The Wingham Times, 1899-04-07, Page 4THE W IJN 31 HAM TIM 11%, APRIL. t
TI'.1s.SW .TER. Hamilton, Win. Douglas, John Mc. 1, 14tABEET Ruronrr
Peter , wZNoaz4nr.
• an illness of some weeks Miss I``n'on, James Hislop, I eter Scott, ; ^ Wingham, April 1�. 1800.
Chris. Moffatt, Robert Black, Peter „orreoted by P. Deans, ,produce lhalvr,
t;t, infst Tees v nt, letter clod Sat her ;Ding, tr'i'm, Stewart, Louis F. Does- li It W1pea000 lbs u ' . to 0 00
Wm. Maxwell Duncan Andet
tante o f the tnut'iiing f�f Wednesday* men' ' Q ts1 g Wheat 0 ti to 0 b0
March 2't Miss Graft eves ty son, ,Iermyti Chas, Gannett, i Vats, now q ltu 0 ",
Duncan McNaughton, John Mol]'att,'Barloy 0 f1lleMto 0 35
young lady of a bright and sunny Raht, Ile John bialys , Walter peed,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 tial Mo 0 0
4
disposition, which caused her to be a 1 ilutchinso Andrew own ..0 Peter i ,urkey, drawn 0 De 4°
0 u0
favorite in the home andiu her large ` , ' 1(xteae, ,.p ••• 0 135 D 03
i) Me avish, Robert Miller, John A. , pocks, per air 00
40 to 0 50
-' eirele of friends. Her death has 1 Mitler, Thos. Netteriield, John Mit- Dotter...—. ...... 0.12 t 0 I2
(it ; caused a feeling of profound sorrow ! shell, Peter 11f urdoeh David Welch iag8s. por dzen.:.... . . . .. . 0 10 to,r 10
throughout the village, particularly ; Smith,
Wood por cord„ .. ...... ,. 1 50 to 1 7o
hew
it j young Jobn Cameron find Hiram Snrith, Illy per tan, ....
. „ 4 so to.+ 5 00
Cl ! she w , hdeservedlye eo pe with "IIs `pathtnasters in the township of Turn-. potatoes, per bushel, .,.. D 40 to �n t°0
t1 berry for the current year. Bylaw Tallow ,per lb....., ........ 0 3 to 0 4
,i. bereaved mother and sister have ttie . Dried Apples, per lb....., ,. 0 4 to' 4
!sympathy read three times and passed, Wool 1J to
Fri. ; : of all in their deep afflict- Mitchell-- Cruickshank- That Mi', 00
r Dressed hoes„ .,,,,,.,,.,, 5 too to 00
th1ion' 'lltusgrove be appointed to inspect B Chickens 0 30 to ,30
Mr. A. Butehart, of Walkerton has
rr taken possession of the Walk,
Iline, where John Gannett made stone
A. CAMPBELLS . C. News. The late editor, A. G. I of cavncll Carr arm eti� at next meeting
Stewart intends leaving for the West +
Drug Store. r� + Coupland--Musgrove— That the
! In the course of a few weeks,
1 matter referred by the Local Beard
may�--ia, «-t � of Health re vaccination be left
"9 1�. -1
1 -4-a r' TDIi,N13EaRRY. over to next meeting.—Carried.
The following is the report of the Titefollowing accounts were passed
Promotional Exams of S. S. No. 6:— and cheques issued :—Wm. Deyell,
.Jr. IV to Sr. lir.—Lucy 4eIiagu3 Deyell,V175c,ces n worka an 'Healtndaty;
602.
Sr. III to Jr. IV.—Willie Liaklater Wm, Douglass, $1, refund of dog
668, Sarah Crowe 560; Bertha4Me- t`t Cou land -- Cruickshank— That
Kague 534, Jas. Kelley 525, Francis Coup
laud
521, Mary McKinnon 500, this meeting do now adjourn to meet
Johnny Mitchell 500. in Bluevale at 10 o'clock a. m., May
_; II to Sr. III.—Maggie Holmes `26th next and as a Court of Revision,
JE
TO AIiVRVXSEI1.S.
Notice ofchanges'must be left at this
office not later than Saturday
noon.. The copy for changes
must be left not later than Tues-
day evening, Casual advertise•
meats accepted up to noon
Thursday 'of each week
500. Jr,' at 1 o'clock p. m. on the saine day.
fottmtivilham
j .-..e� ' �a;I'+., ' ' Sr, II to Jr, III—Freddie Homuth JOHN BURGESS, Clerk.- i�l , nl 5, 567, Sadie McCormick 420, May .
Thornton 622.
Jr, II to Sr. II,—Margaret !.f .
Ire Fooled the Surgeons.
FRIDAY, AP1iIL 7. 1899.All doctors told Renick. Hamilton, of
Kinnon 540, Leslie Bryce 448, arary
Crowe 446, Sarah Foxton 401, West Jefferson, 0„ after suffering 18
, months from Recta Fistula, he would
EDITORIAL NOTES. I to Part II,—Velma Chandler. die unless a costly operation was. per -
'11r>; Liberals of South Perth have Nettie Showers, Essie Johnston, formed ; but he cured himself with five
boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
BUTTER AN
EGGS
W ; { ED.
I a.m prepared to pay the highest
cash price tor all good batter and
eggs delivered .at my warehouse
near the G. T. 4: ,
0. GILLESPIE.
Fred W McLean, of Toronto, was visit-
ing under the parental roof for the holi-
days:
Miss Carrie Macdonald, of Toronto, is
spending the holidays under the rarental
roof.
Will:and Miss' Ethel Bray, of Toronto,
arespending the Easter vacation in
town.
Miss Luella Elliott. of Ingersoll, is
Myrtle Mtller, visiting with relatives and friends in
entered a protest against the election surest Pile cure on Earth, and the best town.
Twentyout of the twenty four who : World.box.
of Nelson Monteith, the recently Salve in the 5 teats a o$ w Patterson and wife, Mrs W Barra id
' tried passed. . Sold by Colin A. Campbell, druggist,
elected Conservative member for that MINNIE J. Onvis Teacher, and Mil J Bell were in Kincardine for
riding for the Local Legislature., Minutes Easter:
nutes of Council meeting held P>it>;saivAls. Paul Gordon, of Walkerte.n, and J 0
in Bluevale, April 3rd, 1899. Mem --
Telford, of Chesley, were in town Good
bers of council all present, the Reeve Geo Awd was in Drayton over
Easter. Friday
in the chair. The minutes of last D Stewart was in Alsia Craig this week. y'
meeting were read, approved and , Weil Maud Hanna is visiting in Blyth. e Mrs (Rev) Perris visited in Seaforth for
Simpson left this week for Tor- the Easter holidays, Al Ibis JeniziaButo
signed. R W Sim
P spending the holidays with Brussels
Communications were read from onto. friends. ,
Ernest Heaton re petition to Dominior, J H Stephenson Jacob Kling and wife, of Seaforth,
Government for the deepening of Easter. visited with Wiugha,n friends during the
Goderich harbor and the construction Mrs A Dawson has returned home from holidays.
of the C. P. R. from Wingham to Toronto. • Spurgeon Sheppard, of Berlin, visited
Goderich ; from the County Trees- Miss 2 Matheson is in Drumbo for the with old Wingham. is doriug the
firer re lands sold for .taxes`; also holidays. holidays. frian
from County Clerk re rolls.Chas Flood and wife were in Woodstock Miss Minnie ,l Orvis,.teacher at Holmes'
Cruickshank — Coupland — That for Easter school, Turn'ierry, is spending the holidays
we are of the opinion that' theopiirlty, D R McIntosh, of Lucknow, was in town P Whitby; .
should continue to supply. the
local , Good Friday. AU Fred Diamond le't o t 1 nes lay fcr
municipalities with rolls, as the Jast�ClineandwifewereinSeaforthfor Seaforth w ere he intends studying
county buying in large quantities, Good Friday.. electricity
should be able to buy cheaper than James Carr, of Clinton, was home for
the local municipality.—Carried. the holidays.
After a session whieh lasted exact•
ly two months, the Provincial Legis-
lature prorogued on Saturday last
with the usual ceremony. Sir Oliver
Mowat, the. Lieutenant -Governor read
the speech from the throne.
THE writ has been issued for an
election in Brockville to fill the
'vacancy in the Commons, caused by
tie death of Hon. J. F'. Wood.
Nomination takes place on April 13
and election one week later.
For a g;neration the Tappers
have had a reputation for courage.
In his present fight to the west and
in the character of his speech on
7 'Yukon affairs Sir Hibbert has dealt
that hardly -earned reputation al-
most a mortal blow. Either he
shoald have stood to his gums like a
anan and faced the Minister he has
ro, violentIy and recklessly aceused.
—Toronto Globe.
JAMESTOWN,
was in. Petrolia for
Mitchell —Coupland—That Messrs. W,x Nicholeot! was
McPherson, Cruiekshank ` and Mus- days this week.
grove be a committee to arrange .
with Mr. John Ansley, re lots 230 John L;ampbell
and 231, W. T. Plot.—Carried. days this week,
Musgrove— Mitchell ---That the . It Galbraith,
township of Tarnberry is in favor' of for the holidays.
and will pay their share of putting a J H Hiscocks, of
Mrs. A. D. McCosh, of Kincardine
2xz foot concrete tile culvert in on Good Friday.
'and Miss Lizzie Strachan, teacher, of boundary line opposite Robert Car- Mrs A. K McAllister visited with Ethel
Elmwood publie school, are spendingrie's lot. Carried. friends this week.
Choir Easter holidays under the par -
Musgrove Cruickshank— That Miss A H Adie, of Clifford, is
cental roof, Wm. Deyell s resignation from the at John Dickson's.
Mr. Joseph Coomber, sr., and lir • Board of Health be accepted and MimiDuffield spent the Easter
C. Stokes had a successful wood bee that a bylaw be passed appointing withLondon friends.
last week. Mr. Gavin Wilson on the Local Board Miss Maggie 'vanstone bas
Mre Wm. Hogg, of the 3rd of of Health for the unexpired term.— Home from Hamilton.
Grey, has moved to the 4th, to the Carried. Miss Lexie Dawson has gone
farm lately vacated by "Bob" 14i: Mangrove --Cruickshank -- That to friends in Toronto.
:Blain, by No. 5, 1899, be passed, ap- Thos Gregory and Wm Armour
kiss Agi;ie Smillie and.Jiin Brock- pointing John Rutherford, Thomas in Brussels this week.
enridge, of Harristan High School, Aitkin, Thomas Goy, John Robinson,
are holidaying at home. John W. Walker, .James Elliott,
Jamestown people think this year John McNaughton, Peter Scott,
kunst be .turned upside down. William Homuth and Robert Lea-
thorne, fence viewers for the town-
ship of Turnberry for the current
ioai year. By-law read three times and
HORN
in Toronto a few
was in Toronto a few
of Guelph, was home
Tara,
was in`town
visiting
holidays
returned
on a visit
THE OLD TIN
passed.
;M:itchell—Coupland--That by-law
No. 6, 1899, be passed, appointing
John Little, Geo. Bremner, Geo: B.
Scott, Thos. Gilmour, Geo. Nicholson,
Henry Wheeler, • Donald Stewart,
Peter Scott, Glavin Wilson,William
Netterfield, John Diment, jr.. and
Wm. Maxwell, poundkeepers for the
township of Turnberry for the cur-
rent year. By-law read three times
and passed.
Musgrove—Coupland—That by-law
No, 7, 1899, be passed, appointing
D. Frifogle, John Weiler, William
Aitkin, John Porter, John Little,
tiVlin. King, John McKinnon, Thomas
reight, Gavin Wilson,Ralph
Metcalf, Reuben Stokes, Thos. Aitkin,
John Hutton, Richmond Porter, John
Johnston, August Homuth,John
Willits, Alexander Forgie, Peter
Ila3tings, William Haugh, Francis
used to call our fathers
from. the field to their
meals. We hear its
clarion call no longer. It
has passed out of date
and
PERFECTED WATCHES
have taken its place. We
have sold hundreds of
watches to farmers, niech-
anics and others in this
section, and it is a fact
that they are giving ex-
cellent satisfaction.
We are now selling
genuine American Lever
40 Watches at from $4.50 (;.,rrnrher«t,Wrn, Deans, Alex. Kelly,
up and warrant them five •
JWta. llonluth, Geo. Nicholson, Jas.
years, Wvl;o, ,jr., Alex, McDonald, Robert
I "LSEr PARK tWeir, SIM1O
101 Vanstone, Reuben' i Sanborn, James Orr, James Elliot,
+11/101Mv i4►+ v1w' Thos. Walker, Frank Wanks, Itobt.
were
Nath Purcell and wife were in Listewel
for the li'aster holidays.
Miss L Ferguson visited with Gorrie.
friends for the holidays.
Geo H Mooney, of the Ripley Express,
was in town for Good Friday,
Miss Trona I'ralick, of Brussels, is
visiting with friends in town.
Mr W T Fyfe, of Kincardine, is holiday-
ing with his Wingham friends.
taMrs Barry Jeffery was visiting under
the parental roof at Seaforth.
Miss M Oornyn is spending the Easter
vacation with friends at Strathroy. -
Miss EL Lloyd visited with friends in
Mimeos during the Easter holidays.
.143 ragwort and wife were in To- -
rento a few days during the week. •
Sam'' Leggatt, of Giberalter, was in
town a couple of days this week.
Miss Page left this week for Brantford,
where she has seout'ei a situation.
Mrs .l Harris, of Exeter, spent the
Easter ho nays with friends in town.
Mrs 0 M Walker left this weer to visit
for a tinie, with friends in Ingersoll,
Mrs Geo Cruickshank, of Turnberry, is
v,srting with friends at Garden Hill.
Mrs Alex Inglis, of Goderich, was visit.
lug with old Wingham frienas this week.
B• G Sperling was in Seaforth and
Gou,•,ineh on business during the week.
:lchr, Dodds and wife sna children, of
Seaforth, were in town ever Gcod Ori -
day.
Are you frequently hoarse?
Do you have that annoying
tickling in your throat? Would
you feel relieved if you could
raise something? Does your
cough annoy you at night, and
do you raise more mucus in
the morning ?
Then you should always keep
on hand a bottle of
Aqers
Cheery
PecIordI
If you have a weak
throat you cannot be too
careful. You cannot begin
treatment too early. Each
cold makes you more liable
to another, and the last
one is always harder to
cure than the one before it.
Pp.Ager'se>llerri Pectoral Plaster
protects the lugs Dom coos.
Help .at Hand.
'• 11 you have any complaint
whatever and desire the best
medical advice you tan pos-
sibly obtain, write the doctor
freely. Yon will receive a
prompt reply.
Address, l')'ft. I. 0. A"1tER,
Lowell, Mase.
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THE PEOPLE'S POP LAH softE
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This week we ask you to read what 'ire have to say
about Crockery and (lents' lfurnisbings.
Crockery, China, .'tier.
We have just placed in stook
some very handsome Tea and D.n-
per Sets whish we offer at a very
small advance on cost,
97 piece Dinner Sets, printed, new
shape, $4:15,
14-pieco Tea Sets, vory pretty,
Sae am Decorated Gold Stippled
Porcelain Dinner Sets, cut I
prices,
Toilet Sets, Stone China, 3 pieces,
8100.
Toilet Sets, printed, 10 pas, 82 25,
Toilet Sets, reg. $10 for $8.
Glass Table Sete, new pattern, -25o
7 only, Paucy Lamps with shade
at cost,
Brown Rookangham Goods in Tea
Pots, Bowls, Bakers, Pie Plates,
&o., at bottom prices, Also
1,1
Granite Kettles, Stew Pane, Pie
Plate', Oahe Plates, Ten, Steep- •'.v
ors, Dish Pans, Water Pails, &u. ?;!I
Gents' Fa1rrriMIrirrgs.y=
Prices like these ought to make el
you think and think twice be
fore passing over these values
Men's Canadian Tweed Suite, IT:
single breasted, sacquee, brown
cheek, well ,Wade, for 85.00.
Mon's Canadian '!.'weed Suits, good
Tri intnlugs, perfect fitting, $ •00.
See our best goods, Men's and
Young Men's Fine All•Wool
Tweeds and Worsteds, Satin
Lining, perfect fitting garments,
latest styles at low prices.
Men's Spring Overcoats in Oxford
Gray, - Dark Fawn and Brown, li
light weight, single breasted, fly
front, good trimmings, perfect
fitting, 87.50 to 812,00.
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Terms—Spot Cash or Trade.
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Macdonald Block, . - - Wingbam, Ont.
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VEXATION
"0 my ! 0 dear ! What will I do
Twine broken again. 1 -lave to keep two
men •'to tie broken sheaves. I will never
get my harvest off at this rate. Wonder
what kind neighbor Brown is using ? He
appears to have no trouble."
COMFORT
What is the matter, Jones ? You seen to be having an
awful• time with your twine. I use Plymouth. It never.
breaks, runs free, will bind more sheaves, and give you
better satisfaction than any other twine made.. Take back the
stuff you have. there, get the Plymouth, and be. happy."
It pays to buy the best. Price guaranteed, zone per lb.
Call early and book your orders.
MITH PET ICI.
.IT PAYS. TO
The CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, ONT.
STILLLEADS
The ball century mark bas been reach-
ed by the number of our pupils who
have secured' good .positions since Sept.
let. tong those who have secured
places recently are : —Sarah Duncan,
Steno. Lyon. & Hensel!, Barristers,
Owosso, Mich. ; Alex. Slott, liaisons
Bang, Treoton,Ont: ; Arther Oldershaw,
Merchants Bank, Chatham. Ont. ; Vita
Clark, Bkpr, Brown's Woollen Mills,
Kingsville. Ont; Mary T. Cain, Steno.
Pardee & i3haunessy, Barristers, Sarnia,
Ont. ;:b'jorenoe Sibley, Sten. Macey
Desk 'Co Grand Rgiiiids, Mich. ; Eva
Payne, Steno. D.. & L. E. Ivy. Office,
Chatham, Ont. These with forty-four
others haye been place Biwa Sept. ist.
IT BAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST.
Write fort to ue of either Short-
hand or Business department to
TO THE FRONT;,:
SEE WHAT THE
DiAMOND
PORK
SHOP
Opposite Post Office, Says:
Fresh Beef and Pork. ,
Lamb Bologna
Pickled Pork " Headcheese
Breakfast Bacon Sausage
Smoked Ham Pressed Beef
Side Pork Tripe
Corn Beef Pressed -Tongue
Spice Roll, Lard, . Fowl, &c., ;
always on band,
Our prices are, . right. - Orders
called for and meat delivered to"ltny
part of the town...
Your patronage solicited.
caa g 1
D. MeLACHLAN & CO, -IDI N�OND pcm
Chatham, Ont. 1
New Spring foods.
New Spring Goods, arriving &Lib- -
at T. A. Mills.
Beautiful Patterns in 'the New Shadings of Dress Goods,
ranging from 25c and -upwards.
A nice new line of Black Lustre Skirts, nicely made,.
good materialfor $2,50.
Also a line of Blaclt Moire Underskirts with Frill on
bottom, for $x.75, "
See our Plaid Ginghams for 5c per yards
And Scotch Gingham's, Bright Colors, -si5itab1e for
Waists, for f 4 to 15c.
Something new in Cretonnes and Art Muslins•----selling
very cheap.
Call and inspect our stock of new Carpets in Unions, All -
Wools, Tapestry and Brussels. In fact we have everything
required to furnish a house up-to-date in our line of business.
Ordered Clothing and Ready-n'iades a specialty.
T. A. MILLS