The Wingham Times, 1898-04-22, Page 71. I x \V LNG I l.A,N1 "..'..,SES, APRIL 22, ti 'in;,
_,... I31; ,maybe
ytti'mera aro ii c try done seeding,
1 Mr, Bert Sank,ury spent Sunday,
with friends. in Wingham.,•''
1 111r. Chas. Vannorman has secured c1tr �s : ',:. '. a*
We have all the latest for Spring Suits, at moderate paces. Fit and' a situation with, the Wrought Iron
,: the most Range Co,, of Galt. We wish him 'Thanking
We are showing our customers for their very liberal patronage, t�lich htis l�rnit ;lit cr=.:;• sa�(,s
�workmat]ship of the beat. "Guaranteed, success,
Mrs. Jas. Haugh, of Winghatri, startling bargains • `
p•to data I nearly up to our expectations, S e offer more ,.arthng bort, ins to d:�y , we i]lu t tit, n this
�'°�` ,spent Sunday with her ptirents here,
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Haslet)).stock: into. cash within the next few weeks. When wetiC1ti'('.i advertise .lir article the people ::l ;1'xly S
Also all kinds of Bleu's Furnishings for Spring 94nvi A special lino I re a to another engagement
both as to price and quality. I In cltl](r t� (, ::h they
of Ready made farts and Overalls cheap. Inspection invited.. � there was no service Sunday in ilio know they can get it just as advertised,
evening in the Presbyterian church. know 11 'e mean it, and to this we attribute our s; ceeSS. Now for a fey 1 ()inters :
.;- a ' Tho following- sltiptneuts were .
0:Ill ! � � �� Q+- -� made from B lgi•ave station (hiring
,.tiV.Cle r, of Wing.' i$ ,� 1 :eiiiiSuil:e last ,Deco viz.: gl,r . �.,�ro �y Opposite Queen's IIotei, Wingham. ham, 2 cars oats to Guelph, 3 cars l s3�e
pens to the Old Country sad 1 car;
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e4®oo-44g.g.-o-a®o- )aaxiaen-i+
of oats to Portland also 2 cars of
t wheat to Exalt ; Clegg & Dames 1 ear m
-Watson & ('.dues
He
ade to order, quality and fit guaranteed, fgxmer price$14, to -duly $10.
Sicilian worth f<•• S i(:r 3c •
won't use it because its "shine" lasts cattle to Toronto; X - I
Double-fold Dress Goods, was 25c, now roc ; 4.4 inch Black
i car lumber to Hanover .,
Op°;, too long, and seems too simple.
• 'Black and Brazen Stiff Hats, were $2.00 and down,
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1r�NA.NNA� g f ,
titers ending I Dress Trimming about half price. lbs. raw Sugar for , t.co
c airs Grocers Scales
him
ays
4 -piece I oilet set, for $ l .o ,
hiss Clara I� of tune, p " I for $ I.00 ;
wax pore -filler, and polish her ):aster vacation at home, return• I
Pepper, ,�
•
tip. a previous polish. ed last Saturday to her school at 1 I lb. Pure Black epper, y the lb., only z2%c.
Woodbridge. The Cheap Cash Store, �acdo�a id'sleel•
Paid by the week, Some of our � , citizens are wonder-
instead of by the prix,
why Rip Van Winkle is not seen _ n
loitering along the -river banks en -
he'd shine the actual joying his fluorite sport, fishing.
We:;aces the reason is because he
leather, hard and
s3'
for 25c ; Laces, Braid and
25 lbs. Bright Coffee Sugar
each, at $5.00 and $3-.0o
`lF 11
is trying his hand at making cheese,
smooth surfaced, with at It`ennilworth.
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Mr. John Gilmour returned to
Toronto Business College last Satur-
day.
112x. Wm, Baird, MK) bas
been in
liehi an lumbering the last winter,
has returned home.
Blaster Wat. Dunkin has engaged
For Sale Only by HOMUTH & HOWHT S. with Colin Eadie for the summer,
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Stokes en-
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------ -• - •- 1 tertaincd a nu►nber of our voung
I 11 people last .r<rkl:iy night, and all
ser"ed to evj:,�� themselves.
BUGGI S 1 S
Phu;' -ons, Spring VTegnns, Rs d Wagons and Carts.
HARNESS,
B1 r. Bru a 1� ergueson is engaged
With Messrs, 1 lliotts' at the 13rick -
RL,
1701 �'d' ing'han'i.
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CLINTON.
otiided the residents of the town 1 anal Dints Henrietta
nr e it t M stard, a line. - r
n
they will have to clean) up ilei) pre lax y costume of Doan's tannery, one of the pioneer
Alines and be ready for bis visit on bride wore a bc:trimm industri(a of the town, was t,unod
I white c!a5trxxxc!re trimmed with lace at one o'cloek 1'edge-day morning.
the 16th of May. There we: e over lUU
During the time the school closed I and ribbons.
all the seats were returned to their f guests. 'Phe wedding gifts were
usual places as they were before the numerous,
handsome.
{ire. �ta uml useful repast had been
Mr. A. Koenig has resigned the done simple justice to a very enjoy -
Financial Secretaryship of Court able evening was spent with games,
!andel
Yriucess Alexandria, C• C1• �;l,,.l'turn� 11r,tand Blrs'1'urtvey cl lefttfa • their
has been succeeded by Mr, S.
Rev. Mr. Abbey presided at the new home about a utile west of the
n bride's late residence, cohere they
set up housekeeping, under very elected the foliowing ()Meer:. tot the
good will and best wishes of a large i Year :-1-1"11. Pres., �l.i).3it:'1':t ;gait;
favorable aa-pices. They have the Butt Vice it. Bamford ; I't ed , T.
The fire aslo did damage to the elec-
tric light plant adjoining, acct;;etting
fire w a dwelling, owned by W. Core
on Huron street. Mr. D1,sn has
fourteen lmtulred defiers ineuranee
oe building and twelve hau-dred on
the stock, bat this veil) not nearly
cover his loss..
The Clinton cricket club held a
meeting on friday eve -nit;:, and
the mrual vestry meeting of St.
1 yatd for the summer.
I •t
John's church, held Easter Monday
evening. A surplus of abuut 840.00
-�a'°'!o was reported by the auditors after
'��,,// all financial obligations were met
for the year, which is a very pleas-
ant order of affairs. and worthy 'of
note in any congregation. John
Cardiff was elected People's Warden
W. If. Vanstone, Minister's Warden ;
'Thos. Biazwell, `preaserer ; f. A.
111.eN aughtan, M. D., Vestry Clerk.
Thos. Felly was, chosen Represent-
ative to the Synod. w5ta was re-
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ADDLE
Trunks, Valises, Whips, Brushes, Curry Combs, Harvest Mitts, Lap Rugs,
Dusters, Axel Grease, Oil, Harness 011 and Soap.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING A��d HARNESS REPAIRINGBONE
on short noti:e, and at reasonable prices. -
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is now fully prepal
filled in the most
speedy manner possible.
es of Wingham
eir kind and liberal
the past season, and for
s in attending her Mil -
recent date, and she
d to have all orders
shionable and
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A.
Wit OXETER.
Miss Cassie Harris has returned to
Wingham to resume her duties in
Messrs. Ilomuth & Bowles' millinery
department,
Mr. Morrison,. of Kennilworth,
visited with his brother John this
week.
Miss Polly Batters has returned to
Kincardine.
Bliss Letitia Morrison is visiting 1
with friends in Kenniiworth and ported
o tellt be
the newin the brectury ndsfurid
Arthur.
The timbers of the Presbyterian and the subject of building was (lis -
church have been purchased by Mr. cusped and will probably eventuate
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John Gibson and will be usd fur the in the erection of' a rectory �, the church, Miss East
erection of a barn. The old c man waslot adjoining,
paid «al0 as a a recognition
has stood ?or over forty yearsT'
and is one of the old landmarks (f St Joh services
c iul cduring X11 umbentyear.
is
to be congratulated on the sati,t'ac-
tory condition of financial and church
affairs generally.
eir •le of friends,
1arhe barn of Bir. Daniel Kelly
was bnrnecl to the ground on Wed-
nesday evening of last week. Three
calves and a number of implements
the tillage.
]Messrs. McKelvie & I-Iemphill
have been busy with a large gang of
. men repairing the breach in the
woollen mill down at Mildmay.They
are also having the mill thoroughly
refitted and putting in a large stook
of goods which they will exchange
for wool. —
has just returned from the Eastern Market,
having purchased a full lime of the finest
401- C3)40)130
that can be bought this side of Montreal
in Black, and in tell the leading shades.
and examine
13,RXSSELS. .
Brussels Driving Park is. being
put in first class order for speeding
and driving
Jackson, Ji..; Vice, Leek Kennedy
Sec. -Teas., F. R. I-iodgens ; Execu-
tive Contn,ittee---J. B4eMurehie, N.
Fair, A. McCaarva; Match CL;mmittee
L 1Z._,,;d7• R. Agnew, 0. W.
were burned also. Leas about 800• Barge ; .atthset'iptiun Committee—A.
insurance .3,150. I McUart a, If. Jat l. un, I''. W. Terry,.
A, Arrnst t u..r .
On Surtc'ny morning last a large
number f :tee u,:,tune er aged in
the eremite) c f t1.c Doherty Organ
F.ictory marched in a rc;dy to the
BLTJ1 VALE.
Mr. John Burgess is at Brantford
auditing the Foresters' books.
:hiss lichee of Molesworth, is the
guest of Mrs. Geo. McDonald. 1 Ontario ;it. ilcithudi.:t ehurc;i; wbele
The stases a have s John
to work the pastor, Rev. B. Clement, preach-
atthe Mr.enures of Mr. John �Va.sttictn ed a SC1 mull 011 the sill jeer l..t' ' Char-
Messrs.at,d Cris. Brinker. atter Building" from ilei- `0;n verse
John King and Ed. Bailey i of the Epistle of Jude..
) Kirretcett c.f the inmates of the
have returned to their respective
schools. House of Refuge are :sakia.g with
Mr. and tilts. J. J. Blesser andHouse
grippe.
daughter Margaret, have returned to grip J. L. Doherty will use the
to Wm.eir Bame f s spent a few. Ilene)) s utile track for training his
Bailey . a few days last I hist horses this season.
week ill Stratford. Mr. y1 nt. Carter will hi. foreman
Rev. Mr. Kennedy, of Wroxeter, j of the m. Carter labor for this
and 11 r. lingers exchanged palpits yea ort are
last Sabbath.
Mr. Perris, of Wingham, will
pr Bach in the Presbyterian church
xt Sabbath.
Miss Millie Moss has returned to
home in Bervie.
Mr George Richardson, of Brussels,
it Sunday with Mr. Walter Bur-
-5.
Mr. 11. Mooney, of Brussels, paid
town a living visit last Sanday.
. aff & Stewart's mill teem ran
ay on Monday and one of the
.5es WAS badly cut. They became
red as the escaping steam at the
II.
1'h( flat mill will soon wind. up
telling.
W IIITECII1:ItCIH
rhe the:tither is very fine and seed
being sown very fast, and we creat -Hood's Has Cured. 3i,
ted a few of the market garden- «I was all run down with complaints',
potatoes on Saturday. peculiar to my sex, and I broke out
planting, P 1
hC h1ttSTllTg are raging in our on my body, head, limbs anti.
i3LYT1I.
The anneal vestry metro•.- of
Trinity church was held in the church
rat. ter,Monday eveni,ig. the lector,
lie . T. E. Higley, presiding, The
WE rdetl- 1•s .
Gil
;hu
The town band will soon corn- I enc
menet bolding their weekly open
air concerts. Winn
The lieu. Win. Lowe, of g•
ham has been invited to preach the
annual sermon to the 1. 0. 0: F. on
Sunday next.
Mr. John Ameot will take charge
of the American hotel on the 1st of
Blau. Mr. Keonig, the present pro -1 WE
prietor has been in the business for the
the past 13 years. ye
Health Inspector AleLanchlin -has
hit I
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Mo
Itha
If you cannot get beef, I'
y•
mutton will answer.
You may `choose between
milk, water, coffee or tea.
But there is no second choice
for Scott's Emulsion.
before they i It is Scott's Emulsion or I
Now is your nothing.
etre picked over. in the
We are opening out full lines of Chenille Curtains ]ntinll When youneed
b t best
1, c and up. If you etre g cod-liver ,
calors, )::act: Curtains for 35largephosphites, and the best
anything in Carpets, Matting or Oilcloth. W� e have a
collection to pick from. glycerine, all combined in
the best possible meaner,
In Boots and Shoes �r�e, have a large stock in fitic tend �' )best .only one choice.)cavy.•
�v t SEEDS I SEEIDS ! youhave
brings prompt results
SEEDS .
A full stock of :ill kinds on hand. in all cases of wasting, or
loss in weight.
� ` w w 5(:U'r'r Al1 druggists; 5oc. and $1.00.
& $OwtiLt, (:l:e„tista,Tosorte.
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The walls of the new t'aetory
going up very rapidly tied �.i11 soon
be ready for the roof.
The fatuous Waterloo iira?s Band
has been ccured for Clinton:'s May
2-1t1 Demonstration.
The -members of Cl.intul. Lodge, I.
0. 0. P'.. will attend diviee service
in Ontario St. Methodist emit eh next
Sunday a. tel -
The farmers around ilarriston
contenipI1111. the et cation of a pork:
Neal and UmITIS
All Covered With Eruptions -Could
Not Work, the Suffering Was So
time to Co11IC
age, and some of the victims at e
y low at present, but we trust,
; under the skillful treatment of
dnetc,t' they will soon neem a r.
, Troy has left the contract to
tie & San of Ianiklulg t large
tndah in front of his brick block:,.
making other improvements
eh will add to the appearance of
plate.
n Thursday last at about ftve
c': in .he afternoon, R. Addieon'e
e fnrrn houseX occupied by ten
ler, was totally destroyed by Piro,
hitt little of )tis contents were
1 A gain of monev,Mrs. Nail
an
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50
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tin
ito
da
It
tit
in sores
hands, and my hair all came o;.t. 1 vats
under the doctors treatment a long time
without benefit. They called my trouble
eczema. Finally I began taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla, and atter I had used three
or four bottles I found I was improving.
I kept on until I had taken several more
bottles tend the sores and itching have dis-
appeared and my hair has grown out."
Mas, J. G. BROW:', Brantford, Ontario.
"Iwo all run down and had no appe-
tite. I bads tired feeling' all the time. 1
was advised to try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
I did so and It benefited Ino se much
that I would not be 'without it." NX: •
G. I. BunNterr, Central Norton, Si. B.
00 $al`Sa•
* puntsd P
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Jewelry and x111 tliC1C clothing Is the test -in taetthe One True Natal t'urifler.
apt what the * wore at the rime,
--- d pill art kat•muielon[,ix lath
our qui.+
e hurne a extend
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d'9Sat'ast5tt•iliRl. *4
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