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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1899-06-02, Page 8t/ t _ 4 • WEIR Ei---conic .14A01ING otil- FOR -4MR TRADE. Business is good with us, but we want to do more. WE WANT YOUR TRADE, We are doing our wancst to merit it, Welvo gathered the best .stock that, brains, energy and tah could gather. We marked •tho selling price a3 close ns possible, Our turn - ever is arid a little on the iot • does kr us. People who do their shopping here say they buy to better advan- tage and get better goods than they find elsewhere, acted we !crow if you try us you will say the same thing., These departments ftee especially interesti og Dress Goods The best of all our best stacks, Ready -Made Clothing People that look through our.st .ck of clothing and compare values, buy where they are ready to make tLt investment. Parasols,. Gloves and Hosiery The stock is overflowing with choice goods—just the kind. that are sought for by those who know what's. the correct styles.. Carpets and Lace Cartains, Boots and. Shoes, Gents' Furnishings and. Waterproof Coats, all at special prices. The looking in any department at any time will be appreciated, and you'll not he made to feel that you are expected to buy. Shop early i It H. i9NDOO. SMALL LOCALS. Campbell's lltadache Wafers gnaran. teed to cure heeoache. —Football on Saturday evening. —Berlin vs Wingham on Saturday at 6 m. —50 ets page for the ThiEs till Amory 1st, Ism. —Eighth Division Court in Wingham on Wednesday next. —Black bass fishing will not be legal until the 16th of June. —The Kent block is being brightened up with a fresh coat of paint. —The regular meeting of the town -council on gelidity evening next. —Strawberriee and cucumbers have been for sale on the local market. —Camp Caledonia, Sons of Scotland, will meet on Monday evening next. —Teeswe,ter will give 6500 in prizes at their celebration on Dominion Day. , —The Listowel band has disbanded for want of sufficient financial support. —Game of the season—Berlin vs Wing:. ham, on the park Saturday evening. —The non -jury sittings of the High Court were held in Goderich this week. —The Wingham wool merchants will pay the highest, price, cash or trade, for your wool. —We would like to see a large yote ed ottIlloaday next in favor of the water work by•law. —If you are in favor of the waterv,torks by-law, do not forget to. record your vote on Mondaynett. Wingham Minstrels will give au entertainment hi Brussels on. Friday everting, June•eth. Dr. Macdonald is now permanently at home and ean be consulted bsr his patrons. —Chief Vatinorman has been on the sick list dating the week. Elie place was filled by Mr Robb Ferguson. • —Mr T A Mins has had his house re. shingled. Mr Jae Stewart will also re - shingle his house on Shuter istreet, —The Wingliam Company of Volunteers, under command of Capt Johnston, and Lieut Item. left Tautalay afternoon for amp at London. —Court Huron, Ancient Poresters, at- tend servioe on Sunday afternoon next at the Baptist churoh. Paw W Freed wilt • prtatah the sermon, —At the net meeting of the Brussels Council, arettti Kt will be presented ask.- * for O. passage of a by -liter to prohibit °sable tripro renting at large in the 00I'por. Milara S"1/4 • • —& oar load of hogs watt ehipped from Wingbain onTuesdey. —The Bast Wawanoeb. council minute; and other matter is crowded out of thie booms. • —The firemen had the hose taut on Wed- nesday averring and tested the severed by• drams. Everything was found to ba ftt first °leas workirg order, --lir Jim A Cline otters fo -ale his rest - deuce on John St. Th. is ene of the most desirable pro er n. Wiegluina mut should lind a read purchaser. —A stone ?omfatter, nes tem Pleecct wider the house °couplet by bleasrs C Knoche' and J ,llell. Mrs Farquharson is also having n foundation put under her resideuce. —A trunnieg of the provisional direetors of the proposed new flouring mill for Wiiisharn was heldon Setorday. It was clnii.led to proceed at once with the can- imss for eteclo —Thu Pranie Nine baseball club went over to Tr/ s..vater on Tuesday afternoon arid played a two. iunings game with, the dab of that town. Score 5 to 0 in favor of the Prattle Niue. —Clarence, the little son of Mr and Mrs Irvine, who is ill with scarlet fever, is rapidly recovering, and it is now only a *natter as,. few days until he is as well as ever.—Portage la Prairie News. —A number) of the young people of town held a social hop in the council chamber on Friday evening. The harpers from Loudon supplied the music. Mr Jas McKelvie was the caterer for the occasion. .--In our last issue a paragraph appear- ed, referring to the operation for appendioitis, performed on the boy, Geo Moir, by Er Kenpedy, aud stating that the prior attending physician, (who was Dr ChtS110411), had refused to attend the poor boy. Upon enquiry we and that we were mieinformed as to the fast in this connection and we cheerfully do Dr Chisholm the justice of withdrawing the implied imputation against him. PERSONALS. • Dr. Ross spent 24th with his mother in Manchester. Miss Nellie Bradley is visiting with retativen in Preston. Bert Ross has returned home from London for the vacation. Miss Carrie Macdonald is home from Toronto for the holidays. Mr Thos Gregory was in London on business during the week. • Mr E L Dickinson spent a few days in Goderich during the week. S�r Thos Black, of Durham, was visiting old friends in town this week. Mr. Ken. Messer, of Toronto, is calling on old Wingham friends this week. Mr Harry Haines, of the Blyth Standard,. pend nday at his home in town. Mrs T Ranilyri, of London, is visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs 0 Dallas. Mr Robt Mainprize, of Brussels, was calling on Wingham friends on Tuesday, Mr Jas Taekerboy, of Ashfield, was calling on Wingham friends on Tuesday. fir H G Lee is in Toronto this week attending the L 0 L Grand Lodge meet- ing. Mrs 11 11 Dever, of Goderich, was visit- ing Wingham and Teeewater friends thie week. Miss Mary Ritchie left on Tuesday morning on a visit to her sister in York, Penn. Mr Robb 3ohnston, of duffel°, was in town a few days this week, visiting with friends. • Dr and Mrs Campbell, of Brooklyn, N Y, were the gueste of Mr and 1.1rs H Davis this week. Mrs, Pandora and Fred leave this. (Thursday) morning on a driving trip to Wingham.—Mt. Forest Confederate. Thos Woodcock arrived on Tuesday by the 8 S Dominion after epending three months with relatives anti friends in England. Mr and Mrs Abner Cosens are in Lido - well this week ttending the marriage of Miss Clara Bothwell to Rev ,Mr Anderson front near Brantford. Mr C 5 Forest, of Waterloo, loan in. Spector for Om Ontario Mutual Life Assurance Co was in town a few days this week in the interests of hie Co. Mr Geo Crites, local 0 2 It operator, left Wednesday morning for Montreal, when he will sail on the 5 5 Dominion for the Old Country. He will remain three months. Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson and child of Wingharn, spent several days here the past week with Mr Tlacaripson's parents, ?dr and Afro Geo Thorapson.—Goderich Mr. John K. Hrug, of Cheeley, and Messrs fld Polar and Fred Seifert, of Winghatn, all old employees of the late firm of Hese tiros., spent the e4th in town. —Listowel titendard. Mr llobt Rill, of Weakerten, was in town a few days this week. Rs has just returned from a trip threngh Manitoba. and reports having seen many old Wing- hamitea at various prenta, Mr 3 W 'abetter, of the Goderich Sig. nal, apent several days; with friends in daringtowti been off duty for soine title- owing to I week. has illnese, but we are pleated to Bay that he is now abaft recovered.. •Mrs Efti Elliott, ot Wingbaro, who bee been visiting Mendt iri town, left kr Mine tif.s teeming. she wee edema/am. led by Master Preak 'Elliott, who will spend the summer Wingbara....-Weatese awl 1E10014 Chronicle, VIM WING -HAM: TIMES, JUNE - 2. 1899. Sunday school is being held in Holt for plff; J. T, Garrow, Q. C., SALEM defendants from plaintiffs land. P. the Union School House every for clefts. Action settled by parties. Sunday morning. All children Are The Court adjourned, at 5,90 p. m. cordially invited to be present. until 00 te'cloek Tuesday morning. Some of our young people took in Hanna, vs. Tasker.—Action of the sports at Fordwich 011 ti10 24til, nieetenent. J. T. Gurow, Q. 0., and report having a, good, time. and R. S. Hays for Oft; Philip iMss Maggie Lowy is spendlng a Bolt and. L. H. Dickson, Exeter, for month with her stster, liirs. WhileY, deft. Judgment in terms ef consent Mr. MeKerate has his collar ,ready minutes, far the masons, trJames Longley, Stenographer for theohlo3areLosed the business before A. R. Williams ct; Co., Toronto, paid Guarantee We guarantee that this Paint, when properly used, will not erect. • flake or chalk off, and will cover more surface, work kbetter, wear longer and. permanently look better than other paints, Including Pure White Lead and. Oil. We hereby agree to forfeit the value of the Paint and the cost of •applying it, if in any instance, it is not found as above represented. .p THE SHERWIN.WILLIAMS CO' . his parents a visit a couple of days Remarkable Rescue We a.re - to back this up and do nothing more or last week. Mrs. Micheal Curtain, Plainfield, 111., 1 WROXETER. makes the statement that he caught cold, which settled on ber lungs ; she Me. Howe, painter, of Harriston , was treated for a month by her family has secured a Ballad= with John physioian, but grew worse. Ile told her ehe was a hopeless viothn of cow inption Davidson and has moved his family to the villageand that no nietitoine could cure her. , Her druggist edggeeted Dr. Hinit's New On Monday of last Wek while Disoovery for Consumption ; eLe knight playing below the * dam,', Master a bottle and to her delight round herself Willie Wendt, brother of our popular benefitted from tint riese. She 0°0th:t- imelier, fell into the water. Mr. 'lea Its use and after taking six bottles, found hereon sound nod well ; now does Robert Black noticed the aceident tier ownbuogettork, and_is as well as she and immediately jumped into the ever was. Sold by Witt A. Campbell, water and brought the boy safely tr1) druggist ; largo hnttles 60o. and SOO. land. Miss Annie Voigt, of Listowel was [I- Boatv. visiting with Mrs. A. MeLean. lisze,—In Winghatn, on May 210, eSS. • We will gladly furnish you plans and estimates upon any of ther faovlelo- Twirnogu glines: • , Hot Air, Stearn, or Hot Water Heat - ng; Bath Room Fittings, Metal Siding and Roofing, Metal Interior Ceilings, Etc. We always guarantee our work and our prices are always in it. YOUNG PAULIN the wife of w. H. Bele of a daughter HARDNVARE MERCHANTS. Messrs, Wrn, Wilson and S. 13. Mc. Envo.-14 Garde, on .6aturday, 20th Kelvie were in Toronto last week. Jost, the wife of Jas ft King ; a son, Mrs. John Brawn visited with 11107PITT,—In Wror, eter, no May 21st, the wife of Mr A Moffitt a on. friends in Toronto last week. BIUN.—It11jowitr. iu MAY. 20th, the Mr. • Robt. Rae has gone to wife of Ur Adam Braun ; a daughter. her daughter, Mrs, E. Mrs. W. Sanderson is visiting with G. Dane at John Dicksony aged 78 years, 1 mouth nDd H3KdsaOyNB..—vrI n N1)V oEgrj1;11 m , on May :lath, Treherne, Man, Hamilton. •Dnew,—In Winghana, on May 27tb. William Geo Drew, aged . 04 . years, 2 The G., T. .Traokmen's Strike, moiitts, and 10 days.vf • The strike of the Grand Trunk tracktnen is unfortunate at this sea- son of activity. Mr. Hay's able management has brought the Grand Trunk system tip to a high level of efficiency,and ba a procured a wonder- fal change for the better in its finan- cial conditions. To day the Grand Trunk is stronger than it has ever been, and bas apparently re-entered a dividend -paying epoe.h, which the shareholders, alter their long depri- vation, deserve. It is desirable at this a ispicious time that the relations of the great corporation and its em- ployees should not be disturbed. If it is true, as is alleged by the track - men, that their average wage is only 98c per day, it would seem to be a ease for arbitration. • The railway corporations have long since accepted the principle of unionism, and deal with- most of their employees in a collective capac- ity. The companies and the various unions have periodical consultations, at which allgrievences are freely can - tCook's Cotton13.00t Compound Is successfully used monthly by over 10,000Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask your druggist lor Cook's Cotton Root Com- pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and irnitations are dangerous, Price. No. 1, $1 per box', No, 2,10 degrees stronger, $3 per box. No. 1 Or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8 -sent stamps, The Cook ConapaorWindsor, Ont. . 'Nos. 1 and 2 sold ana recommended by all responsible Druggists tit Canada. No, 1 and No, 2 for sale by Colin A, Ca,upbelt Druggist Meeting of the The Council of the County of Huron will cil Chamber in the oration of the in the Court- ut GO .ERICK on the Pi Tuesday. in Jun next at 3 o'clock p. m. W. LA.NE, Clerk. ated May 22nd, 1893- vassed and settled in a friendly spirit PHOTOGRAPHS if possible. A railway strike ha. rare oceurrence. Recently the Grand The photos M. E. Zurbrigg has in Trunk set a good example by arbi. his trating with their telegraphers—a window speak tor themselves. mode which speedily composed the Just look in • and see the first time you are in town or down street. differences. The traekmen's strike Photos, Crayon, Water Color, En - a ppears to be a good subject for the larging and Copyizg receives special same process,—Londpn Advertiser, attention. HIGH COURT OF jUSTICE. • , Good work guaranteed to alL M. E. ZIIEBRIGG, His Honor Mr. Justice Robertson • Opposite 'Presbyterian Church.. held court for the trial of non -jury Boy wanted to learn Photography. cases at the court house; Goderieh, . this week. Court opened Monday •AE. SMITH afternoon. There were seven eases • on the docket. Snider vs. MeKelvey. A.ction for an injunction. W. M. Sinclair, , for plff. ; J, T. Garrow, Q. 0., arid G. F. Blair, Brussels, for deft, Judg- ment was reserved, Wila-a- ye, Town, of Seaforth.— Action to compel defendants to coin - pieta public works. • F. Holtnested. Seaft.rth, for plff, ; J. T. Garrow, Q. C., and It S. Hays, Seaforth for 13_4S_I\TKMIR, General Banking Business trans- acted. Money advanced to farmers and business men on endorsed notes and collateral. Farmers' Sale Notes Cashed. Moneys remitted by draft to all parts of Canada and the United States. Notes and n.ndOnnt,E1 • collected on reas- onable terme defts. Judgment given referring the questions of fact in issue upon the pleadings to B. L. Doyle, Local WALKER BROS. & BUTTON Master, under Section 28ofthe Arbi- UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM. tration Act. trust. L. E. Dancey for plff ; .Marr vs, Squire --Action toenforce Night calls at Buttonlilock, or Fifth adoor south of School House. Shop op. pewits Macdonald block. T. Garrow, Q. C. for defts. By con. sent of both parties trial of this action That Kent - Was postponed until the next sittings. 11151 uoky Bred Trotting Sterling Pails Mining Co, vs, Hast- ings.—Aetion for an account, E. 1.. Dickinsoa, Wingham, for plff. ; R. Vanstone, Wingham, for deft. Judg- ment in terms of consent minutesi ZENO ' referring issue of fact and. question will atand for service at Swede' Hotel of account herein to j. A. Merton, of stables during the seaeon of 1891 Wingham, under section 29 of the Arbitration A.V. Murray vs, MeIvor.—Action to re- cover legacy. Philip Holt for plit. • neardinbt for Vtattsilittaliggtutg: 'ginc41°Asttlefol'ared dl'ectly W. C. Loscombe po p n 1,1 0 re, 11 ta n 4.1 d =Vire )), dohs. On the application of defend- civet bred6in A ants trial of this aetion Was se U.sieb,lleteinen, the fountain head of tho trot - g tottleitisix;3 tiitio a tit!tick horse he cannot pit tn gat ed till the next Itittiriga of the h thig Court of Justice for the county of-zhENO carded air 1st prizes and diplotos wherever wn Eturon. Adtion for value of gravel taken by -E°. 'An% Hays vs. ToWn. of Goderie,13.- 6.1tirill be to the merest ot farm afore breeding their mares. ere 50 Shia maim: re:. cry kind of tam se wel 6,s speed, V. VAN140141AowN,ner. Stallion Dg2CRIPTION MOM a Isautitul dark bay, %tandem:arid hands high, perfect in -symmetry and limb and importer action, weighs 1400 lbs. As his pedigree shows, he came of noble stock, combininLestrains of the e aucizhlin uE,es ARE THE LEADERS. " °tie Grade Only and That the Best," Ilas been their motto for over thirty years. Some of the principal 'feature.% (which no other buggy has) are rubber a,nd brass washers warranted three years, one lever top steel cirele, &e. McLauchlin's cost a little more than others, but they are the cheapest in the end. You will make a big. mistake if you don't see our stock before buying. We can. sell you a •good ordinary. buggy as cheap or cheaper than any one else. We have them here. We can sell you anything you want in the implement line the same as we have done for the past 16 years, and guarantee good value. Or if you want an Organ, Piano, or Sewing Machine, you will find our stook the best that money can buy. • Prides and terms all right too. Come in and see us anyway. Will be pleased to show you through. • Office and Warerooms opposite Presbyterian Church. • • PUBLIC NOTICE. Having moved to town to the rest. denee lately °coupled by Geo P Wells, corner Centre and Alfred streets, near the GTR, I am prepared to pay the highest Cash prices for, all kinds o€ Rage, Rubbers, Copper, lIbree Hair, Wool Pickings, Iron and Metal of all kinds, delivered at my residence, or if word be telt, I will call for same. C. GO ODIUM LOUNGE REPAIRING The undersigned is prepared to receive orders •for repairing lounges And =tresses, Lounges re-covered, mate resses made over, carpets sewed and laid. Lowest prices and good Ivor/Man- • ship. Orders promptly • attended to. • Leave orders at ray residence, Centre street, next to Win. Holmes', or addresa • box 54, Wingbam, WM. WALKER., PELTON'S PUMPS aringle We build our pumps to last for years and have them in, price from $2.50 up. • • Brass Cylinders and Galvanized Iron Piping. We have a full stock of the above gdods. • • Call and get prices when in need of anything in our line. :LEADING. • (MEIER Having purchased the. butcher busi- . nese next the Brunswick,. I nin prepared to supply WS public, with all kinds of Fresh and Salt Ideate, Sausage, Bologna. • &a. Orders taken and meat delivered to any part of town. • mum rEvroN, • A dell solicited. 'Monello. 9, Opp. Beattie's Livery. .D, PRIENTOLE, . • ' ' • ' " ' • ' CALL AND SEE QUICK MEAL GASOLINE .AND ELITE FLAME Stove They are perfectly sate and warranted to give satisfaction in. both. Burning and Baking. NO OUST, NO SMELL, NO HEAT. SMITH & PETHICK.