The Wingham Times, 1898-03-11, Page 8a H. PPINDOO.
SATURDAY
BARGAIN DAY
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SPECIALS IN
Olothing
rJ. 1I1`I I1 ING AM TIMES MARCH II i 3 i8.
John Chihli, removing ice in front i Mr Thos Davie, organizer for the In -
hall ... - 70 dependent Foresters, has been in town
Phe Committee recommend payment of . during the past week in the interests of
>11 accounts, except A Brisbois. I that society.
Moved by A M Robinson, seconded by Miss Ella, Cornyn, W
of ingham, is the
th
Dr Irwin, at the report of finance corn -
guest of Mrs W F tof \Viuo..Miss Ada
I
ie, as now read, be adopted and Cline, of Wingharu, was visiting relatives
cheques
chee ques issued far the respective accounts.
fdin town—Brussels Post.
--Carr e .
;`Jr. tiriabois' account was referred back to
the Committee to be certified to.
Moved by J. Hanna, seconded by H.
Lemmas, that all proceedings taken by
last year's council with reference to con.
crete sidewalks be received, and that this
council take up the work.—The Mayor
ruled the motion out of order.
Moved by A. M. Robinson, seconded by
C. J. Reading, that Messrs. Irwin, Lemmex,
Kennedy, Hanna and Newton, constitute
lrho Court of Revision for the town
Onr suit sale of ordered clothing
will create qnite a stir. 25 pieces of
Scotch Treed in new shades, made
to order, lit guaranteed, No. 1 lining,
regular $16.00 suit, Saturday $1250.
This is a great opportunity to buy
your Spring Suit. The above price
is good for Saturday only.
20 neve' Ready-made Suits, $3.50
for 52.25.
50 Remnants of Dress Goods,
Tweeds, Prints, Muslins, Silks, a:,
price.
2 doz. Gents' Soft and Stiff Hats,
reg. $2.00, Saturday 953.
5 doz. Ladies' Cashmere Ribbed
Hose, 50e for 35c.
10 pieces Fancy Dress Goods, reg.
50c, 60c, 75c, for 35c.
5 doz. Ladies' Kid Gloves, best
make, reg. 51.25 for 51.00.
6 doz. Crompton Corsets, best
• quality, reg. $1.25 and $1.00, for
753.
Just opened this week, novelties in
Dress Goods, Silks, Prints and Laces.
Special prices on 'all new goods on
Saturday.
Procure $25.00 ticket good for 1
doz. Cabinet Photos at the Star Photo
Co.
WING HAM
Mr W 1) McPherson, of the law firm of
McPherson, Clark, Campbell, Garvie ce 11.
IT, McPherson, of Toronto, was the guest
of Mr 11 F Gordon over Sunday,
/I1r George McKenzie and Miss L Me -
Kenzie, left this week for San Francisco,
where they will epend a month or so
visiting with Mr. MoKenzie's two sons,
w
o reside in that place.
Mr Will Farquharson left on Monday
last for Nelson, B. 0., where lie expects to
locate He will be greatly missed by his
Wingham for I698. --Carried. many triends in town, and all will wish
Moved by J. liant,a, seconded by James him all prosperity in hie new home.
Angus, that the Fxecutive Committee 1
report on Chief's ditties, and report at next PIED.
meeting, witha viewto passing a i:ew Nic'onn—In Wingham, on March 9th,
Marion M., wiFe of Mr. John Nicoll,
agent G. T. R., aged 34 years,
•
Spring Assizes.
The spring assizes for the County
of Pluton opened at Goderich on
Monday before Justice Rose, but
there were only two civil cases, the
Crown Attorney having nothing to
bring before the Court or Grand
Jury. His Lordship was presented
by Sheriff Reynolds with the custom.
ary white gloves. The cases tried
Common v. Neeley, an action for
account in agricultural implements
purchased from defendant. Judg-
ment was given dismissing the action
with costs. J. T, Garrow and L. E.
Dencey for plaintiff. Wallace Nes-
bitt for defendant. Gordon v. Clegg
—An action for slander in some
business relations between the par-
ties who live in Wingham, was tried
before a jury, and they gave a ver-
dict for plaintifl'for 525, in which his
Lordship added costs. W. D. Mc-
Pherson for plaintiff. E. L, Dickin-
son for defendant.
by-law defining the same—The motion
was 1 11.
Moved by C. .1 Reading, seconded by
Janice Argus, that 51100 be placed to the
credit of the School Board—Carried.
On notion the council adjourned.
PERSON.AL15.
we shall be e;lad to have contributions to this
zolumn from any of our readers. If you have visi•
tors or purpose ening; away yourself,and drop in
tell us, or send us a note to that effect.
Mr- J. S. Earl was in Toronto this week.
TO VITL‘i COUNCIL.
Mr Jesse Button
week.
Mr John Ritchie
week.
Mr A Bainton, Blyth, was in town
Tuesday.
Mr George Hood left this week for
Harriston.
Mr. Jas. Dawson was visiting with friends
in Toronto.
Mr and Mrs S Gracey visited in Blyth
on Sunday.
Mr. Robt. Plenty has
from Blyth.
Mr. Janes Murray, of
town this week.
Mr W J Berry, of
town on Tuesday.
Mr Wm Button was
business this week.
Mr. Goo. Walker, of
town on Thursday.
ktiss Tressa Collins is
friends in Cranbrook.
Mr. Harry Parker, of Centralia, is visit-
ing at his home in town.
Mise M. J. Harris, of Wroxeter, visited
with friends here this week.
Mr CT IT Mooney, of the Ripley Express,
was in town on Wednesday.
Miss lS1. Hampton, of Listowel, is visit-
ing with i\liss Sills this week.
Mrs George Green attended the millinery
openings in Toronto last week.
Mr D Catbcathick, of St Marys, was
visiting friends here this week
Mrs Robert Mclndoo is on a
friends in Toronto and Guelph.
Miss Eva Ca.rrutli is visiting friends and
relatives in Wroxeter this week.
Rav Canoe. D.tvis, of London, visited
with his brother in town this week.
Mr Geo W Cline spent the latter part
of the week with friends in Seaforth.
Miss Teua, McIlcoy, of Blyth, has been
the guest of 4yinghan] friends this week.
Mr Wesley Constable left on Wednesday
morning to seek his fortune in the West.
was in Toronto last
was in Toronto this
The regular monthly meeting of the
town council was held on Monday evening
last. The following members were pres-
ent—Mayor Morton, Reeve Hanna, Deputy -
Reeve augur, and Councillors Newton,
*Robinson,Ir_rnineX, Readingand Dr.Irwin.
The miuuts of last meeting were read
and approved.
Cour nunieation was read from Mr. A.
R. Weiland, of London, recommending
Mr. Pa'r•iok as a first class street
paver.--I.eferre i to Pubil t Works Com-
mittee.
Cntr.l:,uuicatien was read from Mr. W.
P. Gs:s llon, asking; for u=e of town hall
For the West Anion Farmers Institute,
an \I ..b y, March :tet.
Irl esesi by G. A. Newton, seconded by
Dr. IeleIe,, that t grant use of tempt hall
to the Farmer Tns'it:tte., on the date
pelts .
Corc;mnnieatien from \\'m. It..ndall cC
Co„ :cities that their account had not
been teti.1 in trill, they claiming a balance
of 3. iO.--Ileferrert to Finance Committee.
Petition was reed from the hotelkeepers
of town, claiming that the license fee
charged here was too high and gave
• several reasons why they thought so.
They asked the coeneil to place the fee
similar to that charged in towns of a
similar size of Wiugbam.
Moved by J. Hanna, seconded by A. M.
Robinson, that the petition be referred to
Executive Committee to see if council has
any power to make any changes that will
effect the license fee for nest year and
report at next meeting of council.• ---Car-
ried.
The Property Committee reported that
they had held a meeting and inet a
representative of the GnttaPercha Rubber
Co., who agreed to allow the town .10 per
cent. of the original coat for all full lengths
of damaged hose recently purchased frim
them, the town to retain the cenplings at
d cost of cents per foot. A communi-
cation was also read from the company,
setting forth the terms of settlement be-
tween themselves and the town. The
matter was referred to the Property Com-
mitter, to make further enquiries into the
matter and report at next meeting of
oouneil.
The Finance Committee repotted as
follows :
John Gornyn, printing.... $14 CO
A R Simmons, printing 3 00
A. I;risbois, suppling, W W :i 00
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Cos
Tiro. A . i, i x s'
returned home
Hensall, was in
Luckuow, was in
in Toronto on
Gorrie, was in
on a visit to
town. M. deCarle is possessed of
a rugged constitution and had ill -
ways enjoyed the hest of health until
the fall of 1896. Then he was stricken
with an affection of the limbs which
much alarmed him. Speaking with
a Recorder representative the other
day, the conversation happened to
turn upon this event, and the cir-
cumstances connected therewith can
best be told in his own words. "Last
fall" said he, "my legs became in
such a condition that when I sat
down I had no power over them, I
could not move them ono way or the
other, and was naturally much alarm-
ed. I was advised to try Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, I had read of
their curing eases similiar to mine
and so 1 decided to give them a trial.
J purchased asupply of the Pills and
commenced taking them according
to directions. I had only taken them
a short tune \Thee 1 found that I was
regaining the use of my legs and
could rail,e one up and epees the other
without lnueh difficulty. I also re-
marked to my wife flint the pills
were doing roe much good and she
was both surprised and delighted
when I showed her with what case I
could move my limbs. 1 continued
taking the pills for about a month
and by that time I had as full con-
trol of my legs as I ever had—in fact
was completely cured. I have never
had a symptom of the trouble since
and ala as well now as ever I was.
I attribute my cure entirely to Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, In fact it must
have been the pills for I took nothing
else in the way of medicine, aed I
cannot too strongly recommend them
to anyone afflicted as I was.
sisit to
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Carr visited with
Mrs. Carr's mother at Blyth, on Sunday.
Mr John McKechnie, of Erin, was
visiting his friend, Mr W Patterson, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Brown, of Fordwich,
were visiting old friends in Wingham this
week.
Mr W T Sullivan left on Tuesday
morning for Winnipeg, where he intends
residing.
Messrs T Drummond and H P McKay,
of Walkerton, were in town a few days
this week.
Mr and Mrs L W Hanson and Misa
Lena Shaw were visiting in Toronto
during the week. marble business still carried on by
Misses L Hodgson and L McAllister, of his sons here, and is )himself one of
et stone -cutters in the
News Notes.
Recounts and election protests will
be the order of busir.ess for a few
months.
W. If. Wallace,Mr F t
Farm For Sale Cheap.
North half.lot 23, con. 11, East Wa—
wanosh. containing 99% acres more or
less ; is well drained, well fenced and in
a good state of cultivation ;38 acres bard
wood bush ; never -failing spring creek,
1 never -failing we:1 ; house 18 x 24 feet;
good barn, 2 acres orchard, 4 acres fall
wheat •,40 rods from school, half mile
from Presbyterian or Methodist Church,
6 miles from the town of Wingham, 5
miles from the village of L'olgrave. Am
giving up farming for which I can give
satisfactory reasons.
Fur terms of sale apply to
Mr. ores , , S. YOUHILL, Leal Estate Agent,
WingPtam, Unt.
had his hand taken off in a cutting 1
box on Monday last.
Walkerton will lose two of its
hotels,blfter May 1st. The number '
in that place now is 8.
Mr. McNaughton, ex•i\i. P. P. for
North I3ruce threatens the Wiarton
Canadian with a libel suit. for stat-
ing that Mr. McNaughton had with-
drawn from the contest in leis riding
for a consideration.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
Twelve sores of chpice land in the
Wingbam Town Plot for sale. There
are on the premiees good hard and soft
water ; a good house and barn and a
good uearicg orchard. Ploughing has
all been done and the property is in
first-class shape. For terms and par-
ticulars, apply to
W. R. CAMPBELL, Prep.,
WingI am P. U.
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"THE CHiNA HOUSE," Wl�WHAM.
tI�nC•�r7,^��'�e�..ji, 1f� �1� � �7 � r' �I�rlr�rt� � nl�rJ,�r1,�,���':l�a-�rCt•�:rie-:.`tr ti�L[-_ l ��_.I
&IlanLots 3E and 17 in rho B Concession of
the'COwri:;hip of Howiets, (the C'•rocket
Willits farce), will be leased to a good
tenant fora term of years at a reason -
PASSED THROUGH BY ONE OF able rent. Apply to C. H. Willits, Wrox-
eter, or to the undersigned,
I3i2OCIIVII,LEyS BEST I{NC1yi'21 Dated this 7th day of Feb., A. D. 1898.
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HEN.
HIS LEGS GAVE OCT AND \VFIEN
SAT DOWN HE HAD NO CON'
OVER TfI:11i—DF. WILLISHS'
i''ILLS RESTORED IVi11 T(1 :1
Froin the 13roeh.1110 )recorder.
•n i
ow
There are few n
or vicinity better k
al public, and th='e
one held in gre
friends, than Mr. L. deCarle, sr. Mr.
Canada came from En;lrnco to �
Canada forty-four years ago, )peat- §-
login the county of Glengarry. Eight, r
years later he removed to Brockville
and has made his home here ever STE
since. He established the large
Parquharson
wants to `see you.
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TOILET -SST
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TEA SET
The largest stock in the county
values that cannot be beaten.
t
to choose from, and
t'. VANSTONE, Wing bam,
Solicitor for estate of Crochet Willits,
1.; cieceas':ad.
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PINKF. H. KERN EY
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TONSORIAL ARTIST.
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Brockville Opposite Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
to the gener-
s certainly no For an easy Shave and a First -Class
r esteem by his Hair Dat,igiv him a trial.
NEW OPENING
Mrs. A. Halliday and Miss Ella Day
beg to announce to the Ladies of Wing -
ham and vicinity that they have opened
a dressmaking apartment in. Dr. Mac-
donalcl's Block, over EarI'e store, where
they will be pleased to have the patron-
age of those wishing plain or fancy sew-
ing. Also tailoring. Dresses, Mantles
and Children's Clothing will receive our
most strict attention. .A. call respect—
fully solicited.
Feb.23, 1898.
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Van \ amens . flapv .•. - •J4 Orh
G'inglraui I. L (`o.. 31 0:1, 111,11(1 friends in town on Sanday----Sea- toying a well (tuned competence a
A ( Tarsen r ".4. ,ale Irri lice.• his cosy home in the west end of the
Wingham, were in town on Monday-- the moat expe
Dominion of Canada. He is also well
known as an artist in other lies and
as a draughtsman has few equals
and no superiors. Ample evidence
of this is afforded in the fact that when
the construction of the Canadian
Pacific Railroad was begun, Sir San-
ford Fleming, chief engineer of that
Teeswater News.
Miss Lottie Mitchell has returned from
Toronto. where she was attending the
millinery openings.
Mr John Dopp, who formerly conducted
a butcher shop hero, has been visiting hia
old friends in town.
Kr John Carter left on Wednesday .
morning for London, where he will non- great trans•continentalroad requested
suit some specialist. him to join his staff. Mr. deCarle
Miss Stone, of Acton, bas taken a accepted the position at Sir Sanford's
situation as head milliner with Miss Boyd request and remained with the con-
for the coming season. pan$' for nine years, during which
Miss Doyle has returned to town and
taken her position as head milliner with
lllo:yare IIomuth & Bowies.
,'• `, town
time he drew nearly all the profiles
of the road and the plans of the
bridges between Ottawa and Thund-
er Bev. His work was cemtuended
,,,,,, ,. ,.stun in Chapple .,;' :Mesa Me- as the best done by any draughteman
Pht reeree rlihlinery department. in the company's employ. Since
Miss Martin, of Wingham, spent Hotaby leaving the company's service Mr.
at; tiro t ea"tory..Mr tla,tna, of Wingham, deCarle has lived a retired life, en -
toes Ecce e 00 forth Sun.
.Giru......r.,e,xli.r". u -u.
BULL FOR SALE.
The undersigned has for sale cheap
a thoroughbred Durham bull, three
years old. Pedigree can be seen and
further information obtained by ap-
plying to
LAUNDRY
ALEY. KELLY,
Winh
STORES FOR SALE
The administratrix of the estate of
Alexander Dawson, deceased, offers for
Bale the
Two. Stores rn Wingham
now occupied by Messrs. N. A. Fare
quharson and W. H. Wallace, Offers for
the same should be addressed to
J. A. MORTON, Wingham,
Solicitor for the Estate
House . and Lot For Sale.
The undersigned offers his house and
lot on Alice street for sale. The house
is a nine room frame one, with kitchen,
and there is a number of good frnit trees
on the lot. For full particulars apply to
JAS. WILSON, Wingham.
I an still getting in new goods, . and will soon have my
large stock of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Trunks and Valises
competed which I have bought of the best manufacturers, and
of the hest material, as I have been in business for 25 years
and am a practical boot and shoe maker and know just what
I ata selling you, and mean to sell you good goods at the right
prices.
Our laundry plant has arrived
and we are prepared to turn out
first.elass work in all lines of
All rips sewed free of charge in all goods bought from
me. Repairing and custom work neatly done.
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G-_ +••J� 4
(GOOD'S OLD STAND).
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MUSIC STORE
Laundry Work on the Shortest Pianos, Organs, Violins, Autoharps
Notice. Accordeons, Mandolins
For the convenience of customers,
a DROP BOX. will be placed at the
door to receive work when laundry
is closed.
GIVE US A TRIAL
with your nett order.
Tt D. LONG
Opp. Union Factory.
Mouth Organs at all prices up to 52.50. All kinds of trimmings
for Musical Instruments.
MUSIC BOOKS AND SHEET MUSIC. '
We can supply you with anything you want. Sewing Machines and
Sewing Machine Supplies.
, 1~ ARMRRS-.•Don't forget that I still handle all kinds of Farm Im-
plctnents notwithstanding that reports are circulated to the contrary,.
Meyer Block.
T. H. ROSS
Opposite P. O.