The Wingham Times, 1895-05-31, Page 11MES.
VOL. XXIV.--NO, 1223.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1895.
1TI N THS AlR
Tut R 11iolio: Puls¢
is thrilling this Store. Bat no matter
what you may be told of enterprise
and energy here -of newer goods
and improved ways of nnere�itcndise
that.charms and prices that tempt-
the facts are above anything you will
:.believe withoutseeing. Take an hour,
take half an hoar, take minutes to
Hook about, examine our goods, corn -
Tare prices, and we feel assured that
-we shall soon count you among our
regular customers.
HOUSE CLEAN1NC
Is at hand, and it will well repay
:you before purehasing to , look
-through our stcck of
LACE CURTAINS,
CARPETS and
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
All of the Latest Designs and Prices
away down,
MILLIN ERY.
This Department is being. daily
Teple ed with all the latest Novel=
ties tin u;annot tail to please our
Lady Patrons, and our MISS SIMP-
:SON will spare no pains to make
your visit agreeable as well as profit-
able.
IN GROCERIES
ive are stocked with all the newest
and freshest the markets tali supply.
n f&GP.,pnr stocks in all lines are
Tfull.., ..:•..,
IN BOOTS
AND SHOES
1We are ahead of all competitors.
1
'fJul' stock is new and - selected
..e ected
and prices right.
arm Gun,
ORDERED
CLOTHINC
-'We are bound to sustain our reptita-
tion :for stylish and well fitting gar-
• pants. In proof of which, we are
Ailing orders for City Wear weel4:.
'l he MAR Is bound :tcl' enrpass.
•foil:lner efforts to please.i i. nunii
•chstomersr
11() II 11
&
Always The Cheapest.
Ladies at home and children at school, complain
of headache, and have difficulty to seeing the black•
board work. An eye specialist should be consulted,
as it has been ascertained thatover rne.helf of the
headaehes which are so eonuuon in this age ai a tho
direct result of eyestrain. Itis now generally known
that certain .o raped "Eye Diseases' of years gone
by nee due to abnormal curvatures of the eye ball,
or to nn irregularity of the refracting media, The
greater the ettorte which are made in tho Investigti
tion , of these reftaatiug errors the more evident idea It
becomes how essential it is that they should be
carefully studieu and scientifically treated by one
who has mode the subject a specialty. It will
cerattoly be of bonclit to all those who are suffering
with t one or more of the above symptonts to consult
hits and in ease •larses are required, theyare
accurately fitted, and supplied at less thou many
charge for inferior goods.
Prof, • ?lrnmberlatn, Eye ltpecialist,
Twenty Years' Experience.
1,7 King Street East, - - Toronto.
Trained Specialist always Present.
Paper on the Eye can be had free.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.'
''.'J'own and Farm Property sold on corn-
m'l Sion, 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
stock companies:
Sun Fire Insurance Company, (estab-
lished 1710,)
Norwich Union Insurance Company,
(established 1797.)
Alliance Fire Assurance Company, (es-
tablished 1824.
Lancashire ire Insurance Company,
(established 1852.)
S. 7t OUIL (LL,
Real Estate and Fire Insurance Agent,
Kent Block, Wingham. t..
WHAT OTHERS
HAVE DONE
You can do it you watt to. Lett Torii-
the matter over at least. A card to us
will do it. The trouble to us is nothing.
We are always pleased to snake your
acquaintance: and have something of in-
terest to tell you.
GentPaI Bu$ineos follege,
STRATFORD, ONT.
P. McINTOSH, Principal
Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRANK PATERSON. No 23, Vies
toria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
CENTRAL RAL COR. YONGE AND
GERRARD aTS%
•
ONTTd' • ?B }Y SI ESS
T
• COLLEGE.
Largest _Otiirnmercial School in the
Dominion. Catalogues free.
SHAW & ELLIOTT, Principals.
LOCAL NEWS.
New raisins 5c. a lb., at Kerr & Conery's.
-Rev. Jas. Ham lton is in Toronto this
week atteuding t e Baptist Convention
and Q u bee. Ontario a 1 Q
of
Money to loan on real estate only, at
reasonable interest. Apply to
DR. TowLtn,
- dr. B. Willso manager of the Bank
of Hamilton, here is on a trip through
Manitoba and the orthwest.
Just arrived at the X X X, a new and
well -assorted stook of Boots and Shoes.
-The next Dis riot Meeting of the Royal
Templars of Tem erance, for the Cottiit
of Hr
on, ill be held at Centrolianal
12th,. commencing; at .lf
ggs at R. A..
Wednesday, Juu
R. tn.
-Cash for good hatter n
Graham's market grocery*,.'.` ,
-Miss Ella C yri,,gave a party to a
number of friend on. Tlirir$<lay night of
fait week. Th harpers from London
supplied the mutt , and a most enjoyable
time was spent b those present.
--For first-class tailoring and Cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster tot Co.
Remember the place, one door south of
rt. A. Graham's grocery store.
-- i nd 1♦fr' Thos. McCracken, of
Lan iehigan are over on a visit to
fide" ni ilIr. M irackeu likes Lansing
well,' and says itis very progressive place,
h vinga increased i population 6000 in the
last five piers, an now has 16,000 inhabi-
tants. T. '%quit .a manufacturing town,
as well; aiC 'Keg t s Capital of the state.
,fisafleld s Healing Ealsam is the
Mini, ,ltd safest cure for colds in the
world, 'Price SO cents, at Williams' Drug
Wingham.
Williams, the druggist, sells pure drugs.
-•-A couple of Itel ons, with bagpipes and
horn, were making; nisi° for coppers on
the streets, on Wedd((iesday.
--Private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
if .Tont NLl11LA.X'us,
--Plate glass, re wing panes broken,
were 141 is Smith placed in Os b z & 1'ethiek s
store, Beaver Bloc , and Mr. J. C. Bell's
restaurant, Meyer's look, on Tuesday.
Flowering plants, it large stock just to
hand, consisting of Geraniums, Fuchsias,
&o., at the Star restaurant, Call and see
them. J. li cKi<LvIE.
-Mr.R. Hill was in town on Monday.Ile is well pleased vith his removal to
Walkerton, as the a is a splendid field for
his line of busines Mr. Hill is a careful,
shrewd business u, 'and no doubt will
make a success of s business.
Saimoni's English White Oils cures
Chilblains, Rheumatism. Sprains, Bruises
and Sore Back. For sale at25o,atWilliams'
Drug Store, Wingham,
Mitchell Advoo te: ldr. George Me -
Kenzie, Wingham, other of Dr. McKenzie,
of this town, gave t to Advocate a. pleasant
call on Saturday. Ie expressed himself as
delighted with a v sit through the pork
factory, and the 1 udness shown rm by
Mr. Whyte, see;
For the rrel.t;'trp weeks, efore stook
taking, we lriS've: dec'cled to give' 20 per
cent. of all dishes I it our usual low
prices and the discou i , we will surprise
W, 'i'. r tires..
you.
The China House.
f -Brakeman Hu
mixed train, on
coupling oars at the
,had the forefinger
hand pretty severe>
expeoted that he wi
will be laid off wort{
, on the 1'alrt 'itin
iaturday last, skint.
G. T. 1t station here,
id thumb of the right
jammed. It is niot
1 lose them, but he
for some time, Mr.
12 shoe laces for 5c., at Kerr & Conery's.
-The regularneetirg of the Town
C runcil will be he fd an Monday evening
next. !!!!!)
A new bale of l nitings, Trnuserings,
&o., jus* arrival et the X X X. Our priers
to suit the times.
-A young man w s fined $8 and costs,
in Teeswater, this weer[, for disturbing
tl aS alvati
Army
on r
Y
Coughs and Colds can be cured by using
aeatbfield's Healing Balsam. For sale at
500. at Williams'Drug Store, Wingham.
-Mr. Geo,. Hugh
England, on Wedn
of horses for Mr, II.
s left .r Liverpool,
sday, ' ith a car load
ay, ..f town.
LOST OR STOLLiN ooth black and
tan pup, with whit• • •-art and toes tipped
with white. A re �. d will be given if it is
left at Halsted & ott's Bank, Wingham.
-Mr. W. E, inning, architect, of
Listowel, was i town on Wednesday,
awl gave the T DIES a call. He has
, charge of the b iding of the Presby-
terian church at bitechurch.
-G. T. R. trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 6.25 a. m. and 11.20 a.
m., via W. G. & B.; 6.135 a. m. and 3,25
1). in., via Clinton and Guelph. Good con-
t,eetions by all trains.
An assembly
Y
peranoe Hall, on
There were betw
i:ouples present,
were from Luckn
London supplied
as held in the Tem -
Wednesday evening.
en sixty and seventy
Y
out a dozen of whom
w. The harpers from
he music.
G, H. Irvin, the tailor, has put in an
' extensive stook of tweeds, worsteds, etc.
Call and see them. Good goods, good
work, good fit guaranteed.- .Opposite Brink
of Ilamiltou.
•
-Mr, J. S. AUK' non, of Blyth, Dis-
trict Deputy of Di; riot No. 31, Canadian
Order of Forester, gave the TIMES a
friendly call, on ednesday, while on
to pay the Court in
1 visit.
Frank Dinsley.took ibis place on the traint'hfe way to T3elmor
G:1 reit Clearing Out Stile of Good Brothers that village an odic
Big Stook of Boots and Shoes, fiats aucl
Caps, Groceries, Crockery, etc. The whole
stook must be sold within 60 days. Great
Bargains.
-• The young la
be properly lookir
Bro. Bradwin of
following evidences
on Tuesday evenii
baguet made of
flowers. He now
humblest, gratitude
friend for her kindii
that the fragrance 1
editorial desk is rn
How nice it is to be
and ----
les of Blyth appear to.
after the comfort of
he Standard, as the
"The editor received
g by mail a,beautiful
e choicest varieties of
desires to return his
to bis unknown lady
ss and cart assure her
om it its it sits on his
e than arpreciated.
u editor who is young
•
Mrs. Leslie has returned to town and is
prepared to do Dress and Mantle Cutting
and Fitting, in the latest styles. flats mud
Bonnets remodelled and trimmed. Pat-
terns of all kinds cut in the latest styles
and onshort notioe Residence -Over W.
T, Yates' grocery, Wingham.
\ts,--•Geo. 33. Wells, .on of Mr. G. P. Wells,
of town, died at I' ekford,, Michigan, on
the 23rd instant, a ter a few weeks illness.
The deceased had b en suffering with fever,
and had been in th hospital, but was re-
covering, and lead ren able to bo around,
when'he oontractec
lasted a few days.
his 27th year,
young man. The
his father's reside
Wiughain cemet
instant, at one
attended.
Dr. Sinclair, ape •ialist, will be at the
Queen's Hotel, t4 "nghatn, on Thursday,
alone ale from 8 • clock in the forenoon
until 3 in the ttft
the Lungs, Heart,
women, as well as
Consultation free.
-On the 24th
men's fight, on th
lands drove up al
was watching t
water on each oth
one of the men 's
came near where
was standing,.. fri
wheeled around,
and throwing Mr.
head, He was at
taken into the Di
soon himself agai
Were pretty sever
otherwise badly
soon loot dle•tr of
and was capture
& Son's Saw. in
its etperierie
i aiu3ual in the e
but little the off
pneumonia, and only
The deceased was ie
d was an exemplary
uneral took place from
ce, t feed street, to the
rye n Sunday last, 26th
'cloOk, acid was largely
moon, All diseases of
idneys, and diseitsea of
rivate diseases, treated
lay, during the 'fire -
park, .dr. John Nee-
gside the park, and
e firemen throwing
r, when the stream of
denly changed. 1t
r, Neelands' horse
toning it, when it
psotting the buggy
Neelands out on his
once picked up and
sley (louse, and was
His head and face
y bruited, and he was
hakon up. The horse
to
buggy and harness
near Messrs. 'MVIeLean
orse
very little thew
e
Y
Neelande was around
ening, and now feels
ate of the accident.
A Worksh• • on Wheels.
E. Taylor, the elebrated cutler and
grinder, from She 'eld, England, will be
bare for a short til e, prepared to do all
kinds of grinding an' repairing by steam
power. 1taz.rrs, sc ssors, tailor's, sheep
'and garden shears s rpened, and all kinds
of repairs done in th:. best possible manner.
Saws sharpened and rosseut saws gummed
and sharpened ; kni 's rebladed and made
;Legoodas new ; la I mowers sharpened,
umbrellas and pares • s neatly repaired and
old.ones bought. S • nd-Corner of John
and Diagonal streets, Wingham-
• Pers als.
1�3''Mrs. Jas. Loutit, • town, was visiting
friends in Dundas, du .ing the week. ti.,
i,Mt. J. A. Halsted f Mt. Forest, was a
visitor in town on tlt= 24th of May.
Dir„John Kerney, f Detroit, is spend-
ing a few days with s brother iu town.
Mr. and Mrs. John . utton, of Teeswater,
spent the 24th in tow the guests of Mrs.
F,essant.
tj" Mr. J. S. Jerome, i . D. S., made a busi-
ness and pleasure tr v to 'rorouto, last
week. es -
Mrs. S. Halsted ap nt a few days with
her daughter in To onto, returning on
Monday evening.
eallr. A. F.D. Lae, tr seller for Vanstene's
marble works, town, : sent a few days with
friends in Meafortlee
Mrs. Geo. Maynor , of Toronto, was
visiting friends in own for a few days
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ates, of Goderich,
were the guests of Mr. W. T. Yates a couple
dayslast week.
of
Miss Jennie Millio , of Porde/loll, and
Miss May Harrison, f Walkerton, were
the guests of Miss hi unie Assent, last
week.
1ta D1r• and Mrs. T. 1
Arlie, left 14inghatr) 1
home at Christy'@ Lal
they will spend their • miner holidays.\.
and
Brubsels 1lerald. _I -ed. McCracken
Alf. Banker Burnie -ye fu Winghrtm,.Line.
FIembly 18 spendiu is few days in
town, .Robert MOAI1 ne gate Wingham a
/lying Visit on Friday eveuing..Miss Cline
of•Wingham was the :-t lest of Miss Birdie
Robertson for a few < ys last w
. h'rarka and little
t Friday for their
, near Perth, where
Partners and Others, At :nttcnl
'1' C. Graham, of the Ire .Bridge Green-
honse, bas taken the •tore n the Queen's
Brook, next the Mac nit Bleek. Tomato
and all other kinrhs of •ants may be obs
twined there. "Cls' tt <f eanrine the :i'o-
matoes, Tide it it a customer said the
following : "Las ring 1 puroh•tsed tomato
of planta frere sou, which were badly frozen
after I int them out, 1 then purchased
others (not from you), notwithstanding the
freezing. the tomatoes purchased of T. C.
Graham produced 'tate' fresh ripe tomatoes."
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
School hags 2c, each, at Herr & Conery's.
Ileathfieid's healing Bals.,m cures colds
-Mr. Geo. Cruickshank shipped a car
Ioal, of hoes to loge oll, t n Weduesday,
per G. T. R. ,1
-Watches, clor.ks and jewelry promptly
repaired end stilly warranted by Mauer
Pante:elm. Macdonald Bleak,
Wi
n ham
#-SINefaotory se 'let:twea here been
made byitlie Uuio Furniture Factory
Company with all the insurance Com-
panies.
Why do the peonle in the north Tod
look an pleasant tabs week ? Because they
have the new X X X Gro:iery, I3. of and'
Shoe Store.
,
•1
to r re.
-Mr. J. Hat
shipped n.ceupie c
the Old Country i
from the G. T. R.
-Mr. F. Wi'on
senting the Mass
hi town this we
Ross, local agent
ilton, of Wroxeter,
car loads of cattle to
arket, on Wednesday,
)ere.
of Ingersoll, repro -
y -Harris Company, Is
assisting M r. T, H.
f that company.
Salmoni's English White Oils is the best
family Liniment in the werlri. Gond for
man or beast. Price '25 cents, at Williams'
Drug Store, Wingham.
-Rev Wm, To: mice. of Paisley, well
known to man, in Wingham, died
suddenlr in Pais y on Wednesday. It
is supposed cleat was caused by burst-
ing a blood sees 1.
Good rooms to rent near
the Public School. Apply
to Mrs. A.. W. Webster.
-As will be see by the minutes of
the Turnberry ouncil, in another
column, that bods has granted 2,000 feet
of hemlock plank to repair and build
sidewalks in Low Wingham.
-'The Wingham aerosse chili played in
Mildmay, on the 2 le against the Walker-
ton crib. The gan e was a very- keenly
oentested one, sari club winning a goal,
and the game was eclared a draw.
These fine imported Teas are sounding
our praises all over the country. The
universal verdict is, "nothing like them
ever offered here for the money." It is
not surprising that they are going fast. If
you would like toget a twenty pound
caddy of these choice Teas, at 250 per lb.,
come quick, to D. M. GORDON'S,
The Direct Importer.
-At the regular i eeting of Anchor of
Hope Lodge, 1. 0. . T., held on Tuesday
evening, there was good attendance, and
a pleasant evening s as spent, there being a
good programme readings, recitations
and songs.
-Regular meeti
No, 25, Canadian
be held this (Frill
MII innon, of 131;
, will pay the Cour
there be a goo
him.
Dnass)Axlso-I
of Wingham that
class work at my I
day. I guarantes
intrusted to me,
eta of Court Maitland,
rder of Foresters, will
y) evening. Mr. J. S.
th, District Deputy.
an official visit. Let
turnout to welcome
vish to inform the ladies
am prepared to do first -
me, or to sew by the
satisfaction in all work
FRANCES Gr'
Sheter St., Wingham
---If the person who sent the type-
written common cation to the Mayors
signed "A Father and Ratepayer," will
have a private int rview with me, we can
talk the matter mplained of over and
perhaps can lay orae pians to remedy
the evil. W. F. BreocteesrnRt;,
Mayor.
A nice, nobby, well -made. correct -fitting
suit, of either ordered or ready made
increases a man's comfort ad
in c u
clothing, chadds largely to his personal appearance.
The hest place in Wingham to get such
suits, for the least money, is, we believe,
at D. Me Die t Importer.
• P. S, -See our Tweed Trousers at $1.
See our Men's Tweed Vests at 75o. Noth-
ing like them on the market.
-Miss Marion In lie TF001ve 1 a letter,
t Mrs (Rev) Perrie,
Mr Peter Deans re•
2r Perris. They had
oyage, being eleven
tnd arrived in Glaa-
May. Mr Perrie is
ralth by the trip, and
they were enjoying themselves sightsee-
ing in Eiinburgh the time ot writing,
where they will emain for some time,
after which they ill •sojourn in different
parts of Scotland
A Member of the Ontario toad of Health
trays:
ttI
have prescribed Scott's s Intlsion in
Consumption and even when the digestive
powers were weak it has hcen followed by
good results." It P• it'i;MUSS' A. 1., M. D.
on Wednesday, froi
and the same day,
ceived a letter from
; a pleasant brit slow
days on the ocean,
gow on the 2nd of
much improved in ij
24'1:'Ii OF MAY BLEBRATIoN
A
.4e01) n WY'S 8
LIT IN wzxont3r.
Her Majesty's birthday was riga*
loyally celebrated Wingham, on Fri.
day lasts The w: ether was all that
could be desired, a d the attendance at:
the sports was goo . In the forenoon, a
football match was played on the park,
between the Blyth and Wingham jun-
iors. The game w. wellasentaasttaisilatde
resulted in a victor, for the home team
by 4 goals to 1. Th : event of the morn-
ing was the siren en's fight between
Messrs. John Drs . mond and Hobert.
Ferguson. Durin the first round,
Ferguson punished Drummond pretty
severely, coveting hi n with water a good
deal of the time. A the contestants
changed nozzles, he tido of battle
changed, and Druz nwnd was soon de-
clared the victor.
Shortly after ou . o'clock p. m.,. the,
bicycle t.rocession s rted from the park
for the Athletic Grt mks there were:
between sixty and c_venty bicyclists its
the procession, ala • it p)"sented a tine
appearance. and t followed to . the
grounds by a lire, crowd to Fc'e the
spot ts. The races ere started promptly
on time,evenfollowedv
and event in
quick succession u til the, programme
was finished. The oot races were keen-
ly contested, and the bicycle events,
tried the "mettle" of the contestants,
the five mile race being a splendid ex-
hibition ot staying owers.V he follow-
in;s are the whin:•rs" in the different
events :
SICYCL ItXcit .
Half Mile -1 W. H liter, GotJeriob; 2 S.
Elliott, Wiagliarn ; 8 .1. FI. Cameron,
laraseeis.
One Mile -1 S. Ell tt, Wingham ; 2 W..
Hillier, Goderich ; 3 . Cornvn, Wingham.
Two Mile -1 W. B.i lier, Goderich ; 2 S., '
Elliott, Wingham; J. E., Henderson,
Goderich-
Five Mile -1 S. Eili.tt, Wingham; 2 G,
Elliott, Wingham; R. Cornyn,. Wing -
ham.
Consolation Race A. Seliery, Kincar-
dine;
incar-dine; 2 J. Cumming: , Wingham.
Firemen's Fight 1 J. Drummond,
Ferguson.
Foot Ball -Wing am 4 goals, Blyth 1.
g cal,
100 yds foot race 1 A. McQueen 2 G.
Stewart.
Half mile foot ray: -1 A. McQi3een;, ..,
C. Elliott.
Old men's race 1 Eli Elliott, 2 Jas.
Elliott.
Girls' race -1 T. McGillivary, 2 Linda,
Hill.
Boys' race under 14-0. Mcalannus, 2 P.
Robinson.
Boys' hoot race (first) --1 J. Baird, 2 M.
Ross.
Boys' boot race (second) -Roy Inglis, 2
P. Seel!.
The contests b •tween the members of
theClub to kplace immediatedly
Gund r
after the conclus on of the other games,,
and resulted as •licws:
EVENT NO. 1. 15 ART/n(1AL ninns.
Griffin .... 1 1 0
Vanstone .. 1 0 0
Rogers.. .. 10 1
McLeod .,. 111
Macdonald. 1.1 1
Gillespie... 1 0 1
Newton.... 0 0 1
neva?... .. 0 0 1
Bell.... ,. 010
1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0-41
1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 11-11,
1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0-- t►
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1 VENT NO 1 10 .RTIV'ICIAL ninn4
Griffin.. .• ..... .. 1 1 1 0 1 01 1 1 1--, .#t
Newton 1 0 1 0 1 I 1 1 1 1-w• B:
Rogers .... , .... 1 111 1 1 10 1 0-- ;
lldoLeod .. , ..... . , 1 1 0 1 1 11 0 01- rt'
Davis 01 0 0 1 1 101 1- 6
Gillespie.. .. ,, 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0- 3
Macdonald... ,. .• 10 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.- 0
Vanatone.... .. (10 1 1 0 1 01 00- 4
Everything int off splendidly, and
those having . celebration in heed re-
alized their mo t sanguine espectntienR.
After paying 11 eepensee there wan
quite a snug -um left, which will be
used for the •eneflt of the band. A.
couple of ne • instruments have been
d others Will be added as
bend 'contributed very
the onjovinent of the day,
ma ready to play when
purchased a
needed. Th
materially to
and were a
required,
The eutertf inmont given in the town,
halloo the e • suing, under" the direction
of Miss 110.11 ton, woe Woll ntt�ir flet
and those tak g part negmtted tlYl' M-
SelVee well, sh wing careful treinir 6iIt
, the part of Mi = Houghton,
Additional 1. is on page 8.
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