The Wingham Times, 1899-07-07, Page 4TitE
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COLIN A. CAMPBELL'S
Drug Store.
IN U AM T1
JULY 71' 1899'.
.„ hick mile took place on Mondays] tkla,BEET REPORTS, i
WIttonaat. P11 OTO C R
July 3rd, from lot 35, con, 7, where i t
% 'Ndln,gltani, ,lily G, 1.801},
be had resided for 1}, great number atom, ley ,Means, Prodi ly 0.1 cr, lror Photos you should so!
1'r years, t4'1'cesrvater cemetery, (k�lour psr 100 lbs ....,1 8i to 2 00• M. H. Zurbrigg,
r4 ! Mr, fnnhar, er and ;Fir .iMc, ;rail Wheat .,. 0 07 to 0 013
t i pringWiw t ,..,..,,, U 07 to. 0 li}l GROUPS A SPECIALTY'
..,. A 28 to 0 2H Have XAu seen the ones be lies l
Harley ., 0 &0 to 35 � r.
�ea�,,,.,., tl tlil to Q ii1.,3 witztlUa', .t P,y ltltq, he Aaq give yqn
i Lachlan have returned front Toron-
attending 1
to fie' tt nthe meeting
after a drag' tee rte' of the
rl. Grand Lodge, L O. G. T.,. and report
having hada very profitable its well
t ! a a en'o kable Gi
n his
any-
(Turkey, drawl) , ',., .. 0. 08 to 0 09 1 thing In the Photo line you watt Well
Geese, !' ,... ..,,,. 0 05 to 0 00 lumped and good work guaranteed.
Also Crayon and Writer Cotore,
1L E. ZIJItilitU4G,
Opposite Presbyterian °buret)..
Boy wanted to learn Photography.
ink & n 1. ;1 Ire, �Ducks,per patty,..,.,.,.,,, 0 90 to 0 G
ii1 What alight have heetz tt serious 1iuGtex..,.. ,. ,, ,. R...... 0 11 to 0 1
gl
accident occurred to Mr. Fountain,of Eggs ppr cozen , , ,.., 0 14 to 0 1
51 Teeswater, as he went down a well
[�
r to do some repairs on the flunk of
L' •' Jas. McLachlan. He slipped. and
,,0 ' fell a distance of about 20 feet ; his
al_'injuries were not .serious,
I i Air, Geo. A. Pringle, who has re-
rft sided on the 12th concession for
some, years, left on Monday for
fStratford, Toronto, Port Hope, Co.
i_ i
family. They will vrit at these
� .,—,. ., ;,7 rx: ,�,�t_t, r -tj places for about a mouth, when 'Lr.
Pringle expects to go to. California.
The family wW be much missed in
the community where they have
lived.
1' bourg and other pointswith his
TO AI'iVEi1y1SE1tS-
TI'otice of changes 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-
ments accepted up to noon
Thursday of each week,.
Ciltating
•
BL 'TIL
The Misses Fisher, of lineardine,
are the guests of Miss Vance this
week.
Miss Etta Twitchell, of Ofinton, is
--� the guest this week of Miss Alice per cat, Hogs—choice selections
bill. Emigb. ' were quoted at $5 ,per cwt.; light
6>-!I� i44 An Orange sermon will be preach, and thick fits fetched $42a per cwt.,
ed by Rev. C. L. Mills in Trinnity'� and .sows were quiet, at 433 per ewt ;
church on Sunday. evening next at !'stags brought $E per cwt.
eight _'_lock_ i
East Buffalo, July 4.—Cattle--
0
2
4
Wood per cord , , ... 1 50 to 1 7o
Bay per ton„ • . . ,. 0 40 to 0 00
Potatoes, per bushel, ..
Tallow, per lb, .,,.., 0 2 to 0 4
Dried .Apples, per lb...... , 0 4 to 0 5
Wool,,,.,,.., <,. ..,,,.., 00 to 00
Dressed ho_s,,,,,,,,,,,,,a 5 00 to.0 00
Chickens: 0 30 to 0 80
BUTTER AND
EGGS
1 ant prepared to pay the highest
cash price far all ,good butter and
eggs delivered at my warehouse
near the G. T. ii,
I. GILLESPIE.
FI IDA , JDttY 7, 1890.
Mr. John S. 1V.IcKinnon, one of To.
EDITORIAL NOTES. 1 ronto's wide-awake young whole -
The trial of the election protsst I sale merchants, spent a few days at
against Nelson Monteith, M.P. P. for i hishome here this week.
Smith Perth, ended Friday. The;
Mrs.Shaue returned home Wednes
There were no fresh receipts, but a
few ends left over from yesterday
were sold at about Stetady-prices. A
few head of calves sold on the ciosing
basis of yesterday. Sheep and lambs
I day evening , 1111ch. Her' --There was practically no market,
charges of to were dismissed, dpractices
the uestion ne !sister; Mrs. Erwin, is improving in there being only two loads left over
q health.
of the legality of the writ, judgment' and ne fresh arrivals. The weather
was reserved, j About nine u clock' nn Thursday t was very warm, and there was al.
i morning of last week there ,passed' most an entire absence of demand.
In the two election trials in South ;.away to his eternal home an old and
Ontario 16 persons were reported far highly respected res_den.t of Blyth,
corruption on behalf of the Conserve lin. the person of Lphraitn Dunham
tive candidate and 9 on behalf of file i Ch;tmberlain. For the past two
Liberal candidate. The ' Attorney- •, it he had been in failing health,
especially during ,the past few
General's department has instructed i months. His first ailment was
the county crown attorney to proso- i stomach trouble, which afterwards
cute these men for corrupt practices.: i developed into heart trouble.. He
The moral effectshould be good. i took suddenly ill on Menday of last
The Mail of Wednesday reprints; week and died on Thursday morn -
.,
old story that Hon. Mr. Hardy, lag. The funeral took place -on
Saturday morning at 11 o'clock to
Weary of politics, is about to retire the Union cemetery and was largely
to the bench and be succeeded as attended by many of the citizens of
premier by Ron. G. W. Ross The Blyth and neighborhood. Deceased:
Mail says the change will come with- leaves a widow, one daughter—and
in a week. In reference to the a-
one son to mourn the death of a kind
husband and father.
bove report Mr. Hardy Wednesday
Mr. A, H. Plummer has found it
made the following statement: As you necessary,: owing to continued' ill
know the Mail is not my organ, and health, to resign .the principalship of
our public school. Mr. W. J. Scott,
of Dashwood, has been appointed to
the position at a salary of $400 per
annum. -
if I bad any such intentions it would
hardly be likely to be the first paper
to receive notice of them. I gave a
flat contradiction a few months ago
to a similar statement. I am not in
search of a judicial office. The
whole article is an invention pure
and simple.
C17LROSS.
Misses Lizzie and Aggie Richard-
son have returned ' frolrl a visit to
friends in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Beatty, of
Walkerton, have been visiting at the
home of Mr. Peter Clark,
Miss Edith Switzer returned home
on Saturday having spent the first
of the year teaching school in
Hastings Co,
The funeral of the late Mr. Angus
$ WATCH
:REPAIRING
When it comes to the
question of watch repair-
i:lg, we do not take a
back seat for any man in
Canada
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OUR LARGE
LOCUALSH.
A' cyclone stru,.k this district on.
Tuesday- about 3,30 o'clock. It was,'
about half a mile wide and travelled 1
south west. It lasted ten minutes
and blew down barn roofs, trees and
fences. Win. Finlayson's and Don
ald McLennan's barn roofs were
blown off and Henneth McLeninan's
bush was blown down. A heavy,
rain followed, !�
wive MtoCiC Mantets
Toronto, July' 4 --Export Cattle—
The supply which was moderate,
was about equal to the demand;
choice heavy exporters were quoted
at $4.75 to $5 per cwt., and $5,10
per cwt., for an occasional bunch of
extra choice; light were in ample
supply, at unchanged prices, or $4.-
0.0 to $4.70 per cwt. Butchers' cat-
tleChoice were quoted a little easi-
er, while common grades also show-
ed a decline;. choice selections were
quotable at $4,25 to $4.50 per ewt.,
and medium. and common grades
fetched prices ranging,fr'oin $3.25 to
$3,50 per ewt.; inferior grades were
siow, at $3 per cwt, The small sup.
ply of heavy eltport bulls met with
a fairly good demand at steady'
prices, or x8,75 to $4.25 per cwt.
Stockers and feeders --Were quoted
at $2.50 to $3 per cwt,; Iightstnekers
fetched $2;75 to 43 per ewt. Sheep
rep • $ and lambs ort and bt1te
ea hers'sirilf.- track, sorts clot p
built up by turning ctrl 4 use fetched 3 to $33,25 per cwt.»
poor work, or charging"�f good butchers' sheep brought $3 to
I $3.50 each and spring Jambe Were a
tittle firmer, at ,, 3.25 to $4,50 each;.
unreasonable prices,
• bucks were quiet, at $2.75 to3. per
A�" cwt., and lambs' brought from $2150HALSEYP ,Rto'*;�.O5 per cwt, A heavy ran of
calves diet with a feeble demand,
• land prices were again a little lower;
4.,406/44.4..vol good 'eats quoted at 3 to $ 'G
Hogs—With about 10 loads on sale
and a fair demand, the market ruled
steady at yesterday's closing figures;
heavy, $4.20 to $4.25 ; mixed, $4.20
to. $4.25. Yorkers, $4.20 to $4.22 ;
pigs, $4.20 to $4.25: rough, $3.50 to
43.75 ; stags, $3 to $3.25.
- The net debt of Huron County on
Dec. 31 last was 855,800, The esti-
mated expenditure for, 1895, is.
$39,200:90 ; 'receipts, $3,903.77 ; net
expenditure, Q35,377.13, requiring a
rate, on the total e ±ualized assess
ment of $32,335,230, 03;Id one-
eighth mills on the
Do you get up with a
headache?
la there a bad taste in
your mouth?
Thca you have a poor
appetite and a v;eat diges-
tion. You are frequently
dizzy,.clways feel dull and
drowsy. You have cold
hands and feet. You get
but little benefit from your
food. You have no ambition
to work and the sharp pains
of neuralgia . dart through
your body.
Zi hat i:, the cause of all
this ttotbie?
Conotipated bowels.
will give yet prompt relief
and Certain etre.
Xedra L o:ar !herod Paa .
llyou have neglected your
case a long titne, you bad
better take
Aje 's swwsaparlmma
alit. It win remove' alt
x;n impurities th4t have been
accuroulati:ig in -your blood
r;t. and will greatly etretigthen
tit,
H Vier nerves'.
'ftWia ria
l,aIlc5 otrc•t.e.tltdcgttt,
yo7Cor1nsyt
Beant.-Vro
tna ils1njdetizt
the doctor rrooiry; toli
hint 1te# A+nn aro euftariri . 'You
•°u wit} r':om:rtty rt' ritla the best
hiodoa7tOA'rrriJAyeXore,ifas0.
AN ITEM OF INTEREST.
Farmers, why -pay 5% and 0 per cent,
interest on your loans wren .coney may
be had at 5 per cent. Payments made
to suit borrower< Charges low,
Agency Outario Mutual Life Assur-
auue Coin parry.
At office k'riday afternoon and all clay
Saturday.
• A.'13NEB, Ct3SEIV S,
Macdonald Block, Wingbam.
Order your,,,.
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HOLSTIEN DAIRY.
THE SALE CONTINUES
HOTS RMP SHOES
For June and July.
Comfortable, solid anreliable foot-
wear at and below cost. We have all ,
styles suitable for the season. If you
want a little better article at a little
lower price than you expect to pay, come
to tbis store. Space will not allow ns to
quote many prices, but note a few of the
folio wing
Men's Strong Woriting Shoes, sold
leather, all sizes. 0 to 11, at 90c; Men's
Pine Box Calf Bats, Goodyear ,Welt,
worth 0.50, sale price $2,50 ; Ladies' fine.
French Kidd, band turned, buttoned and
and Bats, worth 03 25, sale price x2.50;
Ladies' fine 'Wrench Kid Vamps and
carters with;11'1
Q Vesting Tope, Buttoned Illi
and Bats, worth $3.25, sale price $2,50 PIPE �'s>`.=_
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We offer you better value for your money than
you can get elsewhere. We prove the truth of this
statement. Our terms are spot cash or trade. We
deliver goods promptly to any place within 3 miles of
the store, Our stock is well assorted and consists .}f
Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings, Ladies' Toilet
Ware, Sriiall Wares, Carpets, Ready-made Clothing,
Groceries,. Spices, Dried and Fresh Fruits, Brooms,
Brushes, Chinaware, Crockery, Glassware, Lanis,
Lanterns, Graniteware, Woodenware, Stationery,
School Supplies, Confectionery, Plain and Fancy
Biscuits, Flour for Bread and Pastry, Oatmeal, Corn
Meal, Rolled Wheat, Cracked Wheat, Swiss Food,
Germ Meal, &c,, Sic,
Best Granulated Sugar;
White Sugar,
Yellow 4,
Dark c'
Salmon per tin,
Maple Leaf Salmon,
Mustard Pickles, per bottle,
Vinegar Pickles),
Sallee, "
Raspberry Syrup, "
Imperial Sauce,
20 lbs. for $1,00.
21 " I.00.
22 " I.00.
25 4i 1.00.
9c and IOC,
12 4' c.
Ioc.
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We will sell Straw Hats, all kinds, also Ladies'
Leather Belts at cost until the stock is cleared out.
Children's Handkerchiefs, each, .I . c..
A few pieces Ioc.and-1zz4c Print for 8c.
Good Note Paper, 5 quires for 20c.
Envelopes per pkge, from 2 I -2C t0 IOC,
Red Ink, Black Ink and Mucilage.
Children's Garden Tools at cost.
Macdonald Block,
also 33 pairs of Ladies' fine Button and .---.---
Laoe Boots which cost from $$1,50 to
82.50, sizes 2i,3 and 3i, will clear the lot
ar, 90s. These are extra values.
J. G. KARGES.
TO /THE FRONT
SEE WHAT THE
DIAMOND
PORK
SHOP
Opposite Post Office, Says:
Fresh Beef and Pork.
Lamb Bologna
Pickled Pork Headebeese
Breakfast ,Baeon Sausage
Smoked Ham Pressed Beef
Side Pork Tripe
Corn Beef . Pressed. Tongue
Spice Roll, Lard, - Fowl, &e,,
always on hand.
Our prices are right, Orders
called for and meat delivered to any
part of the town.
Your patronage solicited.
His Art Hair Goads are 'Worn by Over 1001000 People.
PR F. DO S.EN D
:Manager of the Doren wend Co.
Limited, Nos. 103 and 105 Y
whose skil a manufaotu
GOODS has gi n hila a wo
tation, is coming. He will
lirnnsvvielt 4 ttse
with Ladies' and Gen '
Toupees, Wavey
Switches, Etc. Ladi.s,
see the latest and st th
eyer produced. I' your hair
looking or grey, make yours°
and young witone of Prof. Do
ART STYL
G.ExTL"EM < , — Why be
bald, .Nth n Dorenwend's
Feather' -i&tht Hair 'Cover-
ings wi - affect such a nat-
ural c . ange in your appear•pR1rN 1i•i4'Gji1 '
ante, and you will have IptiP EE
o Toronto,
rgoer
StreHA.Ret,
d -wide repo- � Otve•
Wingltant
air Hoods, Wies, 4/
gs and Fronts,
w is your time,
the world has •
-- thin, plain -
attractive'`
wend's
at . �*
both health and comfort
wearing them. Some of <
the leading people everywhere can testify to their merits. Over
36,000 wear Prof. Dorenwend's Toupees to day.Why not you Y Discard your silk
capps, wh!oh do not look nice ivhen worn in the house. Get nature's protector
r 1•IL+ HAIR. Prof. Dorenwend's inventions will replace that which is lost.
Remember, Brunswick, House Wingbam WEDNESDAY,' JULY 12th...
N. B; -Consultation and trying on of these. goods free. Those who cannot call.
at the Hotel should send word, and be will oall•at their residence.
Cut Hair, especially white,,will be bought or taken in exchange.
MAIVIGNII PM MP,
The Kentucky' Bred Trotting
Stallion
will stand for service at Swarts'Hotel
stables during the season of 1009.
eas knell
c err
ZZNo 19 a beautiful darn bay, btapder:wet 10 hands.
high, 'perfect in apmhyotry and limb and superior
n4 tion, weighs 1400 lhe. At his pedigree shows, lie
canto et noble knelt. combining strains of the
superior racing families of olden tintas, and directly
relating to many of the most distinguished trotters
aver bred in ,Antorlea, and running back through
nnmcrou+ branches to Old atessenger, 1lolltoundty
and Jiambletonlan, the fountain head of the trot-'
tiny; fatniiv. As a stock horse he cannot fait to yet
raln,blo sloth for very Motor use as well as spend.
Z1'ivty etrrred ell 1st prizes and diplomas whoraver
shown,
It will bo 00 the interest of format to sco 001,
horse before breeding their mares. '
020. WSSAM 'ir, V, VAx110101A14,.
Manager, Owner,
Al
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T. A. MILLS for Bargains in Colored Muslins, Oro -an -
dies, Lawns, Linens and Checks. MVluslins at special reduced
prices. See our line of Colored Muslins, ,suitable for Waists,
usual 12 I -2C, 110W IOC.
full range of Scotch Ginghams, Assorted* colors, from
Ioc to isc per yard.
See our White Pique Shirting at 20C.
Also a line of Colored, usual I2 I -2c for 8c,
A d large and well assorted stock csck of Shirt Waists to choose
from at cut prices.
Ladies, try a pair of our Summer Corsets,.
Bicycle Sox at Cost.
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A. MILL