HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-08-09, Page 8UPRISES
DRESS. COOK
‹aeqw-cii0^cza.,
selling4Dress Goods, honesty is
the best policy, of cause, aud in ad-
vertising it, modesty has some advant.
ges. For instance, we much rather
Ton %mici be surprised at the variety,
beikUty and.reasona,ble prices of what
we are selling, than to be led to ex -
Peet impossibilities froni what we
advertise. We may be wrong. At
any rate, come in and be surprised.
THERE'S OUT ONE WAY
to get a correct idea of the complete -
21%s of Our stook And of the dollar-
eaving economies we offer you. But
talk won't give you an idea, nor will
any one else's, unless you eall and
examine the goods, test the values,
?then you'll know, and enjoy. Try
It. There's everything to gain. We
are selling everything these hard
• times a little cheaper than you ever
bought them before, at
M. IL McINDOO'S.
01.••1101.1..MM
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
'
—At the Listowel Summer Meeting,
Ang. 13' and 14, $1300 is given in purses.
The Devine Park bas been much im-
proved and the track is very fast, Two
days of keen racing is assured. Ad-
mission, 25 cents.
--For some time there has been trouble
• in Elm Street Methodist ohnrclz, Toronto,
between the pastor of the church and the a
Trustee Board, as to the engaging and t
paying the choir leader and organist. The g
TO astor asked for an injunction to restrain t
the Trustees from paying out the church ,
moneys to the present incumbent of that a
position. Judge Rose has granted the in.
junction and says that in the pastor only A,
Iles the power to appoint an organist or re
choirdeader. From this deaision, it would H
appear that there is great need of having D
the church discipline amended, so as to $2
, confer the power of appointment upon the
church °facials.
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-TOW* calineil,
The regular monthly meeting of
I Town Council waa holden Mendel' et'
Ilast., Present — Mayor Brocken
Councillors. Neelande, Gordon, 1%4
THE WINGRAM TIMES, AUGUST 9 1895,
Willem said he hoped the Council would waiting Ur. C. E. Willienestleften Monday
the take come action in the matter. A own. for his home,
shirk further into the question and reports. Ile visiting be
mother, Alm J. 'ironstone,
ening mitten might he appointed to look still Mrs. J. W. Millard, of Hamilton, is
s and believed the people would benefit largely Shuter street.
'Any by the adoption of this scheme of building Jae. Moltelvie, wbo bas boon quite
Reeve Sparliag, Deptity.Reeve Holm
Wileeer Deween, GolleY, Hill, Ilea
and McKinley.
The ininutee of last meeting were
and approved. A communication was
from, Mr. B. Vanstone, Barrister, a
for Messrs. ;las. Henderson end Wil
Henderson, of Morris, claiming an
for beep destroyed by dogs owned by
residents a the tewn.
Moved by T. A. Merman, seconded by
John Wilson, that the communication of
Mr. Vanstone re Messrs. Heedersen's
claim for sheep worried by dags, be re-
ferred to the Executive Committee, with
power to get legal Advice, and report—
Carried.
The Finance Committee reported re-
commending payment of all the accounts
fol/owing, except that of IL Elliott and
J. Hanna : —Wingham Electric Light,
Co., lights for July, 931.20; Jas. Me,
Kehl°, hanging baskets and flowers,
92.40 ; P. Fisher, rent of P. 0. Box, 92;
Bell Telephone Co., telephoning, 50 cents;
A. B. Simmons, priuting, 91.25 ; Wm.
Bond, keeping Mrs. Wadby, 930; P.
Deans, drawing hose cart, 91; Thos.
Drummond, drawing hose cart to fire, 91;
Wheel= nailing Co., leather for water.
works, 96,45; John Huffman, work on
streets, 91; .Tas. Fleuty, printing, $4.50;
Jas. Fleuty, Depnty-Retureing officer and
rent of room, 65; Wm, Robertson, Deputy.
Returning officer and rent of room, 95 ;
Geo. Payne,. Depety-Returning officer and
rent of room, 95; Wm. Robertson, work
on cattki pen, 95; Win. Robertson, work se
on streets, ` 919.50; G. N. W. Tel. Co.,
telegraphing, 50 cents; S. Mitchell, work
(in streets 918; Alex. Young, supplies for an
streets, rte., 913.69; J. B. Ferguson, an
Deputy -Returning officer, 93; Jos. Bill. Co
lard, salary, 935.41; L. McLean, lumber t'ilei
or streets, &e., 9141.07; R. Elliott,printing
rid advertisiug, 950.30 ; W. Patterson,
earning, 91.05 ; C. P. R. Tel. Co., tele.
rams, 91.26; W. F. Brockenshire, charity
o tramp, 50 cents; W. Moore, work at
aterworks, 92.25; John F. Gr'roves, 2 days
s special constable, 92.50; Neil McGregor,
days as special constable, 93.75 ; The
avence, printing, 920; 3. H. Stephenson,
pairs to waterworks, 92.00 ; John
enure eupplies to hall, 50 cents ; Jas.
afield & Son, repairs to waterworks, &c,,
ding, their sidewalks, ill for a week or so, is able to be around
read
reed
oting
liau
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Moved by J9/111 IsTeelands, seconded by
Dawson, that the thanks of the Couneil
be tendered. Mr. Willson tor the informa-
tion be bas given them on the matter of
granolithio 44017,1ancal 4:O.—Cooled. A
report was read frons Mt% John Drummond,
Secretary ot the Piro Company, giving the
again as usual,
Xisees Edith and Luella Elliott are
spending a couple of weeks visiting friends
in Gerrie and Wroxeter.
Mrs Dr Campbell, Messrs Cline Campbell end Gee
Anchel, of Seatorth, ard Miss Stanley, of Imean,are
guests of 41r mid 41re II Davis,
Mr. John Stevens, of Grand Ferksr
number of fires during the year, and the
North Dakota, is the pest of hie brother,
firemen absent at such fires, Was read. Mr aas 1/IcKelvie.
11$Yed 1/' 0' SParling, seconded by Dr. and Mrs. Macdonald left on Mon.
john Neelands, that the report of the Fire clay for a visit to Manitelaa, They went
Department be referred to the Witter and by the rail and beet yenta,
Light Committee—Carried. Moved by A. Clinton News -Record: Mrs. Hole, of
Dawson, seconded by Jos, Golley, that Wingham, was yesterday
this Council appoint a Committee to take nem and Mrs. Kennedy, the guest of
into consideration the matter of granolithie Mrs. Pilgrim, daughter and son, of
sidewalks, as recommended by B. Willson, Brantford, aro visiting at Mr. Richard
Esq., the Committee to make WO" lierdscuan's, Shuter Street.
guides and report at next regular meeting Mrs. Smith, neothoteitela,w el RON'. R.
of Council; the Committee to consist of McCosh, of Chatham, was or guest at Mr.
the Reeve, Deprity-Boove and Councillors B. Willson's, a few days last week. ,
By,Leav No, 293, to fix the rate of taxation Davis, of Sarnia, spent a few days in town
Neelands, Gcrclon and the mover—Carried, Master Evans Davis, son of Rev. T. 11 -
for the year, was read three times and visiting at unel
0 Mr. H. Davie .
passed. The rate was fixed at 21 ectills on Miss Resale Blundell, of Turnberry, was
the dollar, the same as last year. By -Law calling on friends in town a short time ago.
No. 294, respecting door steps, porolles, Miss Mundell now resides in Luoknow.
railings, verandahs, signs or other erections Mr. and Mrs. Win. Robertson will be
or obstructions projeoting into or over the guest's of Rev. and Mrs. W. If, Watson,
Josephine street, ,was read. Moved by of Hamilton, for a few days next week. •
Wm. Holmes seconded b C
that the consider ti f B
Y C. Soar 21g, Mr. and Mrs, Robt, 1VoIndoo are taking
a on o y.Law No. 254 a holiday up around the Lakes. They left
be laid over until next regular meeting of Sarnia by beet on Tuesday of last week.
COuncil—Carried. .Loved by Wm. Holmes Messrs. Stanley Pelton and Jas. Kelly
conded by D. M. Gordon, .that the Chief
the Fire Company 01131 a meeting of the
re Company on Mouday, 12th of August,
d that he notify the members of the Fire
d Light Company to attend, to consider
tain things in connection with said
mpany—Cerried. The question of the
rd reading of By.Law regarding the
extension of the loan to the Union Furni-
ture Company was brought before the
Council by the Mayor, when it was moved
by D. M. Gordon, seconded by R. C.
Sperling, that the By-Lawbe not now pass-
ed, but that the following committee be ap-
pointed to meet with the Union Furniture
Company at its first meeting to arrange a
suitable agreement re loan, buildings, rte.,
to be submitted at an adjourned meeting
of this Council, on Thursday evening next,
at 8 o'clock ; cotnmittee to consist of the
Mayor, Deputy -Reeve, and Councillors
Neelands, Daweon, McKinley and Gordon
—Carried. The Council then adjourned.
Primary Examinations.D
Applications for admission to the Model r_e in
Schools numb be in the hands of the School tn
Inspector on or before August 16th. To be
admitted a candidate must, be eighteen in
years of age before the close of the model si
term. fe
• —Wednesday's Toronto Globe contains nbe
,the results of the Primary Examination5. e
and the names of those who passed at
Wingliani are given herewith. It is a very
creditable showing for our school, and
much better than is made by many of the
Sigh Schools: List No 1—L Bisbee, L
'Cummings, W Farquharson, P B Fraser,
B Johnston, J McKay, V Robertson, 11
-gemstone, M Wellwood. List No 2—B
Cummings, 0 Vanstone.
.55.
After an explanation from Mr. Elliott it
as moved by D. M. Gordon, seconded by A.
awson, that the Finance Committee's
port be adopted and all the accounts
e report be paid—Carried.
Mr. B. Willson addressed the.Council, on
vitation, on the question of granolit
dewalks. He said that during the pa.
w years he had spent • some tittle'
saber of the towns of Ontario and he
lieved Winghare ,was behind none of
them in any respect, 'except in her side- mitie
walks. Many of the::sidewalks in other mis
towns were the granolithio walks and she h
they gave the towns a beautifulappear- Mi
ance and were at the same timepermartent. her..
In the town of Simcoe, all the sidewalks
are granolithic—on the front, in face, all
the streets of the town. In 1889 the town
passed a by-law adopting the kcal improve-
ment system in reference to building
14'Mt
sidesvalks, and since then all the walks pat las
down are granolithie. This system makes
every property holder pay for the walk in
front of his property, and the town puts
down all erossings and where a person has
a comer lot and the walk is put on both
sides the town pays for half of one side.
The payments for the walks may be made
in cash or they may be extended over a
term of years, at the option of the property Mi
owner. Before a walk is put down, a from
petition containing two-thii'ds of the Mr
property owners on the street on which
the walk is to be built, must be presented
to the Connell, who, with the engineer,
apportion the cost to each ratepayer. The
sidewalks, Mr. Willson said, will last as
long as stone, end are as herd and smooth
as stone. Some of the walks in Shims
have been down eight years and they seem
as good as the day they were put down.
Ile had also written Chatham and Guelph,
and in the latter city the walks are being
put down for twelve cents per square foot,
ut t ey are giving out large contracts at
figure. He was assured by the
Guelph Paving Company •that the walks
could be put &two in Wingham for font -
teen cents per square foot even for small
contracts. At theft figures he believed the
walks would cost no More, and perhaps not
as much as the Woodcut °nee, and. they
would greatly enhance the value of the
property as well as beautify- it, an give
the town a splendid appearance. In
Sitriede, most Of the regidentS havereneeved
the feneee from the front§ of their peeper-
tid the siciews,lkig on the reeidential
to are placed outfit& of the row of
along in front of the residences and
part of the street' between the side.
and the front of the property is
y botilevarled, which gives the street a
fine appearance, 15 dosing, Mr.
„ Pall Pairs.
Xrduetrial, Toronto,
The Western. London
Proyincial, Montreal,
Hay, at Zurich,
South Huron; Exeter,
South Perth, St. Mary's,
Mitchell, at Mitchell,
Clinton,
Ttiriberry, Wingliarn,
Sept. 2-14
ss 12-21
ss 12-21
ss 28-24
" 23-24
ss 24-25
s; 24-25
" 25.26
s; 25-26
et urott, Brussel, '1 26.27
East Wavettnosh, Belgrave, Sept. 80, Oct. 1
A. Rare Opportunity.
Dr. 3, Y. Egan, of Toronto, the renown-
ed
specialist it the cure of ruptures, an-
munaes that he will visit Clinton, Grand
1.7rtiott Hotel, Wednesday, Anglia 21.st
and Brussels, American Hotel, Friday,
August 23rd. Be is t Inventor of the
Vtlilfl-ktiCtvti 'Eget, mperial Trusses,'
manufactured by 7he Egan Imperial
Truss Co. of Ann bor, Michigan,being
one of his older p tents, and is also the
inventor f t1 iplianeete now manufac.
tired by the cago Truss Co., Masonic
Temple-, Chi 0hi�.1. Thes5 latter instru-
meats are used by the 'United States
government, in their pension department,
having been awarded first plaee at the
Worltre Fair, in a oompetition with fifty.
eleven others from Frazee, Germany,
Zogland and various other parts of the
'world. These instruments, his latest i
Preeemants, were declared by a board of
ihresuiriers, comprised a the leading at -
gaols of Ameriee,to be superior to till
other hernial appliances, During his
long experience ()toyer 22 years in To-
ronto. in the treatment of thonactrals
olseg of hernia Ott I3oth you
tm.•••••••••••.•
Personate.
Mrs Jacob Tennant has moved to Goderioli,
Ariss Francis McKay,. of Ripley, is visiting friends
in town.
Mrs John 111cDonogh has returned home from a
Visit hi Markham.
Bir and Mrs Geo Town aro spentling this week
Visiting' hi tVroxeter.
s Lilly McLaughlin, of °citric, is the guest of
Louise Ferguson.
s Iva Carruth has returned from Redid, whore
as been for some time.
s'Robt Kerr, of Helena, 'Montana, is visiting at
ther-in-law's, Mr Matthew «err,
Mr. Robe Wilson was in Listewel this
Week.
Miss Maggie Macdonald is visiting in
Clifford.
r. Samuel Young was ill for a few days
week,‘e
Mr. Jos. Risdon is in Detroit ona visit
to his famil .
Clutr otte McDonald has gone te
Detroit to reside.4
Mr. John Neelands is in Toronto on
business, this week.
Mrs. Field, of Teeswater, is visiting her
Sister, Mrs. Smythe.
es Maggie McLaughlin has returned
Roehester, N. Y.
R. Swan, of Chesley, was in town
that
n old. ties
kbasnever failed to give satisfaction, sine
tee &filleted withrupture, as also trees
i, Istothers having oh ildren aufteticigoahould1 that
rt eportsult this gentleman, who has testi. twill,.
sOhouirais from rainy of our leading playei. ",'" 7
as also titan patients frorn NOS% 11'6ei
to Britieh Columbia. very
for a day, last week.
Mrs. Sullivan, of Chesley, is visiting her
son, lir. John Sullivan.
Mr. R. Greharn, of LucknOw, Was in
town, one day last week.
Mill Mary Bisbee is visiting her sister
Lizzie in Detroit, this week.
Mr and Mrs Mason, of Chicago, are
visiting at Mr. teoj.
Mr. J. D. Stewert, of Heisted it Scott's
bank, is away for his holidays.
Mr. Geo. Herr, of Creemore, was in toll;
left on Monday of last week for Carberry,
Manitoba, where they intend remaining for
a time.
Mr Morgan Hardy, of Loudon, representing Forest
City Business College, is in town hi the interests of
that old -established educational institution, and
gaye the Totss a friendlycalI on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Morden, of Hamilton,
drove to Wingham on Friday last. They
were visiting their son Manly, of the Bank
of Hamilton.
Dr. and eirs. Towler are enjoying a
holiday on one of the lake trips' this week.
They took the boat at Orangeville, on Fri-
day evening last.
Miss Lizzie Hales of Chatham, a grad-
uate of the' bnsiness department of the
Canada, Business College of that city, Ieft
on Monday late to fill a position as book-
keeper in Spokane, Washington, worth 960
per month. The pupils of this College
seem to be wonderfully successful in
securing lucrative positions.
•
WHITECHURCH.
On the 27th July, the Creamery
sold and shipped a car load abutter.
The price was a fair one and the
amount realized was a trifle over
$5,000.—Mr. IL D. Henderson was
at Brantford a few days last' Week,
attendino. a meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Canadian Order of
Foresters, of which he is a member.
—Some party or parties unknoWn
threw number of stones a,t the
night train, on Friday night last,
about a mile west of here. One of
the stones went through a window
and nearly struck a passengese, and
another struck the side of We car.
This is a serious matter, and the
guilty parties can be seriously punish-
ed.—Mr. P. Troy's new block is
nearly completed. --Work. on the
new church is progressing nicely.
The flooring and ceiling is pretty
nearly completed, and some of the
painting has been done.—Mr.
McKay's son, who wrote at Wing -
ham for -a third class certificate, has
passed,—Mr. James Patterson, of
West Wawariosh, near here, was
united in 'wedlock with Miss Millet,
of Lueknow, in that place, on Wed.
nesday,
Hesnensolf—.1tr Mortis, on July 26t11,- the wife of
Osnosml—In Whlkhlun. on July 27th, the Wife of
r, Win, Osborne ; a daughter.
ntAlett/IsIt.
101.14801t--MAXWIML—At the resIdoiste et the
bride's. pafents, Pankshill Farrar, Turnherry, on the
24th July, by the Bev. A. Y. Hartley, Mr. John J.,
Nicholson, nf Chicago, re ante Agnes .r. MazWell,
youngest daughter of Mr. lou, Maxwell.
Mr. Tholi. Benderson son,
JeioisoN—Gatfivrt—On the 24th July it ,
It. C. Durtonot t Yethiente of the brldrapaiehtd,
en businees, a few day e last week. Kiehm. mov- 0? ...Johuoutb 'of wiltrftub• to. Nisi
Rachel Gaunt. as!: ^
ing on friends in town, lad Week. the residened Of the bildesfather,',Donald
by the Rev Palrbalrii, Wm Pr ilablcirk, of Fordyce,
Ur. D. It Gordoe spent Friday last to Mon:drat .
Mr, Wm. Vieloh, of Harriston, was WI- sineeme—ilettevis—/Vialitleld, •Julyslath,
utt
calling on old friends in Listowel, =
v_i„wir- Dflsli.
to 1) r
Mies, R. Elliott is in Listowel this week ot,9071ir,11,1,, ,okam, Aged is 1,1‘, As,
waiting on her mother, who is seriously kviPse$—In3N14tvelle On tho ani instant, Annie
111;c4relcseo Trelaiid And Children have returnedfrOm vort'AriEmotc—Anspuovalelp.)h, 20th ;1111/. nohert
• ‘titontifs and 6 dayoso.,e'
01Ive, infant dmilfhttie:' of 311r, John Davidson, aged
Palmerston, where they woo "felting friende for a
week, 414174VIT-r. got„
winuon McCartney, aged 62 pore V
ViSiting her friend, Miss M, Vaaatone, of !groins—in Go4rieb, on 4dy SS& iriatee
tOW11, son. Ileulbtrar of the County of Buren- tt
isi
Miss thiedoriald visiting itt
Brussels, anti ItiA9 Carrie Macdonald in
Stratford,
MOS Maggie Wiiliseet 11/tweeter, is the
gneet of her friend, 7:lfies DON nniot,
Miss itabel Stuart, of Hamilton, of Iltada t es thut tth C1(1)446/1'11 °ft W
it
*
this week.
Dr, 'Williams, ofBost& who
yeers and months,.
Srawsar-.InParle, on July 13th, Win; atewegt,
Sunats—In Merrier, JtilY 10th, George, son of
Mr Ross Stubbs, aged 2 years,2 months and 36 days,
ditAsAit—M Fresno, California, on the 22nd of
Joly. Mary Ann, wilco! MrJas Graham, *god 66
years, 4 triehthir And days, tit end Men Giuliano
Witt. re$iderrts of eeputlenn mow Years njettit
arnAvonsit—At Dratitford, riss ifsflYdsit
le* been Strathdee, formerly of Winghatri, aged *months,
formerly of East Waiver:est: Aged 73 years.
MargentrIte, Infant daughter of A a 1
ramord Look at
ELLIOTT BROS,, of the Winghain
Brielryard, have lots oe BRICK and
DRAIN TILE on nand, It is fiaicl that
other parties are Belling at reduced
pricee, but we cannot bo undersold,
and our brielt and tile are us good
es any made in the province. We
van sell by the our load or 10,000 or
12,000 tile fully as low as eau be pin'.
chased anywhere. We neve also a great
quantity of all kinds of lumber for sale,
4; E. ELLIOTT,
Winglaare,Tday 10, 1895,
IT PAYS TO
STJ:P4 S
Continues to attend 5ftthates of ilio
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATRA.M, O.
Miss Lizzie Bales, a graduate of Business Depart-
ment, len Ghethain on monday, to take a position as
bookkeeper lit Spokane, Wash.,worth $6Opeeinonth.
She was a clover pupil and will undoubtedly MI the
place aeeeptable,
Miss Bertha•Garrett has aecepted position assteno-
gmpher (tomporailly) with Wm. Gray a Seim
College reopens Tuesday, Sept. $rd. For Cate -
love' address
0
D. MoLAOHLAN, Chatham, Ora.
R. A. HUTCHISON
ICE CREAM
PARLORZ
Confectioner Candies, Fruits,
Canned Goods,
LUNCH AT ALL
HOURS.
DOWN GOES ' THE Nick
wirJeLPAiri.,"
I be to intimate to the people of Whigham that
I have reduced the price of ;neat to the following
limes;
STEAK, 10 Cents,
ROASTS, 8 to 10 Cents,
BOILING, Cio to 7 Cents,
Lamb and Veal at emote/melte rates.
453 supply no hotels, ail ou8tOnterallaV0 a chance
of ;rotting the hest euts,
,sram1.1.7,mg.gu:fe=i),!"gstil: PAZ:4:
-which by ;dose attention to their wants I hope to,
merit,
'Respectfully yours.
.T. 4*. rIELDP
NETS TEAVEL.
WANTE.0.—Several faithful gentle-
men and ladies to travel for establiVheCi
house.
SAi.ARY $780.00 and EXPENSES
Position permanent it suited; also in-
°rens°. State reference and enlose self-
addressed stomped envelope.
THE NA.TIONA.L, '
—
310-317-345 Omaha Bldg., CHICAGO.
BELL ORA and MEN
Cheaper than ever. Sold exclusive.
• IY bY
T. H. ROSS,
WiltrGHARI,
—DEALER IN—
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SEWING MACHINES
and FARM IMPLEMENTS
The following from the Bel/ Organ
and Piano Company explains itself;
Guelph, Ont,, July 30th, 1895.
To wool rT MAY CONCERN:
This Is to certify that U. T. II. Ross, of Whighai&
Is our agent and that he only is authorized to offer
our goods for sale In Wingham mid vlch,fv, Any,
01100150 Who may offer to supply our goods cannot
get them from us and parties desiring thJ genuine
emote ;Mold apply to lue. Ross Only.
TUB Bur. °aux & PIANO Co. Drn.
CIGARS and TOBACCO
Pipes and Smokers' Articles. euT THEY NET Go
Emit BLOCK, WINGHAM, ONT. 1
WESTERN FAIR
London, Sept. I2th to 2Ist '95
SSE9T,31, EXCUSSION leans me Ate lune -Ave.
ESTADX,ISIIED 1808.
Canada's Favorite Live Stoe' Exitibitiol
CANNOT In; $o A
ENTR CLOSE:
Live Stook, September 12th,
All other Departments, September 5th,
Pinal Payment in Stakes, August 15th.
Auction Salo of Booths and Privileges on
Grounds, Aug. 26th.
SPEorAr, Ameaurioms—Wild East Show,50 people—
Arabs, Turks; Skeiks, Ladies of the Turkish Pelee°,
et., with Hors" Camels and Donkeys; aud a host
of others.
Prize Lists,,Programmes and Conditions of Sale for
Booths free. Apply to
CAPT. A. W. PORTE, THOS. A, BROWNE,
President. Secretary.
• GEO. SHAW
CUTS DOWN THE PRICE OF
MEAT AGAIN.
On account of the hard times and in
order to sell for easla, 1 have cut down
the prices of meat, and will sell at the
following IOW rates
ST.EAK 10e PER LB.1
and other meats proportionately low.
The patronage of the publie is soli.
cited, and first-clase meat and prompt
attention gnaranteed.
WOO. SitA.W.
winghani, July 1561e 1204,
TO. SMOKERS
To Make Room for New Goods.
I have a number of
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN POLES,
BAMBOO EASELS,
PICTURES, PICTURE
FRAMES, MIRRORS,
TABLE COVERS, &c.,
left from the old stock. A11 will be
sold at a bargain for Cash.
A. complete stock of
FURNITURE
•-•-•A .12,TTJ
UNDERTAKING
kept on hand.
•
Anyone wanting anything in my line will
be convinced by getting my prices before
buying elsewhere. See my Emmy Tables
in White Maple.
Remember the place—Opposite Mac-
donald Blook.
Residence—Opposite Follndry.
' GEO. IRELAND,
Wing/lain.
FARMERS
They didn't thinkwe'd do it, but
we did.
j• CLEGG & co.,
have in stook tar Kingston
BINDER TWINE.
To meet the wishes of their custom era
The Geo, L. Tuokett & Son Co„ Lt,,
Hamilton, Ont,, have placed upon the
market
A Combination Ping of
SMO
This auppliee a long felt want, giving
the consumer one 20 cent plug, or a lo
emit pieta or a 5 centpieee of the faM011ti
" Jr& Iro brand of pure Virginia
Tobaectli,
The tir$,tag "T & B" is on every
OleCe.
vattie In the market. SIDE is
before pureintFilng from pedlars.
Land Plaster,
Galvanized and
Annealed Pence Wire,
Barbless, 3 Malt Wire,
Wire and Out Nails,
Builders' Hardware,
HARVBST TOOLS,
Window Shades,
Pure Paris Green,
Bug rinisher,
Peerless Machine Oil,
Parker's Spray Pumps,
Rubber Paint.
CL1GG & 00.,
stone Block, Winghtint,