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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-10-08, Page 3SIE Ai, VOL. XXVI -NO, 1329, WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1897 o $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE New Goods.o HOMUTH & DOLES' Stock of New Goods are the very latest. Call and leave your order for your new fall **Hat or Bonnet, We lead in this department. GERMAN MANTLES We hav e'tile lamest selection in town the very latest styles shown and the prices away down. Be ure and call and be convinced. WE SELL CHEM. HOtiiVTN & D0�1E3 Tf/E� CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, STRATFORD. - ONT. 12 of our students have taken situa- tions+ within the last few weeks. Two applications are now in and two our o situ- ations atiorie are being held until ttwo al students grade etc. Canada`s leading ,commercial school. Five male teachers; board low ; teseele. conspetitors in various Ways.*Buttes now if possible. Freo •oircular s, W. J. 1rLLIOTT, Principal. Marriage Licenses Issued by Ii'ttasie Peasansor;, No 23, Vic - Gotta street,Wingham, Ont. No wituessoe required. JY!TE!!L .FIRST OV THE SEASON PEACHES.... .,,PLUM S... GRAPES ICE CREAM ---AND--... `CONFECTIONERY, 14.10-41,11. Mr. A. t 'OE[lel'S, City Restaurant, Te1eplioi c No. 8r1. Maodonaia Block, SENSIBLE PEOPLE Do not send t., Toronto or some other place for their °risoo stationery. They got it at tho Toros Office. Wo give them goodnr atorlal and do first-olass work, and when wo ret plod for a fob we spend tho money in tiro town. IF YOU NEED Note Iluuds, Letter heads, 13111 Roads, State. robots, Envelopes, Visiting; Cards, Wedding Stationery, or anything also in the printing lino, give us a chance, before sending else. v t hero. 1 V e can do work 1. a s cheap rind as good ad as the airy rano, whose only interest in the town is to get as much mouoy out of it as ho can. Yours for Printing, H. B, ELLIOTT, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS; McKinnon ez Co—A Success Star Photo Studio—Photographs W J Elliott—rho Very hest Ontario Government—Extra Provincial Companies George Carr—Ordored Clothing 111•2•1111•1.611425.1.611•61•44.14 4141.41:11141.•11MMOBNii•Oiliell LOCAL. NEWS. — Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran- teed to cure headache, —Poultry is bein offered for sale freely now, \'VANrED—First•c ss Pantmaker, apply to 0•lOtf W •BAnnAND, \\ringhann. —If you have a ews item send it to the rXMEs. —Court Maitland C. 0. F., will hold its reoalur meeting thi (Friday) evening. —Mr. James Co me is have a stone foundation erected nder his esidence.fr Coal stove for sale ch -a• ; practically as good au new. Apply t obn Murray. —Workmen aro usy on Mr. Alf. J. Nicholl's new bake ven, which he is hav- ing built. Servant girl want . Apply to Mrs. R. M. Robinson. — The regular in uthly meeting of the School Board wil bo held on Tuesday evening next. —The Union Fur iture Factory boiler room nod the etou block have had new roofs placed on the this weelr, Ireland tk Button mu be making prices right, as they seem too doing the furni- ture trade. —1fr. \VLfttilter, first-class cutter, late of Toronto and Be. 'ie, has taken a situa- tion in the tailorin department of Messrs. H muth & Bowles 4I—Mr. ,lames IcGavin met •witl severe accident it Bennett's plani mill one day last week by his hand •.oiling in contact with the tzz planer. Don't go hungry wh= ,u can get two large cans of Kipper (1 ierrings for 25c., at N. A. Farquharson s. —Mr. George Ma n has had the Anty- lone Gas Light pu in bis book store. This makes a good l ght, and sets off stir. Mason's goods in rand style. —From the F rdwich Record we learn that 1\Ir. Willia Adair,one of Fordwi:h's citizens, has ren d a farm near Wingham, where he intend to reside in future. Dr. Macdonald is now permanent- ly at home aha can be consulted by Ills patrons. —Messrs, Beattie Bros. took their trot. ting mare, Sclinia, am by Saranac, to the Lucknow races, i connection with the fair, and succeeded n getting second place in tae three minute ace and third in the free-for-all. Wing) m fs noted for first hews. On Thursday • vetting of last weolt, Mr. Walter Green of this town, had his electric light plant n Brussels running for the first time, and verything was in, per. feat running orde Brussels has nine street lamps. Wei gham should take a copy off Brussels and have a few more street lamps. Ireland & Butt have Patent Slide Extension Table. Any dy can work them. It don't require wo or three at each end to pull them part, end they doe' cost any more than se old kind. Beattie Bros. in on Monday evening Mr. il.obert 13eattio on the bus to meet when in front of B some boys were no bus, and Mr. Ileett ,? handed the lines to Master Fred Patte on, who was with him, who let the lines di p, and as soon as litr. Beattie eomrnenoe to use the whip on the boys, the horses an away. In going through thegatewa at the station grounds they .rim into the post, going with such force that the bet one of the two was in. atantly killedf boy, Patterson, es- caped with a Beyer shaking up. This is the second horse th lliessrs. Beattie have lost inside of a oto th, and it is a severe loseto them. Flowers, Groceries and Vegetables at T. 0, Graham's, Chisholm Block. t with it serious loss est. On that evening as driving the team e 8 o'clock train, and l's ]'urniture Factory ocd on the back nt the Bread and flourthe taken a drop. ---Coileotor Roberts may be daily seen on his rounds. --Tun TIMES and Weekly Globe will be sent from now until January let, 1808, for 20 cents. --In another column f this week's issue we give the prize lists of the Teeswater and Brussels fall fairs. —For first-olass tailoring and cheap gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co. Remember the place, in Queen's block. 111'. Jesus Button has dieposed of his property on Shuler treet to a farmer of East Wawanosh, so will take up his residence in town. —We understand that Mr. Thomas Walker, butcher, ha parohased Mr. Wm. Moore's property on , osephine street, and intends erecting aglin ober shop thereon in the near future. —A letter receive from Mr, D. Suther- land, who recently 1 ft here for Dauphin, Manitoba, gives as he news that Ise and his family have go nicely settled down. and like the countr Peaches, plums, and pears in abundance and as cheap as the cheapest, at Jas. ltle- Kelvie's Star Restaurant. —Ilis Honor Jud the Council Chamb for the revision o, when a number o the list and a few —As the season approaching, it m whore and from w chased. Mr. W. the nearest in t licenses may be o Masson held court in here, on Friday last, the town voters' list, names were added to ere struck off. or hunting deer is fast be of interest to know our licenses can be pur- . Climie, of List° el, is s section fr whom tained. Two large ca of M a and Boys' Fall Clothing h e added this week to our already v r ergo stock. Don't mies this chane M. Gordon.. —Dean's Uncle om's Cabin Company will reproduce thi old favorite play in the Town Hall on tarday evening next. This company is ;Oil spokenof by tine press. The admi sion is placed at 10 cents; reserved se is 20 cents. —Mr. George 13 Roe went to Brussels on Friday last wit his horses and took in the races in eosin tion with the fair. He took first money ' the pacing race with Lionel H, and th' d with Louise. In the trotting race he took third with King, Trash oysters served in any style at ,Tames McKelvio's Star restaurant. —Work on the ncrete sidewalks has been completed for this year. Thera has been 2 miles and . feet of this walk laid in Witggham this ar, and with that and what was laid le year, we have in the neighborhood of t roe miles of walk. —Camp Caledo fa, Sons of Scotland, of this town will hal a grand Scottish concert about the first of November. Grand Chief will be present and the ,'• 1 Bazar, of Toros) o,1 best of local an' outside talent will take part. Watch fo the exact data in a futute issue. Ireland A': But n have a complete stock of furniture. I on are wanting anything in that line it vill pay you to see their goods, as their rices are better than you can get anyw re in town. —I3y last aaturd y's Montreal Star we notice that Messr., H. A. Wilder one of the largest urnituro dealers of that city, have made rrangements to handle the furniture m nufactured by Messrs T. Bell & Son, of bis town. Yessro. Bell & Son are gainin a well-earned reputation alI over Canada f r theirhigh class furni ttyo. V—We learn fr m the Mosley Free Press that 11r. R. J Swan, formerly of this town, has dec]• ed to leave Qhesley and try bis luck ' t the, WesMr. 5wa1,'s wife and fatni y will remain in Listowel until he succee'e in locating, at some point in Manitoba r British Columbia. Mr. Swan was ten erect a grand farewell sup- per and cern glimentary address by the different soci ties to whieh he belonged before leaving, Chesloy. Itis many Wing - ham friends i11 wish him ovary success. —20 cents for Teens and Globe to end of year. — Mr, John Gray our local ice man, shipped a car load f ice to Seaforth on Tuesday. —We have just re ived a new stock of Memeoriam Cards, Card Board, etc., g cheap as the cheap pared to do anytll' from the largest card. Only first -0 and all work gua in need of anytll' give us a call. Our Mantles rush. They ar sal and prices. d . .'. since he first appea stage, has always beer this ocoaeir n made lar all lovers of a stirri Kenzie made is hap' Song of the Market nil Heads, Envelopes, combining as it did d rich we will print as some ideas and liters t. Tim TIMES is pre- the programmough re. Land from the attention a received, his eutert ably suooessful, It wtthatanding, to tta dozen persons woul to their favorite gm+. Isis " reallyranuexcellent, at poet, a patriot al sketches of ,1 olsn M. Pond and Geo ural, even in it Altogether the en ell success in ever its promoters, the the sum of $100.5 g in the printing line, ester to the smallest ss workmenYe m lv d e P , anteed, When you are g in the pr .g line goi• out with a co re in style, mater - C early. D. M. Gor- -Mr. R. G. Gerd u, son of Mr. D. M. ordon, of this to n, ie busy making preparations for o ening a general store in the elegaryl;ly fit ed shop in the But- ton block. Mr. ordon is a pushing young business m in, and wo wish him every success in is now venture. He wilt have sometlei g to say m our adver- tising columns ne t week. —The followin is from the Thames - ford correspond ce to the Ingersoll Daily Chronicle f Friday last: "Wo regret to ]earn at Miss Maggie Mc- Kay, daughter o Mr. Remeinber Mc- Kay, lies very ill t Wingham, where she had been visitin for sense time past. Miss :McKay will bo brought home this week, if her etr gth permits, but the saddest part of i all is the fact that her mother is also ow dangerously ill, in fact, recovery is carcely looked for." Goad Blood and Sound Muscles. Scott's Emulsion ns a blood -malting and strength -producing food. It removes that feeling of utter helplessness which tales possession of ono when suffering from gen- eral debility. OBITTJARY, The following i from the Belleville Intelligencer of Oe "ober 1st : " At 9 o'clock th s morning Jacob E. Dunnage breathe his last at the resi- dence of his son, o Hillside street. He was attached with paralytic stroke on Tuesday afternoon nd never rallied. "Deceased wa born in Maitland, Ontario, in 1822, d was thus in his 75th year. He w a sou of Captain Donnan°, who, with ijs men, defended tho fort at tho battlt of Chrysler's Farm. He came to Bellevil in 1846, with his wife, who was a siste of the late A. N. Pringle. Mrs. Dul age died 12 years a ,r ago. The survives,* klikken Mrs. d aro • . ,1 . R W. Chambers, R 'hester ; Mrs. J. C. Moynes and Miss aria Dulmage, this city ; Thomas, Clic go, and George, this city. "The late Mr. .ulmnge was a wood worker by trade, a d was in partnership with Mr. \William .ukor in the carriage business, and aft .Wards worked at his trade in different :hops till a few years since, when he t as forced to give up work. He was a . ember of the Metho- dist Church an a life-long Conserva- tive. In °hermit r wns quiet and un- assumiug, and e had many warm friends from the ssoeiations of younger days. He was lover of tield sports, baseball being artioularly fascinating to him. His fan ly have this sympathy of the whole con nunity in their loss:" Mr. John H. ulmago, of the Bruns- wick House of t r s town, and Mr. Jumes Ii. Dulmage, of rindlo, Michigan, are the only two s ryiving of a family of ten brothers. THE .i3ENef ' ISGH OONOEkIT d on a Wingharn a favorite, bot on self dearer still to g eon. Miss Mc- ehcice in •' The 'lace" nn a recital, uratic effect, whole - purity. Mr. Ben- ttire second part of if one might judge i rt applause which he nment was rewark- ould be diffioult, not- e his masterpiece. A have a dozen ideas as lection from his pro- alled of the Fleet" was d showed the man as a d a reciter. His local eelands, Dr. Macdonald, go McKenzie were nat- ir disproportionateness. rteinmeut was a deoid- particular, and realized Vingham Football Club, TOWI COUNOIL The regular m Town Council we, ing last. Member ton, Reeve Gregory and Councillors B,o thly meeting of the held on Monday even- present—Mayor Mor - Deputy -Reeve Augus, bins, Johns, Robinson, Reading and Bans •,). The minutes of 1 :t regular and special • meetings were read,, pproved and signed. ' A comtnuuicatio' was read from the Canadian Fire Uud' writers' Assosiatiou, i asking tu•vn wbat ha been done in way of repai.iug deficiencies u waterworks, which • they complained of as a new rate for IWingham would soon .e struck.—Referred Ito Fire, Water and Light Committee. i • A communication as read from the 'Firemen, giving a lit f articles in their room —Referred to Pr sarty Committee. 1 The Treasurer report d receipts of $30 for the month of September. The Mayor brought u the question of what should be doue in tre way of keeping instruments and other articles of town hand in shape, as ban.; was broke up at present. lie, with et& members of Citi- zens' Committee, were t'yeeg their best to keep tate instruments , rd other property i together, Council th ught they should I leave the matter in the rands of Citizens' Committee. The Public Works ommittce reported • se. follows : 1 i To Towu (,nonoil of \' Ingham i 1—That your con riittee had let con. traet fur gradin;; Cent a street to Charles ' Barber for $30, and arse has been dune satisfactory to your co ntttee. l '2 —That Minnie etre •t and John, at their ! inter -section, require o be lowered. The contractor for stttcwa'k was perwittad to i use a quantity of gray suitable for filling, land it will y et require the work of the road ' machine and a couple of men for two days to fully complete the ; rading. I3—That it ie the iu elitism of your com- mittee to do such 1 ther grading as will :be necessary to prole the concrete walks built. 4—The earth thawill require to be removed in a few r1 ces can well be util- ized in filling iu plac s where the ditch on Wetetaourse is low, tad where, in cense-' queues, water stand Although the engough concert is a thing of the past, et its pleasant memor- ies will long linger in the bosoms of the some 1100 people ' ho had the pleasure of listening to the 0, uadian Harry Furniss, Mr. 3, W. Bengo .h. The first part of the programme, whit was supplied by local talent, showed," igham at its best. Miss Ada Cline, who sang the first number, possesses a very _ set voice, and by her rendition of " Pa dy " set the audience in a state el good h or that remained with them thronghont the entire evening. Mr, Frank Hill, in " ommitted to the Deep,'' proved to bavo an unneually rich bass voice. Mr. He Wightmau was more than equal to imeelf in his specialties idol was heartil• applauded by the anal. enoe upon the cows of somo of his more difficult jugglin by Will T. Sulli an enoore was O'Grady" as 5—Your committ to enter upon any advanced season o what is necessarily ing the concrete wa 0 ---The taking of street across John which your cons opinion and direct All of which is J Reeve Gregory putting in tempo water, but though save the money f which had to be dectrt it inadvisable tore grading at this the year, other than occasioned iu protect- s. he water on Josephine treet, is a matter upon ittee would like the n of the whole counoil, epeotfully submitted, A. Moslro:r, Chairman. bought it was uo tees in .ry fixtures to dram off it be`tor to let it go and • construction of a sewer, no before very long. Councillor flat :on thought we would need a new systos of waterworks before sewer, and sonnet ing should be done now to drain water te ay. Reeve Gregory moved that there be no more work dorso on the streets this year, until it is pa..ed and accepted by this council. Reeve Gregor said Public Works Com. tnittee had been 'ting on and doing work, and council did > t know what they were doing, as this w the trot report ire had ouncil, but as the report tented the gron d of his motion, he would withdraw the m. ion. Moved by Co • cillor Hanson, seconded feats. "The Carnival," seen before the an, was 80 well given that demanded, with " Rosy response, Mr. Sullivan, PHOTOGRAPHS In Standard Sizes, In Latest Style of Art. In Platinum or Enamel Finish, Interior Views Family Groups or Evening Parties .wade at your own residence by aash•lixit, hi the atoning. By appointment, .Exterior. Views of Residences, Churches, Schools by the u,sluntaneous process. By appofutnlent, Negatives Preserved Duplicate Copies n,ay be had at any time of any Negative taken at this Studio dur. the past too years, at greatly reduced prices. ]Photos Esallalrge4 In Life Size Work we product none but tho beat :..ayon and watercolor Portraits. Prices reasonable. 11, keep in stock Frames of modern design and artistic finish. Portraits and frames on view at the Studio. STAR PHOTO STUDIO! Beaver I3loak, Wingham. by Councillor Robin Public Works Cgs ODA drain be laid John street on .1080 mended by Publf Carri_d. on, that the report of iteee be accepted, and o take water across me street, as recom- Works Committee. -- The Finance Co mittee reported as fol- lows; 1'. H. Manuel, salt ry ,$ 8 3 Fire Company, sa ries...', , .65 00 J. 13. Ferguson, sal ry anis postage. 102 50 Thomas Irwin, sal ry 10 CO Joseph Coad, Sala , 15 QC. Van Vannorrnau, salary . 34 00 Elliott Bros., tile 4 05 H. B. Elliott, pri . ing 8 'Gutta Pemba M nufacturing Co, supplies for • aterworks 62 00 Mrs. Saint, wateri sg street 2 00 Municipal World, .ebenture hook4 12 Charles Barber, rk on streets:045 5 50 .lames Irwin, ' " 26 88 Geo Fretwell, - " 8 13 Geo Ilugltes, •' 1 26 Wingham Electric ight Co.,lights for September .... 34 d4 Wm. Dore, repairs, . roperty 3 10 Charles heading, i.:pecting side - 25 walks ... _ 38 88 A. Ross, stationery` >tees ., 2 35 dos. Bu'lard, wont streets 2 38 Wm. Moore, " " ▪ 18 30 Thos. Moore, " tt 1322.831483 3 14 We fins: the above , ccounts correct, and recommend payment, •xcept Elliott Bros. William . and \\am Dore w ieh are not certified to, these to be pair when certified to. Your committee wonl also like particulars re sale of unused pia k walk, the quantity disposed _ 1 of and th price obtained for r cools lot. Moved by council] r Robinson, seconded bv Councillor Ha grt, that report of Pittance Comrnitteo e adopted, and Treas- urer issue cheques for payment of ars- counts..-Carried. ocoapt:;.--Carried. Mayor Morten, a . chairman of Public Works 0ommittee, thought Mr. F. H. Rcderus should hay old plank walk along his property on Pat telt street, as ire had laid the same. lie alio said that Public 'Works Comrnittr,o ere selling old plank walk for what tile, could get for it, and only in casts where t was going to be used for sidewalk. 11lvred by Cohne lor Robbins, seconded by Councillor Ilan on, that whereas Mr. Roderna built plank walk along hie proper- ty on Patrick et •et, he be allowed to retain the sante.—C cried. Moved he Council or Robbins, secende d by Councillor Job that Public Works Committee be suet toted to dispose of all old plank walk to pa ties desiring to lay walks in front of t eir properties. --Car- ried. By -]acv No. 315, g ing power to borrow money on temperer :loan to pay for con- struction of co•x tht . •• ork, until such time as work is complctLL wau read three times. moved by Couneillo ,Hanson, seconded by Councillor Robinson ' that by-law No. 315, as now read, bo pass d.—Cartied. By-law No 3111, g ving power to borrow money to 'beet cur ent expenses of town until such time as taxes be collected, was read three tinges. Moved by Councillor Johns. ueconded y Councillor Robbins, that by-law No. ' 16 be adopted as novo read.—Carr led. Moved by Count lor Robinson, seconded ny Coanritlur John that $250 be placed to the credit of Schee Board. ----Carried. Councillor Rohl ns wanted to know what was }gulag t Lo done in way of rs- put street in proper re Mayor said that eke a had agreed to pts e for travel, pairing grAvcl pit t shape for trot It. contractor Wyse.] street in proper 1111 The council adjotrrsssd.