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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-03-27, Page 44 THE WLN ( IAM TIMES, MARCH 27, 189($. C. E. WILLIAMS, CHEMIST —AND— DRUGGIST. AMC. N. W. TELEGRAPH CO app. Brunswick House. Wingham, - - - Ont • +4",�ti±'t,•���t l=t""1 tar l tI L �r4 Cy mince immediately after the divisien. ^tt.G= It is natio the intentionWinnipeg g have the CI g � negotiations at Winnie cin on {�THERE I T t coneurrent with the bill in Corumit-;+f`� '` t i tee at Crj will behissed no matter what the Uettea value all}'where than ['i outcome of the Winnipeg corfereneel iJ �� e offer Vou in Er nifty be This is a laid for the French vote. The government is: lt about as sick of this bill as the rest ;T j 0 of people and that is saying a good : 't el deal. They charge the Opposition :1 (�` with obstruction hitt they are not Another lot just received l at all agrieved over the situation. ' t, and Ph They seem to take quite a hand in 1 the obstruction tactics then elves. 1 Tuesday night the Minister of:FOR QUALITY (.,' Public Works filled in an hour and ' a half speaking against McCarthy emendielent, and said nothing. •Two' jj The}( beat anything.we 47, tAtuiteT Itl;i'oikTS. seeo,neat. . Wiughara, March 20, 1800. Corrected by P. 1 ...us, Produce Healer. Flour per 100 lbs.. ..., 2 00 to 2 10 I•'all wheat Spring Wheat Oats, ..... , ... . I3arley Peas Butter,.... ...... 4 14 to 0 14 Eggs per dozen 0 10 to 0 10 Wood per cord..., to 1 50 I -Tay per ton ...... .. 15 00 to10 00 Potatoes, per bushel 0 15 to 0 20 Tallow, per lb 0 5 to 0 5 Dried Apples, per lb 0 4 • to 0 05 Chickens . , 0 20 to 0 25 Docks 0 40 to 0 GO Geese 0 5 to 05 Turkeys.. .. 0 7 to 0 8 Dressed hogs 4 75 to 4 80 ��• Conservative members s oke rn 1 u succession in their anxietyfill an:If have seen. Try them and fL i Mit ' - � q you will wonder how we an time. It ,vitt not require very close � `[, observatioti to notice that they are j l sell e•• FitXDta.Y MARCH 27, MO. anxious that Parliament may die q r,] before the bill becomes law. LIBERALS' ATTENTION. A. joint meeting of the Wingham ]iberal Association and Young Lib- eral Club will be held in the rooms, Macdonald Block, on Friday evening 27th (to -night) for the purpose of making arrangements for a mass meeting -of the electors on. Saturday .April 4th. J. A. CLINE, S. G. Bnow\, Pres. L. A. Pres. Y. L. C. • LIBERAL CONVENTION POST- PONED. Tne East Huron Liberal Conven- tion announced. to be held in the Town Halt, Brussels, on Saturday of this week has been postponed until Good Friday, April 3rd, owing to the inability of Dr. Macdonald and other speakers to leave Ottawa on the first date. Addresses are expt et- -ed from the well known D. C. Fraser, M. P., of Nova Se•:htia; A. Campbell, M. P., of Kent Co.; Jas. McMullen, M. P., Wellington, and the menbets of the Riding, Dr. Macdonald and T. Gibson. There will likely be an evening meeting as well as one in the afternoon. There should be a Iarge attendance. �fr • 1 1 t t 5 a r t X,. 0 70t 075 . 0 73 to 0 73 0 20 to 0 23 030 to 0 048to050 As ail•. lliceartney was driving gybe greatest victory over Vann :along the road between .Ashfield and .Tack in the reccut storm was won,. West Wawanosh on Saturday even- Monday at Campbell's Cross nine ing last, in going through one of the miles from Brampton, on the 0. P, many bad, pitch -holes on the road, E. when Conductor Osbourne with the draw bolt came out of the sleigh, and caused the horse to run away. In the run, one of the horses had its leg broken and had to be shot. engines 541 and 617 and snow plow 4,194, eut a clear tunnel 200 yards long and 20 feet deep, through a solid snow bank, in two luinntes. ti e IT1"-(i 1 ry rt sal Q'i� fi71 - -•Oil NEW STOCK BOOTSSHOES DISTRIBUTED ALL ROUND. S� O CHEAP ■ l l9 No more effective comment upon 1 the incapacity and weakness of the ;j Japan, Young Hyson, 01 J Ceylon, India and Gun d Ottawa Government is needed than y �r the fact that having stupidly, stub- ;j Powder Tea at from 20c. lP bornly walked into a hole it permit- j to sac. a lb. Fr; ted the Governor General and a -111 tr rit 7j r ALLEN NURSERY CO., Wingham, Ont• rl private member -to usurp the Cabi- net's functions and arrange a con- ference with Mr. Greenway. Then as a farther confession of inability and propably also from a desire to pull Mr. Laurier into the hole, too, this Ottawa outfit asks him to help straighten the tangle. The Government long ago lost the public affairs. If he could help to confidence of the country : its establish at Ottawa such an adminis- mehnbers distrust each ocher, and tration as he has given to Ontario for now apparently the (governor Gener• twenty-three years the people of the al has ceased to place faith and Dominion would have cause for re - trust in the agregation, in short. it joieing. If he asks for an opportun- seems to be a pretty generally dfs- ity to try what he can do in conjanc- trusted body of fncal)abtes, utterly tion with Mr. Laurier and Sir Rich - friendless, and thoroughly despised. and Cartwright the whole country —Star, will be inclined to accede to his request. IIis candidature in Ontario would strengthen the Liberals not in DITOR1£L NOTES. Ontario only but certainly in Quebec THE Bill to permanently exclude and in Manitoba., and probably in sive cattle from the British market the rest of the provinces also.--Wit- has passed its second reading. ness. ' For Spring GEORGE GOOD e .nes Invites inspection of the nicest stock of Shoes ever opened out in Wingham. 4 2 Doors north of Post Office, Wingham. 9 And Following Days. esebeessasearteeteeWeetWetetteteets Will be pleased to receive callers to inspect stock. MRS. GEO. GREEN. SALESMEN W ANTED Pushing, trustworthy tarn to represent us in the sale of our Choice Nursery ito,•It. Slum )]ties con- trolled by na, 11i,zhe4t solar ' or Commission paid weekly. Stead.% ewple) anent the year round. Out- fit free • cNetnsIvu territory ; experience not neces- sart ; big; pal ai.snred workers • spr(tal htduceu.ent to beginners. iYrite at once for particular's to ROCHESTER, N. Y. C�1 * * * Ca Et PLINTI3 igrio Tarim cx GRAN I) TRUNK RAILWAY. ON--- ednes.. ay, i)F P ll,T PUOM Toronto and East G:21 a ni. 0:37 p.m. 11:20 " 10:07 " 0:25 p. zn.-•via, Clinton Palrnerston Mixed 7:U " 10:40 a.m. London and South 6:35 a.m. 11:10 " 3:25 pan. 8:00 p.zn. Kincardine 11:20 114.111. (1:20 a.m. 3:07 p m. 11:30 " 111:07 0:50 p.m. AT the Patron Convention in Mildhnay last week, Mr. Tholton the nominee decided to stand as a. candidate for the Dominion Elections. IT has been officially announced that the life of Parliament expires on A pr 24th. So that there ate now only 20 legal days including to -day WINGRAM SCANDAL. on which it can sit. Some of our readers have expraes- ed disappointment that our columns have not contained more about the Field ease, but we are glad to say there have been few who •have done so, and to then we make no apology, whatever. We have neither the time nor inclination to give an elaborate account, which would I necessarily deai;with personalities eat ¢ gossip, rather than a statement of facts having a bearing on the case. The story so far is a short, but de- i plora.ble one and what the end of it 1 will be, remain* yet to be seen. The Boroners inquest will be resumed on Tuesday and the verdict of the jury will determine the coursethatwiti be: pursued afterward. In the mean- time Detective Rogers is in town quietly working on the case. We , are glad to notice that our county exchanges, so far as we have receiv- 1 ed them, have dealt most courtiousl v towards us and have sifted out the; sensational rubbish with which nue souls have been daily wearied and vexed and have given only the plain I facts of the case. In this they have{ shown good taste and judgment that has been altogether lacking in some! papers. When the facts of the Case! are got at we may publish. thein, not before THE CONrERENCI':, It is quite evident that the (;overn- went is not sincere in the matter of holding a conference with Premier Greenway. The French supporters are rampant over the very thought of such a course and to allay their r fears and secure their support, Sir: Oharies Tupper assured them that the nth would be rushed through the Committee at ogee, in fact he pro- poosed to (nave the house into eotn- Live Stook rriarit:ats. Toronto, March 24,—Toronto cattle markets were overstocked to- day. Receipts :were 70 cars so far this week. Butchers' cattle were slow for common ; very few choice ofteied. Some Easter cattle sold at 3-1,e C- 31c per pound. These are the lowest paid here at this season. Common sold at 4c and good to choice at Ne. Four cars were taken for Montreal and one for J. C. RYicERT, who some years ago l Ottawa. Sheep and lambs were was expelled from the Dominion steady lambs sold at 4e L 4e per pound. -These were in a better HouseHouse of Commons, has been again demand to -day, to fill space, and nominated by the Conservatives for sold at 3e e 31e per pound. Lincoln county. As things have Stockers and feeders dull : stockers been going at Ottawa, Mr. 11ykert's sold at 2?;e of 31e; light stockers sold admit ers evidently think he w)uid at 21e Cn.31e. There was nothing now be in his element on the high done in export cattle. Hogs were tax side of .the House.—Advertiser. dull and weaker There were 400 * received the past two days. ]Best IT is well to hold optimistic opinions bacon hogs sold at 32e per in regards to oar own country; but; pound. Heavy stores sold ar $3.70 when one reads a speech delivered ' per cwt. Prospects for hogs lower. l Montreal' Que,, March 23, --There by Lord Salisbury or Balfour or were about 200 head of butchers' Rosebery or Campbell -Bannerman icattle, 150 calves, 3 sheep and 80 or li:;;riey er any British Statesman spring lambs offered for sale at the of first or second rank and then looks hast End abattoir today. The at Ottawa, optimism in. Canadian butchers were out in considerable politics is a hard thing to cultivate. i numbers, but were nut disposed to —Presbyterian. 1 buy more than they could well help, * * * 1 as the prices were over one-quarter Ms. LAuzz1En's six months hoist' of a cent per pound above what has was defeated Friday morning by a been paid here lately. Choice beeves majority of 24, after the house] sold at from 4e @, 47e per lb; pretty being in session continuously for 33 r good stock sold at from 31e C?- 3ite per pound. Milkmen's strippers hours. The second reading of the were much more numerous than Remedial Bill was then passed by a. usual, and sold at from 3e Ct. nearly majority of 18. There were 181316 per pound. Common stock sold Conservatives voted against the bill y at from 1 .e @ 31e per pound. It is and 7 Reforrners voted for it. Con -1 probable that there will be an spicuous among those conservatives! abundant supply of cattle on Thus - voting against were Cockburn, day, when much lower prices will Hughes, McLean, (York), lict;ilii-4be in order. Calves sold fairly well, vary, McNeil, Sproule, Wallace and t considering the poor duality of the Weldon. : offerings, and prices ranged from $ 2 e = * i fEz: 57 each. There were no sales of Sze. OLIVER /40WAT will according: sheep reported. Lambs sold at from to lite, Torte's confessedlyttnaaithe;r-' � $3.50 0: M5.50 each. Fat hogs are from 4e 0! 41,e per pound. ized announcement, conduct the cant- Buffalo, N. Y., March 23.---- paign in Ontario as Mr. Laur'ier's! Cattle closed about steady, with all Ilea tenant in the coming general !sold. Bogs dosed steady for Yorkers, elections. In the interests of the i at :94.35 (x 84.401 a few light at government of the Dominion it is to; 8f 4n; dull for heavy grades at 84,2with several deeks of the be hoped that this announcement. latter left over. Sheep and lalnbs will be realized. Sir Oliver Mowat' closed strong for sheep and about has won the confidence of the whole steady for lambs with about all country es an administrator of sola. HOLSTEIN DAIRY lIs HERE E T'O STAY. ril And the balance of the week. leeetateereneteeeeeteeteeeeevealitseteeteees Of Toronto, and her assistants have excelled th.lnselves this season and have about loo of the latest FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN 'MITES For your inspection. Also the daintiest of CHIFFONS AND FLOWERS MISS M. MACPHERSON, ;lie's. Herdsman'sp1d Stated, Wingham. We understand, int.• -rested parties ore spreading the report that we are not likely to bu lora in the business We beg to as'm•e the people of 11 inghutu that we have embarked in the u1)lt, business to stat, that we are increasing' Ot• business daily. that our mill: is (.luau and pure. Our customers are our best 1 recoumlendation, P4JTTD W IT ON TOP - AT -- JOHN RUETTEL & SONS MAODONALD BLOCK, WINGHAM. 3 That's where people place our wall paper, for they know we have the largest and hest line and know that our styles tinct pa tternii are swell that we are elweys On top in the; wall paper leeriness. Our line is the largest and most complete and the new patterns we are showing will certainly cateh your fancy. There is no neer s its- of sending out of tolyl In Order to. get Bargains We have 4th LARGE CONSIGNMENT NMENT :Wendy nperit'(l ,Nit and ere reedy- Mg eeeiv ing goods of ThE !ATTEST PATEHNS Every tray. Our sleek of INGRAIN PPP WITH BOCBERS TO MATCH Are beautiful beyond compare and as cheap as the cheapest for quality. 1 WINDOW SHADES It is well-known that it never pays to do a thing by halves, so when you have bought your wall paper , from us. ask to see our Window Shades, we arc offering GREAT BARGAINS In this line. Call arid see us before' purchasing. ALEX. ROSS. %'ING RAM. The Greatest Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Establishment West of Toronto. Our new Spring Goods are arriving daily. All the latest novel- ties of the season can be found in our stock. In Scotch, English and Canadian 'e ,' 1 Tweeds, French and English Worsteds and Spring Over - coating's, We make it our business to dress gentlemen in the latest styles. Keep nothing but the best goods, and all our Clothing is warranted to fit or no sale. Our Suits, made to order always give an artistic ap- pearance to the wearer. Give us your order for your Spring Suit and we are bound to please -you. We are the cheapest Clothing House in the Dominion. Cash is our Motto. You can save from 10 to 15 per cent. by dealing with John Ruettel & Sons, the Cash Clothing House. GENTS' FURNISHINGS. Our Gents' Furnishings must be seen and examined to be ap- preciated. - Our new Huts al)d Caps are the latest. We have a Iarge stock to choose from. to suit all customers. Our Shirts are made to our own order. They are warranted to fit and are made of the best material. ,In Neck weal' we pride ourselvesin having - the finest and best selected stock to be found anywhere. AlI new goods. READY - MADE CLOTHING. Our Ready -]fade Clothing Department receives our best attention, with the view to give our customers the best of value. 'We study our customers interests in all our dealings with them, believing; this the only way to succeed in working up a permanent business. Gentlemen's Salts at all prices. Boys' Suits at all prices. In I3ieyele Suits we have a fine selection. Will be glad to see one and all. No trouble to show goods. JOHN UUETTEL & SONS, Macdonald Block. ii'IYGIIAl4l.