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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-05-08, Page 1INU A VOL, XXV,---NO. 1267. WINGIYAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, MAY S,1896. Si A YEAR IN ADVAN1 Marriage iiieortaes Order a tennis suit with UR before the Issued by FiaANze PATEBsoN, NO 3, Vio- season is too far advanced. G. H. fame tariff Atreet,Wingham, Ont, No witnesses required. —The junior footb club has or :• teed with Hugh Hamilton as eapta' and aro now ready for °halls es. IT PAYS TO ATTEND Ho lowies t We're doing this year than ever before, but we're not satisfied, we want to ,do more. We want your trade. Want it all. We have never before had so large a stock, Never had as good all-round values, and you'll find the assortments and qual- ties just a little bit better than you'll see elsewhere. We are offering you strong inducements 'to trade here and we know more business that if we once secure your attention you will become a a CENTRAL ; USNN S COLLEGE, TRATFORD, • NT. The L gest, Best and finest Be; pod School west o rironto. Everything thoroug. , rac5ical, and r.to-date. Nov Students admit gt any rims Enter this term and t,ico advant• u wt the lot attar Write Aar circulars: MAW & ELLIOTT Pr no 1s Ne Acts.. Chisraolm's—Spr ing. MoIndoo's—Spec l May Prices, Turnberry Town sip --Court of Revision, LOCAL, NEWS. —Don't forget the oncert tonight. --;A. C. F. meetin on Tuesday night. —Axe you going t the Firemen's Con. carte —Council meati again on Monday night. —A. good time fo .10 cents at the concert to -night. —The Athletic A. °elation haverepaired the fences on their rounds. You want a Iight, nobby, summer suit. G. H. Irvin's is the place to get it, ' —The Tines 3 mouths for 20 cents Sub- scribe at once and get the political Heirs. —Wanted—Immediately, a boy to learn printing. . Apply at the Trans office... purchaser and then like• many .others a regular customer. WASH DRESS GOODS. A bewildering lot of pretty colors -and patterns in all that heart could desire in Dress Goods to wash. No old stock to parade. The newest of everything and abundance to choose :from: SUMMER MILLINERY. A11 the newest and brightest that comes in summer headgear will be found in the Millinery Show Room, -where each week seems to find us busier than the other. We had ex- Teeted great success in. the xiew store, but the Killinery Department simply goes ahead in leaps and bounds in the manner that simply stir up the enthusiasm of every woman who loves anew hat or bonnet of most attractive style. ORDERED CLOTHING. Never has this store been as busy in this department as it is now and no wonder. We carry the largest .stock of Tweeds and Worsteds in town to choose from.. Prices out down ta the very lowest andd always .sure to get a. first-class fit. BOOTS AND SHOES. We carry nothing but reliable makes. We buy Nothing but what •we can recommend to our customers. W e earry twice the stock of any house in town. We mark the boots •down to the very lowest. That is . Why we are doing the trade in this department and still it is increasing;' BMV?li & BOWIE$ t Cheapest. T 5- .Al�ti�z ; s c,:c, C,11(.rtpest. The Only l.)irc"t llatportcrs. —See the fancy a sailors at Mrs. Green's, also trimme nillinery so .cheap and stylish, —The streets era g rting pretty dusty and it is time NW action Was taken towerdu having the at eats properly water- ed, —Air. R. Sallows, to of Goderioh, was in town on Wednesd y. Mr. Bellows sold his photography bnsi ess to W. A. Belden and will locate in K cardine. Big assortment of "Water Sets," entire- ly new desigus and cheap at N. A.. p'ritquminsai's. —Ur. J. B. Wats S, el Kincardine, was appointed Seeretary.f the Bruce Lacrosse District. Kincardin , Lucknow, Listowel and Wingham aro in this district. Prof. Gray's Herbal Bitters at Williams' Drug Store, 25e. ',J—Mr. Frank We ner, Ruettel's crack tailor, is moving his amily to town from Durham. They wit] ive in the cottage ox the corner of Johns a d. Shuter streets, "e• Prof. Gray's Herbal Bitters cures headaches, 25e. a package. %'—On Wednesday, xpress Agent' Mc- Guire ran through :n interesting parcel in the shape of a t oroughbrad mastiff, the property of Mr. overeen, of the Star, Photo Co., which wa shipped to lire from Delhi. , f The Union factory is running .full time and furniture is cheaper than ever at Ire- land's furniture store, Wingham. —The Rev. H. E ason will preach in the Congregation church on Sunday. Subject; Morning "God in Sunshine --Dog poisoners 're getting iii` their and Shadow." E ning:--"God's Answer ork and Reeve Spar 'ng's large,SOBern. to Man's Question.' rd Hee low. —Mr. Jas. McKelvie still leads the town for choice fruits. He has a choice lot of apples, also, a supply of oranges and lemons, selling from -15 cents a dozen up. —The Independ t Order of Foresters will have their anni rsary sermon preach- ed here by the Rev. Ir. Lowe on Sunday next at 3.30 o'clo . Surrounding courts and all brothers ar invited to be present, C. E. Williams sells pure drugs. Satisfaction guaranteed. —The ,Road and S •eats Committee bad. drays out on Monde ' gathering upgarbage from the public str re The clearing up of the past week ha made a marked im- provement in the g eral appearance of the town. It don't make any difference where you spend the 24th of May, you will feel un- comfortable if you are not bedecked in the —Mr. Wm. Clegg, r turning officer for jauntiest suit going, G. H. Irvin can East Huron, is goin . through the riding make you cgmfortable in that respect: posting the Proclaims ons for the coming —We have in all nes y twenty corms. nomination and electi n. pondents. If each of ese would sand us a budget of news e ry week, we would have a newsy and in resting paper. We have heard from sem of our correspond - tints only once or twi since the new year. Brush up friends, if y u are in need of any- thing let us hear fro you and we will be glad to supply your ants. Sand us cart loads of country ne --Parties who require printing of any kind, should not forget that the Trues office is the piece to have it done right and at prices consistent with good work and fair: profits, '--The young E lish lad who has been working for Dr. M donald for five or six months, took hind arture early Wednes- day Morning hefor the family was up and has not been seen s ce and it is supposedl that he has cleate tit. What makes it stil more strange is th fact that the lad seemed Tette contended wi i his position and grate- ful that he had so omfortablo a home. He spring. did not even air for a Settlement of his Ad- wages though the would ;ve been a s favor. ASP Williams' Little Dandelion Pills eure headache. Try them. —B. B. McKenzie vas the highest bidder for the weigh scales n D:tonday night. He pays 058 rent. 4 cans of fresh cot for 25c. every can guaranteed at N. A. 'Anciia.asoi's. --Tho town is ver quiet this week and business slow on ac punt of the farmers being busy getting i the crop. Just arrived—Baby Carriages at Ireland's Furniture Store, Wingham. t" —iVlr. G. McIntyr is moving into his house on Catharine ' treet, which he has had overhauled and icked. Heathiield's He ling Balsam is a. sure cure for the worst cold. At Williams' Drug Store. —For first-class tailoring and cheap gents' furnishings, try Webster cu Co. Remember the place, one door south of It, A. Graham's grocery store. —Mr. Benjamin W lson, manager of the Bank of Hamilton, l leave for Winnipeg n Juno where he will take charge of the ibusiness and will lik y be away for two years, see —G. T. R. trains for, Toronto and east leave Wingham at 6.28 a. m. and 11.20 a. m., via W. G. de B.; 6.85 a. m. and 3.25 p. m., via Clinton and Guelph, Good con. neotions by all'trains. —We are pleased in itis old place agai east, he and Mrs. away for about six he visited time Oobourg, Port Hop Ferguson says that parts never looked •see Clerk Ferguson after his visit in the rguson having been eeks, during which r to Peterborough, on g , and' Lindsay/Mr. Ile fall wheat in those titer than it does this —'rhe Star Photo Co. have all the g negatives taken by their predecessors. !1 - small balance in 1 ditionai copies in all sings- of portraits may be obtained nt reduced prices. Studios —The Band bo. Beaver Bleck, WinghamD i e7 i s 1 eir productions are ready for the Blook,IdariSiaton. q.' i u t p 2 h of . the rat 5tr 1 in the first style of the art, Your patron. age solicited. j not a- big cr --.Neto, novel, in active and interesting ; in Wingham tli will be the entertai ent in the town hall; their fault, In t on Monday evenin :May 26th, when the j a lacrosse matOh "Temple of Fame' will be presented by ! on the track, the local talent under ie management of Miss! the different ban Houghton, Ther re in all some 4:Odiffer. men and other in eat ladies taking rt 'in this interesting + small boy and fir programme, mein ing all the violinists, the tension. In singers and pretty girls of the town. We 1 atheletie *ports, are satisfied that a est enjoyable time is band exhibition. in store for all leo spend the 25th in by an entertain Wingham. forget Wingham s arrighte ingetting .til n it, g g great celebration on ay and if there is wd, and a good tithe t day it will not be e morning there will leo nil exhibition spesdtng rrqival and reception of the gathering of wheels eresting features from the crackers up to the roar of he afternoon there will be icyele rases and the grand Followed in the evening dent in the hall, Don't n May 25th. Geta free sample of Williams' Lit le Dandelion Pills ar,d be cOnvincett, There is nothing like thorn, —The Traveling 0, A. C. will visit 1 lowing places on th dates Ings to commence . t BlythMay I t• i2 Y2 Aub n May 27, Kri:taii Asa Hohnesville May f( are invited to sit wives and their dau airy est sent Il.uron A Prominent "I have eight children, health, not one of whom Scott's Emulsion, in boundless confidence.' out at given o'clock by the all the 101, meet. 1.60 sharp; May 26, Dungannon Lceburn May 50, All 28, Clinton fid, hters. esl June 1. ecially farmer q' Lawyer sayel every ono but which —,O't-Ing to the i weather, the attends odist church Mond Rev, Dr. (Gifford, of "The 'Mammoth Ca it should havo been. had the pleasure of man were well repa such threatening w day evening. The interest from start t the North-st Metho good deal about t preacher of Wingha lecture, but the expe were more than reali Gifford should com similar mission in the diet for him a muc Signal. —A movement is on bring about ascheme 1 petition has been circu nearly all the merclia ing themselves to c]os night in the week ex and $aturdays. Uuf the merchants for sour sign it. There is no being open so Iate if t and country were to e thought. The practic ping in the evening Buse for its existence. has grown out of th than necessity. It se clerks should be kept the week from half pa ing till ten or eleven a to break down the mos and fill dyspeptic gray talk of having pledges to be signed by the csti has zviy in good taken wife has clement state of the ce at North -at Meth - evening last to hear Vingbani, lecture on " was not as large at However, those who earing the rev. gentle - 1 for venturing out in ther as that of Mon. oture was brim -full of finish. 'The pastor of et church had said a e eloquence of the who was to give the r tions of the audience ed, and if Rev. Dr, to Gotlerieh on a future, we can pre. larger audience.— of to successfully r early closing. A ated and signed by s of the town, bind - at 7 o'clock every pting Wednesdays •ttlnately some at reason would not °essity for stores e people of the town ercise the least fore - of doing ones shop - as no reasonable ex - It is a habit that ghtlessness rather s most unjust that oused six days in seven in the morn - sight. It is enough rugged constitution There is some nt around the town ens pledging them- selves to do their shopi 'ng as early in the day as possible. If th : is done we hope that everyone will sigthe pledge, r • Paso Mr. Flack was in Miss Holmes is in te'iMr. F. Beck visited Mr. D. Sutherland week. • Mr. Kinsman, of 5 in town. eY Messrs. Mitchell an in Blyth. Mr. Jas. Huggins sp Kincardine. Ie. towel Thursday..r ro» t0 this week. ipley on Thursdays is in Toronto this •nin, spent Sunday Bell spent Sunday at Sunday last in t tdr. Wen. Pearl span family in Delhi.'* Mr. Chauney Jerom burg this week.\ Mr, and Mrs. Wilt cardine over Sunday. Dl: 'l is. R. Willson ison bas Mich., to visit her state Mr. Be Proctor and were in town Thursday Mr. A.M. Babb, of B friends in town on Sulu Miss Ritchie and her Brussels and back on hi The Misses MelKeozie on Tuesday and returnee siec Mr. John Mitchell, will leave fee England o Mrs. It. St. Johns, of A few days with he Sperling, Misses Matheson, Tto and r"arqubarson attend Convention in .Seafort Friday of this week, Mr. G. M. Campbell, hated very credibly f School of Practical Sci' few days with his broth bell. the week with his wheeled to Tilson- iettel were in Kin - gone to Munroe, f Lucknow, 0 4 w , yth, was visiting y lend wheeled to day. rove to Godoric'h Wednesday. umbar merchant, Wednesday. can, isspending toter, Mrs. it. 0, Moon, Reynolds Tea the Hera s C an Thursday and lea recently grad. net the 'Toronto ccs, is spending a Mr. C. A. Ca'tnp. The Qld foils', Pena they had 2 citified 54 mons to cleat During the Star' oder of 9 y, the kith bleu from the streets that many of QX •eptad, the Star' ]'holo .',. will maks fee s sittings of all per ous ver the age 01 roads needed gradin and recommended 50, and preserztiug ea • with an 8x10 Purchase of an im aved reed 0 achi plating portrait for i nin". All desirous Of th o ing advantage this offer are request- at a ponied 01 c •aade 1410d ieto ed t' attend the Star Photo Gallery, T3eaver recommended gran• ittiio sideivallcs to Block, during the forenooxt. Iaid on Josephine s rent; that a tile drain put in along Josep 'ne street to extol' fax north as Jol s Street or farther; asked the Council or %k000 to perches_ road machine and 'aka the necessary provereents in rate '.pow mar -use sow ---A rN Year0Us ate SiDEWATate crunch. TE srrriNo—EsTM.S.Tks tliegT4--ail NOI,ira:io sarwen SRESYEp. The fsgdiar m stilly meeting of the Conned was held o Monday evening, ;A• number of citizens ere out to watch the proceedings but on by one they dropped out, when the C until adjourned there were only two or tb • e present besides the Councillors and :presentatives of the press. Members present ere:—Mayor, Reeve, Depnty-Beeve, Coun'llors Robinson, Gol- ley, Kling, Forbes, a .re, Reading, Herds- man, Wilson, Ran on, Gordon and Shaw who carpo in late. Minutes of last m • ting were read and approved. The Clerk read the April, showing receip R. C. Sperling, Ceme ,Tames Clow J. A. Morton, town hall Wm. Robertson, " Unita) Factory re mortgage §. The Property C mmittee rocommen- that 60 trees b planted in the cemete and that the f. rce,and water -tank repaired; that th < old fence along the par be removed; that he pipe used for atreeei watering he exten ' ed across the railways that blinds be put u the windows of tb hall and the door the basement be en larged to admit a eam; that the scales ha; raised eight or to inches, for all of whicbq they wouldxequi • 5126. The Fire, Wa r and Light Committees reported that the had ordered a book and ladder outfit whic would cost 5260 anal and that they wo d require in all reboot 5375. Mn. T. McLean, ecretary of the Alert '• Fire Co, was hear. , asking for free use of reasurer's report for the hall on grid y, May 8th, to hold e. as follows: concert in order t. raise money to furnish cy lot 46 00 the meeting Too of the Company, the " 6 00 property thus ye in to belong to the 10 00 Council. ,... 2 001 On motion of ancon and Shaw the 5 00 request was grante Total 025000I The reports of t..: committees were then s readfro Balance on hand. 50 i 24, taken up clause by' lapse and descussed. A oommn,aication lv. m the Star Councillor Golfe said there was ne Photo Co. advising tie board that, when of trying to patei. the sidewalk onles ' they are disposed to m ke a grant towards 'phiri street fro J ns to T'icforit Th stringers were rote and would not Bold a helping to defray the • est of getting out an nail; the planks et : so warn that to pat' illustrated edition des• iptive of the town; p that trio,.Star Photo C t _would undertake in new plankso gsida of the old ones. 1 'the work in lieu of ret g tundra the walk urteei , and would not be a 1 g` a grant to out- satisfactory job. side firms for the purp On motion the com over for future cons' Communications, laid over to be take The Mayor revie - dition of the town s in debt to the exten and dollars and sta Council to consider ell their position be- Moved by Hanson, fore they incurred ny further debt. that the drain quests The report of the •ioance Cotnmmittee such time as the pa was read as follows: E. L. 1 ,'.kinson fees petition the Council loan to U. F. C., 51. April, 58.34; A. Patterson's house, 5 for Streeter's child, relief, Mrs. Montgon furniture for fireme. hill, assessor etc. Griffin, supplies for stationery, 55.55; ef, tery, 56; Thos. Mo 55.25; McLean et So Vannorman, salary, tramps, 85 cents; Rai Barbour, work on Page, work on street: medicine for Geo. Davidson, work on st printing, 31; Wingl refund lighting, 51. Light Co., 534.52; ,To. road 'outline, 40 cent ings and meals to indi The Finance Com the payment of all Gnifiin's, Longhesd's a Councillor Gordon reason that they had n payment of the first a were not certified. no doubt was torr bad not been aath. mod to attend these parsons, He wo Id State, however, that there was a pro dent for suoh a course as he believed .i r, Chisholm had been paid under a sinal 'r condition. . The • Mayor though should hear part of the epense as Valen- tine had lived there. Councillor Forbes cel Med to Longhead's e' The Mayor tbonn it it was time sortie- • un'cat'on was ]aid thing was done; .nld feel inclined to sisal'' recommend that tlCouncil proceed to e•road machine were have walks laid then of some forty thane - up later. Moved by Gordon seconded by Hanson, d the financial con- • that the Council to • the initiative steps owing that they were towards having a gr: olitliic walk laid an . , both sides of .Tosephi a street frown johns d that it behooved the to 'Victoria street. --.erica. seconded by Gordon, be ]aid over until res interested in* ' have it put down, ; 'T. H. Manuel, salary as is required hy,Ike unieipal Act. isbois, electric bell in Moved byfl i'ries1 mended by Robin. Geo. Ireland, cotliu son that thequestron'. •f purchasing a road 10; John Galbraith, machine be ]aft over, You- ry, 52; Thos. Bell, Moved, in aantjc t b Golfe seconds .' s room, 515; S. You- Y y' ed by Dore, -brat Ile Council purchase a .; ostage, „101.15; G. \T, first claims roaagtaoli'.:. all, 75c,; Alex. Tioss, The amendnien.G war lost end the motion Saint tea mingceme- carried. r re, labor on streets, Coun. Golley gave otice of motion to lumber, 51140;'Van, amend the by-law rely ug the impounding 533; provisions for of animals, 40 way fare, 30 cents; C. ;' Moved by Gordon, se ended by the Reeve, . treets, 512.70; Wm' that the report of the ublio Works Com - 54.110, Dr. Kennedy, mitten as amended ba • opted.—Carried. alentine, 520; John ; Moved by Hanson seconded by Shaw, 1 eets, 59; Jim. (lornyn , that the report of me Public Property be adopted—Cars m Orchestra Club, ; Committee re cemetor Wingham Bleetrio ; Tied. Golley, postage re j Moved by Golley, s J5 LOn bead, 1oc►f; -bat the report re! ent, 50 cents. l r'ed. ittee recommended moved by Bobieso cconnt�s excepting . that report re waters d Dr. Kennedy's• Carried. plained chat the { Moved by Deputy t recommended the Reeve, that the clan i a wo 1 tie uset he Y 1 and the color omen Dr. Kennedy's' be left otit of the ro et but the Dr. I adopted as read. Yeas—Reeve, Robinson, Forbes. Nays -Hanson, Reading, Dore, II that 'Turnberry I On motion, rep TheIr ' C a rman account,• Moved by Golley, s , that the report of the be adopted es read and account of "Ise. Moved as ittnenclnte, ed by the Reeve, k account be referred to zni t tea. --•.Am eu d m ent The report xs th sed. Public Work's Con nded by Wilson, inane° Committee offer. aid except GrifSn's The Mayor thou tce, rail. that the to insert a clause i pit which eland plained that Mr. C the pit; and had by Gordon, second• at br. itennedy'e the Executive Cont. better 5 lie over s n l, his offer in writin; Un tnotiott of B r'e and Depute-1be trricd, 5300 seas placed to he nredit of the '11;tltva it adopted ryas pas, Board.On: motion the ouncil acljo • 1 urneal nittee reported that next Monday tiiglti ended by Robinson, be adopted,—Car- , seconded by Gordon, g pipe be adopted.—.- eave,seconded by the e referring to blinds; of the basement door ort and the balance be puty-Reeve, Gordon, Shaw, Tiling, Golley, 'damn. t re scales was adopted* i s, the Property Commit - lug Clerk had omitted their report; re gravel have been in. Re or apnian wanted to bay ado the Committee an ht that the question had `4f i r.' pan Cha t p could pills