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VOL. XXV
NO. 1270.
WINGIJAM. ONTARIO* FRIDAY. MAY 429, 1896
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WE SELL CHEAP.
Hornuth
& vules
t.
THE BIG STORE.
Down goes the prices, com-
mencing Saturday, May 16th,
Everybody come if you want
bargains. Bring along your
trade and if you have not got
that let us have your cash.
You will get more for a dollar
here than you ever did before.
Look at the following prices,
which will speak for them-
selves :
Wide Shaker Flannel, 7i2e. regular 10c.
Factory Cotton 5 " 7
Toweling.... ' 5 It
7
Shirting........ 6 . " 8
'Apron Gingham 10 46 124.
Apron G•iinghum 8 10
*Shirting 9 " 121
Special Prices in lace Curtains,
Carpets, Hosiery and Gloves.
MILL/ERY
Never was cheaper. Business
never better in this depart-
ment and the Tidies are always
suited, which accounts for the
Big Millinery Trade, we are
doing.
BOTS AND SHOES
For one month we will sell
Children's Youth's and Misses
Boots and Shoes at a very
slight advance above cost.
Special Prices in Gents' .Fur-
nishings :
marriage Licenses Don't forget that Wm. Armour pays
leaned by 'Plums PA 'zresoer, No 23, Vie- highest cash prices for butter and ogee.
toria street,Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required, —On Monday. nigl
N w .Ads.
J I. Cassele—St y.
Farquherson's. 7 ens,
Irvin's—To th Front.
J. .A., Morton— xecutor's Notice.
Town of Wing ani—Court of I;tevision.
LOCAL NE
Dr. Sinclair,
Queen's hotel,
the 4th of June
night. Lung
Dropsies, Dise
Diseases trea
tion Free.
t,sotne person entered
the stable of Mr. 'Jo n Neelands and stole
his harness,' whip a carriage rug.
Itnported tomato and cabbage plants at
JAS. Wave/rtes.
—Carr 84 Sons, train merchants and
millers, have leased the store lately occu-
pied by Geo.. Good' boot and shoe stock.
The will move into heir new quarters dur-
ing the prosect wee
—For first=olass tailoring and cheap
00=c . gents' furnishing•s, try Webster re Co.
Remember the place, one door south of
will be at the R. A. Graham's grocery store,
s
ed
st
, Thursday first,
o'clock until 10 at
sea, Heart Diseases
with success. Consulta- Hies F. Carr, to W
Kenzie to London;
Drunnmondville; Mrs
don; Rev. Dr. Giffor
Brussels; R. Prior to
Perrie to Ripley; J.
of Women and Private People w
—Regular meetin of Town Council
Monday evening nex
Banks of Flowers for sale at Jas. Mo-
Kelvie's.
—The Tines s mo the for 20 cents. Sub-
scribe at once and ge. the political news. District of the Metho
House to rent on Gatnarine street. Ap- , at Brussels on Monde,
ply to Mits. It. }Inn suite There was a good
bad his , clergymen and layme
the track on , routine business, the
were elected to the 'di
te, but have your • District and Oonfere
j occupied the chair
Travel.
odatoo1; B. E. Mo -
Mrs. herdsman to
John Foster' to Lon.
and Dr. Towler to
ault Marie; Rev. D.
Cline to Toronto.
—The annual meet
e7—Master Charles McMannm
arsprained. while raoing o
d
Mon aY•. °.3,t'
M
$1 White Shirts for 75c.;
.25c. and 3oc. Ties for 20C.
• Cut prices in Fedora and Stiff
Hats.
GROCERIES
Vote for whom
gaits mte de by G.
y
! district, Rev. W.
-Regular meeti g of Court Maitland Secretary with Rev.
C. 0. F. this (F'rid ) evening. Important l and Dr. Towler as
st
' ere ue e
1 atEend ric
business. A fel a q l Stationery Conim>,tte
Wi11i4nas'"-Little Dandelion : Tills Missionary Coixritte,
eure heirdache. Try them. 1 Sunday School Coln
—Rev. itir. Perri has begun a class in , Birks and Mr. W.
the stone school, to
will hold meetin€
Never were as cheap here as
they are now. Look at the
following- prices :
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar $ 1 00
2G " Yellow Sugar....'1 00
6 'r Tapioca
6 " Sago .......... ....
6 " Rico...... . ....
4 " Corn Starch
5 •' Currants .
Cloths Pins, per dozen., •
-"Oatmeal and Castile Soap, a bar..
Biscuits, per box.... ,........... •
25
nship of Morris
there every
e League Committee, B
y and Mr. Yoe.
g of the Wingham
ist church was held
and Tuesday last.
ttendance of both
and after the useal
ollowing gentlemen
rent offices of the
ce, Rev. G. Buggin,
s chairman of the
Kerr was elected
A. K. Birks, B. A.
ssistant secretaries
, Rev. D. Gifford.
pr. VV7. B. Towler.
ittee, Rev. A. E.
. Kerr. E worth
v, G. H. bledick
evening. ` A. young man is foolish
Just arrived—Baby Carriages at Ireland's ordinary olothes,
Furniture Store, Wingharn. jaunty washable
rrie, has Irvin at the right price.
negational a Holiday sitors,
gin ills pastoral 'F T, A. Reid, Owen ound;' W. Mallow,
• • Paris; Mr, Kinsman, 'arnia; Mr. Derriek,
People who bought our imported tomato Toronto; J. Rani in, Seaforth; Herb.
Fred. McDonald and
ley; Mrs. Brennan,
rtson, Goderioh; Dr.
Mrs. McLeah and
know; Chas. Smith,
and Miss Curtis and
h; Mr. and Mrs. D.
b; R. J. Swan, Ed.
ur and Herb. Carter,
s, Port Elgin.
play 'tennis in
I he can get a
nnis suit from G. H.
25
25
2252
1-
5 5
—Rev. Henry
accepted a call fr
church here, and sjil
work.in June.
plants last year buy no other now. Bowles, Orangeville;
JAs. MCKEI,vIE.
Herb. Hutton, Bit
--D. Stewart an'.D. McDonald, eaoh Chesley; Miss Rob
shipped a load of ho to Collingwood and ;Agnew, Londet bore
Wm. Casemore, a to d of cattle to Mont- Mrs. McNabb, Lu
real, this week. • Owen ',Sound; Mrs
Prof. Gray's Herbal Bitters cures MissMcQuarrie, B1y
headaches, 25e. a package. B. McKinnon, B1y
—$5.00 reward wi 1 be given to ny per- : Brennan, W. Arm
son returning aiiet_ of sin = h nese, rub- Chesley; Alex. Holm
ber trimmed '.', d wh . . eti from the
Mon
night. ; }Ieathfield's Healing Balsam is a
and all the sure euro for the worst cold. At
Williams' Drug StOre.
stable of Jolie �,e ' ads Mo
Tho bridleJ. E e1 open on
articles we); Leo as`ne • .
Why do you not h,
suit, when G. H.
cheap.
—About 25 of our ci
of the special to atten
late Jacob Livingstoir
witness the unveilii
e a nobby.bicyolingPersot
n makes them so Miss Carrie 'Macdo
' days at home. ie
zens took advantage , The Misses Ste
[ the funeral of the visiting in town.
at Listowel, and to ; Mise Laten, of Ha iston, is the guest of
of the Jessie Keith Miss Alba Chisholm
ans.
tald spent the holi-
rt, of Lucknow, are
monument. ' - kir MissSaulMitch
The 'Union factory is running full time ' ing her parents into
and furniture is cheaper than ever at Ire- ,
I visiting in town thi
land's furniture Store, Wingham.
Miss Sadie Johns
'4„—John Wilson, 1'
ing train, Thursday
Manitoba and a par
Mr. Wilson Will be p)
during which time
attended to by D. I)
nate from the Onto,
The Thins wishes IN
trip.
20'
Best value in TEAS in town.
f+IdJ']laR 'J OJ Wt' COME«
Store closes at 7 o'clock except
Saturday night.
HMUH 9; DOM,
Alwal•::'
!*le Cheapest.
The -Only ., irect Importers.
S., left on the morn- Master Harry
for a tour throughY itis friends an
3 •
of the North West. g
u, . and Mrs, W
one two or three weeks, ten, were
e in town
is practice will be ably Mr.Sn t u E
Reid, V. S., late grad- the holidays with
io Veterinary school. ]VLr, Cliff Ruett
r. Wilson a pleasant on Saturday retur
Mrs. R. J.Swa
Prof. Gray's Herbal Bitters at ing old acquainta
Williams' Drug Store, 25e. Mr. G. Catnpbe
—Parties who require printing of any friends in Winghe
kind, should not forget that the TIMES returned to Caron
office is the plane , o have it done right and
nt prices consistent with good work and Mrs. A. L. Flan
fair profits. of Palmerston, a.
with her brother,
A Prominent Lawyer says:
"I have eight children, ovary ono in good Geta free sample of Williams' Little
health, not one of whom but has taken Dandelion Pills and be convinced.
Scott's Emulsion, in which my wife has There is nothing like thein.
b • undless confidence.' "
l, of London, is visit -
on, of Lueknow, was
week.
aw, of Goderioh, is
relatives.
It. Elliott, of Harris -
n Wednesday.
iott, of Ingersoll, spent
riends in town.;
wheeled to Owen Sound
ting on Monday.
, of (Mosley, is renew-
ce in town this week.
who has been visiting
n and St. Helens has
o.
'Icon, and son, Goldwin,
spending a.fow days
I. Lamont.
attested in accorda ce with resolution of
the Synod of Hami ton and London. The
pastoral charge of orth Makes, Rime -
stale and Enniskill: • was placed on the
list of congregation in this Presbytery.
Rev. A. McKay as appointed interim
moderator of the easier& of the pastoral
charge of North Ki loss, Riversdale and
E nniskillen.
A call to the Rev. olio Rose, of Ashfield,
from Malagawatch and River Dennie;
Cape Breton, was c• sidered.
Mr. MaoLeod pros cuted the call -on be-
half of Inverness Pr ebytery.
Commissioners fro • the session and con-
gregation of Ashfee •, supported a resol-.
etion of the congrega on in favor of re-
taining the services o Ur. Rose.
Mr. Rose asked a ontle's time to con-
sider the pall.
The Presbytery a• reed to hold an ad-
journed meeting at L cknow. en Tuesday
Jen° 30th at 1 p. , •, when final action
will be taken ragardint, the call.
The Presbytery est- ded - cordial wel-
come home from Selaud to Rev. Mr.
Anderson ' and express -d gratification at
his restoration to healt
A petition, from th . congregation of
Calvin church, St. H =lens . for leave to
dispose of their glebe la . • and to apply pro-
ceeds of sale to purcha a another glebe as
soon as one suitable is obtainable, was
granted.
A. petition to the Gen ral Assembly from
Mr. Robert Douglas bout appointing a
day of humiliation' eto and another from
Mr. Robert Douglas an others about the
attitude when at pra er in the public as-
sembly were transntitte. simplicitis.
Intimation was re) • of five ministers
from other churches intending to make
application to the As=-rnbly to be admit-
ted as ministers of the resbyterian oliurch
in Canada.
The Presbytery wil make application
to the General Assemb y on behalf of Bev.
A. Sutherland,. of Ripl. •, for leave to retire
from the active duties -•f the ministry and
to plane his name on t - e list of beneficiar-
ies upon the aged a d infirm minister's
fund. Mr,Sutherlaiid's ministerial service is
Jerin'
cit the grour. d
ng the front of the
and adjoining the
ll be fitted up with
e materially to the
sisting tomake aTon compacit public worshipt•te.ATessrs1re;r. Boll will also;iypointeAir. Peter Cam
Coniniiesioner to the
Session reewrite
p'res'bytey' of Maitland
--;lir. T. Bell has Presbytery of :daitla d met at Winghamfor the purpose of brMay 17th 1996.
show roots to the soPemission was g�u to the Congregemain building. 'Thition of Iluron eliu 1 to apply the pro -
plate glass tend will eeds of pato of globe and twards Iignid-
general appearance the building and *tees the debt on tic clurch.
will be valuable iOui oveituie to t to General Assembly
first eines show roWl 1 ted was adopted by the
,nese of•ethe aearill t p r •au-
r w p nullauto AlacLcocltbo f pYa solid brik block. basin Svcre elle to support the over-
build at the rear oftuilding in the fain tare before the .�sse ibly.
-•--Veal cutlets, mutton chop and prime
stake at reasonable prices. Boy call for
Orders if required. Tho best only, ie kept
at Geo. Shaw's Meat Market.
bell was appointed a
General Aesetnbly.
were examined and
over fifty years.
Mr: MacLeod is
the application befor
The committee on
the report was receiv
Mr. R. L. Camera
College, Toronto, ha
tory examinationpreach the Gospel.
Mr. M. Burton, :. A, ofKnox College,
Toronto, was licens d,by thePresbytery at
its meeting in Cha ham during the meet-
ing of the Synod, A eril 22nd.
The next meetin_ of the Presbytery will
be held in the Pres yterian church Luck -
now, June 30th at p. m.
JOIN MAcNenn,
Clerk.
appointed to support
the Assembly.
tatistics reported and
d and adopted.
a graduate of Knox
ing passed a satisfac-
as duly licensed to
Lucknow, May 26,
96.
C. E. Williams sells pure drugs.
Satisfaetion gua = nteed.
Cele
ation.
WINGIIAM'S BIG DA
nIcicrx RACES AND
IIP Teri DAY.—A
THE TEMPI
The murky clouds
Monday morning, di
{growl of people from
\Birthday celebration
molly were kept a
The day was certai
committee having t
have every reason to f
manner in which the
great deal of interest,
bicyle races and in t
crowd congregated a
Athletic Association
test.
In the morning at
football was played bet
and Blyth elubs, result
to 0 in favor of the lion
While this was in
Fire Company wee
their prompt response
ed the prol'ricty of the
taken. The dispatch w
the hose into position
playing upon on a
building
Y
is t
which the water was thr
that must CotiitAOttd itsel to every prop-
erty owner in the town.
The 62nd Walkerton t and, which lead
come in Sunday evening nd the Citizen's
FOOTBALL, TENNIS,
IILETIC sroRTs PILL
nOWDED ROUSE Al
' OF FAME.
and threatening rain
not prevent a large
ttending the Queen's
iere,tllough no doubt
ay on that account.
ly a success and the
e affair in charge
el satisfied with the
Pople turned out. A.
as centered in the
e afternoon a large
the grounds of the
o witness the con. -
exciting pare of
vicen the Wingham
ig in a score of 8
o team.
progress the Alert
ailed ont and by
the call, confirm -
name they leave
th which they got
nd had the avatar
thewith
idforce
l
i tluu
wn, is something
Band had tueanwhil- .ulivened and atIchd
to the morning's e tertainment by the
many selections whicl . they played. They
were Afterwards asst:ted by the Brussels
and Auburn Bands, both of which are
institutions of which ie citizens of their
respeetitre towns ;nay ell be proud.
The Brussels Ten
the morning train and
our home elub the resu
tlelew,
After dinner a proses ion was formed at
the park, headed ., the Wingham
Band, which was folio ed by the Walker-
ton, Brussels and Au urn Bands to the
Athletic:. grounds. The anoeuvring of the
wheelmenin marching nd counter -march-
ing was a pleasing fe•ture of the proces-
sion. The results of t ie sports are given
below,
s Club came in on
egan a match with .
t of which is given
Doubles—Cameron a • Stewart haat H.
Bowles' and Smith, 6, 2; 6, 3.
Ambrose and E. Bowl -s beat Ross and
Sinclair, 6, 4; 7, 5.
Griffin and Campbell, • letcher and Den-
nis, 6, 4; 1, 6; 7, 5.
Singles—Ross beat A. brose, 6, 3; 6, 4.
Cameron beat H. Bow es, 6, It; 3, 6; 9, 7,
Fletcher beat Campbel , 6, 0; 6, 4.
Griffin beat Stewart, 6, 3. 3, 6; 7,5.
E, Bowles vs. Sinclair, 7, 5; 4, 6; draw.
Smith and Dennis, dra
BICYCLE RA ES.
mile—F, Arscott, Wal erten; R. Cassey
Walkerton, G. Elliott.
1 mile—G. Elliott, F.
Graham.
2 mile -G. Elliott, R.
eott.
1 mile—open to all—L.
Elliott.
FOOT RACES
100 yards—G. Hanna,
wood.
200 yards—G: Hanna, Klump.
Boys under 12 years— V. Kling, A.. Mo-
Unire, M. Ross.
Old men's-race—B, El iott, J. Elliott.
Egg and Spoon rac M. Ross, Roy
Inglis. .
Girls' race—Grace Sn 'th, Lillie Lang.
Boys' race—A. Silver, R. Tindall.
TEMPLE OF mots.
Amost unique and i teresting program
was rendered by the lad es of Wingharn in
the ' evening. In al about 00 took
part, under the ab e supervision of
of Mrs. Houghton who is to be congratul.
ated upon the.unparall.f ed success of the
concert. The 'cheroot s 'represented are
too numerous to descri e individually, but
much credit is duet the ladies for their
picturesque and test f al costumes and
aptness of representat'.rt.
Miss Vanstone repr::ented the Goddess
of Fame and to her to ple.came worsen of
ancient and modern enown, eaoh in turn
presenting their Ola m to the crown of
fame. +' The goddess II -ally bestows it upon
the mother as the qu 'n of women. ;elle
crowing scene was one verted into a tableau.
The view of the st ge representing the
tenaple,with its beast fully draped thrones,
that of the goddess i white and gold, and
the others in the nati
worth the price of ad
A packed house, wl
stood both lack of sp
vouched well for t
throughont•the prog
performed her duties
her well known *bili
The baguet given b
the person taking her
ed by the judges to
represented Madam
rsoott, Wesley
assey, F. Ars-
Jones, Samuel
J. Klumn, At -
nal colors, was well
is8100. 1
ase enthusiasm with-
ce and intense heat,
e interest displayed
1
einem. Mrs. Marks
s accompanist with
M. H. Mcindoo to
part best was aware]- .
Miss Sperling, who;
rso.
EAST W WANOSH.
Miss Lizzie Ed yards is visiting
friends in Credito
Mr. W. and
visiting friends at
Quite a num
sports in Wingha
Mrs. J. MCGuit
spending a few w
and relatives on t
We are sorry
Wm. Scott's bat
completely destro
Monday evening.
The ice trea
auspices of' the i.
tion on Monday \
In the evening
between the team
Westfield was pia
victory for the fot
1, The program
was something ex
$40.
LON
On Sunday 1
at the members
Londesboro lod e, S. 0. E. wi-t
good number„ fiylae . bi'ethern.f :
Olinton and erl'nlih)el', . met In r1
Foresters ball • id marched "toy
Methodist•Chur lt,whtere JRev, 4.:
Fair prenchecl e of the best se;nio
ever preached t any society its t
neighborhood, Rev. J. Ferguson o
Southtrnpton w s have l l
but was detaine' byto xllness,proa c't
lent .and, suitabl; music was farn.is
ed by the choir- r f the eh'arch. Aft*
the serried the b ethreri formed an
marched back to he hall, whers,tbe
usual votes of th
A hearty vote
passed to the'iev
able and patriotio
of the resolution
forwarded to hi
the metubers of
will attend the par
Lodge nextSundaSi
nkswere passed
f thanks was -also
IT, J. Pair 'for
la
sermon•and ace
as ordered to be
A number pf
ondesboro lOcige
de of the Clint:
BLUE LL1D
Messrs. Duff & St
chased anew plane
Mrs. Stacy, of T
very poor Health.
Mr. Frank Scott a
colm Scott -spent the
day in Seaforth.
Mr. Louis B. Du
Exeter last Friday
Teachers' convention
Mrs. WM. Spree
spent the Queen's
her nephew, Mr. 11.
Miss Bella Irwin
Laughlin, of Brussel
Miss Etnma McCrae
vale road this week.
rMr. Farrowe s*
gangrene of the fat
his extreme age but
entertained for his r
Messrs. Beattie, Be
Walkerton wheeled
to visit Mr. Robert M
Jones won the b
Wingham on the 25t
The communion
Presbyterian church
were conducted by
Kay, of Lucknow.
members were added
roll.
.wart lave spur
rnberry, is in
d. Master Mal-
ueen's birth-
, . wheeled, to
to. - attend ' the
, of Seaterat.
Birthday with
uff.
d Jennie Me-
were visiting
n of the. Bine-
sitiffermg° Erode,
and owing'ta
light hopes;aro ..
ovely,.,�•
1 and .]'ones, of
er on Sunday
Pherson. litr.
cycle race ' iii
ervices in the
last Sabbath.
Rev: Mr. Mc.
Several new
to the church
BLYT
Messrs. Ii,. Howar
Goodland, Sundayed
The regular meeti
F. was held. in
Monday.
Aiesrs. J. 'WV.
Scott, were in Walk
on Monday.
Quite a number
the sports in Cliuto
on the Queen's Birtl
Quite a numl`er -
of this town, inten
Court Belgrave on
next.
We are sorry to
McMillan is seriou
little hopes are ent
recovery.
Mr. Joseph He
Michigan, who has
several year is
parental roof.
Mr. John Ke
residence on Iain
with brick, Mr. R
ing the work...
The roof of' the '3ainton 13ros., tan-
nery was on fire of e day last week,
but was soon pu out without any
serious damage.
Messrs. J. G. Em gh and 'W. Drum-
mond attended the funeral on Sun-
da- of the late Ja b Livingston, of
the firm of 3. & J. ivingston, Listo-
wee.
We understand that His Honor
Judge Doyle, has g .ven his decision
against ,Tames liar , in the ease of
James Barr and 13 •tit Corporation,
which was heard at the last sitting
of the 12th Divisiot Court.
,l
krs. Fenwick are I
Flesherton.
er attended the
on Monday.
e, of Sullivan, is
.eks among friends'
le Gth conccrsion.
o learn that Mr.
at 'Westfield was:
•ed by lighting on
social under the
restticld congrega•
as a grandnieces3.
a fioth:all match
of Lelgrayo and
•ecl resulting in :7,
ner team by 2 to
ie given at night
client. Proceeds
sr., and Wm.
in Goderioh.
g of the C. 0.
atson's hall ort
'ell and T. W.
rton on business•
f citizens took in
and Wingham.
day.
f the C. 0. F. of
paying a visit to
Monday evenitig
tear that Norman
ly ill at present,
stained as to his
ron, of Detroit,
been away for
isiting under the
y is having his
street, veneered
Howard, jr., de.
The present tet 1 ringhas been
a
very favorable Brie for bees. Mr.
Petals (4rttnt Culros hit'ed at swarm
on the 13th of May licit is unusludir
early.