The Wingham Times, 1894-11-16, Page 8TLIF V.V. 1 IN LAtt,A TIMES, NOVEMBER 16, IZAJ.I. •
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• and geed for one week, at
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D00le; sapplies. $/$ 03 ; Geo. Unglu
. e, labor,
W, Halmos, relative, ; 'J.'.
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Meoxe, work on water works, $3.50-, The
following accounts were left over, as they
were not certified to: T. L. Jobb, repairs,
LU1i; Temperance Hell Co., rout crf ball
1D) rues :word we.V0I in Bargains. for two Division Courts, $10; W. (). Stuart,
T'ne Big StGre its the Gibraltar of super- levelliug drain from 'Victoria, to ladward
- :streets, WOO, 1), Rush's aecount of $10
Ler Valuee.
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Bead Iho Bargain page, devoted to
the hest iuterests et the people, full of
faots that will save you a bile lot of
Money on everything yea need for home,
for watering street in front of town 1,14,11
was left in hands of Street Committee to .
investieete and see how former street
watereris were pat Mayor stated that
he had not cellea'Committee re butchers'
petition, but would call spate on Monday. .
Melia Moved by R. C. Sperling, seconded
or persona use. We give you a better by R. Herdsman,that the balance of money
article for the slime price and loss than levied for school purposes be placed to the
can be Bemired elsewhere. credit of the School Board -Carrie& The
Clerk wanted to know when the Council
wanted the Collector'a roll returned.
Moved by P, Deans, seconded by B. 0,
Sperling, that the Collector of taxes return
his roll by the 14tu clay of December -
Carried. The Council then adjourned.
Reran:efts in Tweed at same great re.
Speeini cuts this week in all lines.
Remnants io Deese Goode -of Plaids 413(1
Novell!. Cutored Dress Goods, h undrecla
of them, torn 25u to 75o, at 15c and 25e.
Methodist Church Pada.
duotioa. 1>res Trimmings worth 50e
The report of Educational Society of
and 'irk, for 254„ Also job lot or Hose, the Methodist church and also that of
Gloves anal Handkerchiefs at half price. the missionary Society for the years
20 Ladies' Mantles, worth 86 for 83;30. 1893-94 have been it sued. Tbe following
20 Men's Overcoats, worth 89, for se. statistics, showing omtributions from
15 Boys' two piece Suits, worth 83.50, for the different circuits, will be of interest:
Mission Education
2.75. Placo
reeds, . runes.
ewers* Norte st iren 97 118.7013
Goderich, Victoria St 35 50 20
33.44
These prices commenee on Saturday 18kuttaernbSt.... 467.2
ouly (1
239,25 2
Sado ail St., 173.14
112780
Uolmcsvllle....... 187.71
Bayfield 57.42 104..0639
20.74
23.00
10.12
18.73
0.08
4.75
19 13
1141.170
5
26 50 ation.
18 76
7856, The report of the Government live
stock inspectors to the Minister of
Z.
Marine this year will show an adive
movement of the cattle trade for the
season of 1894. Up to date 81,775
head of cattle have been shipped this
year, while the total figures of 1893
reached 83,322. During the next
two weeks it is expected that at
M. H. McINDOO'S.
ADDITIE
NAL LOCALS.
Take otie
WeeklyLobe will
.-T110 ThuEs and
0 ems to any address
in Canada or the Uhihd States, for one
year,. for one dollar, p gable in advance.
Subscriptions may coramence at any time.
--The quarterly rupplement to the
Official Postal Guide just issuea, states :
It is represented to t e department that
letters addressed to ijugland, Franco and
other countries, thej roto of postage to
which is 5 cents p4r J. ounce, are often
posted short -paid (an
ily taxed with done),
Sarno 106.18
Bensall 190 83
Nippon 77.81
Dungannon 108'10
Nile 100.44
Benmiller 83.40
WingbaM 929.13
Wroxeter (12.11
Brussels 126 07
Walton 70 05
Londerboro 170 10
Blyth 187 30
Auburn 275.19
Belgrave .. .... .... .... . 69 36
Bluevale .. .. .. .. .. 99.94
Exeter, Main Street .. .. .. 205.06
Exeter, :lames Street .. .. .. 274,82
GODERICH.
The Misses Wobbling entertain
ment, last week, was very good and
the Guy Brothers are in town this
:REALITY AGAINST SHAW: .
PRACTICE A GI- ENST TI-FLEC/RY !
Read the Plain Truths in this Advertisement about our Low Prices.
MUSICAL EXCE,LLENCE,
ARTI
DURABLE CONSTRUCTION.
Catalogue sent free on appll-
.cation,
MORRIS- FERO ROGERS - CO.
LISTOWEIG.
HALSEY PARK. Agent,.WLxonAm,
William Enright, aged ten, was
killed on the G. T. R. truck at the
foot of Brock Street, Toronto, Satur-
day.
Two Listowel citizens have been
fined $10 each for enclosing corres-
pondence in newspapers at news-
paper rates, ,
Thomas Strachan, real estate
broker, aged 50, was drowned off
Gerrard street bridge, Toronto,
Saturday night.
To build ,a railway from Quebec
westerly to Norway House, thence
across pe Rocky Mountains to the
Pacific coast, with a branch from a
point west of Lake Winnipeg to
Hudson Bay, is the gigantic acme
of a company now seeking incorpor-
therefore, necessox- .-Since last Sunday we have
week
,-Since
postage) had. good sleiglaing.-Inspector Tilly -
owing to the fact the sender have paid our Model School a visit last least 2,000 head will be shipped.
*gotten that to tir se destinations they week. -At the recent communion in There has been a large increase in
should pay by the ha f Ounce, and not by
the ounce. Peateme Mrs would do well.
Britain f• tl port Montreal,
KnOx church fifteen new members the • cixport of sheep. Last year
were added to the communicants' .3,743 ,, sheep were shipped to Great
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• tom ie of
therefore, to remind the public on every roll. -Navigation on the lake is dos-
whichfor the winter.-Fishipg tugs - while the Lumber up to date is no
suitable occosion tha the only gauntries ing
outside of Canada tc which the unit of 1 have been at work airing the lessthan 126,055; so that the returns
season in Georgian Bay have mine _this- year will show an increase of
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weight is ono ounce i ro the United States
and Newfoundland. -11 the case of regis-
tered letters it is especially important that
no mistakes should be Made in the pre-
payment, as unless they are fully prepaid
they cannot be forwar ed.
To
The regular mon
Council was held n
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home. 180,000 in this branch of the expoit
. ---- trade vver last season's business.
CULifOSS. - The same phenomenal increase is
An entertainment was given by. noticed in the horse trade. In 1893
Culross Star Lodge, L 0. G. T., in, there were exported 1.739 horses to
School Section No. 5, on Tuesday the old country, ivhile the figures up
0. ttneil. evening last. This lodge has been to date reach 5,279, and them can
y eating of the own (quite successful during the last guar- be little doubt of the total at the
The officers for the current increase of Aont .l,000.
Members present-May\r Henn ft Reeve sixtY•
and quarter are :-C. T., Bro. T. Ross;
Spading, Depute -Reeve Hal es
P. C. T., Bro. N. McKay; V. T.,
Councillors 'Greer ,. Deans, Ivilis, johns IsoliN.
Sist. B. Clark; F. S. Sist A.B.M
and Herdsman. Tho mintertes of last . c-
Btarsar.-In Morrie, on the 12th Inst.„
Kenzie; Treas., Sist. C. Clark; See.,-
regular and specitee meeting/ were read, the wife of Mr. Thos Barren a son ll or full particulars, apply at the real-
Sist. Mrs. T. Formal; A. S., Sist. Mrs. REDDON-In Tee •w t ; •
on October donne of MR. GEO. .11.10KENZLE, Wing -
approved and sirned. A. emmunication
was read from R. -Tanston , soiieitor for 1. J. Clark; Mar., Bro. A. MeLachlan; 28th, the wife of Mr.sjassleddon; a son. ham. -
E. Everts, stating that tl . .town, in putting D. Ms
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Sist. C. Marchant; Guard, Siena:lc-In Oulross, on NOV. let, the
wife of Mr. W. Sillick; a son. '
in the new drain, rad Arcked the dram Swetreorr-In Teeswater, on Nov. 5th, MISS NORMA' INNSL-EY
Bro.. John Harkneee; Sent., BrO.
from his cellar ..-te eked to have same Andrew McKenzie; Cha,p. and Dep, tne wife of Mr. R. J. Swanton; a son. s
day nynnw .jast: $er, and 'now has a, membership of close ofnavigation footing up to an
Have 8,000 worth of 0 ood.:- whicirnut e c
posed of ir. -the next three months.
-CONSISTING OF --
CLOTHS FOR SUITINGS AND OVERCOATINGS, GENT'S FUR-
NISHINGS AND UNDERWEAR, VALISES AND TRUNKS,
and the Largest and Best selected Stock of BOOTS and SHUS in town.
And in order to move thetnNnick,,WO have Marlace1 them right down to hard tine prices. Profits will be en-
tirely ignored, the goods being bought for cash, and being under no expense for rents or hiredhelp, we have taken
this method of sharing the hard times with our munerous customers. Next Saturday there will be a drop in prices
of all classes of Goods la this establishment, hitherto unknown in Wingliam or elsewhere, and we guarantee
that our prices will be such as will satisfy the closest cash purchasers. Note a few of the same ;
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Men's Mule Boob:Miele stook,grain leather,regular $2.50 now $2.00.
A Good Long Boot " $2.75 " $2.35.
Boys' Long Boots, whole stoolagrain leather " $2.25 " $1.84.
Men's Fine Bale and Congress " $1.25 " $1.15.
At
if " $1.05 " 01.85,
$2.00 " 81.65.
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Mon's Long Boots,sule seamovhele stoolr,regular 83.00 now $2.45
Men's Long Boots " 31.75 " $1.29
Boys' Good Long Boots, grain leather " $1.00 " $1,85
Men's Fine Bals and Congress " $1.50 " $L25
" 82.25 " $1.90
Ladies' Dongola bale or button ,tiped or plain " $1.75 " $1,25
A Large Stock of Youths', Boys' and Children's Low Boots at Cost,
At these prices it must be distinctly understood it is for Cash and Cash only.
Boots!and Shoes repaired in the neatest and most substantial manner at the most reasonable prices.
Winghana, Oct. 80th, 1894.
J. J. HOMUTH 84 SON,
WINGHAM.
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MeNeae-WrasoN-In Codericli, 7th
inst. by Rev. H. Irvine, Mr. S. G. MeNall
to Miss Jenet Wilson, both of Ashfield.
it#DUNLOP-MARTIN.---013 the 7th inst.
by the Rev. H. J. Fair, Mr. Hugh Dunlop
to Miss Sarah J. Martin, all of Hallett.,
triATTOIIELL-BROWNLES.-Con the 7th
inst. by the Rev. A. Thlbadeau, Mr.
Albert Mitchell to Miss M,, daughter of
Mr. John Brownlee, Colborne, e,es
TROMPSON-NoBLE.-At the residence
of the bride's father, on November 7th,
by Rev. A. D. McDonald, D. D., James
Thompson, merchant, to Miss Jemima,
daughter of Mr. Joseph Noble, all of
Seaforth.
BAILER -REID.-At the residence of the
bride's father, on Oct. 31st, by Rev. Jas.
Malcolm, Frederick Baker and Mary,
daughter of Mr. David Reid,-- of Tees-
water.
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BOAR FOR SERVICE.
Tho undersigned will keep on his premises, Blue -
vale road, during rho season, a thoroughbred large
Berkshire Boar, for the improvement of stock. The
boar is 130V(.111 months old, and is from imported
stook.
Terms -a at time of service, with the pre liege of
returning if necessary.
ORA& ITENDERSON.
Morris, Nov, 2nd, 1804.
MISS C. L McKERIE, A. T. C. M.
Teacher of
VIOLIN, ELOCUTION AND
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
repaired or he wo grieve to issue an in. Bro. N. Dunbar. HETHERINGTONt-ID Culross, on Nov. Pupil of
junction and risk r de:images. Moved by
• 6th, the wife of Mr. W. Hetherington; a
sore
'Wm. Holmes, s dea by P. Deans, that HARRISTON.
-In Culross on OOD
the Sweets' nee be left in the bands Mr. Dorrance, Principal of W.ElpgittAN the the Mr. Jas. Whiteman ;; 17th. twin
of the Stree tilititse,, with power to Public School, who is leaving hwife of ere, sons,
act -Cart -1 . A ranettnication was read has been engaged to teach up the WOODOOCK.-In Cuiross on Oct. 200,
SIGNOR DINELLI,
of the Toronto Conservatory of is
n
prepared to receive pupils i
i INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
For terms apply at binsley House.
; a I
!rote. t Com eeioner's Department, line at a fair salary. -Mr. Alx. • the wife
of Mr. Thos.' Woodcooke
'attain at Mrs• Price was asking for a McKie, formerly grocer here, has daughter.
strip land lyin
William streets, (
edeto know if any
if there would be
ing it. Moved
B. C. Sparlieg, t
Mre. Price's prop
between Arthur and been visiting his many friends this
ter salt well,) and want k lweek.-Miss Doyle, student of the
he was occupying, it an High School, preached to a crowded
ny objection to her sell. house here, last Sunday evening, in
P. Deans, seconded by the Methodist church. Miss Doyle
at the communication re is an easy, pleasant speaker, graceful with snap shot bargains to
rty be referred to the gesticulations and. winning manners. stilt the times.
AGAIN
Property Comm ttee, to report at next She spent the greater part of last
meeting - Carr ed. A comainunication spring in evangelical work, with
from Giant tan 1 Boller Co., Chatham,
Ont., was reed, asking what inducetnente
the town would give them if they would
locate here. The C14,:tteis instructed to
rticulars, The
sureness, rebid/
oaths ago, was
write them for :,eilnits):;..
communication c Locaf
was read an
t Co al 0*
brought up and
instructed to oig
pees:lilted to the
by P. Deans, s
that as regards
row before Cos
Committee nseel
on by the Corm
thought aecount
by Committee
much success. -Mr. Ferguson, who
spent a few months as a druggist ap-
prentice in Teeswater, after resign-
ing his school near there, is attending
the High School. His parents live
within. a few miles of town. --Robert
Douglas' cheerful countenance smiled
he Clerk hd Mayor were on his many friends at the High
1 petition which hi. to be School this week. Ile is here to stay
Local Legisleaure. Moved
waded by W. A. Johns,
accounts of last month,
cil, there being no Finance
ing, that they be passed
I -Carried, Mayorlhuna stretch quite so far lest his many
should have been passed friends may think that he is 'pushing
the usual way. The matters too far and. so withdraw
following aoeoi4a were passed: Jae. A. their allegiance and support. Xoth.
- Moo f.t;co.4supfpies, $19.90; R. 3'. Black. 1 ing is to be gained by a newspaper
iveIJ water teak end wheel house, $11.50, controversy and raking up old
paid logs itt eezos ; "%Thighs= Eleotrio scores and keep them dangling on.
Tight Obi, lights for Ocao•acr, $81.50; T. tinually before the public.
k on streets,. $12.4d
yel, ete., $8 ; Mayor, TrilateN1 flMall and
P 'Weekly Globe WW be sent tc any address
and make a sure thing of it this
time. Success, "Bob." -The man
who claims that there is a, "W-,• P. A."
formed in tOW11, with evil intentions,
had better not let his imagination
f.. Strftd W.litoore„
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a441414 Glllospie, gr
Asisessor and Oler
t,
reeleetang jurare, $12; in Moods or die 'United States for ant
AftrktYr Prin VSAl /14. DaYiraMail rr, for one dollar, payable in 'Advance.
torg kofe out ; AJex. Yotag, Uratikadono retry commence tot sal firm
WATC
Digit", Waltham, e .eleford,
Columbus, wart tett for
four years.
Hi C3 7-04
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IAMOND TEA CO.
W 1 1\7" G- E1 A M.
TEA IN PERFECTION2
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"eyerceseee_re
CHOICE
MIA anti CEYLON 'E
ILW 117) X "5s..:1W (0)
from the Tea Plant
to the Tea Cup, in its
Native Purity, un -
tampered with, sup-
plied to the public at •
holesaie
'Prices ; modles
and, profits saved,.
ED 9
Famous Selections of the pure Tea of
NYLON, CHM JAPAIL
are guaranteed to be of the highest quality. All who appreciate a cup of
really Male Tea, possessing pungency, briskness and. flavor, are invited to call
or ai:Ti,te for samples anecontrast with other Tea. The prices range from
20c: upwards.
THE SHOE STORE
111STX:143E-XISslia 9
Tiiro doors north of I'ostoffice, next Halsted 4- Scott's Bank.
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NEW FIRM,
• NEW GOODS;
NEW PRICES
Our object for this. season is
We make Customers, not
money.
to will look for our
profits later.
All Shoes warrant -
odes represented.
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WALNIT .CLOCKS
From $2.50 up.
We have the largest and
most complete stock of
SILVERWARE,
suitable for wedding and
birthday presents, in the
county.
EYESIGHT' TESTED PREE.
ligrWatelses,. Olocke and
Jewelry tonsured at lowest
ratee, and fully guaraoteed,
by
MUNSECAVir
The Optician.
Wingbaas, Nov. 115th, 1804.
POWDERS
airs SOCK NitAIDAOliit end neural&
in 20 ectreueser Kite Coined Tongue, Diaz!.
nesti,Ntiloastans. Pain in the side,Consupadon,
Torpid Liver, Bad Breath. To suit rune tad
teitulit• thr bowels, Vint? NMI YO Irma.
I Pinder Si Oilers AT tutu* Swam(.,
-C1010 /Ft.
are the best that the best factories can produee.
Our prices for this season will he very low.
The styles are tiie very latest.
We will prove to you that it will pay you to buy your Shoes at the Shoe
Store.
It is to our interest to please you.
GOOD BROTHERS,
The New Shoe Men.
WINGHAM anci SHAFOETII.
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VOL. :
The %Anil
for a Big Fall
sa large and w
every line, all
markets and
,of profit. Cie
this season, w
'calling and go
need, let it be
Flannels, Ur
Ready -Made(
Groceries. A
you and make
will give to all
,COUNT or 10 P1(
:system, on all
cents, (with or
Remember
.a8 any in the
undersold. NS
the best Tea ii
-for one dollar,
cents.
THE Bean, Oct.
Mar
Issued by PRA
toria street,W
required.
lege, Thront.
4, Unquestiottn1
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3 tion this paper
4a01)414.0450Q
REALES
Town and Far
mission, to the
buyer and sell
Beats collected
FIRE
Those desirin
one of the fellow
stock companies
Sun Fire In's,
fished 1710.)
Norwich Bni
(established 1797
Alliance Fire
tablithed 1824.)
Linettslaire
(established 1852
S. 3
Beal Estate an
Kent I
LOC,
b
Baby carried
riage, et T. B.
-Am assembly
once Hall, on Fri
enjoyable time wi
Herr's Fair wil
old stand, Deta
than ever.
-The property
L. Chas. Gilleepie,
last, was not add,
price expected by
drawn.
"Baby's Own"
cake. at the China
John Po
piles in the river t
•of the water-workt
10 18 expected that
piles to snake a gel
For Sale -A.
White Leghorn r
4 able, Apply to W
1 Mr. John Hers
new occupied by
need door to Mrs,
establishment, an
groeeties,46, also
fiaid premises the
-Por first-chts
gents' furnishing:
Remember the pla,
It A. Graham's gr
The Board of
Berlin has issued
all fresh meat wax
by persons not reel
the market place
fifteen minutes ft
tion. Also that nil
the municipality
for sale witbsi the
duo head and Jung