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The Wingham Times, 1896-09-11, Page 8
THE WINGIi..,t rim E S, SEPTEMBER 11, 1896. In glt tbe, t the -Ladies ot glad such watt be offe Indoo's on S offerings of e FALL and W will eelipse Wingham, ited bargain on Saturday qutek dead our bargain by n person. and prices. all to call, a perfect goods and gaaran every parch ready cash to picking up ba merchandise you to save m per on Satttrd SATURDA ading experie noes of Wingham, they never golden opportunity as ed them at M, H, Mc- urday, clear, peerless ery GLASS and derip= tion of NTER DRY GOODS y ever Blade before in: nyers will find Anllax- in every department Everything" goes at prices, The merits of can only be understood iniptibti©in`or eur etlock hen• we,ad.Tiefropil an d keit iot)vt1 kjVar'you t placesthrit will pease its save_ menet in •:W*.•itio ..ming ood'; edvanttage,~,Ind gains *in ill 'elat st a of hat. maake'.it easyz,for ey, - The early,, Stipp- }vill get firm eho'ice. BARGAIN RA's. had to be nearly all s either "treats ex,pen had Th t de to the road bed an the. bridge" had to be aced or Sado wider which be horns by the cont. lot rata as agreed upon WB Dr. Brawn from Toronto wee 8 anile for lie One could get a sight-seeing a 1.000 utile do t for $10,, the ears 'topping John Knut to aacomod to pWeagere whereon are home aga necessary. lthengk the charter does I been away fo cot mall for th road: to Wingbe* the Messrs director" be • decided tw come. frees Walkerton . Cioderioh by Wieghaat, shipped over lir. Murdock then read the ptropoaed I Monday to 'rt agreement sad the oonp Winglaste ape the township would grant t would be a gr and he invited before the to their meeting Mi rdoek stat God •rish had with Winghe no objection et way asked world be batt would utilize regard to the opinion was t be a Koo4 pays fraud. Me. Little ales apo company the ri and Kerwie ax takes a majori ing the comps ,v• twela the rnuntoipality y. Bayer McKwnaie ot • as a property owner ot aril hoped the oeuneii m the right or way as it t *treatags to all parties Caeca to brim the matter council ot Winrber:t at n lionday night. Mr. tkat Dr. Shearon ot ten appointed to asiviee Mr, Gavin Neilsen bad Special in Dress Goods. 46 inch., silk fin sh, Henrietta worth Roe, and 75c. fo 50.; English and )French Tweeds orth 60e, for 48e.; special lines in S rges, all wool, for 19c.; Fancy Twe; • effect worth 25c. for 12i•c.; Beau • ful Boucle Cloth worth $ for 85c. Special in • w Mantles. Serge Jackets in t ack and Beaver worth $5 for $3.50; olf Capes, Fancy Silk Trimmings, w rth $3.50 for $2; Eskimo, Beaver, BI ek, Fawn and Brown worth $10 f• $8; special as- sorted lots in all sh des, last year's styles, worth from $ to $12, choice for $3.50 on ' aturday. Special in 10 doz. CashmereH 50e. for 35e.; 25 doz ton Bono worth Special in Glove Ladies' Kid Gloves Ladies' Special Gu worth $1,25 for $1. sets worth 75c., Special in Me Men s and boy's 0 and Winter Wears, Beaver, Milton and $9, $10, $12 for $6 chance of t Special in Gents' Fall Hats latest New York for $1.75 on Sat Hosiery. e, ribbed, worth children's Cot - 121c. for 5c. and Corsets. orth $1 for 75e.; ranteed Gloves Ladies' Cor- aturday 35c. 's Clotying�. ereoats for Fall ready made, in Worsted. worth 0. This is the e season. Aninquest w on the body of terian minist w open, the very Tho Coroner's les worth $2.the cause of d 3' , 50 heart -failure, 0 day, Bargain Day. shock. As the Porte the Armenian on board the r har'Jor during Constautinoplo various powers predicament, The Unioi defeated in 0 by :ens run, 1i• Had they bee inform their pe they received our boys might ter. S. 13. McKelvi 'METER, rrired home Tuesday where he has been the Exhibition. u and John Brethauer from Berlin having some time. Ilton and Sanderson car iced of Cattle on onto. baseball team wore 'erieh on Labor Day the Gode'rieh boys, `manly enough • to pie of the treatment hen in Wroxeter ave been xt:ed bet - granting thea the right were in Mildmaylir. A. L. Gi for but, is thought it for ell parties it they e aids of the road Kadin greet -cent just read his t the road must either home from Blyth Mr. John Eam returned home ft g concerti ora gigantie, tour. rr. Hontuth sad John s in favor of granting the ht of way and Mitchell inst it, On a vote being y was in favor of grant - their request. Judge Lacon Berlin. Chas. E. Poi ing far a dtvor Chief Makoc Matabele revol ort and shot. The steamer of navigation i burned at Celli The fifth an Canadian Bank held in Ottawa Thomas Susi cupful of Paris the hospital ne An additiona students bas b nection with th it the Cobo Jury toand a t Prentice for Lingari. Peter D, W Annie Kempto N. ., at 2.30 o' No disturbance The Provinei called in Mont atien of Bisho he may accept Cathedral Tor The British at Edinbnah d its relationsbi passed resolut hour day and of employers' 1 ws Notes. se of Waterloo died at on of Toronto is apply from his wife, one of the leaders of the has been courtmartiall- altie ene of the pioneers northern waters was gwood. tel convention is Association his week. of Hamilton drank a 'reen, but was taken to is now recovering, scholarship for Victoria en established in con - Toronto Uuiversity. rg Assizes The Grand ne bill against Arthur e murder of Thomas Fall Hats. of the will be M H. WINDOW'S. A.DIIDIT/of ''"AL LOU LLS. Se el Board, Regular in2eti held in the coup" ing. Members Button, Wrn.M Hiscocks, A. Ga .3.A Morton pr:: ided. g of the SchJol Board l room'n Tuesday even- esent, J. A. Morton, Wro. Junior and ce, C. N. Griffin, "j. H' cater, after no- raith, and T. Abraham. and Jamer, Allen en Monday. ion has returned and Mrs. Earner in their wedding MO IBIS. Robert Sinilie r ing in S. S. No. 6 years will leave o the school of P Donald 1icl(enzic for the balance o ary of $60. Fall wheat see and old farmer know when fall t early. Plenty of good crop for ne Threshing is n and will be a sho account of ther threshers and all work. Plenty at a day. Miss Maggie L' ed home from Cl visit. , M ster Lionel a painful acciden appears he was p which suddenly b jumping at his fa The doctor was s date of writing, tl as well as cuuld h needless to say made short wor %lir. Jas. Cason fortune to lose a Sunday Last. Ti pasture and abo had a slight atta ed to recover for ally it got worse sent for but it w. e'er tie >sturderer of/ , was hanged at Digby, lock Tuesday morning. was mad•. 1 Synod will shortly bo al to accept the resign - Sullivan of Algoma. that o rectorship of St. James te. rales Union Congress cussed the Question of to the Socialists, and ns favoring as eight- ore equitable definition bility for accident& s held at Fitzroy Harbor ev. J. Hyland, Presby- wbo died suddenly. ury which investigated eth found it was due to used by severe nervous forbids the re -landing of to gees who were taken riens warsbips in the ?e recent massacres at ho Ambassadors of the re placed in a somewhat Examen Minutes of la. meeting read and adopt- Principe,l's r ort for the nio Ica of June ',was on notion t opted. The finance committez reco. i.:•iended 'the payment o; the nen :nnts of S. 0, Brown, printin. $1; R. Vanstouc, draw- ing deeds, 52: .with and Pethiek, sup- plies, $5.59; an.. that the accounts of Jahn ,Kerr, 05.50, Tho . Moore, 13 75, U. H. ito- Kay, 62.85 and Young, $4 60, be referred to the full board Moved by W Moore seconded by J. 11. Hiscocks that th report of the committee be adopted -Cat •icd. Moved by 'gym Moore, etecnded by C. N. Griffin that thea counts of John Kerr and Thos. ,Moore be l Lid. That R. II. McKay furnish the Se..etary with' an itemized Bill and that A. Dunn be pain & cents less -Carried. Moved by C. N Griffin seconded by 3. $. Hiscocks that e chairman and seem. tary issue orders for the teach'evs• and officers salaries fo the month of Attgast __-- (larried. Board then adjc rned. Electric 'lway Meeting. A melting of th township of Tu Holmes School H take into eonsidera the right of way to tario Electric R Pherson was appo nted chairman and after stating the obj -et of the meeting he introduced J. 0. ' urdoch ot Luck - now, one of the dir actors of the Coni parry. Mr. Mnrdoc btated that some time ago Mr. Pew h called meetings in some of the towns proposed railway and 1teeessary money to from Parliament to c frons Port Th rry to ( ; they were trying e ratepayers of the. nberry was held hp use on Saturday to, ion the granting et. he Huron and O- .1 way. Reeve Mc - d had obtained the eater whatever its r obtain a charter rate' l'argeiy hate nstruct a railway for such an adv. oderich, and uow immediate future, cure the right ;A' 'se from the differ tit municipalitiee ed only by tho 'nation in two na3es. Those sack certifieat curriculum of st science option should not forge of the Education. permit to be do tions for 1897. enior Leaving certifi- t July, can be obtain - o who pass fill exam - ✓ three foreign lang- who would obtain s under the old dies, i. e. with the or one language, that the regulations 1 Department do not after .July, 1897. The Prohib tion PIebigtliti. Me. Laurier delegation on `1 ed next session ures providing Dominion pleb`rt There would that is, it woul with any other plebiscite does the Governme a prohibitory 1 fon but that th fon prohibition tlx vote follow important effec Government th held that the•su len is neeessar, foreeinont of s popular vote will ascertaining how posed on the subje told the prohibition iursday that he hop- to bring down meas. ho has been teach - for nearly two Oct. 1st to attend dagogy, Toronto. will take his place the year at a sal - ng is over now, say they don't heat was sown so •ain wilt insure a year. w in full swing t job this year on being so many nxious to procure threshing at. ;8 iklater has retura- cago for a short 0 nklater me with last 'i, eek It ying with the dog .came frantic and e cut hint severly. nt for and up to. e patient is doing expected. It is that xhc dog, was ref ha the mis- al•uable horse on animal was in t two o'clock it ! k of colic but seem- 1 t short time, fin - tad the Vet. was s too late. ww•A►ft.+ J. Z,"V,4c3•Istizociorow THE CENTRAL:' THE IRERT IM RTER , -- BAKERY - opposite the MARKET. SQUARE Warrants first class Bread and Cakes of their varied kinds equal to any city, Piff Pastry extra fine. WEDDING CASES --:ante---- ORNAMENTING that cannot be excelled outside of any city, and done so reasonably that it will always pay you to have it done at the CENTRAL BAKERY All orders j.romptly attended to. I ant constantly making and or- namenting Wedding Cakes which proves our efficiency. The Central Bakery has a far and wide reputation as a first- class bakery, Returning thanks to my num- erous customers for their past patronage and hope for a eon- tinuance of the same. I am `WAwrotr-In wife of Thos. WwuL Tu nL-In wife of Oliver Tu V13aYoeii- In Wife of Win. Bry ~AlcB usx sv-I Sept. 4tb the wit son. t` •\:!'Li .-mt In the wife of Robt. 4�SoriY--IU Tur of Wrn. Soby; a e 11.N. orris on Sept. and the , • F.•wick : a son.\" Aa J. NiCHOLLS rey on Aug. 15th the bull : a son. ogharn Sept. 4th the en ; a son. ��' East Wawanosh on of `'tutu. vloBurney7 to ' ngham on Sept. Gth°t ittle; a son.7 erre WINGHAII, ONT. THIS WEEK OUR--- NEW IMPORTED MANTES t Are: opened up and we will be pleased to show them to all in- tending buyers. They are very stylish --are the newest designs -and of excellent. materials, Still the prices place thein wlth- in the reach of all. We can give you a very nice •serviceabk ',garment for-- AN - $4.00 But if you want a better Mantle, we have them in abundance. 1 Do not think of going away or sending away to the city for your Mantles or Capes for we can give you better value in new You can PARIS GREEN fashionable garments than you will get In the city help your own town by buying at home. £Please call and inspect our stock. D. M. GORDON The Direct Importer, Wingham. �CJ theorid1 COLIN A. CAMPBELL, ' TELEPH0NE on Sept. 7th wife 1 I) 1. U(, 2 i)oorS South of WINGHA1f, STORE Jack -at -all trades don't court for much. secret of success at That's the IRVIN'S A Specialist is at -the head of every hrarldi or bPsi- neSs. We've increased our facilities for the rd, Making of Clothing We have had to do it. Our business continues to grow, and no \yonder. We buy cheap. We turn over a large IT stock in a year, at small profits and so we can make it go g,r'' for you and for ourselves. eiallytelletedeketAbelkitelho nue is economy in buying Poit Office, 101 ime,„7. ONT, if, our Fail Is a Business or Shorthand Course in the e a straight vote- 1 New and elegant mot be complicatedIbuilding. Tills whole issues. Although the ; term. of years'. With ot directly commit should easily' maintai t to the enactment of School or panada. D w, there're no quest- opens September 1st. discussion of Dornin- n all its phases and _ g wilt have a most ., on the action oldie I have no eto. rt is generaly port of public opin- i if you want a to the proper en.: INE, WASHI eh a law, and OW •fi-rp ivrowt he people are dis- implement 1* suits, must at any stock of the e public opinion pairs by the nee, either in the. !NESS AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE, London, Ont, portments are being prepared for us the new V, M. C. A. the reputation earned as bet ng the Model Business Training p .postal for catalogue and yaltibulars. College 16- J. W. WESTIWAILT, Principal. Municipalities they d already secured the ooettent or botw en :Wand 40. An 1ft engineer has survev d tho rood and had DI Chntelon, Clinton, has over seventy uten out leking apples and ptitting up at the rate of 5,000 barrels, a week. Ime just now to compose an ad., but IANO, ORGAN, SEWING 'VLACH- G MACHINE, WRINGER, RIND- , SEED DRILL or anything in the e. Remember I am ahead of all ith the largest and best assorted est goods in the. west. I keep re- n for all leading plows. wareroorns opposite P. 0. Agent for Farm Implements: 3 years experience inAthe business., 11) °thing a FROM US a GEO. H. IRVIN, Opposite. Bafik of Hamilton. Lif Hag just passed into stock for the Fall Trade Print and Dross .Goods, Blankets and Pall TWeeds, also JD. ReadrIVIade Clothing and rail Ov?rcoats. a.nd nobby goods, PETS. See them if in ne, -A of a C:i(kpet, before purchasing. ILiooti4;psf .t.:11:1\TION U,d TAPESTRY CAR- , Also a lot of sorr an lc, 1 STM.V: FELT HATS from RUBMS.-S.ome very new 4:::: . 125c. and up. eir'fall seeding on hand.