HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-07-05, Page 44 THE WIN 011AM TIMES, JULY 51 1895.
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of the Oorrie orchestra, made up an Kirkby, seconded by Jas. Bowman,
Eu ' a excellent programme d. was =eh 1 .that Thos. Code be instructed to have
f apprcciatsd and warmly applauded necessary repairs made on centre
s by the audience present. The i sideline, con 7 --Carried. Accounts
Autograph ` ( guilt sold after the en- were presented for payment as fol-
HEMIST
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DRUG GIST.
tertainrxnent,brought about $75 to lows ; - Robert Taylor, digging a
the funds of the church. It was I diteli, ,,.10 Jas• Scott, do., 57 ; Jnc.
purchased by Mr. Robt. Musgrove, White, the and putting in two
of Bluevale, for V.—Messrs, R. N. culverts, 50 ; Wm. lltason, repairing
1 d tit 5 7th con line $12,50;
Jennings and
Thomas ZYater louse, roe a o on
�+n of Palmerston, paid W. J. Jennings Jas. Laidlaw culvert on 8th fine,.
ACT G H W TELEGRAPH
1 r Last week, prior to their removal
: to Lueknow, about thirty members
cont of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Waterloo street Methodist church,
fi * I •L visit on Mond'tty last*
app. Brunswick House.
$2,50; Alex. Cloakey, repairing side-
line, 510 ; Duff & Stewart, cedar for
two culverts and repairing Farrow's
bridge, 531 ; Duff & Stewart, repair-
ing Rattans bridge, 519 ; Jno,
i Stratford,and a few others, assembled Bulger, gravelling on East boundary,
i('.t� , at the parsonage and presented their $24 ; Geo. McSpadden, gravelling on
l 1)4, ; 1)tiet a m Justi P. pastor with a gold -headed eane, niee- East boundary, 520; Mark Cardiff,
ly inscribed, and Mrs. Wallwin with
a beautiful onyx table, accompanied
i by the following address, which was
'read by Mrs.• D. II.. Farrow, Miss
EDITORIAL NOTES. I Varner presenting the cane and Mrs.
Tim latest news says that manylMeGuire the table :
F1 IDAY JULY 5, 1895.
Christians were killed in the Chinese To the Rev. I. B, ' %allwia and
riots last mouth. 'u wards ofx',0Q0,- Mrs. Wallwin : Dear and honored
000 worth of property was destroyed • friends,—We, the ladies of your con
its -the city of Cheng Tee alone. Igregation, cannot allow you to leave
, our city without expressing to you
'i':tE British House of Commons, in some small degree our regret with
v.:iich is to face the electors shortly, having to part with you, We have
consists .of 271 Conservatives, 268 always found in both of you that
Liberals, 72 Anti-Parilellities, 50 loving and wise sympathy which is
Liberal -Unionists, and 9 Parnellites. so dear in the human heart .iu times
Tim Hon. Geo. E. Foster objects of sorrow and bereavement, and so
to the auditor general publishing all much hind and tender counsel at all
the details of expenditures by the.times and under all circumstances,
government. This is a confession .and we are sure your hard and
that some of these expenditures are faithful work for our beloved Church
has been owned and blessed of God.
We shall always look back with
pleaSnre 'tri the tinie you worked
among us. We have felt that our
Binder Twine Company, of Brant- joys and sorrows were yours, too.
ford, deny the statement of Sir 0. H. We hope and trust that you will find
Tupper that they have entered into many warm and true friends in
a combine with the Consumers' your new sphere of labor, ;and that
Cordage Company to `keep up the God's special blessing mat,` go with
price of twine. you and abide with yourselves, , your
7'a spectacle of the Minister of dear Children, your hectic and your
Church: And' if eve may not all
Public Works, Mi. Ouimet, defend meet again here on earth, we may
ing;wt,'Louis, the contractor,' v'ho .is all, a ransomed, -'joyous; throng, sing
being sued. by the Dominion Govern= His praises together who , lrLtlt ire
ment for overcharging on contracts, deemed us, and cleansed . us . to'Ilia
i:, not very encouraging to the precious blood.:. Please accept from:
people of Canada, us, with "every k"uid:,.wisli for your
Hoa. G. E. FosTE1, in astatement`"'future happiness; these sinal' tokens
such as the government have reason
to be ashamed of.
THE Directors of the Patrons'
in the. House, the other day, 'said
that, :unless the session was length-
ened by the introduction of legisla-
tion dealing with the Manitoba school
question, he thought- prorogation
might take place next week. .
Lorin SALISBURY has completed
his Cabinet,. and, 'they have taken
their seats, , Parliament will be
dissolved on; the' 1,Oth and the elec-
tions n ili•be held on the.20th of this'
month; -Si Unionists have • 'been
taken into the `Cabinet, and it is.
predicted: that the nevi,' Government
will be sustained 'by a goad ;ii'ajority
atthe'polls
SEV RAL items in' the- estimates
thatare suggestive of jobbery<_ have•
lately 'been' passed" in ` the `House of
Commons. $39Pytwai,voted,G°o p
as rent for a building in St. Lin,
Quobec,,._foi ..post . office ,in /the
past thee - ttriidiinnghail ai4en $i; ted' for
$366 fief-'a'nnui'h. 1. ~it x1.0,000 post
office is to be erected in Marysville,
York • County, n'B., the cbnstitUeucy;
for which the Finance Minister is .a
candidate. Marysville iswaxplaccr of
less. than 2,000• population1d : It I tis
time this squandering` of the people's
money was put a`stOp,: o, amu, a
-,,„6,,i-' B°E,l 'E A.I.E. 3. ,
.-will Gardiner and Mr. Ed.
Coiiitir, went; . to Berlin:, stn. ,-•their
bicycles to spend. Dominion Day.—
A large-nuntber...,fr.ant,_:.Bluevalew=at
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McPhersonts house. — 1l'1s Elizif
Messer is visiting 1 ' r siste`I':�1l 'rs. Ir,
of .Y siIanti Obeli. ---:1'
Barclay, p 1155'
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Circuit last Sunday to large congre-
gations,—The farewell " At Home"
held in the „Methodist ehureh,
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Friday, JUietfor, t ver
4,
largely attended; �ilf "account ofso
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manyother attractions t this=-tf
rtie
of the yeah, but wns, in.. othgr, re,,
building culvert, 512 ; Frank Bell,
repairing sideroad, 528 ; Alex Eaket,
balance due on sideroad job, 5,10 ;
Jas. Cook, repairing culverts, 53 ;
Jas. Russell, repairing Armstrong's
and Sunshine bridges, 516 ; P,
Cantelon, keep of Fisher, 510; Geo.
Taylor, gravel and ditch, 510.10 ;
Misses Exford, charity, $8 ; match resulted in favor of the Unions
Adam Scott culvert, 53 ; John by a score of 23 to 19. The Brussels
Bays, keep of County= Ward, brass band enlivened the proceedings
$13,50 ; Duff & Stewart, build- at intervals during . the day. The
day was a delightful one, and every-
thing passed off nicely.
Mr. a, S. Jerome, Dentist, Wing -
ham, says: "Williams' Little. Dandelion
Pilin are the best in the market"
r. Geo. Crtticltsnank, Turnbt rry,
says" "'There is no Pill equal to Williagas'
Little Dandelion .fills,"
Mr, Finlay Anderson, Ex-Deputy-
Reove of East Wawanosl), says: "They
are the most satisfactory Pill 1 have ever
treed,,,
Thomas Taylor, Warden for the
County of Huron,, says: " l: would not use
any other Pill."
Chas. Proctor, 4th line of Morris,
says: "I would not be without Williams'
Little Dandelion Pills."
Jas. Gaunt, Ex -Warden for County
of Bruce, says: "I have found them in-
deed a wonderful Pill."
Hundreds of like Testimonials furnish-
ed on application.
Brouns and the ° 2nd nine of the
Unions, resulted in favor of the
Browns, the game being called at the
end of the 4th innings, to enable
the Pastimes, of London, and the
Unions, to play. The game between
the latter clubs was a fairly good
game of ball, though there wore
some loose playing at times. The
ing Forbes's bridge, 5674. For
gravel—Robert Emmerson, 53.15 ;
Chas. Campbell, 54.55; Wm. Martin,
53 ; R. W. Skelton, 53.20 ; Jas.
Evans, 51.45; D. Sommerville, 54.45;
Jas. Thuell, 56.30 ; Jas. Martin,
54,06; E. Laundy, 51.50; John
Wightman, 55 ; E. Littlefair, 54.90;
Mrs. Proctor, 56.40; Alex. Cloakey,
53,15 ; Robert Sterling, 59.15 ; Wm.
A. Ashton, 57 ; Geo. Kirkby, 51.25
Thos. Russell, 56.05. Moved by
Jas. Bowman, seconded by Thos.
Code, that the foregoing. accounts be
paid—Carried. On. motion of Wm.
Isbister, seconded by Geo. Kirkby,
the Council then adjourned to meet
again on the 29th day of July next,
at ten o'clock a. in.
W. CLARE, Clerk.
LONDESBORO.
Mr. D. Fell and wife, of Auburn,
spent the first in the village.—Mr. J.
H: Stevens, of Belgrave, Sundayed
here.—Miss B. Youngblutt, of Au-
burn, was the guest of Miss Nettie
Webb, last week.—Mrs. G. Newton
of our love' and esteem the onyx and family, of Wingham, spent the
table for dear Mrs.Wallwin, the cane lst here.—Mr. and Mrs. Paul, of
for our beloved pastor, Rev. I. B. Brussels,` were visiting, friends in this
Wallwin... Stratford,, June 24; 1895. vicinity last week. ---Miss Susie
The recipients of. these beautiful Luxton, of London, is home here on
tokens of love and esteew.weretaken a visit Miss .'Cunningham, of Clin-
`by surprise; " an'd, seine mom.nts ton; was'the guest": Of Miss Sadie
elapsed before Mr..Wallwiti could Hill,
on. °:the :'1st. -4 -The Methodist
find' words in which, to thank..the Sunday school held their, ,annual
donors kixidl'y appreciation picnic on, the, lst, , in , Mr. Brigham's
of liis•.;labori'` in Stratford., Mrs. glove. All went off well. There
Wailwin also r'eplied`in feeling tams,
after :ivhidh "`a, pleasant lour 'Tawas
spent.7in secial;'intercoursee, dulling
which ,ice •eream and refreshr cnts
were -served.. .°:
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...The;;Court of R.evfsio•tl niet' nt :the
Taw,.n Hall1 Morris,=June-.9•th, .t895, Contest, held in,,, the R, i iperance"
according to ad_' our ,n en>. Members Hall, nett 'Tuesday<evemng. There
4all>.lpresent.3d t-" alc'olm Lamont was Wili�;.r.ba a•:: ,good ,programme, besidei
entered as owner of S. pt 1 and 2, those- tat ng• w,p4rt•" vin,.; ,the •egntest.
con. 1: "1 '�Jno:^`� D `i 1' tall, fire ,edl n.ie 4vi11 .be a, sihher,;,eol.leetion• ate
1,;' e r' !x ,,•:cf! i� ,l 1. a th. ev. Ar
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t alai to ,. , he;door. �11Zr. xclston,, ,e;,R <, r:;
Miller entered as tenant of N. s 24, Faii<,',s nets, ,assistant,, preached; his
eon 6. As there were io,f.ni:ther,ap, firs,; sermon, i an,,the Londcsboro
peals;: it was moved. by W. Isbister,
,se�con4led bv,tiJat:.Bowman, that the
30 C� 4e, the latter` for eholee, and MARKET Ii�1',POi2TS.
only one extra fancy choice load sold WINO lax.
at 54.20 per cwt. Stockers and Wingham, July 4, 1805,
Corrected by 1'. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbs 2 40 to 2 66
Fall Wheat
feeders were quiet. A few stockers
sold at 21e @: 3e per lb. Hoge were
firmer on light offerings and good
demand.. Best bacon hogs sold at
an advance of 10e, per cwt., bringing
085 to 086
Spring. Wheat 0 85 to 0 86
Oats,;.............,......., 0 32 to 0 $4
,0.40to040
$4,40 C x4,45 per cwt. Fat frogs Pease .... ,. ....
, , , , 0 58 to 060
were also a little firmer, Rough Butter, rollspen ,
. • • 0 11 too ala.
bogs are a drug, and are wanted wood per cord.... , .. , , . , , l 26 to l 54
only for breeding purposes. Sheep Hay per tan, .. , , , , , , ,, , , , l8 00 tol4 00
and lambs were slow. Best export Potatoes, per bushel..,0 30 to 0 35
sheep sold at 3e per lb, for bucks Tallow, per lb 0 05 to 0 05
Dried Apples, per lb . 0 4,� to 0 05
020 to 023•
and 3;lie for ewes. Butchers' sheep
were slow, at 52 C- x3 each: Spring
lambs quiet, at 52 « 53 each. Calves
I were steady , with sales at 54 <i 55 Fall Wheat
each for best. Milch cows and Barley Wheat
springers were nominal at 525 �a 538 oats
each.
Wool ..... ........•
CLINTON,
085to085
0 85 to 0 85-
045to050
0$2to036
Peas 0 55 to 0 56
Potatoes, per bushel0 25 to 0 53.
Butter 0 10 to 0 11
Eggs, per dozen
Hay. 0 00 toll 00•
Cordwood 3 00 to 4 00�
Wool... ,... 0 18 to 0
PATRON'S DEMONSTRATION.
Seaforth, Ont., June 29.—The
Patrons of Industry* held a grand.
gathering yesterday in Landes -
borough's grove, at Tucker's 31i11,
about threemiles from Seaforth. The
gathering was a most successful one,
the day was delightful, and there was
over 1000 people present, the largest
halfof wlio m were ladies. Addresses
were delivered by Messrs. J. L. Hay-
cock, Patron leader; ' T. 0. Currie,
Grand Vice -President; Joseph Strat-
ford, President of the Farmers'
Binder Twine Co.; Mr. R. Common,
the Patron candidate for South
Huron at the Dominion elections,
and Mr. McLean, M. P. P. South
Huron.
LOWER WINGHAM.
The Report of S. S. No. 11, Turn -
berry, for the months of June, is as
follows :—The total number of
names entered on roll for. the month
was 62, and the average attendance male a market. Clipped sheep,
52 the names appear in order of export ewes and wethers 53.25 «'
merit : Sr. IV—Nellie Beckett, 53.75 ; good to prime handy weth-
Jennie Dey..fr. IV --George Ansley, ers, 53.50 C 53.75 ; fair to good
George Johnston, Rosia Johnston. mixed sheep, 52.50 @' 53.10; common
Sr. III—Lizzie Potter, Verona Phip- to fair, 52 <i $2.50 ; culls, 51 C% $2 ;
pen, Rhoda Elford. Jr. III—John clipped yearlings good to ch. doe, 54
Lockeridge, May Ransom, Spence "; A 4.25 ; fair to good yearlings,
Currie. II—Wesley Ansley, Robert 52.25 l% 53.50 ; cull and common
Deyell, Mamie Mainprize. II pt.— lots, 52 @ 53 ; spring laiiibs, common
Ernest Simmons, Eva Simmons, to choice, 53.50 G 55.75.
was a lar a crown and all seemedto Maggie Poole. 1 pt. Sr.—Almeda--"'---
g f Ansley, Harold Poole, Ellenor • Dairy Markets -Juin 1.
enjoy themselves: Presbyterian,[sarryMitchell. I t. Jr Pearle Locke- Utica, N. Y.,—Cheese sales : 120
festich i}eld theiri;eannual ;strawberry ' .id .e Ivy Mainprize, Ada Poole. boxes at 7��c, 5,030 at 77so , 2,590 at
festival .on , the evening of the first., ^ , g r.' J W. HOG•ARTH, Teacher- 8c. 1,430 at 80, 1,100 on commis -
There was a large crowd, the elitirch : , Report of 8. S. No. 11, Turnberiy, son.
being ,packed;. ',Clic, ,,i pkocwas for the-moiith�of.May is as follows: Butter—Sales : 30' packages of
antolxnted to between 560 and 570,:::;.,he total number of names on roll -creamery butter at 18•c, 120 on
—There will:be a Deraorest' .Medal ;
for,month Was :f6, and the average commission.
attendariee.v54;.- •The'i'ianies appear Little Falls.—To day 2,034 boxes
.in order 'of merit :f Si IV -Nellie cheese sold at 71c, 5,975 at 8e, 180
Beckett, .3ennit Dey`, Mabel Halstead. boxes of dairy at 7c to 8e.
Jr.:' 7IVB-George Ans'1ey, `Y Ileliton Butter—Sales : 34 packages of
'Cruibkshank;•'Geo:' Jo11nstdn? II1 creamery at 16c to 17e.
Lizzie Iibtter, rt iVeroii t '' Ph ppett,
'.C'rebrge• .Campbell i:S'i ' IILJohti
Lockeridge,-1-May','I' anate, :• "Jame
Montreal, Que., July 2,—At the
live stock market, at the eastern
abbatoir; about 550. head of cattle,
150 lambs and 350 calves were of,
fered. The market was fairly active
all round, both cattle and small
meats being in good demand, Quite
a number of sheep were taken over
for export, at 3to per lb., live weight.
Following is the general range of
quotations: — Cattle — Butchers'
choice, per lb., 3;-c, live weight ;
choice mediums to fair, 8c «` 3c,
live weight ; choice cuts to fair, 210
@ 2 -ac. Sheep—Common to" good,
53 @ 57 ; lambs 52 G $4. Calves
--Good to choice, 57 C�' 811 ; common
to fair $2 «' 56 ; lean hogs, each, 52
G 58 ; young pigs, 51 to $3.
East Buffalo, July 2.—Cattle—
The receipts were light, and only
two loads of arrivals were for this
market, the balance being consigned
through, and but few odd lots or
small bunches were left over. The
market was fairly active. Hogs—
Receipts only four loads. Market
strong and higher, owing to the
limited number on sale. Yorkers,
rough, $4.70 �t' 55 ; pigs, -55.15 r�'
55.30; stags, 53.25. .; 54. Sheep
and lambs—Receipts light, only two
loads of fresh, and but two loads as
held over from yesterday's trade. 1 as and
any r madebric; n dthea province. good
Quite a number of Iambs .were, can sell by the car load or 10,000 or
shipped out in first hands yesterday, 12,000 tile fully as low as can be pur-
chased anywhere. We have also a great
quantity of all kinds of lumber for sale.
J. & E. ELLIOTT.
Wingham, May 16,1895.
..,.008to009
MONEY FO
Found in East Wa
Concession, on or ab
a sum of money.
same by describing it.
B. H. TAYLOR,
3larnooh P. 0.
D.
a..sh, on the 6tl3,
hel5th of June,.
e loser can have
MONEY TO LOAN
On Farm Mortgage at low rates of in-
terest on terms of five years or over.'
Principal payable at end of term or -
annually, if desired.
JOHN BURGESS,
Bluevale P. 0., Ont.
Agent for Huron and Erie Loan and
Savings Co., London, Ont,
Farmers! Lk at This.
ELLIOTT BROS.. of the Wingham
Brickyard, have lots of BRICK and
DRAIN TILE on hand. It is said that
other parties are selling at reduced
prices, but we cannot be undersold,,
Court `ofc'Rt'tsiol'i lie now ci,osed,• a,na. <
that thi.;4. s ,na.nt .'l'ioll` as now
i ovised ai d cpprected.ben the Assess -
i ent-Roll1fortthe- o unship of Morris
fon they ear 1p,5 -.=,Oft rieilu, r �E' `
�, 1,"{tl .a(Y.1. ed .d1., n'�•:. A4 x1.5
o`44_(tnf et business 4.an thei'isa troc'ee d. -
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nendelencedwas Aatried tfmaninionslyq
It,.wwae �rtro�'e bYl' °Geii':'"�1t1rkl y,
.seconded. =W I-sbister,thtut-.x
her . this o no&L, ha .'.g';
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last`Bunday morning, .when;}lesgave g dmietMainprize Harold' ' C�ilmori�: '' ' The incessant wasting of a con
LAND FOR SALE.
For sale, about 600 acres of land; 200•
of it nearly all in pasture; with first-class•
buildings; large part of it underdrained,
the balance, about 400 acres, mostly new
land, with a large quantity of timber
still on it. About 150 acres cleared and
seeded for pasture. Land will make a.
first-class pasture. Farm situated two
miles from Wingham. On the promises
is a good saw mill in running order. All
will be sold on reasonable terms. Por
particulars, apply to Post Office Box 125,
Wingham, Ont.
ERB WE too AAIU
with snap shot bargains to
suit the times.
WATO H ES
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Elgin, Waltham, Rockford,
Columbus, warranted for
_ four years,
'rand iscouiseJ-Mr . .0 Br, en: ` t.—Eva Siniiiidns Ernest Sitainons : ° S tive- an 1 be overcome b -'
moved last. ` eel.,�in e the{housp 1tatelu, iVlaggie Poole. -I - pt. Sr.—Almeda a Powe Tug.. conce>.tta;ated nourish- :
occupied Ti c „INN. •,ilkcn•...-.A g, 9"c2' e1lnale •`'1'1l.iz iiy' r 11Li1 do"eh; -.: G'ertie. ` fent' like"� cogt s ` E x ulsion.. If
bel n i to 3kssrs, Cil Said .asltarri:, , 5; g i } WALNUT CLOCKS
A, F'r;��c �ruicikshanl�, •,IZ ;:pt.'1Jr: �7Pearl this wasti'rn is checked � and the �'
• '' oc erci. e
!Sas turned est aturday; •a morning,
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Ivya i4lainprize,'Sytll}an 'Oysterri ir�su�ipliedrit''i It s rc"'s"g'tl� to From $2.50 up.
'31°•1.4•hal£p t,,,four.. ,Mr..,,R.'Bell g,s i A 4,.,, i '" , •1 i B r i ;rt"'
windiehuiat•; ogntbltt $lYe YlisehsL� tl9erc s hop
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flag ke0 •i ltvin 37nk<it isiIite,=;:.fast , ? • J r}iY^ ioo•AflztTlc,.'Teacbdi ::'a. f recoviity. > •tin:' . g
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most complete stock of
SZLVERwARE
fitiiitalsle --for wedding and
r Abirthdaji presents, in the
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