The Wingham Times, 1896-07-03, Page 51�
TUE - ` I'V' GHA1I TIMES JULY 3, 1896.Gt
,
Taut Tuesday night was only
pec l IFinabli attributed
ltt.' In dish0, scourge to
of
to what was to follow on Wednesday i' 1886, Prof. Arthur
night. On Wednesday word was bacteria
bacteril nature by eul-
reeeived from .5. McMullen, member proved re -
west, that be and toat• celebrate e turn out tures so medy I and
learn tiof is cutting- out
would p
great a victory with his Minto and and burning the affected benerall
Harriet= friends, Talk about your When
alt tree ins- becomes
be cut down
gatherings in Winnipeg, Massy
Hall, Shomer Park, ]Montreal, &c., When the branch is sawn or cut off
butI am sure rt more d hearty Mr. Me- linseedl to oil. paint
The a thmput tions shoald
e cut end with
stration than that tendereded
elow the
Dinkier was relurnoutlis fair be made a foot or arrived blackened spots. That ron the e apple
Dominion• A large
from Clifford and Palmereton before
e� banches from Mrs,
disease, It o1saihQs lot
be
night and thcso with the y
from Minto and Ilarriston fortned dreaded even more than blaek Knot."
into procession and wentcontingent Free Press. ,
J. on
the Mt. Forest
escort
which was headed by the band of
that town. The procession when it 1SIA.NSLAVGT-ITEki.
returned to town was the longest
ever seen ins these parts, r The
and AINcLU,DED T AYOTH1:lt CHRISTIAN
ER AND THE DO2TOR,
eipal streets were again pa scxuNc>J crASE.
the shouts of enthusiani of the thou- __—
sands that hived the streets and fol- _
IOWA in the procession knew no Toronto, Ont., June 2 hc.td be fore
bounds. After the procession an Christian Science ease, .
adjournment was made to the large heaocoroner's aslnt nh thdethfAdelie
Maria Gradson, a verdict. of man-
slaughter was turned.. against the
father and mother . of the deceased
and against Mrs. Eliza Beers, the
Christian Scientist, who treated de-
ceased. Deceased died, and the posts
mortem: examination showed she had
died from. pneumonia and heart
failure. She. . was treated by Mrs.
Beers. for several days, with her own
(consent, and that of her .parents, and
died shortly after leaving Beers
house. A verdiet of manslaughter
was return Aoneepreviously againist
Mrs. Beers in connection with the
deeth from diptheria of a child she
had treated, but the Grand Jury
threw out the bill at the A OtZes.
KINTAIL.
'assessed as owner' of N1• Nz; lot 31,
SYRINGES.. con, 3, and Charles Ax instr•ong to be
�7 tl' lao erty,
l:Vr
I this
ofp
assessed as tenant op
I Fred. Champion to be assessed as
f tenant of N W pt lot 28, eon. 6, I in-
stead of John Nixon. The. follow-
' ing names were added to the roll:
•
See our Syringes, we have everything
in the Syringe line:
Bull Syringes,
1ot `29 con, 2
10 • Matthew B, Lockhart, ,
Xtx7�` Syringes, M F F. S • Lawrence Patterson, lot
3, 9 M, I! . F. S.;
David Naylor, lot 30, con 10, M,
Syringes, $�$• ' Iohn H hoover, con. a,
Bulb Syringe for fifty cents, but we I can. 9, and Geo g
more and get a better 110, each a dog George
Off. Wni.
advise you to pay
one. l.�'ougtaill Bulb,
are ar Pr adyto Bone, lots 3G, eon, 8, to be assessed
ex many to the Bulb. We are ready to fora dog transferred over to him
ISHOLM'S grave on the 8th eon.
WING1111.41/11.1., Mr.Robertson, seconded
The goods that sell are the kind you mens roll as now Sutherland,
andcorrect-
that the assess-
tivant. .
— t.d be passed; and the court closed
for the present year—Carried, Mr.
Council resumed. Moved by
Coultes, seconded by �ie'l .Sc tg ' that
to the
as soon as the papersr James
fence viewers' award pe are safe
erlot `18+ , 4, are
betweenwhere
two we
tbreel thousand rink
receivedbfrom Godeieh, ,ole were assembled. The r
'surer be authorized to pay the town- peopleand
ship's share of costs in thus case iu t%od bet end deorcorated
vg lilseated,
eat a ,but
fail—Carried, dation for those present, consequent-,
f;, f Div from Wm. Camp- ay the seats were •gives to the ladies.
bell, clerk of Division Court, Blyth,
being copy of judgment given in After all
gas in order.rdown,
eech
above case, received and filed. C,rma n,. -Mr. Geo-
the abo dorm with the
Gray was A. S. Allan, ex -M. P. P.
for West Wellington; Jas. Grieve,
ex -M. P. for North Perth;
John
Oliver and Air. McEwen, of Palmer-
.
r�
• 29.con.4I F. F. S,; Beni. 1?,
Infant Syringes, rg8S, Anderson lot X10, con. ,
t,
We uan furnish You with a satisfactory Robinson, eon. 8,Charles
Cha le John con,
explain their advantages Edwin Wightman near 13ei-
M CH DRUG STORE \from f l; A.M ONT. Moved by
EAST WAWANOSII.
Mr. John Elliott, sr. has gone to
Clifford on a visit. •
Mr. Menzie erected a fine new
barn on day last week.
The stone masons are engaged
building a •wall under G. Walker's
barn.
Miss Letitia Reid has returned
after a couple of weeks visit with
friends in Londesboro.
Miss Mabel Mason attended the
Presbyterian Sabbath school picnic
at Bluevale, on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Wm. Elliott, while visiting at
her daughter's, Mrs. W. Johnston, of
Westfield, was taken ill and'is tying i
in a very low condition.
A few who took in the excursion
to Detroit last Saturday were Mr.
and Mrs. Small, Messrs. Jaynes and
is
Robt. Shiell and Joluallteid,.s w`4 `'
V Mr. Clow's barn •w'fts'struck by
lightning and bur.o the ground a oa
on Thursday. nig t of last week, Moved by Mr, Robertson, second- y
passed ed by Mr. Sutherland, that the •roaal l some choice strainscon the bag s hintedthate .
where a severesection lectric storm St lot 28, con. 4, be sold `Some of the spec
over ding iof the butcowoo. The I ssoonaallowance,
appointed to attend t,a l would have the title • Hon.
some of of his
in was insured would not as soon as possible and that Reeve i a short time Mr. .Jas. McMullen
building!Patterson be pR t name and we have efore his
cover the loss.' orients say if he comes
The un. J Presbyterian picnic thishe matter—Carried.
and Treasurer were bitterest opp
held in Mr. Johuas a bushanJest success,ssauthorized to borrow front the Bank . back for-re-eleetio With thisntitlehe
day weather n was a grand of, Hamilton In Wingham, the sunt.. Yill be elected by to speak, Mas
the weather being hue wasm greatly
given after cheer, the immense
in its favor. The chief aa e. A of
8500 to meet current expends- I given cheer on t0ir r feet and cheer -
good swinging, base ball, etc. law No 6, 1896, ratifying the t crowd rising
o•ramme was also rehdered. By- • B 1 �, No mg themselves hoarse.. \i r. hie-
Mod pro„ ]sullen said quiet l d b n
Music being supplied by Misses same, •r cad, resting as
•Bintoul and Anderson. Roy, aort ds
dresses were delivered by
-Half and Rev. E. A. Shaw. After
which all sat down to the good things
of this life in the line of eatables.
HOLSTEIN OAI
FARM TO RENT. Is �1<a ►peril.* STA '.
T to rent, well watered We underhut'S` interested ta r tor g• ,1,
e 111 . rt of t
e optimally
A We. acre e, Apply ie. box slue t �:
1!n!1 first cissa buildinf3s• buil suis• We ht r to usattth the people$
12J, Vi!ingktain, tint, that we I u We tt,ar1 d 1n the pair, raollyus to oiau,.j
milk v. is clean 'awl l pure.Qur OUr eUYtotil &tarp our beet
reeontittendatlon.
----WILL OFFER--
GREAT
l�'I�'l� R —
GREAToBARGAINS
IN EVERY DDPAROT�•T�E� �, OF DURING
AND WELL ASS 'MONTH.
HE REMAINING DA OF .THIS M i with
T
In spite of hard times, business has been increasing
the
us, and we are bot ndto ricestake it t:h� t cannill est beCer, beaten. We have
goods you want a p
secured a number of lines below �manufacturer's hs�eryaur choice.
e
secured
you are prone- makers, coriit. early
We are determined to turn over
our stock, if
if lbw arid see il..do
it, space will ,not permit us to d. i pr c , •
r
yourself.
SATTJRDAI 3 IGr3 T -�.• . �..
• pe.
Is a very busy bight, we would therefore milt our manyt mib rs better
in that wal ht Iter
sible to come youer end dor our shol5pin,;, t the
.
able to attend you. We will herease our staff for Saturday 'nig
wouldaad
customers to bear with us, if we are not able to give y
attention
Application was made to haves
some gravelling and filling up dome
near the bridge on river, cons. 10
and 11, Messrs. Robertson
Sutherland were authorized to attend i sten ; Mr. DicEacbern, of Clrf1'or d a
to this, and have it done if they conn• last, but greatest sof- all, err. James
sidered it rally necessary. all,Mr.:i gave
The Treasurer reported lash i ! McMullen, speeches in'thelorde named, while
haud 26th May Last, $246.29; pais] j P
I out sines Heat date, $64.50, leaving i Mr. McDonald, of Palmerston,, ren
lance on hand at date of $191.7, acott shered some exCellent loyal and
soxigs' and John McLeod gave
askour;
we would like.
24TH • MAY—Leave year wraps Inouye store, we •will talte call of
them for you.
DIVESSMAKIIN 44 S LA:AJ'
G. ,. ..;,
WI'iT:GHA1 :`
MACDONALD BLOCK -
The Presbyterian church • of this'
place was on Wednesday . the scene
•
of a very interesting ceremony, when
two popular young ladies of the con-
gregation were married. Miss
Jennie Cowan was wedded to Rev.
W.' R. McIntosh of Allendale, and 1
Miss Hetta McIntosh became the '
wife of Mr. A. A. Goodhand of
Det.oit. The Rev. J.. Rose, • the
pastor of the congregation, presided
and the knots were tied by the Rev.
ilson B. A., of Niagara halls
and passed. y- av after is s tie 1 v . Iv ,
7, 1896, age of to chests c MissKin Cowan
he' most happiest incidents in `Glenallen, respectively.osh vre Cowan the Village of Manchester into a ., restored
d that the present oeeasron w South, and D. McKinnon, of
police village, also read and passed. ,one and he gowned in white satine. bed white
ifully
Dedentrirf were ordered eo be (never fois rget honorshownhim and Missetrimmed with gold and
of Wm. lleacon, could not re-� alpaca, tulle veils
signed in favor to night. He said betheywore
s
building approach to bridge on river, g with orange blossoms, and carried
:cons. 10 and, '11, �8; David Robert- (rain from thanking the ladies who Rornan pearls;
,out and had so literally covered • him with their siscars, ]lid
takingaaccattnt fy, fittingo
to Rouse of tlowebefote resuming his seattthat he were rink. Ile attended uets of by al roses. They
Jag. .30; jr.,
Refuge,- gra3 l foCharles Campbell, said
J
Parliament or out of it that would i Intosh, dressed in white muslin and
ss
9 yards ravel for road divisions ° hoped he would never do anything'Lizzie Cowan and Aiofs pink erre Me -
No.
g �� 95 ; Robert in Pt
Ne, 74, pa and 76, aa loom to overshadow any of carrying bouquets
Henry, tax per Ela, reLnd of statute cease friends g gathered. He said while their nieces, Miss Annie, M.
labor 1895, per Elam Livingston for his here trust to Bayne and Miss
2 • David Taylor, patliilraster,, he •could always
s Palmerston and Mt., acted as maids of honor, and carried
Clifford,peas. Mr. cried
refund of statute labor tax peg' John 1lirrto, • n Fatly sh's best man was Dr. Frank Me -
The following is the school report
for S. S. No. 9. East Wawafosh for
the month of June. The names are
arranged iii order of merit, ascer-
tained by a system of daily. mark-
ings; deductions being made for bad
conduct, lateness, etc.
•
Fourth—Lena Deacon.
Tlofil, Ale` 8 McDougall,JenRnoy
• itintoul,
Mason; Jennie Shiell, Mabel Shiell,
Mary Abraham, Garfield Wray,
Leslie Deacon, Minnie Abraham.
Second—Alberta Rintoul, JS'rank i
Shoebottom, Cora WV'illiainson, Alfred
Hodgson, Herbert Williamson.
Part II Senior- Frank bt Joe
Willie Elliott, uslLinkl Deacon,
Dobson,
Part II Junior—John
Link
ce ater,
Andrew Casemore,
More, Ida Abraham, Bella Me.
Dougall, Herbert Shiell. �Arilli •
First—John Abraham,
Shoebottom, Raymond Elliott, Alex.
Ander-
son,
Howard
3owa k d Shiell,t31MaggieA Case -
more
more .
At an examination held on Tues-
day,
day June 30th , thefollowin p p
Jackson for 189x, $1., •
The council =then •adjourned till confident
after
Flintatlr cconrfidence"
Thursday, 13th Poi
-req next.
1'. PoRz RFxi%LD. Clerk,.. hadnot
bs een
e brought toTae close
,,bout 11.30 by the whole crowd rising
•
IiA1t1tIS'rON. • and singing God save the Queen.
The brick work of the Oddfelimvs' 1 As the town band accompanied the
block is completed and is a credit to , Free Masons to Owen Sound they
were unable to take part in the pro -
the society and town. The Bradley-were-
Meiklejolln block. is fast nearing cession. Brooms on Tuesday
I in °•neat demand. J. Halliday sold
° and Mr. Goo
Lollard of Kfntail,
•
hand of Detroit. After the cere-
mony',- receptions were held at the
hones of the brides. Amon„
guests were Rev. Sidney Whaley of
St. Helens, Mr. A. J. McKenzie,,. 13.
A., of Kinloss; Mr. J. C.
of
Victoria College, `Toronto; Dr. J. R.
McRae, of Dungannon, Dr. J. .F
McKenzie of Detroit, Mr. A. G. Me-
' • of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs:.
IiI�IIIIII11111�18t� 1
. VAN5T0ME5 Q�
ARBLE WORKS
WINGHAM
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completion. con- . " some five dozen 11Sen ,
J. Halliday, who has long for Mr'. Stuckey
ducted a grocery business in town brooms in ten minutes. On Wednes-1 Gilbert McIntyrenof Wiudine. , and
has disposed of his stock to Mr. day night they were used as' torchesMr. J. Bayne,
Stuckey. of Gran) Valley, who has
taken possession. M r. Hallidayhas
not yet derided what he is going
do as lyes been troubled for some
but
time With temporary deafness,
on consultation of an expert he will
" hearing alright.
were successful rn p regain g
Junior Second to Senior Second : The elections are now everfor . and
Frank Shoebottom 621, Alfred Hodg- though not much conso,aetie Liorrale
Conservative party, proud of the
son 591, Alberta ]tiiltoul 581, Cora raon to be p
• assing from
Williamson 538.
from Part Il Senior to Second
Class—Frank Mills 702, Joe Dobson
obson
539, Willie Elliott 512, (toy
451. In both cases the possible mark
was 900.
Louis B. Dome Teacher.
in the procession.
PEAR TREE PARASITES.
\Si CTS AND PLIGHT THAT AFFLICT
TREES IN THE CITY OF LONDON. I steers, $4.30 ®x'1•40 r choice fat
3.Ci0 �3.Sa ;
The appended letter, addressed to smootheers60 i 3, ; eboi ; faira
Mr. Dearness, I+ }2,; Cdr
Mr. J. A. f Easts, by good butchers cows,
inspector of Middlesex, will be I63 5. common old cows, $2 ® $2.65.
•market
Live stem* renews
East I3ufTalo, June 29.—Cattle
Receipts; 120 cars; the market ruled
fairly active for all offerings of a
desirable quality ; choice fat smooth
,• fair to good
ADE.
We have entered June with the aeasn antest eptioecoy .recollections:
.good
of the trade left behind. May
was month, emphas take note hghlythe tour hat
yew prices thoseare right.
Ladies will please WRAPPERS
LOVELY PRINT
Left which I will offer at a small advance above cost.
HOSIERY.—:3 pairs ladies' (fast dye) Cotton Hose- for 25e. Extra.
heavy ones at 15e. or 2 pairs for 25e. greatest variety in town at
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PARASOLS. --In this line I have the g
prices from 25c. all the way up to $4.
have every yea'- of interest to many readers . as ]receipts, 45 car ,
one "Dear Sir, ---On the • specimens re- i Ho;, ' I of Boys', Youths', and Men's Clothing an
result. This electron will be one i you there are three; very slow, Yorkers, fair to choice
long to be remembered �ultvoty the! .froti , GO C: At3.65 ; rough common told to cult the times.
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this riding. The res ' ,! ood X2.30 ® :3.15; pigs g BOOTS AND SHOES.—New goods in this line just arrived.
Inthe parasites. The least injurious of the, n- good to P
ib Liberals
were received by three on the pear is • the moat con i god
$3.30 "' c3.65. Sheep and (GROCERIES.tiSpace won't allow the to quote you prices, but if you call as
d.
elections examine my g9
ht.
and ails in the skating ostgrat by aussoc s. It is the larva of rho T �_.
lambs—Receipts, 45 cares ; market oda you will find theta rtg
f i] tuarked Igood to choice •d f Wool end all Kinds of
the Conservativbs in the
and as the results. carte most gratify -
Jane 22nd, int" to 5 were enough to raise.
Hent. Members t that went up
I the midst of the 00 -
DRESS GOODS.,--
All
OO Lovely figitred'l
All Wool Cashmeres and •Henriettas from 25c. a yd. up.
Dress Goods, 25e., 35c, and 45e. In Black Dress Goods I defy competition:
• s n 12 cr, l est, Oe• and ery-
as I carry the largest and best stock in town and at prices to. suit every-
one. Surss iuslitts-- Lo inly ratted int s, a t
b _Prints faet-
d. Lovely designs Art Muslin � Prints—It;tows lob 3 known fact ;
per y
that I carry the best assorted stock of Prints
going -
at 5e. per yd. ' Extra heavy 10c., sold elswhere at 12.11c,good. Tweeds'at 35c.t.
TWEEDS.—In this line I am showing extra g
40e. and 45c. per yard.
READY-MADE CLOTHING. -1 haved ent
Dave .marked them at bottom
tom
_ ].Y1J...-I.JJ�H� 7=
tussock motet, beautifully y ~ . r , , ,oils and • common, N.B.—Highest price psi of Produce.
fatly]- active, lambs, :�--e-
•
prot four whitish tufts, coral -red __ -__
I$2•5 ii' $3•75
, 5 , et. --•--.---e--- -
protttberanees and blade plumes. x2.50 ;,, yi3.75; sheep good to choice
The sec nd is the pear tree slug; it „ht wetlrers, 4 51 C.
is the larva of a four -winged Xilack i bandy cast„
i ;�-1.2.i , culls and common,
those in the ritrh, ct.t.
The Council tact on
pursuant to adjourns the real• nof the
all present, Minutes of last meeting 102 oft tl1', The slug is dictrngtushecli by ;t I?,75, 29.—Business was
n {natter,
`election of ,las. 11,1a ellen by1 brown, sl g•, chttiogto„ \lontreal, Mune ....--
read and passed. Court of revision tlrusirtsul word N'rec,s �u�r� t this paint t skin,and Orme a I ,the east end abattoir
sects tined, . r o Oh a majority,enoothc cha la s .two; very eslowtre at Messrs. Scan and Coultes reported .knew no bowls, and then followed that ogres of its the! this morning, and no sales of any
one and looked over o'oh 8, the returns of East Huron and Centre t carets in or year, The
in J rue, were recorded. Ire-
]ravine g ,� pt 4 his con.
Cole's property, e ander. Wellington. then. At such cheerand ing with August.
its cart a ve ceipos and prices t rc o dpdfolloC lues
recommended that .I sults, tkrto was gre�d roe SS.on e�b'►dting larvae, they
the above
i3Out, atlocrtt _e C ale; OwS:rbs
And ttic with is
1)00 be nailer
b e ardiy i tided, f brooms or and torches it great procession stto}•ed by` spraying p at. M L C-' $8 t to sheep andr
,art lot 90, was farmed rind marched throng . . , parasite, � at 2e � 4e for lambs, and �.'- � �o
srrz s property, 1 s%tuated,ets,ythis time so , insecticides. The third , p
being t , , at 3eh the main nsg the
.was reduced $100. Arthur Brooks, clircouraging hod returns been,: that which is blackening the fruit, t
42,con, 8, at Be}grave, re for those in the hall that they left. leaves, twigs, and branches is the for sheep.
part lot
ducrcl :$10'0. Motes >vteVettie to be
rimErle Plika •
--IN T FIE -
"VVI Nc AM TIMES!"