HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-05-03, Page 1VOL. XXIV.---NO, 1219.
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is thrilling this Store. But no matter
what you, may be told of enterprise
and energy here -of newer goods
and yiproved ways of merchandise
thai charms and prices that tempt -L
the facts are above anything you will
believe without seeing. Take an hour,
take half an hour, take minutes to
look about, examine our goods, com-
pare prices, and we feel assured that
we shall soon count you among our
regular customers.
HOUSE CLEANING
Is at hand, and it will well repay
you before purchasing to look
through our stock of
LACE CURTAINS,
CARPETS and.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
of the Latest Designs and Prices
away down.
ERY.
This Department is being daily
replenished with all the latest Novel-
ties that cannot fail to please our
Lady Patrons, and our MISS SIMP-
SON will spare no pains to make
your visit agreeable as'sveil as profit-
able.
IN GROCERIES
we are stocked with all the newest
and freshest the markets can supply.
In fact our stocks in all lines are
full.
IN BOOTS
AND SHOES
We are ahead of all competitors.
Our sic& is new and well seleeted
and prices right.
IN OUR-.
ORDERED
CL HING
We are: bitt,ul to sit4ttili Our reputa-
,
• ton, for Stylish and Well fitting gar -
mentis, in proof of whieh, we are
flilthg prders for City Wear weekly.
The BEAR Is bound to stpa1i
fOrmer efforts to please Its numerous,
ototomers.
ROMV
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*WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1895.
1/1 r4
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANC4
PROF. CHAMBERLAIN,
37 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO, ONT.,
EYE SPECIALIST.
Ire has had 20 years practical experlenqe,, and has
iltted more Spectacles than any mu in Canada. Ile
has 2.500 Canadian references and 10,000 Atnerialim
retWenees. Write for his paper on the eye, all free.
Mail your broken spectacles to him -he can put new
Oilmen in then) like the old (mos, if he has a piece of
the broken glass.
Eye Specialist always hi store when
Prof. Chamberlain is away -
Pam CRAMBERLAIN visits Wingham
twice each year.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Town and Farm Property sold on com-
mission, to the best advantage of both
buyer. and seller. No sale, no charge.
Rents collected and property looked after.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Those desiring insurance should select
one of the following old and reliable English
stook companies:
San Fire Insurance Company, (estab-
lished 1710.)
Norwich Union Insurance Company,
(established 1707.)
Alliance Fire Assurance Company, (es-
tablished 1824.)
Lancashire Fire Insurance Company,
(established 1852.)
S. YOIIIIILL,
Real Estate' and Fire Insurance Agent,
Kent Block, Wingham.
CENTRAL
BUSINESS
, COLLEGE,
Stratford, Ont.
Are you interested in a •
PRACTICAL EDUCATION?
If so, we want to know you. It will cost
but a few . ceettisteewrite us, and we
guarantee yen will beell repaid. Hand-
some catalogue free.
P. MoiNfrOSH, Principal.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRANK PATERSON, No 23, Vic-
toria street,Winghatn, Ont. No witnesses
required.
CENTRAL - 00 R. TONGS ANO
GERRARD STS•,
BUSINESS
COLLEGE:.
,TORONTO,
• ONT
Largest Commercial School in the
Dotainion. Catalogues free.
Suety & Erziorr, Principals.
LOCAL NEW.
New raisins 5o. ., at Kerr & Conery's.
-The early dude ets the straw hat,
-Gardening oper tinns are being pushed
along rapidly just n w.
We are giving 10 per cent. off for cash on
all goods. • M. H. Mellow.
-Regular meetin of town Council, on
Monday evening neft.
-The amateur 4rdner will learn later
that seeds blossom uch more freely in
annual catalogues th n in gardens.
Money to loan on real estate only, itt
reasonable interest. Apply to
Dn. TOWLES.
Immediate action hould be taken to
have the main stree watered. The dust
has been almost untie rable for some days.
-Mr. D. MoKiela chairman of the
Street Committee, has ad all the loose
stones and rubbish rak up and carted off
Main street, which g atly improved its
appearance.
• Coughs and Cells Pan be eta -ea T. q0ing
Reathfiel:Ve Healing lielearre For sal- at
500. au Williams, Drug Store, Wingheen.
Vf-s/sqiere was a goo
ding held on 11 Wit
Sloyele olub. n Was
•Ab the *higher». 1110
allowing officers were
1. Wilbert ; 3.
12 shoe laces for 54 Kerr Kerr & Conery's. School bags 2o. ea , at Kerr & Conery's. : Arbor day in Olario will be on Fri- I -Thenext, one
-The spring pee I la bloom, if not in -Creased trouser are g -The talented Bell Family of jubilee oing out of day, May 3rd, (to-d_,y). No, 24, I. 0. G. T.
f
bloomers, style. stance, on Wednes
Williams, the druggist, sells pure drugs.
nt
-That's Venus wi, dug at you from the
western sky these spri g evenings..
-Cash for good butter and eggs at R. A.
Graham's market grocery,
-It is reported th t some of the early
sports may he broug t to justice for shoot-
ing out of season.
Spring suits. 14 est styles, fit gum
enteed, at Dever's old stand. Will. Mo-
Sweyn, cutter and tailor.
-Miss MoWhinne intends giving the
entertainment prod ed in the Own hall
here, last week, in 0 i.rie, shortly.
-Private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf :Toms NEELANDS.
-It is said that 11 . E. II. Dewar, form-
erly of the Arthur . nterprise, is thinking
seriously of starting I a Conservative journal
in Harriston.
WANTED, -Washing and cleaning, by the
day, by it young woman. Apply at the
Truss office.
-Rev. Mr. K ington, a promising
young Methodist r inister, will conduct
the services of the ethodist church, on
Sunday next, in t e absence of e pastor.
Cinerarias (love y bloom)4and 10 cents
per pot. Will clear ti all out at the
above absurdly low iee, commencing
Saturday, May 4th P. C. Graham, L B.
• Green house, Lower Vingham.•.
."--7.8.ev. Dr. Giffor has gone on a visit to
bis brether, Rev. . Griffcird; at Caro,
Michigan'. While t ere he will preach
anniversary sermons for his brother, on
Sunday, and deliver lecture on Monday
evening next. Rev. r. Gifford will be
remembered as eaching anniversary
sermons in the Met] dist church hese, last
fall.
- G. T. It, trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 0.25 a. m. and 11.20 a.
an., via W. G. & B.; 6.85 a. m. and ,0.25
p. m., via Clinton and Guelph. Good con-
neotions by all trains. •
-A large gatten=rig of ladies and gentle-
men met'at the Ur on Station, Toronto, on
Saturday afternoor-to say ,"God -speed" to
Conductor Snider, . ete of this town, who
was starting on a p eaching and lecturing
tour as far as th Pacific coast. Mrs.
Snider, who acconn anies him, was pre-
sented with a very Landsome bouquet and
the conductor with • dainty boutonniere.
Greet Clearing Out Sale of Good Brothers
Big Stook of Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Groceries, Crockery, etc. The whole
stook must be sold within 00 days. Great
Bargains. Advertisement on page 8.
?/-Mr. Hugh Mo
known resident of
borne in Dresden,
April. Mr. Maw
Wingham for many
residents of the tow
regret to hear of hi
father of Mrs. Ande
at Glenanean,
0. 11. H. Irvin, the tailor, has put in an
extensive stack of tweeds, worsteds, etre
Call and see them. Good goods, good
work, good fit guaranteed. Opposite Bank
of Hamilton.
wen, a former well -
ie town, diedel,t his
t., on the 22nd of
was a resident of
years, and the older
, who knew him, will
demise. He was the
son, the postmistress
Flowering plants, it large stook just to Singers will give
hand, oonsisting of Geraniums, Fuchsias, Wingham Methodis
&o., at the Star restaurent. Cell and see
them. J. INICKELYIE. -The driving pa
/-Mr, Frank Dir
for Cincinnati, where
tion.
-Watches, clocks and jewelry prornptly
repaired and fully warranted by HALSEY
opp. Macdonald Block, Wingham.
ley, on Monday, left plated, and the stab ss will shortly be com-
ics has a, good slam,- „fleeced.
condition, The f
sacred concert in the
church, shortly.
k is now in splendid
nces have been com-
-The Wingham
by public emotion
Saturday; 4th inst.,
rcigh scales will bo let
t the towre hall, on
t 2 p. in,
-For first-olass tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co.
Remember the place, one door south of
R. A. Graham's grocery store.
Masters Geer
Angus left on Mom
where they have s
McDonogh and David
ey last for Brricebridge,
urea employment. vs
A large apartment on the second flat of
the Macdonald block, suitable for offices or
dressmaking rooms, to rent. Apply to,
AfACDONALD.
--At the meeting of Court Maitland,
Canadian Order of 'orestere, held on Fri-
day night last, Mr. ). M. Gordon was ap-
pointed to represe: t the Court at the
meeting of High Co rt, to he held in Ham-
ilton, commencing the third Tuesday in
June next.
Salmoni's English White Oils cures
Chilblains. RheumatismS rains Bruises
. p
and Sore 13ack. For sale at 25c. at Williams'
Drug Store, Winghani.
-Assessor yourii has completed the and assented to
i
tors of agricultn
town assessment al d handed in the roll to
the Clerk. From • we learn that the ed hereafter to p
assessment is as folows : Income, 44,700 ; ing a.nd games o
personal property,71,050 ;,•real property, of the fair gro
S470,458, making total of 1)555,458, an Fakirs will now
increase of e10,000 -ever the assessment of the pea and Elba
1894. There were 45 births and 22 deaths !become a thing o
Good 11,00111$4 to rent near
the Public School. Apply
tq Airs. A. W. Webster.
-Mr, Jets. A. Cline has sold his fine
residence on Minnie street to Mr. Geo. M -
Duffield, at a good fl ;ure. Mr. Cline does
not oentemplate lea ing town, though he
has sold his resideree, eeff,
aellev. Mr. Came -n, a student of Knox
College, Toronto, w ;o so acceptably filled
the pulpit during 11 e visit of Rev. D.Perriel
to the Old Country last summer, is again
in charge of the chit* during Mr. Perrie's
absence.
New spring goods. New Cutter, every-
thing new and up to date at Dever's old
stand. W. MoSweyn, new cutter, try him,
he is a aaisy.
-Quite a numbej of the disciples of
Isaak Walton, of t
nesday, trying the'
streams. The co
wn, were out on Wed -
luck in the adjacent
ensus of opinion among
those out was tha, it was not a very good
day for fishing, thaugh some good catches
are reported.
-By amendm
Arts Act, propos
t to the Agriculture and
by Hon. Mr. Dryden,
the Legislature, direc-
t societies will bo requir-
ohibit all kinds of gambl-
chance within 300 yards
nds during exhibitions.
less troublesome and
le rigger at shows will
• e past. The question -
!able introduction horse -racing at fall
in town last year: According to the as.
!
sessor's figures theta_ are 164 dogs in town. fairs was also the object of a provision in
Direeter . of Agricultural socie-
D. M. Gordon's goods and prices must I ties will not be flowed to bave horse
be very satisfaotory to the observant public
, racing, but may h .ve "trials of speed" ;
this season, for we notice that trade i'sraoing,
steadily increasing at the Anchor House. the old, game unc er a new name -that's
Good goods and small prices please the •
-These fine impeded Teas are s
careful buyermuch better than any
quantity of windy talk. Gordon's is with. -
oat a doubt the place for such bargains. our praises all over the coin y. The
iuniversal verdict is, "n thin like them
-Anchor of He'oe Lodge, I. 0. G. Te I ever offered here for tl ouey." It is
held a very successf d meeting on Tuesday I not surprising that th re going fast. If
eveeinglast. Tb re was a very good 1 you would like to see a twenty pound
attendance, and ore candidate was initiat- "44 of these choice Teas at 25c per lb.,
ding
come quiok, to D. M. dOEGON'S,
ed, The election o officers will take place The Direot Iniporter•
ig next, and St good e
ea -Messrs. ;Jesse Button and Fred
requested. Tuesday !
4th instant, the Seyfferd, of town, ha -e purchased from Mr.
,lace, and it will be , D. L. Taylor, of L on lou, tbe patenee, the
After the installation, ' right to make, and Jo sell, the celebrated
d, when refreshments . "Taylor" merebants' exhibiting and dis-
playing racks. Thei territory consists of
. the counties of Huro 1, Bruce and Grey,
is the beet
and Manitoba, Briti: h Columbia and the
Good for
Williams' •
i Northwest Territar:es. They have also
secured, the right to manufacture all the
on Tuesday even
turnout is urgent'
evening following,
stallation will take
open to the public.
a social will be h
will be served.
Salmoni's English White Oils
family Liniment in the world.
man or beast. Price 25 cents, at
Drug'Store,
1 -About a dozen of ho Ochlfellows of
town drove over to B ssels, on Sunday
last, and joined their rethren of that place
itt attending divine rvice. " The service
was held in the Met distchuroli, Rov• 0.
H. Cobblediek, the pastor, preached an
elect:lent and inst restive sermon on the
for his text : "Bear ye
occeeion. He tool
- The Delineator for May contains,one another's but
dance of the nymphs, .questrian costumes, man. though not,
artistie house furnial ing, commenoment himself as fully i
costumes, fashionab 3 skirt -decorations, a t f th}
fashionable milliner ', stylish lingerie, .
ladies' fashions, missee and girls' fashions, good things of the work clone by it. ktiee 1 Mr. W. B. Hutt
.as
Heathfield's Healing Balsam is the; on
r" friends in town
surest and safe:4. cure for colas in the ! ' Mr. Robt. Tindal
little folks' fashions, b ys' fashions, illus-
trated miscellany, fe -ay stitches and ern- . i 50 cents at roideries, fashionable tress goods, novel- world. INT; 7ng acquaintances
, Williams'Hams' Drug
ties in a ash fa,brics, fa lione.ble garnitures,
-Mr. Robt, Hill h purohased the pop
stylish millinery, t tting (illustrated),
business of Mr. G.
crocheting (illustrated) ' the art of knitting
ton, and took posses
1 (illustrated), around le tea -table, creeps
Mr. 11111 has been
anel tissue papers, Oh rlin (college sCries),
Mayers and May game , the voice, modern twenty-five years,
• lace -making, venetian i on work, the home, stands it. Be is a
••.
, (No. III);ehome to. e well, burnt work Council, of which
template resignin
member foe six ye
seasonable cookery, e. erienees of a train-
ing Baca, life (No. LI , the social code
(pari :M), grnternmen clerkships, kinder- regular mooting
reeks to be made ant sold in the Dominion.
1
The racks aro very esirable articles for
merchants and bush ess men who wish io
display their goods t the best advarrtage,
and are sold at rea enable prices. The
new firm of Button e Seyffert will at once
put a man on the resel to push sales, and
we trust they will be euceessful in their
venture. eef
ens. The rev. gentle -1 -
n Oddfellow, expressed i Po- somas.
accord 'with the aims 0s4i.r...j.H. Dulni ea was at Brussels on
society, and said many Wednesday. Ve:
a of Galt, was calling
on Wednesday:
, of Guelph, Was renew -
town, this week.
it, of Ripley, spent a
ends in Wingham.
g am.
toaftatiLle
I: greanrotevial til4ioilly(rNs oTIoI.),I t e dressmaker and
preservat on an
nathethhntalattllate,°
deboided to can itto i milliner, answers to c respondents. Pub.
eetedt non• ,„,14'"5", annum.
le Club, and .4
.,..,•,,,„. 1 88 Lichinond et., wes , Toronto, at $1 per
7 i lisSed by the Deline or Publishing Co.,
. Morton; i5Ore-
.. .ery.Treasurer, U. 11. orclen. 1 Capt.; R. rata' /testi t of Relay.
A. MacLeod; lst Lie,, W. H. Wallace; Sickness generally follows in, the path of
'•, 2 ul tient., E. Corn, n ; Bugler, Thos, neglect. Don't be reckless] but prudently
ev.ming, at the Queer s hotel, to complete
li
D'SddaVTIns club wil • mot this (toriclay) I take it few doses of Scott's Emulsion iin-
inediitely following exposure to cold. It
t
tly, organization, and r other business. i will save you many painful days and deep.
keatlifIeld's nealin Balsam cures cohls i less nights.
Al a "s The Cheapest.
Tens Wishes hi
Stet
The Revel Can
most practical
farmer to read.
"hit" in sectirhi
If "The Earl
bound arid ha
of 118 pp., pn
at a lower
the Rural. •
Guide and
on receipt
I Mize Sadie Lam
few day e visiting f
Bartell. at Walker -1 r. Geo. Good was re -
1 S •
on on Tuesday last. : newing old atquairsances in town on Tees -
the pop business for daY'
lid thoroughly under- Mre: .1. W. MeN -tnera, of Ripley, was
number of the town visiting her bre-thee Mr. M. Lemont, this
body he has been a week'
rs. He does not eon -
but will attend the
dtring the year. The
continued success.
hem Roth.
iati coetineet to be the
aper for the all-round
It has made a decided
the sole right for Canada
era' New Guide," a well -
mutely illustrated volume
dished at $2.50, and not sold
e except in connection with
very fernier should have the
tiral. loth flout to any address
f $2.25.
Mr. A. E. Bradeiin, of the Blyth Sten-
' dare, was in town Saturday last; on et
visit to the parent ml horde. :eae 1
Messrs. E. T. 1•erulin and Ogle Johns-
ton spent Sunday ast in Britssels. They
Iwheeled it over ar back,
i Mr. Samuel El ity, of the Palmerston.
Reporter, was vieing in town a couple of
idays duringey. the eek. Ile rode over
Clinton News ;ecord Mr. W. J. kers,
'Oen, the genial • roprietor of the Albion, I
1 Gobrich, was i Wingham bet Thttradity
looking of th purchase of neer furnish. ;
inge for the pinse of increasing bit
• ready eecellent 1041 1.1400Alrn0dat1011. AM,
and Mrs, Jac o Ming, of Wingham, are
visiting friends ti Clinton.
g of District Dodges
will be held at Cons
ay, May 22nd,
-The Wingham istrict meeting in con.
motion with the MI hodist church, willbe
held in Winglaarn o the kith and I5th.
May,
-Mr. D. Stewert s shipping liege tie
Oollingwood, this w dr. The prices are
good for the hogs no , and they ars nave
ing rapidly.
- W. R. I3elde has opened it brim:1th
gallery in Wroxeter nd is doing a good
business in that tow Mr. Belden is sure
of a liberal patronag , owing to the class of
work he turns out.
A nice, nobby, we 1 -made. orrent-fittinte
suit, of either Ordered r ready made
,
(nothing, increases a ma s enuffort antt
adds largely to his per rel appearance.
The hest place in lin am to get each
suits, for the least m my, i, we believe,
at . Gonnox's,
• he Direct Importer
-
P. S. -See our 1 weest 1 roomers at $1.
Seo our Men's Tweed Vests itt 75c. Noth-
ing like them on the Rarket.
- Sainnel Sifton, while working in.
Mr. Thos. Bell's tqrnicure factory, last
Friday, had his rigbe hand badly injured
by corning in Conte= with the machine be
was working at. ei
-Large shipment of export •cattle are
being made every. w etc now. Last week ,
Mr. D. Stewart shipp d t the nrder of Mr,
John Scott, Galt, a I go ei nsignment of
very fine stock. The Went to the Eng-
lish market, via Portleed.
. -Arritegemente AXE being rompleted for
a grand celebration of Her d,. jest e birth-
day in Wieghani, on rPriday, 24111. instant.
The celebration veilt lie male.: the eassicee-
and for the bens& of the Town Bend,
Full perticulars in a -xt
T. Parker, of town, conductor on
the Lendon, Huron mel Bruce Divieien of
the G. T. R., is the kiventor and patentee
of a spraying pniam, which • is highly re.
commended by tare ts. An effort ia being
made to have it test d in this yiciuity, and
Mr. Parker has age. el to furnish the primp
and mixture to giv the spraying a good
test, if a good oral) sd can be secured for
the parposeatillie .praying of orchards le
highly recommend, d by the Government
Experimental Fari i authorities, and th
Ontario Governracest have spraying stations
in every county in •;he Province, we believe.
The Huron station is in the vicinity at
Clinton. We trus' the generous offer of
Mr. Parker will be accepter!. The spray-
ing has to be done six times during the
season.
-Mrs. Boomer, widow of the late Dean
Boomer, has addressed an open letter te
the alumni of Hur .11 College, London, the
presidents and ma.ibers of parochial and
ocher orgenization_ of layworkers, arid in
all members of t ia Church of England
in the diocese of P uron College. The bis.
hop has strongly i idorsed the praiseworthy
effort of Mrs. Boo aer, and in it letter to the
clergy of the dio ese says "('wing to the
extension of the b aiding, which involved a
heavy outlay, our funds have lately become
wholly inadequats,to meet otir ordinary ex-
penses, I therefc a trust her appeal for i
college which, nn ler the blessing of God,
has accomplisher much good, will meet'. 4
with a hearty a id 'rigorous response "I
shall be mach ple ',sect if you will kind'y f1.4
all in your pow.k. to help on the above,
necessary work, r it only by your personal
efforts, but also 11;, advocating the claims of
the college before --lose who rimy be ignor-
ttrit of the anxio s position in whieh 11
is now placed."
---
Clathan Cet., April 27, 1895.
To the Fditor of the Ti ss.
Dnen yon do ns the favor to,
inform the brigh , intelligent class of
young men and women mining your
realities, of the gre demand. there is for
thoroughly comptent Stenogrepliers.
We cannot secure g od material fast enough.
to meet the deinan• s made upon us lately
for Shorthatiders: Litet .week we were
asked to supply tert lady Stenographers.
for leading Detroit offices, ons at $10 pee
week, but we could tot, a We had none tee
send. The opport Mities are grand for
those of good avera e robility, who are not
afraid of work. We have no nee for
drones.
D. Merest: ex% Priboitiall
Canada Bushels College, Chatham,
Werlal 011.Mbutt Ektealition
Will be of value tcl the world by illustrat-
ing the improvements In the mechanical
arts an,d eminent physidane tell Your
that' the progreitiitt readicinti batt
been of equal Ina tamest awl as al
strengthening 1axate Out lapop of
It feriti itavalize of al