The Wingham Times, 1897-04-30, Page 8w a
EARLY ULOSING•
On and after Monday, Aley
3rd, we n ill close at 7 o'clock
sharp, each evening except
Saturday.
SATURDAY,-- BARGAIN DAY
THE WINGHAM TIMES, ATM BD? 1897.
The Electric Railway
ar
Arbor Day, An item appeared in the Bruce
Herald to the: effect that the eleetrie
railway project was. dead., The
Telescope says that Void inlay be true I
so far as as the negotiations with
Millar Bros. are eeneerned but we
learn on good auther itv that nego
tiations are in proe;rees with an
English syndicate, for the completiun
of the line and with good prospects
of success. Pew has been dropped
The present negotiations etre being
carried cin through George Kilmer of
We trust that School teachers
Ieverywhere will grange for the 'pro-
per celebration, of Arbor day, which,
ars usual comes with the merry
month of May. Tito planting of trees I
wherever a tree can grow better than
anything else, or where a tree is
needed for shelter or 1i'u went,
should be encouraged,
o
Much timber is being cut for coin-
+ mersial purposes, it is a patriotic duty
to provide for the future by planting
j I trees for the use of the rising genera -
1 t I than, Many an old man who finds
' 1 it difficult to make ends meet today,
would have been well off if in Ids early
life he had planted trees on the waste
lands around the place of abode. The
ground was waste then; it remains
waste to-dae, when there might have
been giant trees upon it.
If you aunt to hay Reliable
Goods of a quality that will give
satisfaction, you'll Lind them in
this stock.
'i'i e ni t1 to give all-round sat-
isfaction, even to the money
back if von say so.
F, TJRDAY la
Big S'i t+' Sato', ever" buyer
delights si with quality and price'
50 pale ladies' Fine Shoes, reg-
ular 74.7 5, Saturday $1.35.
95 pale Children's Tnn and
Black Shoes, le;niar $1.00
Saturday 85e.
75 pais glen's Shoes, Oxblood,
1
Black and Tan, regular $3.00
Saturday $2.45.
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; sI ; C SUITS,
• OVERCOATS,
HATS far men & bags''
Suits in fine Imported and .l
Canadian Tweeds and Worsteds
t Hate for spring
American and English styles, at
reduced prices.
r SATURDAY'S SPECIALS
Carpets
Gloves and Hosiery,
,.Laces
t: and Lace Curtains,
Ready-made Capes, Dress Goods
- Parasols',
land Embroidery, Ready -it 5
Made -Clothing.
C
t Big Shoe Sale all day Saturday.
at
M. H. cIND O O'S.
1'i ROKF.Ti~ R
Thomas G. Hemphill has returned
hoarse from 'Toronto where he bile
purchased another half dozen of
bicycles for the seas:nee trade.
R. Black shipped ti car of flour to
Toronto on Tuesday.
Dr. Gifford of Winglam passed
through town oil Monday evening.
I. M. 13rovu of Toronto is visiting ' day
his sister, Mrs. C. lV • Jindrews• belonging to D. D. Campbell and Lathes etc. and is now prepar-
1 er Gitt1'ited in the rear cf his residence, ed to do a genera] line of re -
Toronto, and have reached such a
stage of ecmpletinn that the president
has thought it advisable to call a
meeting of the directors to be held
in Toronto this week.
LIS7.TOWEL.
Miss Jones of Mount Forest, is the sHop
;nr of lits. J, If. McDonald.INES m ND1
Mrs. Iiilvert, of Hamilton, is wish-
ing relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. and Miss Forbes of Nov York
who have been spending the winter MR. JOI-I 1 MURRAY
with itis. Forbes' mother, Mrs. has opened out a new machine
IIendcrsen, Main street, rcturncd I shop, thoroughly equipped
ho
guest of Mrs. (Die) Rutherford. New Outfit of aohinry
About half past two o'clock yester
7't r dav'l afterneon a stable ncludinr an Iron Planer,
IT PAYS TO
Vit
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM„ ONT.
Is the trent supply schoob fk,rthe best business
arStudentserachtnting:,t thia.sehool are sura of
good paying employ trout.
Our 1u4 Creeks puttee cantaitt9 the placing of four
pupils, two Stonmlraphers, 11 book.keepur and 1
teacher. Since these we Bassi placed:
Albert Wallace as nssisu,att bucic.koeper with i,,.i;
CVS rah Di<Gtw as obook* l"(taper with the Banwell
Printing; Co„ Chatham,
Wo expect to pineaa stenographer next woutc insi
choice position,
COLLEGE RE -OPENS i*1ER EASTER VACATION 0)0
TUESOA"&;PPRIL 2Qth,
For Catalogue, add,nss,
1a- IIcLACt1LANC' Co., 0
'Wilk 4lt0 te'
$reamitare mer ` kin:
me yesterday. t with a
Miss Trow of Stratford, is the
R. Black is in receipt of anon
car of Manitoba wheat.
Carpenters are at work erecting J.
A. Barnard's kitchen,
Mr. Dobson, of the Dom. Ex. Co„
was in town Wednesday.
I Born to !firs. W. II. Kerr, a flue
son on Monday evening..
~ John Hamilton is shipptng a car
of hogs this week from town and a
it ear of cattle from Teeswater.
Detective Ross was in Wroxeter
on Sunday and arrested 3 tramps up
it I the track.
Raglan St., was almost totally des-
troyed by fire No cause can be
assigned for the blaze, as for some
years past the building has only
been used as a workshop and wood-
shed, but the supposition is that
a spark from a passing locomotive
ignited the shingles which were very
old and dry. The loss will be about
200 with, we understated, no insar-1
ante.
M. Morden of the Bank of Hamil-
ton, Wingham, was the guest of J.
H. Stuart over Sunday.
KINLOSS. Mrs. Page, relict of the late John
+ 1 Page, `lied ill Listowel on Good Fri-
J Atkinson ha; moved on the Ida
y Deceased had been in poor
Carlton farm. health for a considerable length of
I R. Hall has moved on the of
Shoebottom farm. Dick has bought
1 this place. We wish him well in his
!new home. a husband died about four years ago.
John Smith has taken possession of One soil, Thomas Page, and two
I the Roblin farm and erected a new daughters, Mrs. Granger, of Moles- ! Go tom"
house. His advertisement for a worth. and Miss Page, survive her,
good cook will appear in next issue. Deceased was a kindly old lady and
S. Moulton has gene to Montana to was much respected ley all who
wind up his late l.n•other John's busi- knew her.
At the annual vestry meeting of I
Christ Church Listowel, the follow.
ing officers were elected fur the en-
suing year. Wardens, J. H. Gunther
and R. C. Rantf'ord, sidesmen L. S.
Hunt, C. rrabbereer, II. B. Morphy
and A. St. George Hawkins, vestry
C. T isbberner ; Lay delegates to
synod, L. S. Hunt and J. H. Hunt
The question of renting the pews in
the new church was discussed and u
was decided to adopt the pew rental
system. The vestry adjourned until
the 30th, when the auditors' report
will be received and ,other business
transacted.
The sad news of the death of Mrs.
Draper, wbieb £centred in the Strat-
ford hospital early Monday morning
came as a shock to her many friends
as it was not generaly known she
was ill. It seems the deceased bad
been troubled with a tumor for some
time past, from which she must have
suffered great pain, although she
never compiaineci, and it was to
time. She was nver eighty and bad
been a resident of Lietowel for be -
men thirty and forty years. Iter
Ireland le Button are putting in a complete stock all Furniture
Ua iertaking consisting of.
BEDROOM SUITES, PARLDR SUITES, INNING: SUIT3a, TADLIRS snit
CIIAi1RS of all 1t Inds„ SIDEBOARTIS* LOU.NGES,,SPRING BED
MATTRESSES, CURTAIN PCLRS,, PICTU$ESL PICTURE
FRAMES, MQUNDINGS, rano:A% Etc.,,123 fact
e terything that ltppt lnza,,
d RSx-:.-..aLASS FT.J1I1ITU R ST <' i. l
pairing. Engine and Mill
Machinery repairing and pipe
fitting a specialty.
All kinds of shafting, gear-
ing, iron and wc:oden pulleys,
brass and iro:i castings sup-
dlied on shortest notice.
JOIEVDT MURRAY.
SPRIN SUFIS
Made in the
LATEST. STYLES
Thomas A.. Edison Hess.
It is claimed "hitt Te rotas A, l:cu- t •I• D. McLean bas settled down to
work on the lictdgins estate. John
son has „even the problem of cpat+'• has a cols that is interesting not a
sting iron from the sand in the arc i'ew of cur young folks.
by demo -mechanism. The engin-A. J. hunter, M. D. is kept over
eerinn and alining Journal predicts busy these days.
that his wills a` Edison, N. J., will
be turning out the best Bessemer ore; Anderson & Black are stocking up
the farmers in this vicinity with corn
ever mined at the rate of 1 200 tons; cobs Joe. I'uilem is on your trail,
a day. The mills are described as
- meehauical wonders. it is a familiar 1 boys spencer is lifting a lot of cattle
of
mystery that the genius of midi s! around here this week. He is taking
complisies so much in the field of !around
out west to his ranch. He
of turehauiord invention, and utterly; them about west
chi loads, The
fails when att.emptiug to preventmoney ft has taken to buy these
economic
and monopoly in the `cattle should awake itself felt through
economic ur;e of its products' I the county.
BELGRAVE. (
(quite a t enation was caused in
e ODERICII.
senverageelly-quietlitthete.oathazal it A special troth Stratford or Fri.
was learned on Friday morning that 1 day say°:—James Farewell, who es -
George Uuc: dfellow of this place had l caped from constable Gundry en
been found dt:,ld in D,•. MoAsh's route from the Goderich gaol to the
stable. I ecei ed was working for Kingston penitentiary by a daring
the doe,t' r ui,c; left the office to do; leap from an express train between
some work around the stable. Going Toronto and Kingston a short time
out a feet moments later the (lector ago turned up at St. Mary's on Wed -
found und laitii lying dead. Coroner nesday eight. It appears that his
Towler c,f Win, lam was notified at I wife had been living in the west for
once but upon le•trning e, particulars some time. Recently she received a
of the cane be did not think an
inquest necessary. Deceased had
been under the dectoys care all winter
for heart t.i•oui.,le.✓
letter from him, informing her that
he would come after her on Wednes-
day night :•the informed a friend
of the foot who gave the information
to the police, and as a result oft}eer
1%l:si' WAWANOSH, Wm, Gundry cit' t,oderieh, county
constable Shand and special constable
Oil Friday morning last fire des Copeland t.f St. Marys, lay in am-
tl'oyed the reeiidence of Mr. Arthur bush keeping at the satne time at
Haines, lot 27 concession 0. The sharp lookout at the house for him.
-fire was caused by the explosion of During the night Farewell drove to
a lamp. Mrs. Haines had got up to the house with a horse and buggy,
fix a window, through a brokenpane which he tied in the neighborhood.
of which the wind was blowing: she The officers started for the house,
lit the lamp and placed it on a table and had not gone far before they
near where she was working, when came to a fence. Farewell rose up
it Suddenly exploded. Mrs. Hautes on the opposite eide of it. Constable)
Who wits in the house alone with the Shand made a dive to catch his mala
younger members of the family, but was struck hi the abdomen by a
pluckily set to work to rescue these heavy wrench, which laid him out.
About half of the household effects Constable Copeland who saw the
were saved by neighbors who blow struck, and fearing Shansi had
come to the rescue. The los is been killed. Mk to his heelsshouting
partly covered by insurauce.l for help. Inti 1 1 Hess 'Farwell
A complete stoclesof Undertak,trg':•kept,.t.rl:hitted and prices re. aonr
able).
l"Remainber•the place, Ire3and's old! staaa,
detsald Block, (Residence opposiae.the foundfiyt..
opposite the Mac.
BUrJN is
stu .Ras" 'ca/,' #3'' r'bit/W ar@i'rhAtr'Fi" r P.'s ... ' f'bCtt' ' ' •"@b/P: Wia+"8/tti ''
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DEPARTMENTAL STO E .--
ABE NOT IN IT
when you want something choice i:n eb.e line of
OILET SETS
We have a very fine lot of this line for you to choose from.
just now and we are letting them go at prices that have
KNOCKED OUT
anything we have yet seen or heard of
N.A. FAR U HARS ID'S_.
CHINA HOUSE, - - WINGHAM
QUEEN'S 1I.cJCii, WINGHAM
1
311.i.4 G1 " A ,M
'a:i sr
Having purchased the above
named propel Lt. from Mr. A. M.
Robinson, WO ate now prepared to
supply a great variety of Catlings
and to attend to nil manner of re-
pair work
FACTORY :.IAXAGERS—Come
when your Machines require repair
and our machinist can put them
right thus saving you trouble and
annoy ante.
BRIDGE I U1I. DI:RS--Come and
order your Moat from us, We order
remove tate growth, which hacl direct from ti:e }tolling Mills and can
assumed large proportions, and was quote von ilii: es that are right.
slowly but surely killing her, that
sheentered the hospital last Thursday.
The operation was performed Friday
and the patient appeared to be Hold-
ing her own until Sunday evening,
when she slowly sank, passing peace-
fully away early on Monday morning,
Deceased, who was in her Goth year
was ane of the early settlers in the
district, her husband George Draper,
who died about five years ago, being
one of the first merchants in Listowel.
The deceased was an active member
of Knox church. and was highly
respected by all who knew her for
her many sterling qualities.
Floods continue to do much damage
in ad Quebec,
1.0 ray Bay houses
beteg
logs being set adrift at River
Dt etnin.
1-- .tram -13011,7.C.
emobe ---
i)onnrenrol—In Ilowick on April 21st
the wife or Mr. George Doubledee of
tyvip daughters.
AltETT--In Mortis, on April 2f, alio
IOU er Mr. Thou. Barrett, a daughter+l
ientI.ATtet—In town on April 24t
the wife or Mr.
FARMERS ---Come on Saturday
and secure same. of our 1 argains fn
Plough Repairs :and Resler Castings
which. we+sell el.c;ip for cash on Sat.
tu'day. 13i ing yr,:ir cast n iron scrap
along.
IlIPLl.1i l:iti'I' MEQ; ---Get your
repairs here in itcad of sending to
distant points end tuns save m+tnoy.
WANTED ---.'t litnitecl quantity of
Dry `2'. inch Flock Elni Plank and
Dry Maple.
W M. R sI`TDAL & Co.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is the only safe, reliable
monthly medicine on which i
ladies can depend in th-e
hour and time of need.
Is prepared in two degrees
of strength.
NO. 1 for ordinary cases
is by far the best dollar medicine known
NO, for special cases—ro g
mg out
c
Having decided to retire from business, owing to the state
of my health, I will commence,. on
9
to clear out my whole stock at
e l LAURTE
In order to reduce my stock before finally disposing ofit en bloc
I will iar'7
THI
D1YS,a
give Bargains that have not been given"before in
INGHAM
Jour Liaklater; a .son —sold by druggists, one Dollar per box.
D ATUCia'D 2 de rcc This is an opportunity very seldom given in the trade, the ti
/ bydruggists. one ,well bought and all must go. This
ay 28 Ines by Rev. Stewart
Wedntts stronger—sold
day ` inet by lieu. Stewart of Beltnore Three Dollars; two boxes, edo iveeDollars: i Stock iS ileai'ly %lll nf.'W and
Give us a call and be convinced.
trict5 and two 3 -cera stamps, ''' '`'
h0 f:GOIS
Windsor, Outing. M C ■
!'' ..,.,I1 .moi..,
Jamas Hastings, Orangeville. to Bella I No. x, or No. 2, ma p I is no sham.
Clic t nr: A
oldest daughter of Mie, A. Anderson
escaped and has out been seen since Glenatinee. jI
Constable Shand was Here yesterday DZID •
Chief C f Police M Car
interviewing
t✓;MoDoiseen-- In West Wawanosh ott1
Sold . C4"f
Wednesday April 22. Janet McDonald
r in Canada
' ie U o ice ain nt+h 1tn and CVCrywher" '
thy his objeet being to seeure a
blood hound to trta+ek Farewell,
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by
aged 85 eon.a all i-espot+sibledruggists MACDONAI,D BLOCI . 'INGTIATA.
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