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WINGITAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1895.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
kiary
prices before'
'ancy Tables'
Iposite .Nine;
adry. ,
GLAND
Wing
MIN
LeTT
.e Cloth -
pleased,
rid best
i'l mess
Le Town
guiles in
kg that tit
ve (*Ally
r0
The
B AR
LEADS,
OTHE8 FOLLOW.
That probe
innate altho
you oan not s
few years ago;
reading, or if you
probably do not
waste any mor
me before yo
member
ly trouble
hyoud'
as w
We are now in our new premises,
generally admitted to be the best
fitted up and best lighted store west
of 14rOnto, and our stocks in every
depai',tlnent will be found to be super -
tor in quality and our . prices such as
must command the a tt tion: of the
most careful bi'yels .fir~,. tear is
'bound to sustain its former sputa-
tion, namely i1"Good goods at pre;,
most reasonable figures." The
trade is now opening up and our
Stook of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
will be found to be most complete
and varied,witli all the most fashion-
able trimmings to match, and which
will be added to daily. We are
bound, to please the ladies. In
OVERCOATINGS,.
.SUITIN GS, PANT•4GS,
CENTS' FURNISHINGS,
we show by far the largest and best
selected stock in town and will be
found superior in quality and at prices
that must andowill secure: ready pur-
chasers. We shall lave our new
Mock of . .
MEN'S FA I; HATS
8
r
YES
, perhaps not
tinetly know that
11 as you could a
r , ps they ache after
ow wear glasses they
ur eyes. Now,don't
but come and see
re ruined. Re -
time,
eyes
PR CHAMMC LAIN,
EYE SPECIALI
King St. East, Toron i, Ont.
Will be et Williams' Drug Store, Wrngh Ont.
oon. Watch for date.
11LIDSLflhI LER
CLEARING SALE.
LADIES' SHOES
uu
—Tho dog days lava not been very op- I Wood Pails 10e, eaoh, Kerr & Conery.
pressive this year. —The frequent shot era of late have in -
Wine Bisouits, 3 lbs for 25e., 'Kerr & terfered somewhat wi�h harvesting opera-
Conery. tions.
Tenders are asked, by advertisement
in another column, or supplies for the
Hpuse of Refuge.
4 -Messrs. Beattie as. have purchased
Capt. O'Shea, the run ing horse, from Mr.
J. Kelly, of Kinkore.
—The Traces and
will be sent to new
till the 1st of Januar
onbsto Weekly Globe
ucribers from now
, 1896, for 30 cents.
X X. X. is going out of boots at any price.
V —Mr, Jos. Laird
near Brace Mines,
farming. Mrs. Lair
that place on Moeda
—A large number
business and professi
undergoing a "reju
been greatly improve
—Mr. John Ruette
in town on Monday.
impressed with Wing
is a splendid opening
ness—clothing and ge
—Private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf .TonN NEELANns.
V, —Mr. R. J. Swan,
in a large store in
family there this
good salesman, and w
well in the thriving no
—Quito a number
went to Seaforth, on
champion lacrosse ma
ton and Seaforth sen
by four straight goals, which gives them
the senior ehampionsi •p.
—Miss Belle Joh ton was called to
y,to take her sister's
soon as her sister is
les, Miss Johnston
Mod ey for the pre -
as purohased land
and intends to go
and family left for
• t
the signs of our
nal men have been
enation," and have
by the process,
of Kincardine, was
Tie is very favorably
am, and thinks there
here for their • busi-
ts' furnishigs.
Mesa's Shoes, Children's Shoes.
'Tit tact all kinds of Shoes in Black or Colored.
RDon't fail to see the prices in our windows next
Saturday.
GEORGE GOOD,
.For Solid Reliable Shoes. 2 doors north of Post
°thee
Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRANK PATERSON, No 23, Via-
toria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
opened by Saturdaq, in all the latest
English and Amerioali.„„styles; the
.very nobbiest to 'be found in the
mark' >? . ; In a word,We art now pre-
pared t supply °everything in the°
11ne of
Dress Go; llc, lad
Trim s; Ladies' Mantles,
Ordered Clothing,
Gents' Furnishings,
Ready -Made Overcoats
and Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Groceries, &o.,
And at the lowest figures.
OUE.. GRAND
CENT t
GOR. YONGE AND OERRARD 'STS., , TORONTO.
Canada's Greatest .Commercial School.
vho has a situation
esley, is moving his
eek. Mr. Swan is a
'trust he will do
thein town.
f our townspeople
riday last, to see the
ch between Bramp-
ors. Seaforth won
—Have you got yor
The town by-law gee
day next.
—Division Court
nesday, Judge Doy
were not a great nu
Large faculty ; Superior courses Students assisted his father and sis
to positions every a SHAW & ELLIOTT, Pr. Write fel
the cleverest cr,
Londesboro, on Mond
school, who is ill. A
able to resume her d
will go to the Clinton
sent term.
The old reliable buto
has a full supply o S
&e., as well as m
him a call.
—On an inside pa
found the results
winter wheat at th
College and by m
mental Union.
valuable as .. showi
dog tagged yet?
into force on Mon.
as held here on Wed -
presiding. There
ber of cases.
Cash for butter a eggs at Griffin's
Grocery.
—The Trams and Toronto Weekly Globe
will be sent .to new subscribers from now
till the 1st of 3anuary, 1896, for 20 cents.
—The half yea
ing for Huron will
Church, Clinton, of
at 10 a, m.
—The town echoo
with a large atte
teachers present an
for their labors by t
—Le another co
circular from Mr. F.
tendent of Farmers'
special interest t
breeders.
—Messrs. 1li:oTa
splendid spring in
supply the boiler
well is 43.feet deep t
water in it.
For a short time, Miss McPhersoin is
making great reductions in the prices of
millinery. Call and inspect the stock and
get prices. Mrs. Herdsman's old stand.
J. E. Davis is the
reaker of this isection
en 6 a. m. and mid-
eeled to Woodstock
f over 140 miles.
rd came to hand last
rged form, and con-
Bro. Bradwin is
ith success, and the
tinned prosperity,
has gone for some
. E. Kerr, of Wrox-
e Methodist church
•t, both morning and
rend gentleman is a
iviRural Decanal Meet -
held in . St. Paul's
Thursday, Sept. 10th,
(r, Mr. J. G. Field,
sages,Head Cheese,
el all kinds. Give
e of this issue will be
of experiments with
Ontario Agricultural
tubers of the Experi-
hese experiments are
bg the bust varieties of
grain to sow, and the results given should
be carefully studi d by our agricultural
readers.
-Mr. Arch. Ta;
spent part of last
MILLINERY
OPENING
In point of teaching staff, school equip-
ment, courses of study, and facility in
securing you employment. Your mopey
refunded if our statements prove untrue.
papers and catalogue, Fall ter—For first -cilias tailoring and cheap
This is our offer to you. Write us for gents' f urnishings, try Webster & Co.
term c m- I Remember the p ace, one door south of
mences September 3rd. COLLEGE, R. A. Graham's grocery store.
"windy city,” an
of important bri
three or four y
boyhood days in
and afterwards
Brussels, and in
the representati
l
Dominion Paella
s opened on Mouday,
dance, and all the
greatly invigorated
e holidays.
Imn will be found a
W. Hodson, Superin-
Institutes, which is of
farmers and stock
ish & Co. struck a
the well they sunk to
of their engine. The
d there are 32 feet of
—Goderich Signal
long distance record
on the wheel. Beta
night Sunday he w
and back, a distance
—Tho Blyth Stan
lor, barrister, of Chicago,
week in town, visiting
er. Mr. Taylor is one of
minal `' lawyers in the
has held quite a number
s since going there some
a ago. He spent his
the township of Grey
actised his profession in
887 was an aspirant to
a of East Huron in the
CENTRAL BUSINESS 1
" will Kim take place, of which due
rotice will be given.. We are bound
to giye the ladies a treat.
Call and take a look through our
estalislarnent and learn our prices.
We shall deem it a pleasure to show
STRATFORD, ONT.
popular reste,urateu
P. MoINTOSH, Principal. accepted a lucrative
the duties of which 1
BOVILEZ 9
VII AmAit.
WE SELL CHEAP.
LOCAL NEWS. 2. Mr. Halliday ha
here and his remov
--September will soon be here. He has worked up
Imperial, and who()
—Monday, 2nd nntember, is the next
(3
will find the bnsin
holiday—Labor D y. '
Brooms 10c, eaoh., Herr di °artery, learn that he has
--"Ryphosisbicy iusterium" is epidemic again, but wiil.wis
lid St i
in large oities.
"bicycle hump."
—The 'AMES and
will be sent to new
till the lst of .Tanu
t is known here as Stars a: r pes
--Although La
Mondv next,
nothing to show i
holiday, Labor
Toronto Weekly Globe
subscriber riOW
ry, 1890, or 30 cente.
Yon all know• thair
vinegar is the best
—Bev, Jelin ma
of the Provincial
tion, will hold mee
18-19, for the purp
e --Service hi the
nit Sabbath next,
the Rev. Hem"
preach, taking for
"The finished vier
evening tiebleet
Spirit." All ate
orted pure malt
pickles. We have
A. VAItritiltioiSON.
6.13, Normal Seeretary
bath School Assooie.-
ngs in Clinton Oa Sept,
e of giving Normal. in.
ander. provincial
regula
riot ineluded in t
Christmas vacat
Easter Monday, a
municipal holiday
Pubiio Past or Th
Halliday,
has been offered and
position in Detroit,
will begin on Sept.
been a good citizen
I will be regretted.
good trade for the
er may succeed bim
ss a good investment."
ends will be sorry to
ridded to leave Canada
him success under the
—Mr. R. Patters
Mr. W. Patterson,
has purchased je
cardiac:. and has t
Same. He is g
honorable busines
doubt, succeed in t
Ruttel & Sons hay
which will be condu
and William Ruett
Wingham are to be c
ing such a wide-awak
—The To en Counciwill meet on Tues
day evening next. CL
Sardines, Key Opener, ec.,Kerr & Conery,
--Annual harvest
Paul's ohursh, on M
--.Three of the
were fined last we
during prohibited hq
home servicfsin St.
%day evening next.
oderich hotelkeepers
k for selling liquor
rs.
—The Trntzs and Ii'oronto Weekly Globe
will be sent to new subscribe - from now
till the 1st of January, 189 , cr 30 cents.
Get your preserving 'r+ohes,Plums, &c.,
at the old reliable Ste estaurant.
• JAS. Maumee.
_Messrs. ,Toho Ru ttel & Sons' opened
out inthe Macdonal Block, on Saturday
last, with a large et ek of clothing and
gents' furnishings:
—Messrs..Tobnettel & Sons have put
up the finest avenin in town in front of
their store. Mr. 'hos. Taylor, awning
and tent manufact er, did the job.
—Large quantiti s of fruit are being re-
oeiyed daily by the dealers in town. It is
said that grapes wi be very cheap, the
crop being a heavy
—Revival service
during the week, in
by Revs. Philpott
Christian Workers.
been well attended,
able.
Baled Hay, either 0
per ton at my hay b
Kenzie, Wingham.
—New advertiser
Messrs. Ilomuth & Bo
N. A. Farquharson,
Field, D. W. Gomel
Prof. Chamberlain,
Eilber.
—The junior foot
Lrckriow and pia
juniors of that p
The game was de
will be played off or
on Saturday aftern
of Erin, brother of
jeweler, of this town,
relry business in Kin -
ken possession of the
oa workman and an
man, and will, no
e lakeside town.
ne.
have been continued
he Temperance Hall„
and Fisher, of the
The meet-ngs have
nterestinW'and profit -
opened up a tailoring
business in Wingharn,
ted by Messrs. Mee
1. The people of
gratulated on emir -
business firm.
\J—The police ha
the lookout for a
the country
wanted in Ingersol
a number of artiol
of that town.
—Miss Fairy Mar
This young lady and
remembered in wane
th Winglouxi, some ere
V—Conductor Parker
of Chief Bullard, one
fare on the train.
had bought a ticket at
dine, but inquiry show
not been sold at that pl
that day. On some per
paying his fare, the
allowed to proceed on hi
G. H. Irvin, the tailor has put in an
extensive stock of tweeds, worsteds, etc.
Call and see them. Good goods, good
work, good fit guaranteed. Opposite Bank
of Hamilton.
ailed in the services
ght . last week, to
rethsed to pay his
e protested that he
emirs, for Kincar-
that a ticket had
ce for Kincardine
on in Kincardine
young man was
journey the smile
• Day, which falls on
a legal holiday, there is
necessarily a school
ay was instituted by
ierit, but the schools are
aws, and according to
ons, the oldvholidays
e usual niirloripuner and
'Dominion. or Provindial
—Mr Samuel Pali
a tomato, op. Weane
tile scales o,t 2e pou
Ponderossa variety.
lo or Quebec, e14
Robt. Mc -
number of n
pear in this issue of
careful buyers oboe'
merits of the busines
from week to week b.
Tomatoes, Pears, Gra
ties received daily at
restaurant, a,nd sol
, of town, showed us
ay last, that tipped
do, It was of the
advertisements ap-
be Torn, Close ithd
read the announce -
men, as wesented
their al papers.
ie old reliable Star
t right prices.
Jas. MoKerare.
total eclipse of the
September 41,11—the
lunar orb this year.
at 11 o'clock, the
etely immersed at 6
—There will be
moki ou the night
second eclipse of tb
Eotering the shad
moon will be co
minutes after mid
vles, John Galbraith,
Halsey Park, 3. G.
11, R. A. Graham,
olin A. Campbell, H.
—Mrs. Francee
"The Aberdeens,"
mance took place
waltzes will be rem
Home Journal."
.1, Moores waltzes,
are now played by
d. The first perfor-
last Tuesday. These
metered as having won
lee in the "Ladies'
—According to a cent ruling given by
the Postmaster -Ge eral, a "private post
card" must not e eed the dimensions of
the large post card, meld some time ago
by the Post Office Dthartment, viz: 3
inches long by Ba inc es wide ; nor must
it be less than 3e leo sewide.
who recently bong t it m Mr,. 3. le.
King. Mr. Kling en possessioo and s',.
will carry on the b ess in all its brienclies. re,
Bread, cokes, &I will bo delivered to all
parts of the town and the patronage of the
public is respectfully solicited. ,
all club drove over to
ed a game with the
ce, on Saturday last.
lared a draw. The tie
the Wingham park,
on next, Aug. east.
been notified to bo on
an trsvelling through
silver polish. He is ated on one of the
on a charge of stealing sites in the iown.
from W. Wilkinson, rear of the G. T.
proper is in t
one part 31x66,
shop, which is 1
every thing n Geese
ling the material,
at the main buil&
singing was much ad ired. 31x62 feet. Abov
' room and wareroo
—G T. R. trains for Torouto and east
Standard Pa nitare Factory.
A reporter of he TIMES had the
pleasure of arsine shown through the
Standard Purnit le Factory, of° this. •
town, Borne days ea ce, and noted a few
points in connee on with the same,
whiela may be of • rest to our mailers.'
best manufacturing
immediately at the
Station. The factory
form ot an L,
e‘ stories high, the .
s higb. The machine
terally packed with ,
y to propery hand -
on the ground tloor
this is the finial:44e
tory of the wingels
beletw it nee the
are rootoe , rind the.'
the chi:Idle, 18 br
air fae 'blast and
mber room, 20x28,
Off saw; the boiler
e latter two and
roperly distanced
in observance of
Maiaufacturing
gust or last eear,
e proprietors at
a line of cheap
uites; but finding
ed for that line,
rude, centre and
ch is whet they
nt to the retail
in these columns
alien Furniture
the enterprise of
—On Thursday af
what might have be
befel Messrs, Wm. a
this 'town. They w
gravel roof on Mess
chair factery, and
with the windless w`
elevating the mete
MOM, in trying to
and was felling tO
when Mr, Wm. IN100
suspendere to gave
and Mie Wne Moore
etriking on hit head
Thep. ware, whose
n, daughter of Prof.
, was married lately
nbury, of Toronto.
her father will be
on with their visit
rs ago, when their
leave Wingbam at 6.23 m. and 11.20 ne
p. m., via Clinton and Guelph. Good con-
nections by all thains.
—Mr. John Md., ughlin, of Toronto,
representing the Fur. Wagnalls Com-
pany, publishers, of ew York, is in town
this week introdue g their celebrated
Standard Dictionar This is an excellent
work of reference, a d the Toms speaks
from experience, ha ing bad one in use in
office for some 1 onths.
I. 0. G. T., the fol wiug officers were in-
stalled for the curre t term : P. Park, P.
W. 3. McTavish, Cht
Lottie Wells, D. M.
Miss Hattie Stuar
the ladies of Winglr
the Dress and Mu
formerly melee on
Donald, will be cent
old stand, Gregory
fitting a specialty.
—The next Gospe
under the auspices
be held in the Pr
commencing at 8.18
evening. Mr. John
chair. Good singin
are cordially invite
moon of last week,
n a fatal accident
d Thos. Moore, of
re puttifig a tar and
mobbing got wrong
which they were
ial, end Mr. Thos.
it, loet his foothold
the ground beneath,
e grabbed bine by the
m, but theee broke
fell to the groutia
f about thirty feet,
and shoulders. Mt.
fall was checked by
tion, had presence of
tch the wall of the
ve himself, and he
jured talent the neek
bones were broken.
home and medical aid
at doing as well as hie
Congregational church, building and thus s
pt. 1st, at the usual They Do Vet Beaver. WAS but slightly inju
a 7 p, m. The pastor, An utter loss of hope is not ohars.oteristie war; pretty severely
. Mote, D. D., will 1 of Consumptives, though DO other form of 1 koa shoulders, but n
of Christ," end for hisi arrested by Use of Seed's Emulsion, Which I procured, mid be is
“Queriebing tile Holy 1 is ca. Liver 011 made as palatable as friends Would wish, but Ids recovery
leome. t dearth I earnestly hoped for y his many friend
pying the second
the cabinet shop, a
packing and bard
oilice. There are al
39, boatel with a h
live steam piping; a
convenient to the an
hones and oilhouse, t
the dry kiln being
from the main buildi
insurance regulation
was commenced in 11.
and the intentjon ,of
that tirne.was to mak
and medium hodroona
Brockenshire, R. 5. ;1 the shop was pot acht_
they ran on to sideb
Ethel Page, A. S. ; trade. We bave note
remarks of the Ca
1.Toutnal in reference) t
wishes to intimate to the proprietors and t e incrtheed bust-
rn end vicinity tine
leeerlietlehe!ineg„eibetlfshei"4,;"1 son of hands employ is tho better in-
meneeme t OE mite u cloth re; these were
need by firm otnployed elev 1 heads at coin-
, gradually increase during the winter
Temperance tneetbag, and spring, until th y now average,27.
spring trade, Jitne
ustuess of May tina
great 'MIS the de-
irly all their lines a
dred was sold before
ey have now but orie
cite but are bustling
stock as possible be-
Halpertny and W. J.
tiring togetbur
McTavish & Ca. They
moneyed met, but
.ck full of days' work,
eeed. They are jUst
ante stock of lumber
other ways to chum.'
with even more energy
e past. The town le
er furniture inclostriett.
she feel more so -than
describing. We hope
a Factory, %a keg
t, 1st of September,
o'clock. Rev. Henry
the speaker of the
err will occupy the
by a union ehoit. All
—The prize lige;
ate now ready for
person dosirieg the
to the Secretary or
of Mr. Peter Dea
put forth every eff
in good. condition,
plete that the fair
than ever. Let th
exhibits. There 1
home than take4
They had a splervil
being 1.1f; tin3es the
July twice May.
annul that in n
batch ofi oue hu
being finished. T
lino of tables s
fore the fall trad
is composed of G
McMullen, who
under the style 6
say they are ra
praetical men, eh
and hound to A
and preparing i
tense the futur
and push than
justly proud of
and of none ma
of the Otle We a
that the Stand
run to bring ga
town.
f the Wingliam Pair
istribution, and any
an get it by applying
y at the store
. The directors will
t to have the grounds
d all details 06 coin -
be More successful
13 be a large number of
often better left at
prizes. Pring it all