HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-11-27, Page 5THE W I G HAM TIM Oil NOVEMBER 27, 1896.
At eight o'clock last Friday morning we op eed our doevs and com-
unenced the greatest sale this county has seen; proksably you read about it
in last week's paper, if' not it's well you should know of it. This sale will
last only 30 days egad seven nays have gone already. To call it; a success
In putting it very mid. It bas been a
RINGING, ROARING, ROUSING, _RATTLING
SUCCESS.
Bad. weather and bad roads seesm not to interfere .with those who wish
to save money. Just an article here and there throughout the stock to let
nyoa know bow the prioes range,
1t 'Fine Fawn Beaver Cloth, regular price $1 10, sale price
Heavy black Mantle Cloth, (small figure) regular $1 "
Heavy Grey Diagonal Tweed for Dressee 1:. ydswide., regular price price 75 Jcents
Men's Kid Gloves., lined, well made, regular 00e.
Mesa's Suits, very special lines, our particular fav-
orite is worth ,$p7 but the the great
Men's Blaek Serge Suite well ]ined and got up to
fit and Wear, molar $7 7.5
Ladies' Mantles (we just mentioned themlast week)
.a few still left, worth 55 00•
Ladies' Mantles that are sold regularly at $7 00
A few longer Mantles than the above mentioned
Carpet Slippers for women regular prices 40 cents
Tweed for Boys' Suits in small dark patterns that
in any other store cheap at 40e. " 25c.
�r Millinery will come to the front during this great sale, everything in
tis department will'be cut to the bone. It will certainly pay you to look
through our Millinery stock.
There is no humbug about this business, no goods that are trashy,
everything kept tip to the standard no matter what the price is. It is
business we are after.
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As announced last week we have moved our entire
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STATIONERY-,
WALL PAPER.
FANCY GOODS, Etc.
!and are now settled in'our new and commodiousquarters ii
- ,50 ; Robt. Currie, sen,
Y ` Lizzie
(� P 0-0RY E1'.10C�, k we hope that she will soon be able tolgiavel, qui; iD',5 Robinson, equaliz-
,
Ing union school N o )and selecting
;opposite the Queen's Hotel where we will be pleased to meet resume her work.V ;eters 6 ; Fred. Rath, cleaning
all our old customers. Mr. Chapman and family have ditoh $4,50.;
moved into the house made vacant ,
by i 1r. Fred Kitchen. •• The treasurer reported cash on
Mr. Itobt. Mills, will be a Candi- hand on 1st of September last,
$314,54; received from collector
:are arriving daily and we are opening them . out and gettili date efer the adherents of thety il.
them. into place as recta• since that Bete $515 —making a
',quickly. as possible. We have tionai church have a new pastor in ,total of 5$29.24. Paid out $121,49
the finest stock of the person of rile Itev J W Goffln leaving a balance on hand at date
Frozen To ,Death,
Windsor Nov. 23,—News was A
waved in Windsor today that pilin
john M. Foran has keen frozea to ;Hera
death rima Kansas bei rci. He wait regart
farcnerlyproprietor of the Stratford °"Orph..
Herald and teacher of the Col- Ifrom a
ieg]ats lustitutue, and was later in- I we think
spector'of schools for South Perth. their
I Prayer" is
of art. It
year's subs°
Art Ontario Tribute,
asugst the thousands
rrtnry letters sent to t o sail r
,and Weekly Star
ng the premi n
picture, ; "The Endeavorel•, Drc.lin.'r a. fl. WE KEEP :-•--Chielio al's Family
o's Prayer," we notice one i Brown of Winghann was present "MI Cough Syrup; Syrup of Red Spruce
ntleman will ' nown which sang two solos. A pl 'using t) is t• '+# {)•um ' Shiloli':y { a,r. �•ii ('lire • mite
Program a purr'11.,, "r�r,�tt,l ' '
worthy of r�praducing ill p' +'+ :'nn'8 f.'etl�rll %�llr•e; 'ii'il�nrr's lx'i!d
1umna, Ti euephan':3 the good feeling that exi itri bei.t\:•,•il • ,4
ndeect a ,eaut fel work DTs. taeddes and hi; t.fit's i.e„, • ,r . trawherry 3.y( r•';. i't,erry Pectori-
an be hl with a whole ovens the readings rfa r lee!+ 5,«; u' 0t n1; .liagyard :e 1'e, ti.riel Ilalsain ;
iption that excellent address of welcome t)y .tilt•. ''''',"111. Ilc.attlrlir•k1'r: V('tteln1,;e Balsam;
, struetive address on Mlssirars. P.a. FOR UO1:7'G'R." '
f ewe. pets on this subject wort; read by
Family by Messrs,Me(lee and Si,llpeon, and COLDS
DTontl•ea! 'Miss McGee recited veep ,,ec:ept=i,)1v
Burned To Death,
1lamileen, Mo., Nov, 12.—Five
ch 1dren 'of Mr. and Mrs. Snyder i paper—the
er—the Fat fly �forlafa : A number were present f l•�'on Willis- Kemp's I elteirn ; 1'.,iriz�vc ll's 13alsaln;,
eelal Herald'� church. :, ,,otlt:tble nir.t•ti,l„; ++':,s
Neal, iiv rg five miles north of the one dollar. 'ph Orphan's Prayer" bi'ou»ht to,t ci,,::e by sinelee, •`e,iod ' l r'of; in YUtl1' '1 hr�,;tt' a,ud a f'u21
t e z burned to death late 1 I1 t
a t*, `•Sr le r alone sells in ew y ni
last. night The Neal dwelling was
is city for be with you ti Svc. meet sir -.list," supply of eons,', dre'1'ne ,ate,
burned .while they parents were eight dollars p copy: The follow- - - -
attending a dance. When they Ike opinion o 's from Mr. M. J. $500,000 vrtifinetfel.l,
it
LL,
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d, Ont.
ham &l
AI CHISHO M'S Ulla STORE
reached the burning building the
Kelly, M. D. B.,
School Inspect• Word reached d the, city yesterday tt i il,i
South B
. , • - r . , • • . '6'IINCI sa &1!1, orvr,
father saw his 11 -year -all daughter of Brandi) Nov, 16, i896, that an old man by the name of Cov- ,.,,,, e
lying burning, in the front door- Montreal: ington, who was fol• years i~ectaon ,
way, clasping her 3 -year-old Messrs. Many inks for t e copy of the boss on the;ti]dland atStoufl:•iIle, Out, rent. That the r)re.11bifor
brother in her arms. The flames „Orpha s Prayer." I taye not seen has just been notified 'thnt h' . sisterin shooting moose he iemoved, and
r fell I+anglancl died the other d:t� luelviu,r that this form of hunting be allowed
prevented. rescue. The Pathe the errs nal painting, at I can well �' ' _ �' fit license costing $10 be secured
in a swoon, and has been a raving believ: with the fines py bef'ol'c ale blur at leyaey of O(i,O00. Tl;o esti Tlrilt the bounty sn wolves be raised
maniac ever since. man has been for some time in ed need '
---ter•--•
that, . i the opinion of a
rpiece. it tells its
nely chamber, th
t of.- the kneeling
en on the coverlet, in
npathne—all give tok
nsolable sorrow.
Yours truly,
mast
BLUE+'VALE. the
Rev. W. H. Moss preached a me
Thanksgiving seriuon in the Metho•' ki
dist church last Sabbath evening, is
therefore, there will be no service
in the village ou Thanksgiving day.1
Mr, John Burgess, High Auditor.
for the C. O. F., is in Brantford this
week auditing the society's books.
Rev. Mr. Mitchell, of Toronto, who
fists, 1t is rt . f'roin i 1O to s„?,, as It z believed
vn circumstances and' he beg neat means
child—the his fortunes. Four t.hild, n :ilia the aired for duck and ether bird
'benefit of the big legacy—two sees q ,
apparent William and 14'lter, proprietors of shooting•. It is expected. thatat the
of in -
revert' and the un- appr'oillb e,iion the game
tllarr]cd Slaughters, Add!: and :law will be chan�;r'cl d,y the addition
Dfartila, of some such amendments.
story-- ' that they kill many more deer than
tl sudden t1'emerrrl.,us betts;l't'1'r 'If
abandon- hunters go, That licenses be re-
his
W. J. KELLY,
Public School Inspector.
Mysterious i'2isappoerenee• The Council met in the Council
Mr. Samuel Parkinson, of 1J borne Koons, pursuant to adjournment.
was expected to Ireach two Sundays; EAST WAWANOSII. after retiring in his usual be.,tlt 1 and Members all present Reeve in the
con ein E but seyt Rev. Mterian trl slNixon int' Council met on November 12 _Pur•• spirits
f t the evening
crosses d the fields and Iconfirmed..s of last meeting ,sad
;suint to adjournment; members all to the liighvvay, and has nor, ber.n' Kirkby—Code that the following
stead•
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Mr. John Patterson, of Dundalk present. inures o last meeting
who has been visitinhero, ba's.got rea�1 and passed.
the position of cheesemaker for the
'ihe account of Cameleg holt &
Molesworth cheese company for next I3olmes, matterriof for legal advice
in the of Jas. Hickingbot-
year. ton,s award made in 1895, also for
Mr. and Mrs. Bickle, of Waterloo, legal ad -vice and opinion in 1890
with their twin sons, are visiting at relating to road allowaulc(� on south
i•. John Diment s, sr.
Rev. Dir. Nixon, who occupied the part of lot 28, con. �i, sendingwhich said
pulpit in the Presbyterial, church, firm had overlooked in in
their account for at the proper time,
seen by his vele tires since. The miss- were ordered to be paid: --S. Walken
ing man is 5 fret 8 inches in height. gravel, $6.14; P. Barr, ditch and
weighs 175 potu,rls; is npright end culvert, f8; Mr. Alct;ek. -culvert on .
full -chased full !,e,r:d ,;lightly gray; East gravel, f25; John Nic''olson tile -
very bald, and. is 5t years old; wore-' drain (n nnrtlt boundary, $3.04;
long boots coti.o:iitde pants and ,j:trke , selectors of Jurors each $4; Wm,
et, a brown fur call). The nnfornnani Little, gravel, Se?.10c; Wm. Sheldon,
man is brother of l'ri,iaipal Parkinson do. Gt1 cts; 1;. 1:cMlurray do $1; John
of 'Toronto and it son of Thomas , sain l,•y, Inspecting bridges, $6.00;
Parkinson, of•Eseter. Scores of leen ,Tames Snell, (nee sling ditch, $1; Jas. -
last Sabbath, nreaehedvery are in search, but thus tar their tf- Russell, bent under Armstrong's
excellent manner. I received, and laid over in the mean- forts have proved futile. This 'Ides- I)1•;dae, $12; George Parker, timber,
DTiss Margaret Sheridan, of Morris tithe. ing mate is in good financial cireuin- $4; Thomas Skelton, dit:eh on the 7th
' Moved by Mr. Coultes, seconded by stances, and was living in harnl0ny line :6.50; ,Tames Sherrie:, repairing
died at s
buried onrF�dayme a inst vthe Brusselseek aud aMr. Scott, that the sura of 5G.79 be with his family and neighbors. , culvert 50cts.: Jituies i3iehop culvert
cemetery. The deceased lady hacl refunded hies: this year to the
for a long time suffered from dropsy j ratepayers of union S. S. No. 5
1 on East boundary, „'iG; James Messer
residing in con..1. of this township, RAIN IN INDIA. 1 d • itch on sideroarl, : >; joules Miller
and bad been blind for years. This i b I repairing culvert on nortt, boundary,
makes two deaths in one house within
:said amount being part of school A despatch from l�clnbay says the $2.25; George I:ckrnier, repairing,
a week. Miss Sheridan was a sister tax levied and collected last year, drought has been checked by a good I'3; Win" I-Iendei•:';n, 'pikes and
of Mrs. John Diment, jr,, of this villa .but vvhecb was kept back from the fall of rain throughout the district of culvert, ''?.15; Wee •7acklfe, gravel -
trustees of union S. S. Ivo. .) by Deccan, and priers of grain are ing, „.i; A. Venalstine,repahing road
age.
Miss Jennie Miller, of Wroxeter, , order of the council, being an over rapidly declining. $5.50: D. R.,i,), arbitration, expenses
is visiting at DTs, John Fowler's, I charge of school rates made in 1$95. The Earl LIgin, Viceroy of India,. ' re. union , e},eol, ;110.80; Thos. Scott
—Carried, telegraphs from Calcutta that a fair digging drain, $2.62.
rain has fallen along the eoa.t of the Isbistcr—Bowman, the following
MadrasPresidency up to Masulipatam persons were appointees deputy re -
which is located at a about the center t:ul ninr;• officers, to act at the coming
of the coast line. Showers have also Jlunicipel Elee'ion,viz,--Division 1,
fallen along the coast of Bombay Wer. C. L•,idhiw; l)ivi;.ion :-', George
The despatch adds that the prices of Metteil; Divit!on 3, -Chas. McCrea;
grain is still rising, and that 11i1 per- Division 4, Thomas Miller junior; •
sons are employed on the relict' works Division 5, 1 V ie.. i.lston, Division 6,
that have been started by the Govern- Joseph Bowman.
ment to avert the effects of the fam-' Code—Kirkby, that this council •
ine. The Viceroy makes no mention do now adjourn to meet again (m -
in
n
in his 'iespatehef the dro'ight in the 1• 15th Dee. next.
Deccan, v. �,ich is the great territory
' Bltievale road.
stock of
ie
Orders on the treasurer were
issued for the payment of the follow-
TURI'BERRY. ing accounts; Mrs. Brodnock,
snow that has fallen recently, gravel, $5,70: John Ansley, inspect -
Theis quite suitable for fox' and rabbit'lug
bridge, plans and specifications,
hunting, consequently much enjoy- i 811 ; Elliott Bros., tile, $2.25 ;S. G.
went in this line is being bad by the j
Brown, printing, •,1._0, .John Cornyn
printing, $2; Jas, McGee, gravel and
hunters.
funeral of the late Mr, Car-1damages, „•:1.50; '''hos Nicholson,
ruthers took place last Thursday. gravel and damages, fi3.94 ; Alfred.
Miss Iiel'le. Gerunl]ll has been in-
disposed
n j B. Carr, gravel, $2.60 ; Menno Vin
dis osed for the past week but we cent, 'leaking outlet for drain on
are glad to report that she is recov-
ering.
ecov- 'Fountain
33 and 34, con. 3, 6 ;
ering , I ountain Naylor, underbrushing
Quite a number of fax mets have l and building coulvert, $t3 ; Alonzo
had their geese killed by dogs. If l Parker, gravelling, 130.60 ; John
people, having dogs that they are in, Forster, building bridge, $251 ; Wm.
any way suspicious of, would shut Dobie, sen., building culvert, 5 ;
them in • at night, there would, be Jas. Armour, making and . boxing,
little danger of a recurrence of the ditch, $7,50; Wm. Johnston, shovel
past trouble, { ling gravel and repairing culvert,
A tea -meting is to be held on $3; John Walder, repaying road and
Thanksgiving Day, in the Congrega- culvert, $3 ;John Leggatt, building
tional church. A good list of speak- culverts, $2.50; McLean & Son.
ers will entertain the audience, in -
gravelling
$2.10 ; I Small, grading
eluding the' two representatives of ; and gravelaing and putting stone
East Huron. ' around piers at bridge in river,
Mr. Tom Powell has returned to ! 523.83 ; Arthur Brooks, piping and
I�FI,•trriston to continue his studies. (filling in ditch, $13.50; B. 0,Connor
KWe are leased to report that Miss : gravel, 51,25 ; Wm. Deacon, repair-
�itnstone is much better and ing bridge, $3
OUR CHRISTMAS GOODS
FANCY GOODS IN t(ELL'TL®IDS
shown in \Vingham, including -
eves Wing
ham,
and Gents' Toilet Setts, Cuff and Collar
' Cases, Glove Cases, Photo Albums and
Autograph Albums. Toys and Pio-
ture Books, a • paradise for
Children.
WALL PAPER 10,000 rolls just opened out; And old
paper selling at reduced prices.
'i'his is pretty toughen the I -'t. fiuron n most succe
boys who find it pretty' hard scratch•thef 1" to shoot two deer within a
Book
S�1 ing, :t,lld gave an 1n tallest of three lasses of the
W.-or,tvx, •
lying between the Madras and Bon , •• Clerk.
bay Presidencies, having been check- i
ed by a good fall of rain, • whieh Buffalo. Nov. 19.—The trolley ears
had caused rapid decline in the price ! of the Buffalo railroad Company on
of grain in that district information , Braine -street, hetwee„ Ohio -street and.
to which effect was contained in a the Cold Spring barn and those on
despatch from Bombay received this East Ferry -street slid Kensington -
morning. ! avenue are being run to day by the,
e'► ' Niagara poteec. It ie being used In
Changes In Gime Laws. ` this experimental manner so that if .
Reports of the recent deer shoot- in th( early stages some accident.
ing season are pouring into the. occurs before tyansntissiotr, enti:'a
Game Department at the Parliament service will not be crippled. '"• 0
Buildings. Prom these it seems experiment thus fir has been p. , iset
that the verb* stringent law now in success.
force was well observed, yet ctet3 _ ___ -W.-_---`°�"=""='
person has some suggestions of
amendment to offer. From
the �"'
mass of official reports presented ` " s ''f l'
it seems that in a general way the
People often wonder why their nerves are
rule prohibiting hunting door in so weak; why they get tired so easily;
he water was scrupulously observed why they start at every slight but
This was the cause of less door being sudden sound; why they do not sleep
shot. Neal dy all the deer were naturally; why they have frequent
Captured without dogs. In some
1 adaehes, indigestion and nervous .
places sportsmen were true enough some,
1
to insist on the rule eorcerning hunt- j ys pe pC a
bT C b 11 �th 'r of $718.05. ing in water being enforced, and ' The explanation is simple. It is fettle , in.
mil of Crossbili are visiting itt Alfred 13. Carr and John . Me- laid informations against those who ' ttha ii e rrf the net ¢la u1;on ntlnA
family Dowell were present, requesting the did not observe it. The number of
Mr. fetor Campbell's this week, p ' instead at flit elements of strength and '
They intend going to California in conned to pay them and George deer` slaughtered during the season, meteIn each aoncutiori opiate and
the near future. Fothergill for services rendered as it is believed, did not average more
*vigor. aompoursrld t;imply d,riden :FA
Mr. William Bolt's sale took place fence viewers in 1895, in the matter than two pee hunter. The reports , donot dire. !Hoods eritt,ariila feeds
' No however da that before the . season! the nerves pure rich red G1aod; gives;
last .Monday. b 1 u -
ter of the deer. One settler killed
90 of them. The principal sugges-
tions for reform lire, brielly, that
°flicers, in addition to being sent
t
Mr. andMrs. Campbell withtheir
of Jas. Ilieltulgbottom s aware,-- , y natural bleep, perfect'digestion, is the
!action, • began there was a tnerei ess sla gh '• true remedy for all nervous trottbl�eew.
An epidemic of barbers' itch is 1 The eouneil then adjourned until 1 1 'll d
reported from Port Huron, About Tuesday. December 15.
Ray youg risen of that city are affect.;
P. I'olt1'.>tizr'1>JLn CLtttiz, d. , t
meeting ire connection
their necks Some have hated Chastain Endeavor, of Calvin the distlrctsThat. each faints
eel, A large nurnl.er of them are go- The opens mea g
t 1 visit
during
should d
�•
the
of ottt
season,
Society
ce
ing around with ugly red patches on wall the Young Peoples So y,-" a number of times dine.
Sarsaparilla
kerebiefs tied around their throats. I church, on. Thursday night last was ing the year, a family
settle-
Ia the Mb True lriood Twitter. $t per Wean
ssfal affair, The Rev' of settlers be allowed without rroprttedonly byCi.I.I%od81Ca.,LorRoll,ltC 1r,.
Air. Geddes, of Hamilton, emacs scene. rnirre Liver sirs, ea7
i
• to make a livingas it itt, pastor was presentHood's Pills twt0e,ei►irytioopelrllii�,
The liop°ular e,
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