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VOL. XXVT.--,NO. 1331,
WTNGHAM„ ONTARIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 22, 1891.
Wingham, Oct. 1897..
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or ut .
HOMUTH & OVVLEs,
Haug decided to make a specialty
of the Ordeed Clothing Department
of our business, we have secured the
services of a first-class cutter who is
full able to cater to the most fastid-
ious tastes.
We are showing for the Fall and
Wince l:acle a selection of Woollens
which'wo are justified in claiming is
more complete in all the latest nov-
elties than either ourselves or others
have ever shown•,in Wingham, Com-
prising as it does the best productions
of the English, Scotch and Came itlp
manufaetttrers.
May we solicit your patrontig
We can assure you it will be a plea-
sure to show -you through our stock,
and should • you favor us with an
order, can promise that the garment
will be found to be both fashionably
cut -and tastefully trimmed.
Yours respectfully,•
„ ORIUTIn & BOWLES,
WEDDING STATIONERY
We have just placed in stock aline assort-
ment of 1Veddhng Stationery which we will
print in the lutest style, and at a price lower
than you can get anywhere else. If you aro
in need of anything in this lino give us a call.
BUSINESS STATIONERY
Wo can supply you with all Linda of busi-
ness stationery, including 13!11 Iieads, State.
stents, Envelopes, Business Cards, eta, If you
aro in need of anything in the job printing
line, etre us a call and you will find our prices
as low as sltewhorc.
H. B. ELLIOTT,
Times Office; Wineharn,
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11. B. ELLIC'!PT,
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Ourselves -Cheap Rea in,; r
N, A Farquharson --S. man;
It G Gordon-Olothin etc,
w I10.r1'tl�tiSl . n 011e Secret
W A Jaitl x limo c Oysters
' McKi fon' jr a es that speak
'debster't55d,Orercoats
Luther Tub w' btuntry Gentleman
ee
`' graaran-
visiting
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CENTRAL Ol SINE.SS COLLEGE,
. STRATFORD. - ONT.
12 of our students have taken situa-
tionti within the last few weeks. Two
applications aro now in and two situ-
ations are being held until two al our
students grsctudte. Canada's loading
commercial school. Five male teachers;
board low ; excels competitors in various
ways, Enter now if possible. Free
oireulnre,
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
. teed to at
=We can prin
cards.
Thursday, N;tk
appointed Thankegi
Marriage licenses
Issued by FRANx. PATE.RSOIN, No 23, Vic-
soria street,Winghatn, Ont. No witnesses
required.
SPECIALTIES THIS WEEK
BALTIMORE
oygTE
—Memorial cards of all kinds printed
neatly and cheap at Tice: Trues office.
—Mr.. C. Gillespie h s placed a new egg
waggon on tbe road, the 'manufacture of
Mr. William Dore.
—Mr. J. E, Serer , of the Exchange
Hotel, has had a floor laced in his stable.
John is up•to-date in :very particular,
Flowers, Groceries and Vegetables at T.
C. Graham's, Chisholm Block.
. —If you went ohm . reading ma et look
at our clubbing rates. Pick out the papers 1
yon desire and we wig have theta sent.
ass been
Stk
ay,
—A number of tho' Vingham singers as-
sisted Mr. G. W. Cine in the cantata,
" Esther," at Luckno% on Thursday even-
ing.
--In our write up of eattie Bros.' livery
barn last week we state tisat the cerriago
room wee 58x12 fent, • t should have read heroes of a womanvh
128x38 fent, birth record away 2
Poaches, plums, and: pears in abundance
and as cheap as the cheapest, at Jas. ,tete- —The concertto have
]iglvie's Star Restaurant. more on Wednesday ev
e who took in the ately postponed, on a
• parts of Uncle weather, and a numbs
pact of the month, ale were disappointed.
---House gleaning is again in order.
—A new boot a d. elute repairing shop
has been started in own."'
—;ver. John Kerr has placed a . de-
livery wagon on time oad: 1t is 10 of the
latest style,
A iirst•o1ass Con S o ' • for sale cheap.
Apply to J. Halliday.
=Bring your auction sale bells to TIM
Toles office. They will be printed while
you wait. A free notice given until date
of sale.
--Mr. G. W. Olin has made arrauge-
meats with the Fre: Library Board, of
Ripley, to give the can. eta, " Esther," with
Isis class of Lucknow •'ngers at an early
date.
—A secret, they sa is a thing that a
woman can't keep ; but ay, have you ever
gave the Bible's
—A number of tho
excursions to tlifferei
r
Sam's country, the firs
returned home this we
—Mr. Duncan Can
his family from Londe:
they have taken up the
home on Frances stree
4—On Sunday afters
Haugh's horse gave an
k. V—A. new plank walk
pbeli has removed the G. T. R. tracks to
to Wingham, and property. Several oth
r •osidonee in their walk have also been jal
cressinge put clow an
about readyforthe t
oon last Mr. Janes bon a
exhibition of kick- r _The Blyth St.td
been held in Bel-
ning was indefin-
count of the wet
of our young pee-
as been laid from
r. Geo. Mclienzie's
r small pieces of
and a number of
now everything is
weather to set in.
•d speaks thus of
ing on Josephine. scree No damagevas! our new sidewalks : " .everal of our cid-
done with the except' n oe a slight break i zens who have been to Wingham lately
in the harness. 1 and noted .the great i.. ,rovement the new
--The following is f •stn Tuesday's Lon- concrete walks are cv-r the old style plank
wonder why Blyth
elite,"
don Free Press : Mr.
Wingham, an old -tine
ryas here yesterday
route home from it tl
relatives in the St
though over seventy
to hold his own wit t the rest of the ;now goods to the stet
boys." look for bargains. t
—For first-olas tailoring and cheap or busiuees 00 Satur
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co. i
Remember.•tho place in Queen's block. ; will have something
V—On Thursday o last week, while Mr. next week.
C. Morningstar, of the Wingham Steam 1 —Persons who he
Pump Works, was a' work fixing a well one are fewer sparrows
the farm of Mr. Th,mas McGill, Mimes, !usual need not thin
he met with almost a fatal accident. He ; birds are passing.
Samuel Youbill, of walk are beginning t
resident of this olty, cannot bave similar
ora short time, en 1 114.
r. J.S, Earle, '
Fee weeks' visit with tG. AlcInt re's
tes. Mr. You13i11, al- ; y
years of age, continues town,;and has been
•"ld ! ready for business
lbury, who purchased
stook has arrived in
nay all week getting
ie has added a lot of
, and our readers may
expects to be ready
ay of this week, and
o say ;to our readers
—The Star •Phe o Stndio has been un-
dergoing repairs d ing the past week.
Fresh oysters,.. served in any' style at
James McKelvie's ;;tar Restaurant. •
—1♦?r. Maurice' ark will assist in the
singing et e. concer in Gordo this (Friday)
evening.
—Messrs. Burch 1i & McDonald shipped
three carloads of h gs to Coldiugwood, per
G. T.11., on Mond y lees.
—Grand Scribe H. Fred Sharp, of St.
Marys,.visited Le anon Chapter, R. A. M.,
Winghanr, on Toe day evening last. '
• —Mr. A. H. Mu grove will peeler the
duties of chairing i at the L. 0. L concert
to be hold in Gorr o on Novemb 5th.
Money to Loan.—Pr'vat funds to loan
on first-class security. ply to William
Robertsou, Frances St.
i<lr. R. Hill an son, Percy, of Walker-
ton, are In tcwn t tie week getting things
in readiness for the running, of the Wing -
ham Soda Water rketV
—Mr. Alex. Ross, gent for the Domin-
ion Express Comp ny, has received in-
structions from the ompany to forward,
free of charge, all i oney, tnorohandise or
supplies for the R seen County fire euf•
forers.
—A dead wild cat was the centre of
attraction on Fron
morning for a few
Garners, of the is
hunting on Tries
across the oat a
having the anim
Shipped direct to us from Baltimore.
Call and get some first-class oysters,
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY
and all Fruits in. season.
'W'- .. 3 oIlNS
City' i:cw�:lt'irant,
Telephone No. 35. ,. Macdonald 231ock.
street on Wednesday interested in Domini
inures, Mr. William `While on his us
line of Morris, was out 'Duet representative
ay afternoon and came and glove factory of
td shot it. He intense and was more than
stuffed. and bustle about th
formed that orde
fast for all kinds of
factory stakes dere
ferent styles of glov
aro about 45 hands
with his pumps, a and tome of them
e, Wingham, Brussels, and borne
in
three former places he worrush, The citizen
end in tato latter second, of having snob a
etty hard to boar. Mr. the town. It is i
was down near the b
he became almost all
managed to got a r
lege and was pulled o
death. Ile was all r
apd finished Lis job i
—9t1 Tuesday ever
D. ,$tewart's family
child, and, upon hive
parentiy four, or fi
found in the field o
barn. Tho child w
and cared for, and w
bora to learn whose.
person seemed to ka
the mother, Mrs. Gr )weld, who resides on on, if as much, a
e along and claimed: source of satisfacti
e one had wandered —The Scotch con
quite a dietetic° fro,; home.
Dr. Macdonald is now permanent-
ly at home and can be consulted by
his patrons.
—We have received the Statistical Year
Book of Canada for 1806, issued by the
Department of Agrict lture at Ottawa. It
contains dates and o opts connected with
the discovery and h story of Canada, its
cenetitntion and 0.vernment, physieai
features, a list of the sovereigns and rulers
of tee principal co ntries of the world,
together with the , ea, population and
density of population in the United king-
dom, a digest of th : treaties relating to
Canada, lands and and regulations. etc.,
beside statistics of tl various departments
in connection with ti e Dominion Govern-
ment. It is an inva able book to anyone
n affairs. '
---Verniers, iu•iu
to Wingham: .0
chants pay tbe hi
—The weather
last ,was regular sa o
aro nod! having a g
weather.
—The piotnre of
Club in last Sate
a good one. «]vet
to perfection..
—The Conntry
best agricultural
been reduced in p
bo found in anothe
—The fire alar
Thursday aftornoo
ment on the stree
only a burning whi
your grain and proAucg
r graintneiz.eand • Mee;•
est market. prie'es. '
Friday and Satueday
lamer weather, hut
Si A YEAR , IN .ADVANCE
we
od taste of genuine fall
noticed that there
in tbe.etreets than
that the noisy little
his is the time for
ttom,of a well, when their annual jnnket 1 tto the country, when
orated with gas, but ; they go out to telt: a look over the fields
pe round one of his' and visit their co utry cousins. When
t, narrowly escaping : he snow begins to fl or even before, they
ht the next morning; will return and settl . down for the winter.
his traual good style' , � An occasional c 1 'evening brings re -
ng, about dark, Mr. • minders of stoves. feet people delay the
heard the cries of a fixing and cleaning .f stoves until the first
tigation, 'a child, ap- . real touch of. winter comes and then they
e years of age, was ' all rush to the hard are stores for supplies
1 the east side of the ' and assistance. J he demand is then
a taken to the house ' greatly m excess of he supply of help, and
rd sent to the neigh- fault finding is pr, valent. We believe it
child it was, but no wise to begin now t prepare for the 'time
w. The same evening . of need. It will c, st no more than later
d being all ready is a
0.
the Wingham Football
y'e Toronto Globe was
face was brought out
entleman, one of the
tapers published, has
ce. Read their ad. to
column.
ringing about 1:20 on
paused a little excite-
, but it proved to be
ney et Sling's Hotel.
+ l2, -U.
5•••'4'.fry . /om ,,+
•
tgti;t�' /VIatuttt,
In Standard Sizes.
wa9ranl•t 't , ir'+
In Latest i:ffffeeif Mete' 7 r 7„'t1 i tent ° I.
In,F}atlgjlw tineeanalli?'lrttle •'t'r 1 ti.
• y� f tt,'r, itfr; .„r •na
O '?, ),,ihr
Irttieri ff , , t t , ,
Faptily Ceoups,ar, lttenitdf puttee. entree s'
at your own reelepngc;brtilash•light in tits, .t
evening. 13Y n101) 'ttaler3, .1
Exterior '11/164-g
et II'estdenccs; Churches, Schools by th
instantad'01l1 i process. By appointment,
NeEsatives Preserved
Duplicate Copies, nay be had at any tune,
of any Negative taken at this Studio dur•
the past .ten years, at greatly reduced •-
prices.
Photos regorged
. , Iu Lye Size Work we produce none but
the beet y:rayoo and t%'aturColorPortraits.
—Tho partridge a td duck shooting sea- n-rtces re:teunatde, We l.:cep in stoat
Frances 'cd modern design end. artistic
son has commence •, and every fipe day r.fetish. 1',ortraite and frames on view at
sportsmen are to b: seen corning to town �t the�,f(vdiu•.
with or without so :geese. Owing to the sT PJ oro t tuoio
wet spring partridge are not very plenti• 1
fill this season.
Victoria st'.ot, ca
the child?] The litt
Coal stove for sale olloap ; praotioally ma
good as new; (leas been replaced by a fur-
nace.) Apply to John Murray.
—Mr. O. Mornin star, of the Wingham
Steam Pump Work , met with great stun
cess
at th
efall fair
H
exhibited at Bolgra
and Blyth, In tite
secured first prize,
a record that is p
Morningstar turns out fust -class work, and a good write up
he fully deservoa t e credit bestowed upon waelt's issue, but
him. He is a me ttnlc in every partieu• wee do so.
.
lar, and thoroughl understands his busi-
ness. treaders of the Mita who are in HOW 1lMtCif DO T011 3, EIG1i I
need of anything
bettor than by ell
orders. Imo gives
and his prices are
al rounds this week, a
called at the tannery
Mr. W. J. Chapmab,
urprised at the hustle
place. We were in-
were eentinJ in very
loves and mitts. This
hundred and fifty dif-
s and mittens. There
eeployed in the place,
have been obliged to
rder to keep up to the
of Wingham feel proud
onrishing industry in
possibiefor us to give
f the industry in this
t some future date we
of Camp Caledonia,
be held in the To
evening, Novembe
Frazer, of Toront
deliver a short a
Deputy John Ranki
be present. A fino
singing and clench
which will be ren
mud outside talent
also be one of the a
tainmeut. The ads
at 15 and 2.5 ten
means of attractir
lovers of Scotch
should keep Novel
engagements. Bill
be issuedY.1 a, few
lars. 1
in his line. cannot do Thinness is wasting. Wasting is tearing
meting him with their. ' down. Septt's Emulsion hands up ; it meeting will be held in Janus.ry, when an
se tisfaction every time, ' never makes waste. It will give you rich address will be given by some member of
s low as elsewhere. ; blood and bring back your weight, the society from, Goderich. ,
•
ere, under the auspices
Sons of Scotland, will
n l:Iall, on Tuesday
2nd. Grand Chief
, will be present and
dress, and District
, of Seafortb, will also
rogramme of Scotch
g is being arranged
eyed by the best local
Bagpipe mesio will
tractions of the ontet-
•rission has been placed
, and should be, the
g a largo crowd. All
singing and dancing
ber 2nd clear of other
and programmes will
ya, giving full partiou-
—Just now there is a great surplus of
loaves from the nu terms, big and hand-
some shade trees in Vingham. The leaves
are being gathered f r many purposes, but
there is no more u: efnl purpose they can
be put to than futur sail for plants.
—We have-reeeiv: %-"a few copies of the
first pamphlet on •' Good Roads," issued
by the Canadian W i oelman's Association
and written by A. C mpbell, Government
Road Commissioner. The pamphlet con -
tales a lob of valuabi iuformation in road
making.
q-TL•e sympathy f our readers is ex-
tended to Mr. and M s. Joseph Golley, on
account of the death ,f their infant daugh-
ter, Verde Adella Mildred, which took
place on Thursday n. orning the funeral
will take place eh: s (Friday) afternoon,
from Mr, Golley's residende, 'on Minnie
street, at 4 o'clock, f'r the Wingham ceme-
tery.
WEDDIT G BELLS. ,
'There was a very
the hpme of Mr.
Tnritbrrry, on We
Amine Maud Har
came Mrs. Samuel
was performed by
ton, of Wingham
beautifully attired
mere dress, trim
trimmings, was att.-aided by Miss diary E.
Elliott, while idi.
ham supported the
ceremony a sumpt
and - the evening
number of useful
the bride testify
she is held by her 'deeds. The honeymoon
will be spent with :riends in Hillsburg and
London.
sappy social event at
nn Mrs. Eli Elliott, of
esday last, when Miss
her, of Hillsburg, be-
Elliott. The ceremony
1 Rev..Jarnes Hamil-
The bride, who was
in a pale cream cash-
ed -with silk and pearl
imer Moore, of Wing -
bridegroom. After the
ons dinner was served,
enjoyably spent. The
nd handsome gifts to
o the esteem in which
13eever Block, Wingham.
Mr. Edward Ou risings, of Chicago, is
visiting relatives ar d old friends in and
around Wingham.
Mrs. N. Purcell, sr., is spending a few
days with her cls igliter et Wingham.—
Listowel Banner.
ate
Mee,. Hezeiwcocl, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs A, R. McDonald, has
rets Berl to Olifforr.
e - SONALS.
Wo shall be clad
'column from any of o
tors or purpose colo
tell us, or send us a
"Mr. R. Groves
Manitoba ai
Dr. Crandall, of
Wednesday,
Miss Pelton, of
friends in town.
Mrs. John Hain:s was visiting friends in
Blyth last wee.
Dr. Sloan and
Sttndayed in tow:
Miss Todd, of
with friends in to
Mies Nellie Boi
and relatives iu L
Mr. B. Lawra:
visiting in town t
Miss Jessie But
iting with Miss M
Dr. Agnew, of
on Wingham fife
Miss Eva Bell,
of Miss Grace Ne
Mr. A. Thoma
friends in this vi
Mies Adams, o
her daughter, M
Miss R. Dey
EURON NLEDXOAL ASSOCIATION.
The quarterly meeting of the Huron Med-
ical Association was held at the House of
Refuge, Clinton, on Wednesday last week.
A large number of members were present,iu-
eluding Drs. Taylor, Bunter and Shantou,
Goderiob; Burrows, Mollay, McGinnis and
Bethune, Seaforth; Wood and Smith', Mit-
chell; McKenzie, Mo
noton -
Stanbury and
Woods, Bayfield ; Ross, Aabum. ; Agnew,
Londesboro; Campbell, Zurich; Kennedy,
Wingham ; Amos, Exeter; Nesbitt, Tor-
i3nto ; Shaw, Gunn and Turnbull, Clinton.
D. Genf, gave an instructive address on
nervous diseases, showing much thought
and study. Quite a largo number of
patients were present, and were presented
by different members and used to illustrate
different forma of nervous disease, as
touched upon by the lecturer. The next
o have contribntions to this
r readers. If you Ilava visi-
a way yourself, drop in and
to to that effect.
. Mrs, F. Shore •ief
for Newmarket, wh
wedding of her sist
Bias Charlotte 1i
on Monday fronYt
Detroit apd Ingsrs,
1VIiss Houghton
Wingheen, were •vi
week.—Brussels P.
Mr II. Parker
He is nursing a s
jammed between t:
Mr. R. MoGrat
teres at the Hotel
—Vinton News -A
C..H. Smith, of
tVingheen on lido.
bar for his hotel.
Miss Dey and
Wingham, are t
as returned home from
Clifford, was in town on
tweed, is visiting with
. W. Taman, of 13lyth
St.
d is on a visit to friends
stowol.
n, of Lordesboro, was
is week.
on, of Teeswater, is vis -
Peasant.
1 ondesboro, was calling
ds this week.
of Blyth, was the guest
ton last week.
n, of Goderiob, visited
nity this week.
C,hesley, is visiting with
s. John Sullivan.
o the guest of het friend,
Miss Hattie Tho neon, of Godorich.
Vitra. C. Gilles ie returned home on Mon-
day from a visit to friends in Ramilton.V
ilelena, is visiting
on Thursday morning
re she will attend the
r.
Denald returned home
e visit to friends in
11.
nn Miss 'efo$enzie,. of
siting in Brussels this
st.
s home from Het—wall.
,re eland, having lead it.
n eters.
of Wingbam, regia.
larenclon on Tuesday-
cord.
uesdaycord.
he Commercial, wap In
gay to purchase a new
tipiey Express '
tss Annie Halliday, of
guests of the forrner's
cousin, Miss Brad cock.—Blyth Standard.
Mr. J. W. So
prietor of the Wi
part of -last week
on business.
Mr. .1. B. Ellie
his parents and o
ity, returued to h
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs.
turned home fro
was looking afte
during his absent
Mfrs-Ii,.,sCoope
Mary F ,suet,` of iI
Blactwell's and
L. Couveution at
were met there()
Mr. Charles Le
Magee. who drov
Mayne E. P., and
able and interesti
that night.
11, the enterprising pro -
glum Dye Works, spent
u Listowel and Atwood.
t, who has been visiting
her friends in this vioin-
s home in Altoona, Wis., -
Mrs. D. D. Ca
guest of her Ban
Mr. and Mrs.
visited their 50
week.
Miss Ruby Ro
taken a positio
store.
Thomas Leslie have re -
Listowel. Mi: glib
Mr. Fieming's bdsin°ess
iu tlte•Old Country.
, S. S. delegate and Miss
wick, visited at Mrs. G.
ort in the S. S. and E..
\Vingbatn last week, arca
Thursday ` morning' by
and and Mies Maggie
up as delegates from
fter spending a profit -
g day, returned home
pbell, of Listowel, is the
liter. Mrs. A. G. Bastedo.
UHUB - Elit)TES.
The W. 0. T. IL ield their regular meet-
ing at the residence of Mrs. Holm, on ^rues••
day last.
At the W. C. T.
ford last week, it
Ottawa next year,
The Dominion
man's Christian T
on Wednesday mos
The Misses Hall
ing the Rev. S. B.
ing of special eve
Lucknow Methodi
Confirmation se
Paul's Church on
of Huron preacl
evening to large c
On Sunday next
Presbyter'
he PresbY
int
Rev. D. ferric, w
anniversary of th
A full report of
day Schools ` and
Wingham liistric
Wednesday and
will be found on. p
1tev. Mr, Mato
day evening at th
ori "The Unpa
It ?” All intere
this important st
i ed to mood.
eorge Swede, of Clinton,
, Mr. J. E. Swarts, this
ertsoa, of Godericli, has
in Mr. M. 111. •MeIndeo's
Convention in Brant -
ea decided to meet in
onyention of the Wo-
perance Union began
ing, in Toronto.
evangelists, aro assist-
aliwin in the conduct-
gelistie services in the
t Church.
vices were held in St,
unday last. The Ilishop
d both morning' and
gregations.
morning and evening,
n Church, the pastor,
11 prenoh on tato 250th
Westminster Assembly.
the convention of Sun
pworth Leagues of the
which was held here on
hursdey of last week,
go six of this issue.
will preach next Sun
Congt egatiotal Chureh,
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