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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-07-05, Page 1VOL. XXIV,---NO<. 1227. The as: -El Is making wonderful strides. Bust- • ness is improving every day, and it is no wonder as the goods 'and prices :are surprising all who call. MILLIN ERY. This bein the first season for this .department, it has far exceeded our .expectations, and from the way in which . those who have given us a trial, express themselves, we expect letter in the future. But if you will .only take a look for yourself, it will .cost you nothing, and will be more convincing to you than anything we can say here. We had a thirty dozen lot , of ALL EASON'S HATS Arrive a f'etif-, Vs: ago, and which Ivo bought at a price that enables us .to'sell you pretty shapes at from 15c AO 25c each. We will alto give you a beautifully trimmed hat for 50c and from that up. Our stockin this department must, be cleared out regardless of price.. =1�7' TI DRESS GOODS Department we are prepared to show you an excellent" range of PRINTS, MUSLINS, CHAMBRAS ZP,YPHLRS, WOOL CHALLIRS,, &c., and at prices that cannot fail to suit everybody. y y. . We still hold the lead in the GENTS' FURNISHING y . �•, 'TAILORING: LINES. Ali the latest novelties in ''VES, SHIRTS, COLLARS, &c., in stock. G`R GERLE& Special Iltttentiori is being given to this department, and now wii 'li 'te .got ourattelivery wagon running, we :are in a better position than ever to look after your interests. E09�PPH & B04�fS Always Tile Cheapest, 7 WINGUA, WINGHAM, ONTARI HEAD- ACHE. E. Ladies at home and children at school, complain of headache, and have difficulty in seeing the black. board work. An specialist should. consulted, tea, a$ it has boon ascertained that over ono -half of the headaches which are so common in this age are the direct result ofoye•strain, It is now generally known that certain so called "Eye Diseases' of years gone .by are due to abnormal curvatures di the eye ball, or to an irregularity of the refracting media, The greater the efforts which are made in the inv esti ,l tion oY those reYrae refracting errors themore evident becomes how essential it is that they should be carefully etudien and scientifically treated i,v one who has made the subject a specialty. It will oeratinly be of benefit to all those who are suffering with one or more of the above symptoms to consult him, and in ease glasses are required, they are accurately fitted, and supplied at less than. many charge for inferior goods, Prof. chamberlain,' Eye Specialist, Twenty Years' Experience, til King Street Batt, - Toronto, Trained Specialist always Present. Paper on the Eye can be had free. WHAT You ' are thinking of ABOUT taking a commercial THE course. You want to ,ALE become a good book- keeper or an expert short - hander. Perhaps you don't want to be either, but want a good everyday practical education. You want to be- gin about September. Let us show you how we can help you. Write us for samples of work and catalogue. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE; STRATFORD, ONT. P. MoINTOSH, Principal. Marriage Licenses Issued by FRANK PATERSO'N, No ::3, Vic- toria street,Wingham, Ont. Nowtsnesses required. OOR. TONGS ANO QERRARO STS., TORONTO, Canada's Greatest Commercial School. Large facnity; Superior coui:oes; Students assisted to positions every week. writs for Choc are. SHA W u ELLIO ' , Principals. LOCAL WS. Drink Tetley's 'e: , Kerr & Conery's. —A number of o 'r exchanges are taking their holidays this eek. Head quarters at Smith & Pethick's for all makes of Binder Twine. —Mr, G. H. Irvi , the city tailor, is in New York this wok, getting the latest points in garment utting, &o. The latest styles of Ladies' Sailor Hats, at Miss Wallace's. -.—The Town Cou eil did not meet on Monday evening, f r want of a arum. As we go to press the regula monthly meeting is being he d. Pura Manilla bind- t ne (maple leaf,) Beever and Sisal. est ,value in the market. 20 tons • et be sold. JNo. Octan & Co. —Mayor Brooke hire has a pear tree which was in full . oom when the frost came ie a o i May and a st ryecl the blossoms. „i Now it is covered wi;3i blossoms a„aln. Flowering plants, a large stock just to hand, consisting of Geraniums, Fuchsias, &c., at the Star restaurant. Call and see them. J. McKrrvrn. The latest Candi te. for public favor is the Harriston R- iew, which has been issued in that town y Mr. E. H. Dewar, formerly of the Arth ' Enterprise. It is a bright and newsy sh pt, and will no doubt fill a. long felt want ii the cohmunity.'y Dni;ssirexnee—I wi h to inform the ladies of Wingham that I a • prepared to do first- class work at my he, 0, or to sew by the day. I guarantee se. isfaction in all work intrusted to me. EANONs Glue, 'huter St., Wingham. •--The Guelph erald celebrates its tenth anniversary u der its present pro- prietorship by appe ring in a complete new dress,and it look splendid. The Rogers' Typograph is now u ed altogether in the setting of the 1 -we type ee the paper. The He • Id has made great advancement =del. the present manage- ment and is now in he van of journalism ht the small cities o the province. The Tneee wishes the p esent energetic pub- lisher,112r, H. Gu • iter, continned pros. pbrity. Patents M Have l est. A President of one of our Colleges says : "We spent many sleepless nights in con- sequence of our children suffering from colds, but this never ours now; We use Scott's Emulsion and it quickly relieves pulmonary troubles." • FRIDAY, eTTTLX 5 XXX is going out i" oats ata • price, --Guelph's gree ithio si• - valks cost only twelve cents p aqua : foot, , Drink Tetley's Te err & Conery's, —The sides of In town are pretty w and weeds, Now i before e re the seeds ri Screen Doors and Windows very low, Smith & Pothick. —Clara Ford, f Toronto, who was advertised to lectu a in Walkerton, on the 1st but whose eng gement was <• nestled,. "held forth" to th people of ' iarten on that day. Cherries, Currant , : ooseberries, &e., in abundance, at Ker . Conery's. I—Mr. Win. Cleg was at Montreal last week, on business. a reports the business outlook good. The hay and other Drops east of Toronto ar splendid, and there is no fear of a hay famine.\r Great bargains in summer millinery, at Miss Wallace's. —Dominion Day my 1st—was observ- ed as a holiday in to n, all places of busi- ness being closed. arge numbers of our townspeople went bo different points where celebrations were Bing held, Wroxeter coming in for the larger number. —Private moneys to loan on mortgages at re•sUonable rate of interest. Apply to a ,JOHN 1S. CLAN 1St. 4—.A. memorial w ndow has been fey_ I. in St. Paul's Church, Wingham, tolls e memory of the late Rev. Wm. Davis,ly labored in this pareeh for several y . The window was pl teed there by the•ea t of the deceased ole6yman, one of whg' 'is Mr. H. Davis, of th s town. . eel( Good rooms to rent .:,+tear the Public School. &,xiply to Hrs. A. W. W:.aljter. —Rev. J P. R' a ;,2 St. Thomas, pres, e, : ably in the Wingham Methodist church, on Sunday last, both morning and event g. Mr. Rice is en- deavoring to raise f ds to place Alma College, St. Thomas, in a better financial position, and is solic ing subscriptions to that end. For a short time, Miss McPherson is making great reductions in the prices of millinery. Call and inspect the stock and get prices. Mrs. Herdsman's old stand. ly of the streets of the 1 covered with thistles tbe time to cut them, et -The Wingham well attended, sed it horses will be here; 1 in the Dominion. ' good, and fast time' The track is one Ontario, and all th nus of trying it. \'` aces promise to bo e expeetetf that 100 mongt s them the best he purses offered are gill, no doubt, be made. rf the best in Western turfman will be desir- Mrs, Leslie has reettuned to town and is prepared to do Dress and Mantle Cutting and Fitting, in the latest styles. Hats and Bonnets remodelled and trimmed. Pat - tarns of all kinds cut in the latest styles and on short notice Residence—Over W. T.,Yates' grocery, Wingham. Sri—Mr. Thos. Bell addition to his facto be 25x90 feet, and v kiln and workshop gaging in the. ma grade of sideboards, and will add consid hands employed. is erecting a brink This addition will ill be used as a dry Mr. Bell intends en- ufaoturea f h 0 o caper extension tables, &c., rbly to the number of BOOTS AND .S'Hors.—New stock just open- ed out. All the latest novelties in fine foot wear. Men's strong working Boots and Shoos; Children's .School Boots, &c. Prides right. The balance of the Good Bros'. stock at very low prices. Gro. Goon, The Shoe Store, Wingham. V—Mr. Jos. Saint bnan experience with a bicycle, on Saturcla afternoon, that he will not forget for : • me time. He was riding a wheel along osephiue street, and when nearly in fro t of Mr. T. A. Mills' store, the wheel been e unmanageable and landed him at the h• •Is of a team of horses that was standing o the side of the street. The horses took fr ght and started down the street at a livel pace. Mr. Saint saw; the danger he was i he was able to get wheels, except his 1 pretty badly bruised over it. Joe says he Satinets and o T. C. Graham, of t house, has taken the Block, next the Maod and all other kinds o tainod there. C 1 - matoes. This spin • following “East t spri plants from you, whi fter I put them ou others (not from you) freezing, the tomato- Grabant produced th and by a great effort •tear of the wagon t arm, which was here the wheel went done with bicycles\ era, &ttettiont e Iron Bridge Green• tore in the Queen's Bald Block. Tomato tants may be et- a examine the '1'o- customer said the g pI urohased tomato t were bads f oxen I then'purchased the purchased of T. C. first ripe tomatoes," 9' $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE Drink Tetley';i" Herr & Conery's, V—Mr. Jas. WI son s put in a windmill for power to run the achiney in his sash and door factory: —"Wanda', MGs re. Beattie • Bros, trotting snare took th money in the 2,23 class at Hamilton ra s, on the let inst. Bed Cap, Blue Ribbon and Standard Binder Twine at Smith et Pethick's, —Messrs. McTavish & Co., of the Stan- dard furniture factor , are working over time, in an endeavor o keep up with their orders. qIf —Mr. Geo. Hiiglie returned from Eng - anti ou Thursday of rnoon last, whither he had been with a c r load of horses. He left again on Sat rday forenoon with another car loa4 for Ir. H, Day, for the same market. ki —Watches, clocks and jewelry promptly repaired and fully warranted by Hersey Pelee, opp. Macdonald Block, Wingham. — On Dominion Lady Garfield took for all classa t Mt. 2nd in the 2,30 eta owned by Mr. J. E. the free for all class, Day, Mr. G. B. Roe's rst money in the free orest, and Belle Roe s. Lord Tennyson, Swarts, took 2nd in — The annual met of the Canadian Wheelsmen's Assoc tion at Waterloo, on the lst of July, was n unqualified success in every way. Sar a wheelsreen carried off most of the hone s. The $1000 horse given by Mr. J. : Seagram went to Toledo. Celebrated Church s Bug Finish kills every time. Another large shipment. Smith & Pethiek. —The Queen's Ave ue Methodist church difficulty in Londo has been amicably settled, the congre tion gaining their point. The Rev. i r. Cunningham has been stationed in he eastern end of London, at the Ha ilton Road appoint- ment. —Tbe members of ourt Maitland, C. 0. F., and visiting br thren, will attend divine service in th Wingham Methodist church, on Sunday ext, at 11 a. m. itev. Dr. Gifford will prea h on the occasion. Visiting brethren and the members of the Court will meet at th Court room at 10.30 a. in. sharp. —G. T.11. trains for Toronto and east leave Wingham ,at 6.25 a. m. and 11.20 a. m. via W. G. & B. 6.35 a. m. and 3.25 p, m,, via Clinton and Guelph. Good con- nootions by all trains, — Brussels Post : A number of years ago, while proprietor of he Queen's Hotel, Brussels, Mr. Alfred i oe befriended a man named Van Allen, who was on the rooks. Van Allen boars ed with hint for a time and handed him • er an interest in an insurance policy, n which Mr. Roe ] drew $3,000 a short ti a ago at Buffalo. ' It evidently pays to d • . kind deeds. —At the meeting o Court Maitland, No. 25, Canadian Order o Foresters, held on Friday evening last the following officers were elected for the a suing term: H, B. Elliott, C. R. ; Wm Gray, V. C. R.; J. Neelands, Chap ; J s. Risdon, R. S. ; D. n F. .. Grace R. M. Gordon, S ; y> Treas.; Kittson, S. W. ; J . Elliott, J. W. ; J. J. Kerr, S. B. ; 'F. H Roderus, J. B. ; D. Small, P. C. R. }VIII:. J. A. Clin received a letter from the Clerk of the to n of Stratiiroy, this week, asking if he would consider a pro- position from that town to erect a furniture factory there. T1 at town hag $20,000 to give in aid of ma • &eat -lees. The letter was written at th request of the Mayor of that town, who h d became aware that Mr. Cline was interes ed in the Union Furni- ture Company, b seeing it in the Times. Another temptin . offer was also received by Mr. Cline, during the week. eeee G. H. Irvin, the tailor, has put in an extensive stock of tweeds, worsteds, eta. Ca11 and sea them. Good goods, good work, good fit guaranteed. Opposite Bank of Hamilton. —A quiet weddig took place at the bride's parents, W: when Mr. Spurgeon iAnnie ltoelln, were holy . wedlock by .t .is Rev„1Vr. Arendt, the Lutheran miniater'. 'R` that place. Only, the near relatives of he bride and groom were present. The ride was assisted by' Miss A. M. Shep rd and Miss rthttilda Roellh, sisters of tl groom and bride re- spectively,, while IV Karry Dress ably sup. ported tbe groom m us a' were numerous high esteem in g t m Spurgeon's ma wish him long terloe, on the 19th ult., Sheppard and Miss united tri the bonds of "Saranac,” Messr . J, H. & W. F. Dui- lnage's trotting stalli n, took second money in the 2.23 class at 'Worth, on the 2nd inat, Tile balance of our stook of millinery goods at Dost and under, at Mies Wallace's. ---The -Entrance i s r t nu are being held mor, of Blyth, ha atninatious, and bei 11. Musgrove and There are 32 writin at the Entrance. d Leaving Examine - this week, Mr. Plum - in ofthe chargee - gx. tg assisted by Mr, A. Miss B. H. Reynolds. at the Leaving and 48 —The. indicatio a are that the by-law to extend the loan of $8,000 to the Union Furniture Comps, y will be carried•by a good majority. W tit will be commenced on the new build nee as soon as the by- law is carried, and they will be rushed along as rapidly as ossible. —.Dr. G. L. Mo missionary to Forr his family and 01' through Wingham the guests of Mr. The Dr. intends in again to that far d ay, the distinguished osa, accompanied by inase student, passed •n Monday and were ul Mrs. Alex. Inglis. few months to return tent land. —For first-class tailoring and cheap gents' furnishings, try Webster & Go. Remember the place, one door south of R. A. Graham's grocery store. —The Rev. Hent• W. Mote, D. D., will preach in the Cent gational .church on Sunday, July 7th.. Morning subject "Moses in the Cleft o the Rock," Evening subject : "A Knock a the Door" Service at the usual hours 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. All are welcome. —The by-law tie' of Wingham to aid Company should r port of all who wis ahead. The bene rebuilding of the f the cost but triflin before the ratepayers he Union Furniture eive the hearty slip - to see the town go is derivable from the tory will be many and to each taxpayer. —The followin, figures are from the annual report of t e Inspector of. Division ' Courts. The num er of suits entered in the 32 courts in H rou in 1804, was 1,286, the htrgest number in any one court being, 157 in Seaforth. l he amount of claims : entered was $42,02 . Amount of suitors' , money paid into co •t was $15,022. No. of judgment summon:=s issued, 71. Jude. ment debtors order 1 to be corn itted, 23. NOTICE.—Notwithstandin the fact that certain parties are ivit quotations for Lehigh Valley Co , are in a position to prove that we aro a only parties in town selling and have for sale the . celebrated Lehigh Valley Coal Company's coal. JNo. Cinnoe & Co. -The " L3atile. of ie Boyne" will bo; celebrated in Lueltnos on Friday next, by the Orangemen of this, istrict. Excursion trains will run as folio s : On L., H. & B. —Loudesboro, 7 a. m Blyth 7.30, Bel- grave 7.50, Wingham notion 8.05, Wing - ham 8.15, Whitechur. 8.30, arriving at Lucknow a1i ;8.50. s n. W., G. & 13.— Ethel 9 3.—Ethel9 a. , russet- 9.25. BIuevale 31.45, Wingham 1t hitecl rch 10.16, arriving at Lucknow at 10.., Returning, will leave Lucknow for •ndesboro and inter- mediate stations at .30 m. for inedt t p., Ethel, etc , at 6 p. m. Sin le fares on all lines, —An exchange + sks : Why is it that men are so ready to elievs, even when they know mighty well hey don't believe it; that women kiss at •arting and meeting, though they don't w nt to, and they know perfectly well that it's •a nuisance all round; that a wife i11 profess her utter contempt for her usbanct's jncigment, while knowing ail th while that his good I judgment was displa' d in his choice of a wife. 'There is a time to laugh," says the wise inan, and in th' "Diary of the Rev. • Solomon Spittle" ' i No. 13 of H. L. Hastings' Anti-Tob eco Crusader, which has just come to o table, we recognize and Heartily wele. lie a new departure in dealing with th : tobacco problem. We have lead the 1 avy•artillery, Call out now the resery force—the light infantry --Tiro forester.' demonstration at \Vallcerton, err Mo day last, was a moan successful affair, There was a very large attendance frorn th courts in the northern part of thedistrict, nd theprocession wast a magnificent one. After the procession, addresses on Fore try were delivered by Messrs. H. D. Hen erson, High, Vice Chief Ranger, of Whi eolenreh, R. Dowling, member of the Executive Committee, Harriston, John N elands, RigixTroaaurer, Wingham, and H. McBj,wing, D. », la, C. IS., Palmerston. tale addresses;w'ei,t�e bdtie, interesting and ti struotive, abet^ were listened .to with ph :sure by the assembled Foresters and othe 4 The visitors speak in the highest ters of,the manner .its which the Foreete . of alkerton carried' out the arrangemer is of tbe celebration, and the treatmenteceived at their bands. As contemplated, t e District was rflvided, at the annual me: ting held dung the afternoon, and in ture District No, 1 will consist of the Cou is located in the follow- ing places ; Seaf rth, Clinton,. Bru'lsels,. Winnghain, Listov el, Londesboro, Goderieh, Auburn, Belgray., Luoknow, Ripley, Tees. water, Railcard re,' Dungannon, Blyth, Atwood, Wallace, Cranbrook, Whitechurch, Holyrood, Cart age, Walton, Bervio, Kinloss, Trowbr dge, Ethel, Varna, St. Helens, Glenann+ n, Millbank, Amberley, Kippen, Benmil er, Hensel', Constance, Holmesville, Ba field, Wroxeter, Exeter, .Milverton, Stria .rd, Mitchell, Molesworth and Langside. t was decided that the next demonstrati n in District No. 1 be held in Seaforth i 1806, the date to be fixed by the office a of the district. The. officers elected ar: as follows : H. Robb, Chairman, Seafo th ; Wm. Blashill, Vice Chairman, Brus Is; H. P. Chapman, Secretary-Treasu •r, Ripley; H. Willough- by, Chaplain, Li towel. Mr, John Nee - lands, High Trea. nrer, represented Courb. Maitland, No. r5, : t the District meeting.,. No. 3 District will ..Id their demonstration next year in Port lgin, on the 1st of July. ' Perso als. Mr. R. J. Galbraith spent the 1st in To- ronto. @u Mr. Wes. Snell, of L. Eiden, is home on a visit. Mr. F. Dawson, of T ronto, is home on a visit. Mr. Halsey Park was. Ripley, on busi- ness, on Saturday"last.; Mrs. Jas. Fox, of • •.riss ls, was visiting friends in town this `week Mr. John McLeod and-"'ife, of Toronto, are visiting friends in tow Miss Cora Moody, of .Lucknow, was visiting friends in town tl is week. Mr. H. E. Snell, of G in on Wingham friends, Messrs. G. McIntyre were visiting friends in lst. lee area. and Mrs. J, J. Ho friends in Galt a few week. Miss Aunie McDouga visiting her friend, Ni week. the Misses Aggie and Lucknow, were visit ng friends in town this week. Miss Emma Woo cock bas returned from an extended via to frierds in Henri' - . Mrs. (Dr,)..Gifford, of spending a few days nd family, of Auburn y, . Mcliinlay, of town, o week. Ferguson, Winghatn's. town' Monday and a salt. Stoddard aild child. guests of I%Ir. and ig the week. of'Chit:ago, who has time in Galt and siting friends. . 1y. G. Wilson is V inghatn . , :Mfrs. IL Vingbant this week, r. and INtre. (Thie- ve over to Paisley cousin, Mr, 1. IVic. of fun and ridi tilt facts are 1 useful in their way,—nay, indispensable, •ut after' a good Taugh does. more to shake he foundations of an evil custom ora vi. cue habit. Every tobacco - using pastor sh, old be presented with a copy of this lit • e book, that bo may sea his own portrait and the tobacco -using deaeon or Sunda school superintendent should not be forg tten, Send ten cents to o t o n 'iMT'as ornllill B s o s a tin s X47 C ,1 .�. � Irl � a#. itjust the thing I 11 find s h for a eo You1 y to eiroulat5. On q entities, special terms will be given to tra: distributors,churohes, temperance and ref • rm clubs, and Sunday frohooTs. rile. Statistics and sciett- . gp p he Wedding rese 'ts T w d valuable,showing ho ing the which the bride is held, friends in Wingham will ife and happiness. derich, was call - on Tuesday last. d A. E. Smith t. Forest on the. inth were visiting days during the • , of Tiverton, was M. Inglis, during Lizzie Hornell, of ton and Dundas. Acton Free Press • Wingaam, has been with friends in tow Dr. McLaughlin were guests of Mr. a few days during t Atwood Bee: J. B Town Clerk, was i favored The Bee wit Mr. aul Mrs. Davi of Goderieh, were th Mrs. Alex. Inglis dire Mr. Thos. Cornyu; been spending a short Hamilton, is in town Brussels, Post : INIr visiting relatives in Gerry was visiting at Paisley Advooate: holm, of'Vingltaln, dr last week to visit his Clore. Miss Susie _ Hamlet visiting friends hi E for a few weeks past, qon l.ionday.w Blyth :Standard.t McLaren, sLaren, of 'W Campbell, of Toren donee of Mr. James 1, who has been vitt and Wiegliatil, tithed to her home iso Campbell tried • ham, and Mr. Tohn tl visited at the rrsi- entley on liairday..