HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-05-22, Page 8i.`UE \V IN RAM TIMES, MAY .22, 1SU$
MAY
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e all on the alert and full of
n over last week's sales.
azisuw that the reductions made
mine. We know that the
prices ARE :APO- AL. We ex -
see the store crowded each
We intend to do a double
nt of trade. We know that
e intent, and make prices to double
ke trade.
You Want to Save Money
You Want to Buy Seasonable
Gorda of Reliable Qualities
t Reduced Prices This Week
This week is the time to buy your
Dress Goods, Silks, Wash Dress
1 M 1' Parasols, Shoes and
News Notes,
Chief Justice Meredith it is
noiitrertl, will be knighted on,
Queen's, Birthday.
The Sarnia, Observer sa�s� that
Rev. J. C. Madill, of the Congregat
gatioual (March, of that town, has
ra�igned, He has received a call.
from IXope Street Congregational
church, Toronto, and it is with t,
tln-
the
t' t accepting the call that Mr.
trt�r ItIO>s»
tav,i -4xl:t tlz:ayc>: At the- Maass,
Wingtr(ral. on \lily 20th, by the lRt'v. D.
P,jrrre, r. John Ons to Miss J nnie
Stephenson, both of TurnherrY•
DIEU
WALTERS --In Lower Win'ghitm. lift
piny .16t , Rtuhard Walters, i ged 85
years.
JoIiNSTO1i -In Kira 1 Ise. on Stay 18th.
Adam Johnston, aged 31 years and 2
months.
Madill resigns his present charge..
A'er riblc accident occurred on ' M °1
Tuesday in Messrs W. Tobey and 4 fs offering the
Cu's tannery Collingwood, by which stylish stock of
an employee named John McKinley HATS
wa; instantly killed. No one saw •
the aeeident,bat it is supposed he was
oiling the shaft mill when his clothes
caught, and he was whirled to
death.
The Canadian Government is
ntoeking the Canadian side of Lake
St. Clair with fish spawn. On
Monday the tug Arthur Jones took
Goods »as ins araSo S, toes t 90 Car1S Of white fish and pickerel,
Sri ytics, Carpets and Lace Curtains, t
rdered and Ready Made Clothing, spawn, hatched in the Canadian fish
:Straw and Felt Ilats, Gloves and
Hosiery at M. II. 11Ielndou's,
;SATURDAY-SARCAIN DAY,
E Table Linen, half bleaehed,regular
50c, for 35e.; Dress Goods, plain and
fancy, regular 5Qe. for 35e.; Dress
Goods, all wool serges, 25c. for 18c.;
.Ladies' Cashmere Hose, regular 50c,
for 35c.; Ladies' Fast Mack. Hose,
regular 15c. for 10e.; Faney Shaker
Flannel, regular 12zc. for 8e.; Fancy
Handkerchiefs with Valencienous
Lace, 12?;e. for 5c.; Special in Jet
Trimming in sets at half price for
1Saturdrly- only ; Special in Parasols,
regular $1.25 for 95c.; Lace Curtains,'
' regular $1.75 for $1.25 ; Lace Cur-
tains in cream for 25c. per pair ;
Fancy and Plain Prints for
Silk Grieves, plain and fancy, •cream
,nd colors, regular 40e. for 25c.;
Large lot of remnants of Tweeds,
;Ace. Ribbons Dress Goods at about
hatcheries in Montreal, along the
Canadian Shore of the Lake and
delivered them into the water at
various intervals.
The Palmerston Mechanics In -
stitute has a membership of over 100.
The officers elected the other day
were: -President, Wm. Jamieson;
vice-president, Rev. T. A. Moore ;
secretary, J. Schaefer ; treasurer
Sam. Fleuty ; Directors. Sam. Fleuty
'D. Forsyth, John Oliver, John Mc-
George, Ed. • Woolbridge, J. G.
Combs, A. Ross, H. F. Foote and Dr.
W. T. Wood ; librarian Miss Mc-
Comb.
A startling coincidence occurred
in the village of Shakespeare on
Friday when the death of two of the
best known residents of the section
died within the space of half an hour .
Deceaseds were John Clancy and
his wife Cathariue Clancy., The
wife died first, and iinmediatelc-
half price ; 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar upon hearing of her death the .hus-
for ,L; 25 lbs. Coffee Sugar for :µ1s band expired of heart failure. Mr.
Clancy was aged GO and his wife 65.
Mrs. Sarah Havalard, a life convict
of the State Prison at Jackson, Mich.,
arrived at Tecumseh, Ont., Monday,
having been pardoned after'serving
30 years. Her crime was the Murder
of her three infant children. Her
husband being dead, another nu n
offered marriage, but objected' to' the
children, and she took this desperate
means to free herself, She will spend
the remainder of her days with her
daughter here. She is old and feeble.
The Travelling Dairy exhibited Messrs Macdonnell and Scott,
M. H. McIN000.
WROXETER.
See 'he prHtty gide. Mn,.day night,, May 2:th at
lvinghnui.
J. Barnard is agent for the
'Times, and is authorized to receive
subscriptions, or any orders for work
required.
Mr. John Hayden, representing
Sloan & Crowther, of Toronto, was in
:town on Tuesday.
and
CORDON
most eornplete and
SHIRTS,
TIES
To be had hi town or city.
. UP.
STRAW HATS FROM r
BOOTS AND
Our large trod- in
proves clearly t
prices are cor•rec
utensits and made butter here this
week, and was fairly well attended.
The junior base ball team from
Brussels played the juniors of this
place on Friday. Score, 15 to 11, in
favor of Brussels.
The Harriston High School foot
ball team played here on Thursday
last against our boys, and scored a
goal each.
R. Black was in Harriston this
week on business.
The Rev. Coburn, `of Toronto,
preached in the Methodist church
here last Sabbath.
Miss M. Beaton, of Allandale, who
'Stas been the guest of M. Mosgrove,
of Turnberry, returned home on
Tuesday.
Miss E. Hastings, of Turnberry, is
HOES
oats and Shoes
a our styles and
GROCERIES.
/1 E1 TINO OF HURON UNIT
W I COUNCIL..
The Council of the =rporation of the
County of Ilurot wil meet in the Court
Ro,nn, in the �'0 1 ot Godorioh, on
'l'ue,day,the 2 :ay of June next, at
3 o'clock p, ua. W, LANE, Clerk.
Dated May 10th, 1590.
..A. T_�
CANTBDLL'S aoro
As usual our stock is fresh and
pure and are sold at very close
prices. Bargains this week, viz.:
50c. 'DEA for 40c.
40c. '• " 35e.
30c. " " 26c.
These Teas at regular prices are the
best value in the market. Large
stock of NEW CANNED CORN, which
will be sold at 5 cans for 25e. Same
reduction in every department.
One price only and that the lowest.
D. AI= GORDON,
Wingham.
nders for Addition. to
House of Refuge.
Seale tenders will be race'
uodersig d (merited tend
of Refuge) p to the 21:D
1890, for bu
Rouse of Refu
Plans and spe
the office ot Wor.
the office of the
Bride, London.
The lowest
sarily acne
ding an
e at C1'
'fins
solicitors, Toronto, were ordered
yesterday to pay the costs incurred
in an action brought by Mrs Minnie
McMillan, of Clinton, against Rev.
W. F. Wilson, T. S. Moodie, and
John Skirning, as executors of the
late Jane Hannah, to recover a leg-
acy. The action was dismissed for
want of prosecution. The firm of
solicitors were under the impression
that they had been instructed by
Mrs. McMillan to bring the action
but the Master decided that Mrs.
McMillan bad given no instructions,
and ordered the solicitors to pay the
costs.
Another old pioneer of Bruce coun-
ty passed away Tuesday morning in
the person of John Corbett, who was
born in Sutherlandshire, Scotland,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. J. about 72 years ago, and came to this
Rann. country when a young man, living
MeKelvie & Forsyth, our woolen in Cape Breton and Oxford county
for a time before finally settling
down in Kincardine in the early
fifties. He was a member of the
Presbyterian church and a staunch
Reformer, a decade ago representing
very ill. Kincardine township at the county
Dr. Macdonald, of Wingham, ad- council as reeve for a period of eleven
dressed a meeting of the electors in years, Mr. Corbett's death was due
the town hall here on Tuesday even- to paralysis of the brain. Ile leaves
ing. Mr. A. Munro occupied the a wife and nine children, all grown
mill men, are receiving a large quan-
tity of new wool, which is unusual at
this early season.
Mrs. D. Fisher left for Toronto on
Monday, to see her father, who is
Date
chair.u p
Mr. Dickinson will address the
people on Friday evening, when Dr. A reporter for the Guelph Mercury
Macdonald is expected to be present. is going around in company with an
angry scowl and and a soiled suit of
clothes. HIe Was in a grocery store
While the severe electrie storm examining some maple syrup. It
VAS passing on Thursday evening was a genuine local article., the pro-
Adrian Moore, of Corinth, was struck duct of Canadian industry, and it
-w-ith lightning, rendering hien un- resented the patronizing manner in
Conscious. He and his father were which the Grit reporter was hand -
shelling corn and owing to the heat ling it. Just as the newspaper man
the doors were left open. Dr. Shaw had his eye down to the stopper to
WWI immediately summoned and see how it worked, the stopper flew
worked all night trying to bring up at him and the syrup followed
bac copse ousness, but was tin- stat. The reporter got some of the
successful. Mr. (leo. Jackson's eontetita in the neck ; also on his
barna were striae zv g g
in two different places. One of the and vest. Though the syrup was
bolts entered the pig pen, killing one exceedingly sweet, it is said the
of the pigs, but fortunately it did scribe feels decidedly sour ever since
Prot set fire to the building. the accident happened.
n
ed by the
tor Hoene
AY or JUNE,
clition to the
top.
ons can he seen at
ata, Chncon, or at
ehiteut, H. C. Me -
just arrived a new stock of
STEARN'S
EINE PERFUMES - SILVERWARE.
All the latest odors.
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fix
grograutmattarioum
WE STILL LEAD IN
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
JEWELERY,
any to
d.
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er not maces -
Try CAMPBELL'S
rediton.
HEADACHE
WAFERS
25c. per box or 2 wafers for 5c.
A CURE GUARANTEED.
NT CO ICI I
To the Several Owners of the Real
Properties on the East Side of
Josephine Streets, between Vic-
toria and Diagonal Streets.
COLIN A. CAMPBELL,
TELEPHONE DRUG STORE,
2 Doors South of Post Office,
WINGHAM, , ONT.
FARM TO REI`
.t4 200 pore farm to rent,
r and tirst•elass buildings.
It 125, \Vingham, Ont.
rl
9 'r
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is EYE SIGHT TESTED FREE
OF CHARGE.
tn
ivtcred
7 to box
WE LEAD OTHERS
FOLLOW. fad
MUNSHAW,
THE OPTICIAN.
Fit
GC TO
GEO. OARR
FOR YOUR
Summer Suit
and get suited in FIT
and PRICE, also for the
newest in
CENTS' FURNISHINGS
at lowest prices.
Geo. Carr's
Opposite Chisholm's Drug
Store, Wingham.
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Take notice that the Council of the 4
Corporation of the Town of Winghain
intends to undertake the construction of l
a granolithic sidewalk along the east aids
of Josephine street, between Victoria
and Diagonal streets, in the said roWn, 1
and to assess the final costs therof upon i iA
the real properties fronting or abutting i
thereon, according to the frontages v
thereof, unless the runjority in number
of the owners of such real properties,
representing et least one half iu value
thereof, petition the Council against the
same within one month after the last
publication of this notice, which shall be,'
made on the 29tb day of May, instant.
J B FERGUSON Clerk
Wingham, May 14th, 1896.
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k ith li ht nin face and shirt front and new coat
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To the Several Owners of the Real
Properties on the West Side of
Josephine Street, between Vic-
toria and John Streets.
Take notice that the Council of. the
Corporation of the Town of Wingham
intends to undertake the ronetruction of
a uranolithio sidewalk along tho west
side of Josephine street, between Vic-
toria and John streets in the said town,
and to assess the final costs thereof,upon
the real properties fronting or abutting
thereon, according to the frontages
thereof, unless a majority of the owners
of such real properties, representing at
least one half in value thereof, petition
the Connell against the same within one
month after the last publication ot this
notice. which shall be made on the 29th
day of May, instant.
J. B. FERGUSON, Clerk.
Wingham, May 14th, 1899.
Know What You Chew
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'fhe tiiiore you use of it the better
you like tt.
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ness on merit, and we are still,ready to give our whole attention to this.one depart-
ment and thus
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
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slid n -lay fittingly be called a "back number," Our speciality is
TAI LORIN
And
we cannot be under bid. Look at this list :
PANTING -S $2.25 UP.
TWEED SUITS $6 UP.
SERGE SUITS $10 UP.
BLACK WORSTED SUITS $ 12.50 TO $35.
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OPPOSITE BANK OF HAMILTON.
GEO.. H. IRVIN,
" THE" TAILOR,
WINGHAIVM, ONT.
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