HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-07-27, Page 8.me t OO.1. The death oeeu • -ell. at Brantford
The hate IT 'S(ai,es,
A mighty mid summer movement..
The July priori -policy unfolds, ;gathers
.popularity daily. Creates trade chances
tit
triumph in successful sheep keeping—
progressive.
DRESS txl?Cri;;,
Every piece of novelty goods marked
away down for gsick selling. Every
article in our superb stock of highest
class Dress Goods, Waists, Gloves, Ho-
siery,,Pacraasois,Clothing; Gents' Furnish -
legs, Tweeds and Ready to wear Cloth-
ing, Boots and Shoes.
Buying all goods strictly for each, and
in large quantities, enabless us to offer
many bargains unapproachable by any
-other house.
All goods marked is plain, figures and
money refunded at all timesif goods are
not satisfactory, at
M. H. WINDOW'S.
So 74tany so vias,
,� rs
lase have1i so anis.
lip
sol
have tipso •tania.
Sailors have shipaLnnnia.
Skatershave slipscazania.
• Barbers have clipsnania.
Drivers have whip mania.
Inebriates have dig omauia.
Dead beats have sk psomania.
Milk drivers have u 3somania.
li'ea drit kers have gpsoma nia.
on Strnclay night of Henry Yates, en-
girreer* ani 1 contract °r, and one pf the,:
directors. of the Gr•nd Trunk Raul.
• way. Mr. Yates Niels born in Eng-,
land, and carne to e aauada-in 1858 as
ellief mechanical engineer.' of the
Great Western F ,ilway. In 1857;
he entered into .• agreement with l
the late Capt. Barr w, who was. sent'
by the English d;ir etors to complete j
the Buffalo & Lake, Huron Railway
from- (;ioderich to : ,uffalo, He was
appointed chief me. hanieal superin-
tendent apd enginQr.*, five years later
•becoming the cal tractor for the
maintenance of th-- permanent way l
and the whole of t re works between
Buffalo and Go(' crier; . In. 1861,
when Sir Edward Watkin carne to •
Canada and beea3 ie president of the
Grand Trunk ktilway of Canada,
Mae Yates. was off .red and accepted
the position of eh' engineer of the
whole of the Gra d Trunk. Railway
system in Caned, , which. position he •
held until 1800, IIe was afterwards
engaged on vast s large contracts
f r t11 Grand. veils
l�unl: Railway, the
o e r y,
Michigan Air Lir e having been sur-
veyed and con emoted ,under his
1 supervision as clef engineer. Since .
that time, and u to his abandoning
active engineers g work, he. was
cniefiy engaged i consultation and
advice to those in crested in Nariolfs
Canadian railwa projects, and for a
number of years as the partner of
the late John H. tratford in various
enterprises.
L O. O. F.
At the annus
Grand Encanlpmt
dent Order of Oa
Chatham on Twee
M.. D. Dawson, • pr
for the year on ti
TIIE "'..'I .pS, JULY 27, Inc
WJSICAL 73XGELL,ENCE,
.(•ARTISTIC DESIGN.
AURA73L1 CoNSTEUCTIO '.
Catalogue sent free can app'li-
nation.,
MORRIS : FEILD ROGERS - CO.
LII$TOWi L..
HALSEY PARI, Agent, WINGIIAM,
Forty dollars m -sionary money
was stolen recently Tom the Gorrie
Methodist church,
Sills' flour trills re I1leyersburgh,
about seven miles fiatnCampbellfard,
were destroyed by f re Saturday,
The Owen Sound Portland cement
works at Shallow L ;ke, near Owen
Sound, were destroy ed by fire Sun-
day. -
Thomas Hanlon. 40 years old,
cashier 011ie Mutu .1 Life Insurance
Co., New York, con -flitted suicide in
that eity Saturday evening by shoot-
ing himself in the truth and breast.
The annual pion e of the united
neampment choirs of western 01 tario was held at
meeting of the Sarnia Thursday. . There were 1,200
nt of the Indepen- voices in the chorus Mr. Winters, of
dfellows, held in Waterloo, being the conductor,
lay, Grand Scribe,
sented his report
The collegiate in titute trustees of
state of the Order. Clinton have engag el E. A. Coombs, !
• He said : "Genet 11 * l ''ng the of Georgetownas t lassical master at
1 i speaking
Eapsrienoe tiffs Pravod' it, encam meat bra eh has done well. a salary of$75'0 a stir, and Miss Me -
f1 triumph M medicine was attained when p CUtCh
e ierience proved that Scott's Emulsion The increase inn w rneterial has been. coal, Of . T
Or ells, as commercial
secilitiLt I$600'
non- p
a s a sala ofa year.
would, not only atop the progress of Put• -greater, and the spensions for
The Toronto. M til says : The an-
nual meeting o£, th
Women's Associati
eluded its sessio
Friday evening la
pounced in the
trouble existed of
closed in a recen
City. For more
Margaret L. She
orary supreme pr
to have done nue
Organization. TI
notice has been h
for publication
advise the gen
the columns of y
office of honorer
of the L. P. W
pensed with, • an
.: isinno way e.
Margaret L. Site
monary Consumption, but by its continued ; payment of due, have been very
use health and vigor could be fairy restored. much less, which -s a very favorable
sign. Point aux pines encampment
No 73, Blenheim, made the largest
'the Dairy' Busi
The • Dominion
Agriculture is dol:
the interests of tha
following from a
will show :. .
"The dairy i
rapid progress in
last few years.
dairy stations
island, about $i
is being made j
ess spreading. increase of any °encampment in the
Department 'of jurisdiction durii the term, taking
g good work in in. 27. new memb rs, while Chatham
farmers as ° the
No 10e e with a mein -
authentic source comes n� wI 1 new
In
bers Ten ceeainpments made
double figur• s. Burlington
Idustry has mane Ne. 7, Hamel.on, • is now the
then during. the banner encamps) mt, with 150 mem-
it the .Government,bers while Chat -am No. 10 comes
l . Prince Edward next with 143 in mbers. Elgin No.
000 worth of cheese 20, St. Thomas, f r years the banner
lady.. The farmers encampment, ha to take third place
are quite enthu .nestle over their new with 140 metnbees. The following
business which has been established new encainpmeni= have been added
in ttheizr midst. In 1892 there was to the roll sinee oast session : Corn=
only one dairy station in operation .wall No. 76, Ce'=nwall; Columbian
on the island ; this year there .are No. 77, Prescott ; Superior No. -78,
18, at two of hieh butter is being Fort William.; :ataraqui No. -79,
made. (Kingston and S irlingNo. 80, Stii'l- held that office.
"In Nova S�cltia, the dairy station erg.`' The. Arian es of the rand
at 'a an, is r tcesvin a lar el in- active existence,
of this
g' g y Encampment are good. AR claiin'� Youmans, this
Creased patronage, the quantity of have been paid, sand there will be president; Airs.
milk delivered daily being nearly sufficient on hanc to meet the require- of Parkhill, is
three times wl at it was last year, or ments• of the sess on, as•well as for p ' resident• Mrs. H
over 10;000 wands per day, and the publication c the Journal for
'taxingthe bi�.ildiu to its utmost1894.treasurer's moclt, is supreme
ea achy. Aar •e number of new Balance s; hands Maclaren, of S
P g December 81st 1 2 $552 40 car
cheese factories and butter faetories received u to Jul 15,' 18'treasurer," It is
have been stated in the province this $X,344..41;
up
eash ohand; Well-informed cis
summer. $1,916.81; expen attire to date, $600;
In New Bi Ynswick the Dominion total cash on hats_ $1,316.81.
Travelling D. ry is meeting with The following ►dicers were chosen
great success. An average of six for
meetings with two sessions ethe year:—hand Patriarch, S.
each, are S. Merrick Carl tou Place' Grand
held every W. k." High Priest, E. 7 Essery, London;
Grand Senior Wa den, John J. Reid,
The t iberal Polley Montreal;. Grand •unior Warden, G.
Tariff for •enue only. R. Ross, Hamiltme Grand Scribe, M.
Reeiprocity
the United St
Condemned'
the Governor:
A demand
public expen
A denuneia
royal commis
Ministers.
Disposition
actual settlers
Repeal of ti
act,
Retention
distribution c . constituencies. special colnnuttee.
:Reform of the Senate. i legislation up to u
A. plebisctt on theriuestion of pro- the meet recent r
Whitton. -Sovereign Grand L
The encampments
as follows
Lsndsa Ilarniltat
,honorable terms with D. Dawson, Lond'i i; Grand Treasur-
fes. er, E. Beltz, Loneore Grand •Repre- hC the wife of Mr t e1 urc . ti j Iv
ni of the corruption of scntatives to Sove-eign Grand Lodge,. dauhhter.
t, Fred Doggett, St. Thomas., and A.H. TeruneAq.—In auk ss,on the 15th Inst.,
r greater economy in Biackeby,. Galt; Grand ' Marshal, the wife of Mr. Pete Murray ; a son.
tures. Samuel Low,Ouel h; Grand Sentinel, Artaxlsox.-In T swater, on the 17th
"on of the reference` to George Bell, Oshaa; Grand Outside
inst., the wife of Mr. Geo. Aitchison ; a
Sentinel,tieon.
ons of charges againstWilliam 'otter, Chatham. p�;��roa,.-.in Te�vatei<, an the 13th
The next, plate of Meeting -was Inst., the wife of 14 r. Elliott Fulton; a
►f the public lands to fixed for l.'ieton. Oshawa, Niagara daughter.
'only. .• Falls and St. Themis were also pro- MARL
Dominion franchi€e p I for Loos'rr-CMMTwni
• posed. The new constitution
subordinate encam merits was adopt, dence pf lir. L. Got
county lines in the re- ed substantially as 'eported by the gown '11.,JtulyR.18
It brings the Wrnghatn, to I4ere; 1
at , and includes wright, of Battle Cr
NIA ttalents of the'�i<;
od e. /13 -no ig- Iii Wing
s ere grouped in the infant Soli of th
--•-'eterboi>o midst ¢ ,tenths.
i rrcl Ditndlis,ol'trx«-In"se
alt,, Bella;v`$llc, �hl��i�cLeau,aged
d Stirling, Port t3 days,
I caalna�rl,ret and
1 W� and
LIME FOR
Loyal Protestant.
n of Canada con -
at Brantford on
t. As already an-
Iail, considerable
ng - to events dis-
law suit in this
hat a year. Mrs.
erd has been bon-
siclent, and is said.
good work for the
following official
nded to the Mail
Will you kindly:
al public through
1r• paper that the
supreme president
of C. is now dis-
the above soeiety
fleeted with Mrs.
erd, who formerly
he society. is in.
ad Mrs..Agnes . C.
ity, is the supreme
arren B. Buckley,
upreine 'first 'vee-
Waallace, of Wood-
. eeretary, and Miss,
ilia, is supreme
stated in usually
es in the city that
more law suits ar pending, and that
rival associations mire being formed,
promising lively t Ines at - an early
date. -
2
r
Eilrrxotm—In Eas
th, the wife of M:
WALTeas•—In OUl
the wife of Mr. Joh
t
zrr.
Wawanosh, on July
I3, I'i.tnto'ul; a son.
oss, on July 25th,
Walters; a daugh-
Anthony
Married Inas
bay at the f
Onto, Sunday
there.
•,
The ,',t:itiiy
%r yy pine,AA or
Unit
•
ilkinson, a young un-
was drowned in the Guel 'h,1Ilcr]in and Arinie Pear
of Mitch street, Tor. , p
Inorrn`rlg while bathing*I Teton, Triettton an
hope and Cobourg.
Aurora, BrockvilAL
also on Sat- ,Pal°their and Toxon
n't—�At the resi-
rey, Battle Creek,
h, by the Rev. L.
otitit; formerly of
i1y Cowley Cart-
el,Mich.
ett, on July 21st,
late Cbas. Brown,
Wawanosh, on tint y
daughter of Mr.
year, 0 months and
he joint Tricker rose. ,Jarvis, Chatham and ?Blenheim
g e election of •
tom by a direct Pals Iiliel'AAgii, an I3
T i 187, mays Isol1.iei',, -ih t hinvielf on
*tat ht M i e tf'brd.
ate
'.Care ttindersittltotl oMerrier sale, any enMnttty of
good lime. Will be delltored to any of the ttttr-
tish rounding v11Js and wingham, at ilk cents par
ty 1
bushel.
13•RASIt1I,
Lot 4, con. 7, Turnberry,
Ofenfarrow P. 0.
J.J.,HOMU-TH-&
STILL LEAD THE TRADE
^l�
MERCHANT TAJLORINc. AND CENTS' FURNISHIN-QSI
In l4'5 we have the most nobby.to be found,
our stock is complete. Note a few of our prices:
Men's Plough Boots, Preen $100 up. .
Ladiest,I!'ine Button Dongolas, tipped, from $1.00 up,
Boys' and Gills' School Shoes, from 05ets, up,
and all other goods in that line equally low, ...
OUR STOCK OF
•
VALISES
AND TRUNKS
is fall, and at prices `which mustsatisfy all.
a
itay'Boot and. Shoe repairing done as usual.
October 5 493.
My health was completely restored by
CA11•IP13EI.,z'S SIC= CODY.IvP,`R OIs.. 3
bottles taken in 22 days increased my
weight by r8 lbs.
HENRY ZIVBRN,
Prop. Renova Co. Montreal.
BRICK. AN
TIL
FOR - LE,
Parties requir' • 'Ile from, 8, 10 and
12 inches, will = se send in their orders.
AnYquantityrick add other Tile on
hand.
ELLIOTT BROS., -
Props. Winghatn Brick Yard.
Winghatn, July 25, 1894.
NEW MAN IN AN 010
TAND.
Having purchase - he
NORTH E • D IVERY,
and put in a . .er of first-class •
AND RIGS,
I am in a position to give as good turn-
outs and satisfaction as can be got any-
where; -
Prices Moderate. The patronage of
the public is solicited.
Livery -Near the G. T. R. station.
S. A. McLEAN.
Wingham, July 24th, 1854.
Here I amAgain with Another
Holstein gull,
An A 1 pedigreed holstein Bull, aged 13 months.
it offered for sale. Is good size weighing between
seven °and eight hundred. pounder Registered in
Canadian holetean rresian Herd Boole.
JAS, EI.LCOT,
0iuevure t 0.
POWDER .
Cute SICk HSADACNN and, Niuratgtu
: in ars MINUTES. also Coate Tongue, I?izti- .
ness,Biliousness, Pain in the Side, Constipation :
Torpid Liver, Bad Breath. Ta stay cured and
regulate t1't& bowels. VERY NICE TO TAKE..
PRICE 25 CENTS AT Divot; •STORE$.
•
�TLMZN,
If
you want your
J. J. HOMUTH '& SON,
WINGUAAI,
/-rte"WW.11111110 nP,1r ►1aCr-- .
STAR GROCERY.
Everything New, Everytling. Fresh, Everything Cheap, Everything Newest,
Everything Freshest;` -Everything Cheapest, Everything Newer:,
- Everything -:Fresher, . Everything Cheaper, at the - -
Just opened out, one of the largest and finest stocks of
CROCKERY, CLASS, CHINA and EARTHENWARE
ever,seen outside the city of Toronto. 115 piece Diviner Setts, 97 piece
Dinner Setts. 44 piece Tea Setts. China Tea Setts. Toilet Setts, Table
Setts. 5 o'clock Tea Setts, Bread and Batter Setts. Lemonade Setts.
Berry Setts,
CHEAP AND GOOD'
and a large assortment of otherware. We intend to lead in this lino at th air
STAR' GROCERY. .
We have a large assortment of
G•r-zocZIAzm—s.,
As big a dollar's worth of Sugar as you will find anywhere and a 25e. Tee
that can't be beat anywhere in the county, with everything else
usually found in a first-class grocery,. . -
Come everybody and see the show at
Macdonald's New Block. -
aStar Grocery, Wingham.
• D. •M. GORDON.
See our
MEN'S WOOL SUITS, .
well made and' splendid fits,..
Or;, if.yo'u prefer it; we will make up •
PINE TWEEDY SUIT
and guaranteestyle and workmanship,
V R %11400a4
Our large trade in
`'INFO o6Ts ..&w SMICDM ,•.
is conclusive evidence that mu; prices are the lowest.
Our beautiful,
FRAGRANT TEAS
insure peace, happiness and comfort in the .Horne.
Please do not forget that we lead in
BIG VA.L TB IN SUGARS.
D. M.. GORDON,
The Amber House, Wingham.
SNESS AND GOLLARS
' . Having bought out the Ambler Harness Business and started in his old stand,
ate prepared to furnish the 'subtle with everything usually kept ill a harness shop
such as
HEAVY, LIGHT, and TRACK HARNESS,
NETS, DUSTERS,
WHIPS, CURVY CGl1BS,
BRUSHES, SWEAT COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VALISES and
TRAVELLING BAGS, le,, &e.
I make alL.i y own Collars and guarantee satisfaction.
( itiaa suite as trial and 1` wail use you right. y -+�
m.lA..y a i'I1y�! .fir J .1
*thglrarnl ,
made in the latest, style, go to
G. H I RVI ,
opposite Bank of liamsltt4a,
WTtIVOHa.11
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VOL. XXIII.
THE BliAR Is not
Tam rtlo2.1'i'.tx,
SUM1Elr GOODS ,ilii
It'On CASH TO O1d1AU
NOT WANT TO canny
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e HIS
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Marriage Lit
Issued by FRAiVa PAxsa
toriartreet,Wingham, C
required..
r
BEST gin'
etc
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lege,
s* Longe canoe
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• LOCAL
—Cross tt Blackwell's
Vinegar, at Star Store.!
—M' r. Wm. Lithgo'+i
:lessens in town again.
--Would it not be ua-1
ing taken off the wind ,w
Institute mud put on • 01
—Quito a ,,heavy th u
this section on Thursc a
;eiderab10 rain fell, a1 e
ideal of good to tho roo
—Try our new Salm
at G •iliu's Grocery.
Mrs. Begley, who
itne, was taken to
c
Monday last, where eh
cation performed in a B rc
—The Most Execll a
Boyar Arch Mescals` c
pointed our townsnat
Wi„1i'lrims, Grand Mas ie
rr«r 111essrs. Vanstoue
•. Lean litive brighten :c
places with some pans-,
signs painted on the
c•, tive places of busines
—Cash for. gtiod butt
Graham's market grog
—The '5th of Se item
Caledonian gatua' ev
and thats wyring
• .grntinds niter .isuilclin
improved i .the occe
- .4:interGated in
-tow», sho11uld tuttend ti
.of. lope Lodi*on Bio
the emperrrzpe hall.
, , flail: deliver n, short ad(
° lest ioanto
,brobght bportefore tnhae me
a full rzeeting.
For f`icl
cents' fIaa%rktkiiongs,ass t
Bemeinbet, r„ dace;
R. A. GrOnEt ' .grocer
.-•-Bev gilliv
+Chief it.Zi : of alta 1
, `I t}re eL[,�. i Onttirio,
ermeti the menthe
,others, i the Preubyt
,place, et• OM p.m.,'ou
members' • of the 0
their mutt rotatn, 'AM
a and proceed 'from the
the church.
---iter. 3olm C. Do
.of Mr. C. Dallas, of
-following clipping f
the Evening 1,1 eWS,.
settee to Phillips,
ctnentioned •u the'"
the publication of wl
last issue of the '3
"Iloosier Sehe&nt
Phillips, the chatnpi
,liana, school descri
lives in Tevey, led.,
years old. The fa
hook haus lasted to tl
4-0. T,1t. trains
le0,0 "Wingltant at
m+i.,alV. ti. ,t• B-
p. nt.,1'i0, Clinton
motions by all tral