. 49 63 2.... 47 36 3.... 50 37 4.... 55 30 5.... 47 42 6.... 70 47 7.... 39 29 357-73 254 CLINTON. No. 1. , .. 29 - 30 2.... 41 18 3.... 43 24 4.... 48 19 5.... 34 '26 6.... 36 . 23 7.... 25 22 8 ; .. 30 18 286-100 180 MYTH. No. 1.... 43 45 2.... 41 41 84 WINoUAM. No. 1.... 40 2.... 37 3.... 42 4.... 02 80--2 53 89 57 75 181 224-43 ASHFIELD. No. 1.... 48 2.... 64 3.... 53 4.... 37 5....109 6.... 69 7.... 40 • 420-10 410 CCLBOiNE. No. 1.... 80 59 2 34 42 3.... 62, 113 4.... 44 45 220 239-19 W. WA'1'ANOSN. No. 1 „ 44: • 67 2 48" 013 8.... 37 57: 4:... 75 69 5.... 52 28 256-7 249" • E. WAWANOSH. -.•- No. 1.... 72 . -, 51 2.... 78 72 3.... 63 87 4.... 47 33 • 260-67 193 OODBRICH TOWNSHIP. G No. 1.... 32 69 2.... 26 66 8.... 23 90 • 81 225-- 144 No. 5.... 25 30 6.... 42 27 7.... 49 31 83 105 78 48 24 21 51 Lngs burned were a span of horses nECAPiTOLATION. t• Goderich.. 357 • 284 Clinton............ 280 180 Blyth . 84 - 86 Wingham.. 181 224 Ashfield... , 420 410 Colborpe... 220 239 W. W awanosh 256 249 E. Wawanosh 260 193 Goderich Township 81 '225 Hullett........ 116 97 7. 2262 2186 f- ` Majority for Garrow-76. The California International winter Exposition at San Francisco officially closed Wednesday week, the final celebration being that of San Fran- cisco Day. The admissions were •estimated at 75,000. TILE irJ ((.1IAN1 TIMES, JULY 3, 1894, MUSICAL EXCELLENCE, ARTISTIC DESIGN. DURABLE CONSTRUCTION. Catalogue sent free on appli cation. MORRIS - FOLD - ROGERS - CO, LISTODVLL. HALSEY PARK, Agent, WINGHAM. EAST WAWANOSH. Mr. H. Deacon, of this township, is becoming quite. an expert in graft- ing. Last spring he put 16 scions of Duchess of Oldenburg apples on a Red Astrachan apple tree. Thirteen of these are growing nicely, and eleven of the stumps ,have apples growing on them, A Faithful Public Servant. BOSTON JOURNAL.) The public school teacher is off on her vacation. May it be a happy one, the board good and cheap, the company agreeable and sport con- genial. No one earns a rest so faith- fully as she does, or needs it more or appreciates it ' better. The public school teacher shares with the Ameri- can mother the custody of the child- ren of the state, and has 111 her keep- ing the future citizens of the nation. Rest, health and content attend her in her summer outing. Kincardine electors voted on Mon- day in favor of by-law providing for. the purchase of the • waterworks sys- tem- and of a municipal electric light plant. The six large .,:structure; on the World's Fair grounds which formed the Court of Honor were destroyed by an incendiary fire on Th U'sday night -of last - week. . Crossley a.ud IIunter, the.evange- lists, leave Friday for Parry Sound,. where they labor three weeks. They then take their summer holidays. The 'evangelists have just closed their tenth year of work. • •The joint convention of the Ontario Dental Society and -tile Eastern On- tario Dental Society will. take place at Kingston, Ontario,lasting three -days, July 25, 20 and 27. This. will bring together the largest gathering of dentists ever held in Canada. . In the evolution of a bicy etc three important steps have been taken, the. first being in the application of crank repulsion to the old velocipede, the second in the adoption of India rub- ber tires, and the third in • the use of pneumatics. .iii inventor view an- nounces the application to the `.tta cTe of an electric motor, taking fi r4he rider the labor • of propult'ion, ,.ilii leaving,him only the . compal atWeiy. easy task of steering it. He clal that one charge of the storage battery. will drive the vehicle 2p0 miles, and if this should turn out to be true it would open for the instrument a fu- ture of the utmost importance in a way not now dreamed of. BonN. SPENoaR.—In West Wawan.sh, on the 8th inst., the wife of 11tr. Spencer; a ;rear. oi .—In Lower Wingham, on the tth inst., the wife of Mr. R..1. Barton ; a 111' acit. , • MARRIED. STESr—ANDRsws--At the residence of the bride's mother, Clintou, on dune 27th, by Rev_. J. 'Turnbull, of Toronto, assisted by ev. W. Smyth, Dr. John 11.. Steep, of Winnipeg, to Miss Hester, second daughter of Mrs. H. Andrews. DIED. 0.—In Morris, on July 2nd, 3Oiin !Q ie, in lns'48r4 year. roArtve -In . Morris, on July 1st Andrew, son of Mr. James Cloake.y, aged 7 ..ears and 24 days. 1tow —I JmJa H STILL LEAD THE TRADE A Russian fights for empire, a Turk for faith, a Dutehman for pay, a Spaniard for jealousy, an Italian for revenge, a German for home, a. Swiss for liberty, a Frenchman for glory, a Scotchlnan for kin, all Englishman for trade, an Irishman • for fun, a Yankee for peace, and a Morris, N n is, on July Pith,Wno. Brown, aged 75 years. MAI/Imo—In Clinton, en July 1st, A.. 11. Manning, aged 38 years and 10 vilnths. r. GRAY—Th Morris, on. the Oth inst.,Jae. Gray, aged 41 years and 6 months, Here I am againwith Another Holstein Ouli. - An A 1 pedigreed Ilitaaeitp-gin aged 13 tlCiate s. fe ofYere lop ante. !"°114 a rrOc 1 a' , : . ghlnx,lsetWteh Craven and °lir hu I Itegietoted In Canedianllailstein FA ,f,/SW k, .. J48 3 l t tOT, r3ittera'aP, 0,' MERCHANT TAILORING AND CENTS' FURNISHINGS. In _A 1M S we have the most nobby to be found. 1300 ANTIC) our stock is complete, Note a few of our prices: Men's Plough Boots, from $1.00 np. • Ladies' Fine Button Dongolas, tipped, from .$1.00 up, Boys' and Girls' School Shoes, from 65ets. up, and all other goods in that line equally low, OUR STOCK OF VALISES AND TRUNKS is full, and at prices which must satisfy all, ""Boot and Shoe repairing clone as usual. J. J. HOMUTH & SON,, ' NGHAM. 1114111~110•11;Abelb~b011~11;01111,111 nil "Elk. PALE CHILDREN THE STAR - T O With poor appetites and frequent coughs, should be given a few bottles of • Campbell'sis now Skrei Cod Liver Oil., • Doctors recommend it because it is pure and easy to take and to digest. vim• • Cure SICK HEADACHE and Neuralgia in •so mitturE.5also Coated Tongue, Ditri- ness, Biliousness, rain in the Side, Constipation t Tepid Liver, 13.d Breath. To stay cured and regulate the bowels. VERY NICE TO TAKE. .:., PRICE 26 ca117 DRUG STORES. LIME FOR SALE. The undersigned offers for sale, any quantity of good line: Will be c.elivcred t6 any of the Fur rounding villages and Wingham, at 12fr cents per bushel. D. FRASER, 1434, con. 7, Tnrnberry Olenfarriw P. 0. , 1 House . d Three I offer for sale, ti rooms, closets, s ated on the corner Wingham. There attached to the it or separate' owner, just M or Sale. nice frac cottage, containing 7 witi awl and soft water, situ - Wok and Carling streets, ree•fifths of an aero of land and they will be .pld,with irticnlars appiy to the el lin For ful osite. D ulg ohiLIY. ator, and Engine AIRS T DE W1NCHAM R. J. BLA FOUNDRY. ELL, Prop. 111 COLLEGE,.. OSHAWA. - An Institution where none but board- ers are admitted; has been running aliellt 18 years. Employs a very Efficient Staff of Ten Teachers. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE SOLO embracing .a full course yearly, includ- ing all the English branches, Sciences, French and German, Classics, Music Drawing, Crayon Portrait,031 Painting: Ornamental branches, with Vocal and Elocution, to ciadgicee, at ramarkably low rates. This iastitution draws students frem *,Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and the towns and Cities from Canada, as well as front New York, Chicago and other cities from the United States. p''orr particulars address, was D. A. HURD, Secretary, Oshuws. OPEN FOR INSP- CTION O:R O CKEI , Dinner Sets from 06 up; with a full lir INA, GLASSWARE. ARE• Tea Sets from ii2.50 up; Chamber Sets $1.50 up. :tlso'a`111ll line of 10-11E1..04Q13F1.X7.., GOQDS ALL NEW, Give us a Cala. Macdonald's Block,: Wingham, D: M. GORDON. See our\y MEN'S WOOL SUITS, wellmadeand splendid fits, pin Or, if you prefer it, we will make up FINE TWEED SUITS, and guarantee style and workmanship, FOi®. Our large trade in z'YT 33t"0OTS - N2D SHOES is conclusive evidence that .our prices are the lowest. Our beautiful, t , FRAGRANT TEAS insure peace, happiness• and comfort in the Horne. - f .$YG VALUE IN SUGARS. ' D. M. GORDON, The Alichor House, Wingham, Please do not forget that we lead in HARNESS AND GOLLARS. 4 aving bought out the •Ani.ler Harness Business and started in his old stand • amp °pared to furnish the public with everything usually kept in a harness shpp Buell as HE VY, IIGIIT and TRACK HAIf.NESS, $ NEM DUSTERS, . ` WHIPS, CURRY COMBS,, •-* I3RUSIIBS, SWEAT C0L1 AILS, TRUNI.S, VALISES and TRAVELLING BAGS, fire., , 3 make all ,nay own Collars and gAtriterite satisfaction. Aire ;la a trial and 1 will use you right. •Sic 1 NV -TON-,. Wingham :J