The Wingham Times, 1898-04-22, Page 108
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Big Salt: of ker.dy-made Cloth-
ing all day Saturday.
10 Mn' s Blue Serge Suits, reg.
$5.00, fnr ; 10 Boys' Blue
Suits, reg it2.50, for $1.75 ;15 Men's
Dark and light Sutts, reg. $9.00, fine
for 50.
slic.); SA LE ---50 pairs Ladles'
fine 111;1.4. Tan Slies,
Stur..--.1.35; 30 pr.irs Child's
Tan oszr:ra, tine. reg 7re, for
59e ; plirs Pine Tan She,
reg. ;1.75 for
DUE. t.." -.35 Remnants of
fine from 3 t.n it yards,
in plaie. fancy, Silk and Wool, reg.
60 to 75 for 25e ; 10 pieces Beauti-
ful Shor Silk and Wool reg. irie for
50e; 20 pieces Fancy Gimp Trinim
ing, tr,i'orted, reg. 25c for 10e.
CARPETS AN i) CURT AINS.-
Speeial pries Szt.airclay on Brussels,
Toestry. Wools and Union Carpets.
25 pairs Lase Curtains at 25e a
pair ; 15 pairs Lace Curtains, 31 yds
long, very good, reg. $1.50 for $1,15.
GLOVE AND HOSIERY. -25
doz. Ladie4, Fine Ribb.:q Hose,
Cashmare, very special at .15e, Sat-
urday only at 25c; 20 doz. Child-
ren's Cotton Hose, Ribbed, reg. 8e,
Saturday
SPECIAL IN GROCERIES -Two
Wash B.Iirds for 25c, 20 lbs. (ji-ranu-
lated S:tir,Ar for :,-,t1.00, 2. lbs Coffee
Sugar for $1.00. Canned Goods,
COM, its and Tomatoes, 3 cans for
25 cts. Choice Teas for 21e, Oat-
meal and Cast:le Soap 50.
Shop early.
We want your Butter and Eggs.
Will pay 10c for Eggs, and 113e for
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SHOOTING NUMMI, News Notes.
The share of land fallirg to mull
inhabitant of the globe in the event
of a partition would be 23.11 aeres.
John L. Ingersoll, a brother of
Robert G. Ingersoll, is dead. He
was a great temperance advocate.
The best watehrnakers' oil comes
from the jaws of the shark. About
half a pint is found in each ehark,
John A. Cunningham, of °ammo.
que, was upset out of a boat while
reaching' for his hat and drowned.
Mrs. Muria, aged 80 years, and
widow of the first county judge of
Perth, (Led at Stratford on Saturday.
Mrs. John MeInnes, South Finale
cut her throat with an axe while
temporarily insane. She will proh.
ably recover.
MIAs Topping, late of the Clinton
Collegiate stuff, is so ill in Florida
that her sister has gone down to at-
tend her.
Tom N ulty, the Rawdon murderer,
c.ondemined to hang on May 20, was
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A shtoting te.t.telt t)ok plo)))ttDelgiave
on wood Friday. Kew) en W. 11. Bele, of
Wingham, fuel C. 11. David, of Belgrave -
distance 100 yards 111.) t -lots each --0. H.
David Winumg IP; 207 t' 1u; by W. 11.
pelt>. The ;follow tn4 is thiagram of the
targets, the. upper ovine V.. 11.liele's and
the lower G. U. David's :
THE ITEW
Mary had a Billy goat
Its tail was sort of bent,
And everywhere that Mary goes
The goat was Pu re to went.
Ile followed her to school one day,
Which made hr hot Its tire,
For Mary had ridden on her wheel
And Billy ate the tire.
Literary Notes.
The May number ot the Delinea-
tor is called the Commencement
Number. It has three full page filus-
trations of Graduation Costumes,
with a Descriptive Article,and should
I be the Banner Number ot the year.
In general matter the magazine will
compare favorable with many that
are purely 11 erary, in addition to
. the articles of special value to the
housekeeper and homet.vcrker. Mrs.
Mavnell's paper on the Humor of
Butter. I Children is a delightful bit of writing
Ask for $25.00 Ticket, good for land the department of Sccial Observ-
doz. Cabinet Photo-, at !ances, conducted by Mrs. Cadwala-
der Jones, is this month of more than
ivi58 usual interest. The first of a series
a . tl n 4 A ild a ;College Stories -Radcliffe, by Sarah
Cleghorn-7,gend.,ip thquiselves and
I particularly' st1q*c4tse who appro.-
REEZONALS. i date local color, '''IS;g):.•.'eit; and there
We All11 it,t :OA t:) hare nontriblitions to tbis 1 This spring 70,000,000 white fish if necessary.
is the true artisiiel4r h! the fry will he sent out from the Sand-
11111•••••••=leviclavelevi.Ls—rairnannacsamnece
The Grand Trunk earnings for
the week, ending April 7th, were
$170,995, against $42-8,875 for the
mine period in 1,97.
Prayers were offered up for Mr.
Giadstune at Hawarden church on
Sunday. This taken to indicate
that the end is very near.
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DU. li.ALIICLEIsCli, PHYSICIAN,. sUit.
out.N; AND ‘CuocklIIIWIt.
Successor to Dr, W. Grab •in, Bar$S110, ONT.
tat class honor Orstloate of The Voiversities of
Trinity iTor040), gneon (Kioastoo). and ot
ity Colltare ; Fellow el Trinity Medical
conogo and tl,,o,nor of the Collets, a Physicians
and Surgkons of Ontario. Post Graduate Courso in
Oaroit and (Uttar, 3.Sild. Spettld attention paid
11' ,astst oe Evo But, Nose and Thro,d, and
'Diseases of Wntnen. Consultation it, esemia and
Gorman ;1',.‘Pultarrli tre,itea soccoltftilly in all
Its forms.
SEZO POTATOES FOR SALE
The undersighed has a quantity of
Early Harvest, Vieks' Abut:dam:, and
World's Fair varieties of sed potatom
for sale. Parties in need of seed pote•
wee would do well to see mo before
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1 JOHN GRAY,
Wingliane.
detected in an attempt to escape see,
from jail, tnipALAA rinp
d L tin vOUla
ALE
Chas, Nerve% a Neepttwa druggist
was tined $100 for selling liquor in 'The admi»istratrix of the estate of
defiance of the law. Neepawa is a Alexander Dawson, deceased. offers for
local option town,
A Mount Forest lady is afflicted in
a peculiar and alarming manner.
She started yawning a week ago
and hasn't stopped yet.
Mr. Morrow, in the shipment recent.
ly , shipped 2,400 dozen eggs from
Goderien, and he is making frequent
shipments of o.er 2,000 dozen. -
A. McD. Allan, the well-known
frui.; expert of Godericli, says that
the prospects for the fruit mein were
never better titan they are this year.
Grasshoppers attain their greatest
size in South America, where they
grow to a length of 5 inches, and
their wings spread out over - 10
inches.
Wil llan Alexander, Public School
Inspector of North Perth for the past
27 years died at Stratford Tues-
day, in his 55th year, Froin an at
tack of typhoid fever.
Mr, Geo. Fitzgerald, of Seaforth,
has gone to Liverpool, where be has
secured a situation with Fawk & Co.
who conduct an extensive furniture
business in that place.
sale the
Two Stores m Wingham
loow occupied by Messrs. N, A. Far-
quharson and W. IL \Vallee°, Mere for
the same should be addressed to
J. A. MORTON', Wingham,
Solicitor for the Estate
SEED WHEAT FWR SALE.
The undersigned has a quantity of
good clean, Lnst Nation Spring Seed
Wheat for sale. Also a few bushels of
Clover Soed.
ALEX. KELLY,
Wingham P0.
HOIJSO and Lot For Sale.
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WE sa.RE SHOWING THE FINEST RANGE OF
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pes
Handsome, newest designs, up to date in every partieular, aud at all
prices. Ladies' Ready-made Wrappers -MARVELS in quality, style and.
prices. 75e and up.
It will pay you to see our Dress Goods, Gloves, Hose, Embroideries
I aces 6r,c and compare prices. You will save money each time, for we,
sell on small margins.
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In Gents' Furnishings, Ready-made and Ordered Clothing, Newest
Footwear, we will be in front now at al: times.
r eat
M. GORDON,
DIRECT IMPORTER.
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Owing to the fire in my store window am offering all
the goods slightly damaged by fire, consisting of
Sterling Silver Novelties, Rings, Spectacles, Etc.
lot on Alice street for sale. The house
The undersigned offers his house and but
is a nine room frame one, with kitchen,
and there is a number of good fruit trees
on the .ot. For full particulars apply to
JAS. WILSON, Wingham.
BOAR FOB SERVICE
The undersigned will keep for service
on north half lot 2, first line, Morris. a
thoroughbred Chester White Boar.
Terms, 81.00, with privilege of returning
J. G. FYFE.
column from atty lar readers. If vou have..;"„_
or 1ul..,:s.2 tttitn.t. may sonrs.R.and drop in I sketch of Southern Life called Vie wich fish hatchery. The fry will be
tell us, or el us a note to that tact.
! Return of the Prodigal, by . Jeanie placed in Lakes Huron, Erie and
set
J J Elliott, V. S., of Clifford, was in I Drake. Dr. Murray's contribution Ontario and the Detroit river.
town last week. Ion Rheumatism and Gout is a valu-
Thos. Bell, the Stratford highway-
.
man, was on Friday last sentenced
to one year in the county jail. Bell
held up several farmers early in the
year at the point of a revolver.
Charles Rolston and his son were .-esse
Order your
Mr R A Brown, of Listowel, was in town I able addition to her series on the
a couple of days this week. I Common Ills. of Life, and the Enter
Mrs Wm Ainsley, of Brussels, visited I tainnients furnish desirable material
with frie Mr W F Brockenshire, of London, was I al demand. The House Mother this
ndtow
:: i.ii n. the past'week. a a kind for which there is contmu
in town th;s week calling on old friends. month is particularly considered in
Aids of Home Nurses, by Elizabeth
R. Scovil, Practical Architecture,
Ten Delicious Cakes, Moving the
Household and Mrs. Hewitt's paper
Mr T Corbitt, of. the Tcronto Globe
Ecluecti,.nal department, was in town this
week.
Miss Ilonghton returned home 04 Satur-
day, after a week's visit with friends in 1 on Family Repression. For the
Toronto. lovers of Fancy Work, the usual
miss C Farquharson, of Wingham, is departments offer novelties of inter -
visiting at Mr J Parquharson's.-Tees-
water nws.
Miss Matheson returned or Saturday
last, after spending her vacation with
friends in Ayr.
Mr Chas Pegson bas returned to town
from erogsbill, where he had spent the
past few:omit-ha.
Charlie Itaiste is visiting at Wingham.
Ile is able to get about nicely now. -
Brussels Herald.
Mr and Mrs J W McNamara, of Ripley.
took the C. P.P. for their summer mission
in Oaltden East.
Mr and Mrs John Taylor and family, of
Ripley, spent a few days with friends in
town and country.
Mrs John Cornyn and family left on
Saturday morning for their new home in
Portage la Prairie.
Mrs Jas Dalton, of Winginurt, is visiting
with her parents, Mr and Mrs D Deno-
vath-Seaforth Sun.
Miss C Cody has taken a situation as
operator in the central office of the Bell
Telephone Co., at Campbell's drug store.
Mr D Stewart, of Stratford, general
agent of the Ontario Mutual Life Assur-
ance Co., spent part of last week in town,
est. Order from the local egent for
Butterick Patterns, or address the
Delineator Publishing Co., Limited.,
33 Richmond St., West, Toronto,
Ont. Subscription price of Delinea-
tor,91 a year, single copies 15e.
lir John Neelands was in Brantford
holt week, attending the quarterly audit
of the High Cour. hooks of the Canadian
Order of Foresters.
The Throe Stages.
the early stztge, Stott's Emulsion is
fume. Per the 4g,1 stage, it cures
many. the ot of eon.
KIMptirnr it tioothes the cough told prolongs
the life.
The "Cabinet Members infe,”
The authorship of the much dis-
cussed "Inner Experiences of' a Cabi-
net Member's Wife," printed in the
Ladies Home Journal, will be re-
vealed in the June number of that
magazine, when the name of Anna
Farquhar will appear as the author
It is surmised that the domestic
experiences described in these letters somas,
and Weekly Globe $1.25 par
Year. Tt5124, Weekly Globe and Weekly
Sun 040 per year.
F. H. KERNEY
T 0I9 SOR1AL ARTIST.
Opposite Queen'Hotel, Wingham.
Por an easy Shave and a First-Clasi
Hair Cut, give him a trial.
Razors Honed.
thrown from their waggon at Walk-
kerton and the former killed and the
son bedly hurt.. Rolston, who was
a farmer, leaves areyidow and a fam-
ily of small children.
Thos. Futcher and Issac Ferris
were driving to St. Mary's with a
load of hay on Mondey morning,and
when near the G. T. R. crossing the
horses ran into a freight train. Mr.
Ferris was instantly killed and Mr.
Fuleher was badly but not seriously
injured.
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August Sparlingeof Seaforth, who
was arrested in Buffalo, on Wednes-
day of last week, charged with be-
ing connected with an alleged arson
case, and who was brought back to
Seafurth, had a preliminary examin-
ation Friday resulting in his being
sent to Goderich for trial.
were those of Mrs. W. 11. IL
wife of the Attorney -General in
President Harrison's Cabinet, -since
Miss Farquhar is known to be a per-
sonal friend of the Miller family,and
to have spent considerable, time with
them in Washington during their
official residence there. The author
of these letters was born and raised
Inaianapolis, in neighborly rel_ Stokes both ori1urnherry,
HowITT.-In East Wawauosh, on
Apr‘i 8th, the roge of Mr. ;fatties }Iowa,
of a daughter.
DIATMED.
tekrittVEY.—MIItannl) -- In Morris, on
April Oth, by Rev. W. J. West, of Blue -
vale, M r, rn. Tit rvey to >es Henrietta
ettird, both of Morrie
&tutus - &Imam - At the manse
Wioguatn, on April 13th, by the Rev. I):
Perrze, Miss Mary Zerkee to Reuben
LLI dons with the Harriston and Miller iViesitneix -SANDS-At the residence
families, but for ten years pastshe on the
,
of the bride's parents), Culloden
13th inkt., by the ReV. J. A. Cranston,
bas lived a, studious professional life Mr. John McAlpine to Miss Avelino,
in New York, London and I3oston, second daughter of Mr. Jas. Sands.
She is now connected with the editor-
DIED.
al staff of The Boston Transcript, In Lrirsorf -In Nichol township, near
addition to ber "Cabinet Member's Elora, on April 10th, Jane. wife of Mr.
John Letson, aged 40 years and 11
'Wife." letters she •has published months. Deeeased was a sister of Mrs.
one novel -,..\ gin,:ft...'R IT,...art"--,ind s. 0. noWlett, of East Waws.nosh.
another ori, its V. 141 ;.• he latteit.She FALcouan-In OulrOs, on April 12th,
is a young wt..ean .0.k:cc:ding elever, John Falconer, aged 84 years.
MAtutzsrotr--1n Culross,_ on March .
and only her closest friends have 0th, Hugh Machesney, aged 00 years,
known her connection with the McDonoaLL-In Oulross, on April
Washington letters whieh have 11th, Margaret MeDougall, aged 00
attracted such wide attention. Yenta.
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-FROM THE -
HOLSTEIN DAIRY.
PORTRAITS
ENLARGED
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed General Agent for this district
for Messrs. Kreuter & Oster, will call on
you for your -orders in
CRAYON PORTRAITS
in the near future. Save your orders
until I call. All work guaranteed satis-
factory.
JAS. McAl-FINE,
General Agent,
or a Suit
that will fit comfortably,
look well, wear well, and
keep in good shape, you
had better go to
Webster's
A
AY BELO
COST
These goods are none the worse on account of the fire
we want to clear them out at once.
Repairing done on short notice.
Call and see us if you are looking for bargains.
J. R. UN S 1--1 AW, WINONA_
New Spring Goods and. Samples
of all the. latest designs in Scotch
and Canadian Tweeds, Worsteds,
Serges and Overcoatings to choose
from. Orders filled promptly at
very low prices.
I Webster & Co.,
Queen's Mock.
0012
and
OBS
NEATNESS, DURABILITY, REASONABLE PRICES
° These are the essentials in good Boots and
Shoes. They should fit well, wear well, and not
cost too much. We have them in great variety,
of the very best makes and of every style.
Try our Spring and Summer wear in
LADIES' SHOES,
GENTS' SHOES,
CHILDREN'S SIICES.
Long experience bas taught us how to buy. We are bore to sell.
For the best valnes call on
IC.1-1.13)er-TiS
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange.
Pianos, Organs, Violins, Autoharps
Aeeordeons, Mandolins
Mouth Organs at all prices up to $2,50. All kinds of trimmings
for Musical Instrutnents.
MUSIC BOOKS AND SHEET MUSIC.
We can supply you With anything you, want. Sewing Machines and
Sowing Machine Supplies.
FARMERS—Don't forget that 1 still handle all kinds of Farm
lin-
plernents notwithstanding that reports are eireulated to the contrary.
Meyer Block.
'T. H. ROSS opposite P. O.
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