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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-11-02, Page 4V. 1 C. E. \MIA 985 OFIEIVELbT -- MID -.. ".-).P."17(307ST Motility m'irning about five o'clock, 1 fire ;waa.: til::.an'eVed iu the stable ,Ir. l-attstre, tilt' baker, and alarm. was made, but before the fire could be extinguished, the building was ctlmpletely destroyed. The cause of tint fire i� Lltlklhulwn.- - tin Thur: Clay evening, the Gedericlt Good twill give alp entertaiuh1Ient in Clinton. They will supply the whole enter- tainment. The speakers are Rev. t Cs a fi g l ; pcA, , .lit al's. Anderson and Edge 811(1 Mr. ACS'. it . `�"a ,�;.; H r Toni. app. O tal1SWI * l`Ioi se. Wingham, - - - Ont 0c a .1 tgI ::imm 42. u ucs EAST lA'..1A".1NOSll. 31r. Chas. Campbell, tax collector, is paying his annual visit to time rate- payers. Money is not plentiful, and he does not receive very much. -M1•. Campbell has an apple tree hi his or- chard which is in full bloom at pres- I ent.-Turnips are pretty well all TILE WIN GUAM TIMES, NOVT+.MBER 2, t894, had been two rets (>f schools. ---Pro- market, most of which Nvere sold. teetant and Catholic. -anti provision Its export cattle there was little was .made by law for thole mainten- buying. One bunch of 90 head of anee tuid government. The malnten» Manitoba cattle were taken for ante was affected by a special school !Belgium at 01.40 per cwt. and a rate Ievied upon each district for its few more lots were picked up for owls 1.)lll'poses, a ,;(neral municipal Antwerp at from. ne to 8ke• per lb. rate levied by the municipality, and ; Trade was quiet in butchers cattle el]vidcd among. the school districts in ' dealers mostly confining their opera - the municipality, and a grant from tions to stockers and feeders; nothing the Government, which came out of I went over ne 8tper lb. the range of the Provincial Treasury. In 1890. prices being fi'oln 21c per lb for the above system was entirely Chang- ' poor, up to 3 is per lb in the majority ed, and a single set of schools was of eases for good cattle. In stockers established. These schools are main- ' Mined by rates and grants as nboee set forth. They are non-sectarian Public schools. The law makes no definition between Catholics and Protestants, or between denomin- and feeders there was fair buying. One or two choiee picked lots brought about 3'�.c per ib, but the 111ajor]ty of deals were made in tho vicinity of about 21c to 3c per lb. One or two of the lightest sold at 2c per lb and ations of any kind. 2;e per lb. In luflch cows and In addition to establishing the springers trade was firmer and all --- -- llal vested. above principle hi Public schools le- sold early at from. $25 to 45 per I+F`'itI,D�AV OUR READERS. • 2•,1804. - -•••• +l <.J VTiJ L� ♦�. Y:.S inti:. .[t. •__ We have mace arrangements ements witlh the 'Toronto (Hobe Printing Com- pany whereby we are able to give sawmill cf Messrs Duff & Stewart. I polled to pay for the education of clot. and about 'lc per lb fed and the TIMES and the WEEKLY Gems The origin of the fire is unknown, I Protestant children creates a false watered. Only ono or two loads to our subscribers for the extraordi- the buildings being all in fames l impression. The law is not respon- brought $3.40 per cwt. Shipping BLUEVALE. • , gigaton of and subsequent to 1890,it head ; one or two choice fetched $.50 A disastrous fire occurred in this! Inas been. made the duty of every per head within a fraction. In hogs village, on Thursday evening of last ratepayer to contribute to the sup- . there was a decided weakness. week between eleven and twelve j port of Public schools. The state- Weighed off the ears, good bacon 'cloel; which total r destroyed the, anent that Catholic people are coin- hogs brought only $4.20 to .4.25 per nary low price of One Dollar per }ellen first discovered. The villagers yeah•• -the price of the TI3IES alone. turned out en mass° and formed a The Weekly Globe is a twelve -page, pail brigade, and owi.l)g to their seven-eolunin pai.er, containing all the heroic efforts, the bridge over the general news and a special page of Araitiancl and other property across farm news. I the street were saved. The mill To take advantage of this offer cash imbue t in every case be paid. in advance and all arrears be paid up to (late. A representative of the TIMES will, • during the next two or three nab'ntbs, call upon as many of our sible for any such effect. The cor- sheep were easier on reports of lower reet statement of fact is that all tax- markets from the old country. About payers contribute to the education the price paid was 31e per lb down of all children whose parents send to 3c per lb. Bucks sold for about then to the Public schools. Sic per lb. Lambs were quiet, selling at from $2 to $2.50 per 'head, only an excptionally choice one touching $2.75. British Grain Trade. London, Oct. 20: -The Mark Lane Express, in its weekly review on the British grain 'trade, says: English wheats have been in better demand and have risen 6d. Foreign wheats were firm. Indian wheat advanced 7d and American reel winter 3d. American• flour rose 3d and barley, corn and beans 6d. Oats and rye have been weak. Today the advance is maintained. English wheats are held for a rise and foreign for 6d advance. Indian and Californian wheats are in good request at an improvement in prices. Flour unsettled. English flour is weaker but American firm. Barley is up 3d and corn 6d. Oats, beans and peas are firm. All taxable property is assessed for was insured in the Gore Mutual for Public school purposes, and all citi- $1,000. The loss is estimated at zees have the sante right to make use over $2,000. The firm intend to re- of the Public schools. build at once, and they have another The report concludes as follows: .hill building in the village which Disallowance of the act of 1894, as they intend removing to the present suggested by the memorialists, would site as soon as possible. It seems be a most unjustifiable attempt to -friends as possible solieitingsubserill- probable that the mill was set on fire, prevent the Legislature from perform- - tions for the paper. He will have as the place where the fire was first ing that duty which has beenjudicially printed receipt forms from the TIMES seen, and considering the gale of declared to appertain to it, and it may be assumefi that such disallow- ance would call for an emphatic pro- test. The Government and Legisla- tive Assembly would unitedly resist by every constitutional pecans any suph attempt to interfere with their Provincial autonomy. Live Stoop- 1rra-riat9. Montrcal,Que.,Oct. 29 -There were about 600 ]lead of butchers' cattle, 75 calves, and 1,:300 sheep and lambs offered at the mast End Abattoir to - clay. The butchers were present in large numbers, and trading was fairly brisk. But the prices continue very low, involving more or less serious losses to the drovers. A few bead of the best cattle sold at from' 81c to 3ic per pound, with pretty good animals at about 3c, and com- mon cattle at from. 2e to 21c per pound, with the probability that some of the leaner old cows will bring less than two cents per pound. Calves were in good demand, and a con- siderable number were bought up before reaching this market. Mr. Bourassa paid $t3 for the best calf, and Mr. Meunier paid $11.50 for another good one. I3e also bought ten picked lambs at $3.50 per 100 pounds. Shippers are paying from 3e to 81c per pound for good, large sheep, and also for lambs weighing' over 90 pounds. common lambs sell in lots at from 4e to 3e per pounce. b'at Hogs a11( less plentiful than for office, and is authorised to collect moneys clue) us for subscriptions, job work, advertising, etc., and give wind blowing, it would seem impos- sible for the lire to start by a spark from the furnace. -A colt belonging receipts for same. to Mr. John Gardner wanderecl.on to - We truss all our friends will let the railway track last Saturday night their neighbors know of this• offer. and was so badly injured by the If our canvasser bas not 'tine to train that it had to be shot. -Mrs. reach you, staid i11 your subscription Robert Musgrove has returned ltolue at 011e0 to this office and it will receive after a long visit to Manitoba. -Mrs. prompt attention. . Thos. Coultes spent- a few days last This offer applies to renewals as week with her daughter, Mrs. John well as new subscriptions. McIntosh, of Molesworth. -Tine Misses After the 1st of January next, we Copeland, of Teeswater, were visit - intend to adopt the "pay -in -advance" ing Miss Lizzie Robertson, this week. system, and the Tamps will not be -Rev. Mr. Stewart, of Bellnore, sent to subscribers unless it is paid preached ire the Presbyterian ebtu•eh • for in adva;see. We have decided last Sabbath morning.-3Irs.Cornish, upon this change, after litany years' Mrs. McCrae and son Harry, of Brus- trial of the present system of • "pay :els, spent Sunday with Miss Annie at any time" or "nevem' pay at rill," l'V'ynne.-Miss Lucy Coultes is visit - and believing it to be in the interests ing in Whitechurch. of both the publisher and subscriber MORRIS. that the paper be paid in advance. EDITORIAL NOTES. iiox. Mr. MEnCIER, ex -Premier of Quebec, .died in Montreal, on .Tues- day, after an illness of many weeks, of diabetes. -• Stn Joi?x TROMP:[oN has gone to England, and it is said that he will be sworn in as one of Iter Majesty's : Privy Councillors. A TEIZHIEl E earthquake took place in I3rezil, on S'atur(1ay last, by which 2,CCO people were killed and 20,000 rendered homeless. Ilex. \VILFRID LAMER and party r 't tuned fh•c m their westein tour on 11, :clay. Mr. Laurier delivered alit lit a hundred :speeches while on his tri'. and was cnti1usiastiealiy re- ceived every where. A (••t;rvaxriox of the friends of prebi':.i`i' n will be i'e1d ill Walkerton on 'i ea.:Any, November 1 eth, to (eter- niine ..11,e,, action will l:r. tni,;(,u by time r:r01101lt:oni:;l• of Beam county at the a pra:8ehing 1)('11118x'01 election. 's lies writ for the elector hi Lon- don reildercd necessary by the clove. tial: of Mr. W. P. Meredith to the bench has leen issued. The nomina- tion i fitted for 'Newby, Noveml7er 13*n, and the polling for Nevclhll>er 20:h A a wt: predicte(1 last week, Jnr. E. L. } t ki11i' .O1, of this town, was the choxt• of the East I1nron C;(nnverva- tives x11 convention, at Gerrie„ 021 Fri- day last. From a Retornl stand- pcint, a better~ CMldidate could not have been place(. in the field by our Conservative friends. • (I(1Dl • it('11. The entertainment of the Gcderich C(11.egiate institute Literary Society, Did. in the Grand Operas. .louse. on Friday evening last, was a (leci(10(1 as ecclsM. Miss Jessie Alexander, the ekoeutioniet,. was In her element, and wets repeatedly encored. Also the 1a,11'1e by town talent was very *SI received. Tickets were sold to =bunt of 81Of . The proceeds ;,legs the Plano fund. --On Mr. Amos Tipling, of the Blnevale road, has disposed of his fifty acre farm in Morris township to Mr. Jas. Mofli .tt, who takes possession at once. --The home of' James Ireland, 3rd line, was the scene of a matri- monial alliance, on Wednesday even- ing of Iast week, at 5 o'clock, between two well known and popular young people, in the persons of Robt. H. Ross, of Wroxeter, son of David Ross, Brussels, and Miss Maggie G. McKay, Deice of the host and hostess. Rev. D. Millar, of`Brussels, performed the ceremony in the presence of about some time past, and Sell ata little 00 guests. The hrido was attended over 4?,c per pound for good lots of by her sister, Miss ,Josie McKay, of fed hogs. Seaforth, and both were very neatly Haat Buffalo, October 29. -Cattle and becomingly attired in gray cos- -Ninety-three ears through; 240 on tomes. They carried boquets of sale; market slow, ' but tady for natural flowers, Thos. Ross, of Chesney, supported his brother. A sumptuous repast was provided and heartily enjoyed. The wedding best felt butchers and prime exports; other 15c to 25c lower; sales: good to extra export steers, $4.80 to $5.30; good shippers, $4.50 to .4.75; light presents were of a very useful and to medium steers, ."•3.75 to $4.40; valuable character, and bespoke the common and roughs, $3.50 to $3.75; popularity of the contracting parties. light butchers, fa8.25 to :,3.05; milted After enjoying a pleasant evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ross left for their new Home at Wroxeter, followed by many sincerely- expressed wishes for their insure happiness and success in life. No Disallowance. Winnipeg, Oct. 29. ----Tile Privy Council of Canada recently submit- ted to the Manitoba Government a report upon a petition received from the Roman Catholics of Manitoba on school ,natters. The report express- ed the hope that the grievances com- cows and heifers, f„2.75 and '*3.40; fat cows, fair to good, $2.25 to $3; oxen, $2 to $8.741)11116, fat, $2.65 to $8.50; extra exports, 0.75; 1n]lcll cows firm, $20 to $50 per head; veils, $6.25 to .;57,50. Hogs -One hun- dred and four car's through; 103 , on sale. Market steady. Yoi kers, $4.50 to $4.55; mixed, $4,55 to 1„4.60; good mediums and heavy, $4.00 to $4.05; pigs, $4.40 to $4,50; roughs, $3.75 to $4.10, Sheep and lambs.--. Twelve cars through and 85 cars on plained of would be speedily redress-, sale. Market 10e to iSe higher for ed. sheep; 15e to 25e better for native In its reply the Council of the lambs; sales: fair to good. sheep $2 to Legislature ot 14lanitoba and the $2.50; extra, $2 75; culls and C0111 - Territories says : The school law is enacted by the Legislature, and the duty?of the Executive is to carry out its provisions. Education legislation, however, is of such importance as to be to matter of Government policy, and it is, therefore, to be presumed 11.01.1, $1 to $1.75; best lambs, $4 to $4.25; fair to good, $3.25 to $3.90; Canada lambs about steady, $.85 to Toronto, Ocr, 80. ---•At the Western cattle yards to -day hogs and sheep were weaker. There were (18 car monemagovekrolgprannrawara { �t MAc T L TAE las so fear exceeded our highest expectations. Tliey are beautiful in style, workmanship and materials, and as we imported thein direct, the price sells• titan. 'I ;�,'S ..:a.. ,, , S In this import int department our trade has more t111111 'tiotll)1ed this season. We will 1c t you into the secret of our great success. We buy only the newest and most fashionable goods -always combining quality and style, and the public appreeiaie our efforts to secure the best. rr�EAY m MADE C ILiTry wLong I, ]seers, Overcoats and c very comfortable Pall Suits for .len, In youths and boys. A very large stock, and the prices have been cut to sell them. Call and Fee thein. We take pleasure in showing them. ° -771 i• Our large importation of this season's fairly picked Teas astonishes many people, who wonder where we can place therm. Well, we are going to sell them so cheap that you cannot afford to buy elsewhere. GENERAL R ERI E are kept up to our usual high standard. We are opening up a large and well -selected stock of HATS, CAPS, GLOVES, &.e., new, nobby and fine value. OUR SB O E11 1, BOOTS AND RUBBERS are the best obtainable, and the best is not too good for our customers, but the best is always the cheapest.. O AEEPETaS AT COSTO 1rARKET REPORTS. Wr\G13e1t. • Wingham, November 1, 1894. Correoted by P. Deans, Produce Dealer. Flour per 100 lbs 1 40 to 1 75 . Fa11 Wheat 0 46 to 0 48 0 40 t0 0 48 than uople of Unitacl Sta a., Australia or England, his , sc • at least ogee a 1 mer, they are able sen r In order to snake room: for our other stocks, we have decided to go clean out of Carpets. Therefore our whole stock, consisting of Brussels,Tapestrys, All Wools, Unions and Hemp, will be cleared at actual cost. The early cus- tomer will have best choice. Always Yours Truly, D. M. GORDON, The Angier House, Wingham.. I • The attention of every lady and gr ntlelnan that is bald, is called to the visit of PROF. i'IRENWEN be at the Brunswick Hotel, on Tht sday, No , +r fiL elJP EE S� S J mnuufaelatrintr plate, Tike ell the Ontario cities and t Spring Wheat Oats, Old,.... .... 'Oats, New, Barley Peas Butter, tub Butter, rolls Eggs per dozen ........ Wood per cord.... Hay per ton...... ... Potatoes, per bushel Tallow, per lb Dried Apples, per lb that the above report has been for- Ioads of stuff on the two markets, warded in order that the executive which included 1,033 sheep and • may declare its position on the sub- lambs, nearly 1,000 hogs, and about eet matter of the report. 0 naives. There were about 25 Previously' to the year 191°() there ar loads of Manitoba cattle on the .. 080 to 032 t i to1 0 25 to 0 26 and hnavi gthem tried the•• nestheeffect his Hair Go 0 35 to 0 40 ••oncr.tl appearance but his hushnoes bus so rapidly, that kw to moble to Fish t u eu places NO often, for t 0 47 to 0 48 quire the'.o gout:. siwu'd 1 of miss the opportunity 0 17 to 0 18 See iris beautiful LAMM' G•r.\T'S tv1G3, .. 0 17 to 0 1.8 BANGS in every shape, luau or plain fronts, ete. .. o 13 to 0 13 Remember, hc, is at the Brunsw k Hotel, Wingham, on Thursday, .. • 1 00 to 1 o0 November 8th. Y-- .... 0 30 to 0 85 I -...._..__ _ rias thin hair, or that to Wingham, who will mber 8th. here are inde•d very v Ladies or G Conlon Ammo utr nthave 'ad of t e sl i of Prof oreuwo0, as manatee - ,ter of air oodeof all yles, an its •re are very w pee r n the rloLo at whin of o m' more of Isstyin u ewo,n. Those tut lir closer to his wits, are more fortunate ted it is because he visits woods before ordering s Oovuringssgive to their own in the last few years is season. All who re- i .,, on by this L'is't. ° a•\ GPhES, Stt1TefjES of every LENGTH and SHADE, O. 06 to 0 05 TO CONT ,AO T OB,S. 041to005i Chickens 0 so too 51 Decks 'Turkeys Geese Dressed Hogs Beef 0 130 to 0 50' The Committee of the Ho 0 08 to 0 041 County of Hllroln,Will receiv' 0 05 to 0 06 bulk or separate, until nob 5 00 to 6 50 . 460to560 Friday, Neve 80tb, 1894, se of Refuge, sealed tenders, 011 CLINTCx. 1 for the er 045 to 047` Fall Wheat, Spring Wheat Earley Oats Peas Potatoes, per bushel ..... Butter Eggs, per dozen ......... tray Cordwood Wool 7000 of a0 35 to 0 40House of Defog t Clinton, Ont. 0 25 to 0 26 Plans and specifics ious can bo seen and 0 4.8 to 0 48 all information at tbo ottice of A. illcMurchie, ▪ 0 15 to 0 40 0 Reeve, at Clinton, Ont., or at the office of • 'vlessru. Fowler rt Fowler, Toronto .and .. 0 18 to 0 14 1lroodstock. 6 00 to 7 00 ; Tenders are to be sent in on forllls pro - 3 00 to 4 00 0 17 to 0 20 vided and to be addressod,inarkcd "tender," to A Id W. PROUDFOOT, • Chairman of Coin. House of Refuge, e, Ont. I -.. To convince you that we are selling -' _ ' ' goods away bolow reg liar prices, weY -"\ quote prices of some of ur goods: 25 lbs. Coffee Sugar for ... 01.00' 3 lb. Box Biscuits "2u , Sago, per lb... ...., PROF. iitiVIBERLAIN, Yeast Cakes...... do��,,+r L. G. B. Soda, per ib..... 4o EYE SPE IALIST. .. c 1 i Tapioca, per lb 7o Pins, per paper 2o 7 5 papers Needles, mixed ti0 , 3 pies. Hair Pins 50 Envelopes, per package 4c t 160 sheets Writing Paper..,..,100 100 page Scribblers......... 10 We will call at any house in town, take ; your order and deliver goods promptly. ; M A..IR l Opposite Posit Office. ! Cure SIC( MEi1DACHffi' and Neuralgia itt t8 MINurstlt *4.0 Coated TonrKne, nixri• ares, niiina,neas, {'amu in the Si de, Con.ttpation Tu pad Liver, .lad Breath. To stay cured anis regulate this towels. Nota.. mice To wises. Omits* lei OIENT* AT bituta sfrimira. STAY HEIFER. Came on to the premises of the undersigned about the lest cf July,lot 11, concession 11, Turnberry, a red and white two year old heifer. The owner can have sane by proving property, paying expenses and taking her away. G. 11. SCOTT. Glenunnat 1'. 0. Turnberry, Get. 22nd, 1904. • DD. McLELLAN, LDI�U 034 Dundas 0 root, EYE and EAR S11Jll G.F.ION, Graduate of tho New Teri: Else and Ear ltospitan 1980. Post Grcndnate Contsu un tiro 1•syn, Ear, 'Nose and Throat at the New Yore: Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital. 1882. 1:) es Tested. Glasses Applied Nine stock of Spectacles, Leases and surtaflaial 141 es. \VIII be at the Dr. McLellan is in Now York this mouth attending a special couree on eye, oar, nose and throat, and will return on. October 27th and make his monthly visit te Rattenbury House. Clinton, onFriday, November 2nd. . ATTENTION! While the evenings are getting cold- er, it reminds everyone that they have to get a FALL SUIT OR OVERCOAT, and it is a well known fact that Spenbihtr from over twee y yours experience Iran attln Op in a few words sono of the taw roan,rs of the indiscriminate use of alas es. In the case of Nd oyes, gradual less of si_ 1tt In the weaker avo, strabismus (ot squtnt) SI pl . la (or double visirnr),hd a gradual weakening of the need aye end ma1ci00 it remelt more susceptible tot ti•(,se,rnlnrlenma 1titis• iS title o111y young 111x11111 t01Pn. that etc. Its eases of a:•tlgttta t a 1, ,u.. n t,thl.t rtawc„g .111 1Ias a thol'Uilgh knowledge efutsn neurailtie ilah,s In tet eyes, blotto' l,cndarin,, ii unusen. paralyeis of the. sot onion dation rasuith,u in Of City TailUrillg. permanently impairer, 1i. nn which no aktll raw restore. The time will c.m and 1 hope soon, when sight testing opticians will ,a played tut the Cane Having had ten seal's' a cpel.1- tontiutt as $ ,dInte and ell d t+s,utd have to p ase en eget 111 CityTailol'ln ', i1 d esamh,atlon before. htiag huwcrl t•t pructlee, Ile n Ql'+ 1 ti'ilt sat stands that tailoring 1s not lnerelir r sewing a piece of clod. together, as C. E. William Drug Store, some people think. .'11 tl lit Rel, t►N'i'., I eniteirlber the JMal,t i.�--•qp Tuesdtay',liNove 'her 6th, Only,1 D. M. Gorden% *tea, Vritiohash W. BARRAND