The Wingham Times, 1899-09-29, Page 5j
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FOR THIS
WEEK
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Regular $1.25, St.00 and 75c Shirts, Laundrieci
and Soft Fronts, for 50c, all sizes,
IVIeh's Waterproof Coats, reg, $5,00, this week
$4.00, new, stylish and up-to-date goods.
One dozen Ladies' Kid Gloves, were $1.25 and
$1.00 for 50c. Assorted Shades,
df 37-4-14,132))
New and correct styles of Mantles, Fur Jackets,
Capes, Ruffs and Caperines.
The largest and best stock of Ready-to-wear
clothing ever offered in Wingharn. See our $i Vests,
12 Rolls of Carpets up-to-date and stylish,
Threshers Felt Hats at 25c each.
Prices right.
tivasaasts,saszawt,aaaawaZaacrN.42.1.a sasZsIMSalSsia T./ res CSASIttMr.Z.St.
Having purchased the business from Jas. Duffield, the public will find
us in the CORNER STORE, desirous t)f securing by fair dealing and bon.
est values a share of the phtron age. The present stock will be offered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Housefarnishings, Cutlery, G-raniteware, Stoves, Tinware.anci Coal Oil
always in stock. Special attention will be given to our
TIN
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0 DEPT.
Having had large experience in cities, we excelsin
Furnace Work, Hot Water and Steam Hepting,.
Sanitary Plumbing, Eave. Troughing, Steel •
Siding, Roofing and Metal Ceilings.
, Cali on us. We shall be pleased to make your acquaintanee„ feeling
sure .we shall gain your confidence.
•
ar 7, E3TIL. (?a- 43)2EZa
TO TilE FRONT PUBLIC' NOTICE.
Having moved to town to the resi-
dence lately occupied by Geo P Wells,
corner Centre and Alfred streets, near
tho GTR, I am prepared to pay the
highest cash prices for all kinds of Rags,
Rubbers, Copper, Horse Hair, Wool
Pickings, Iron and Metal of all kinds,
delivered at my residence, or if word be
lef t, I will call for same.
SEE WHAT THE
DIAMOND
PORK
SHOP
opposite Post Office, Says:
Fresh Beef and Pork.
Lamb • Bologna •
Pickled Pork Headcheese
Breakfast Bacon . Sausage
Smoked Ilam Pressed Beef
Side Pork Tripe
Cern Beef , Pressed Tongue
Spice Roll, Lard, Fowl, &.,
• always on band.
• Our prices are right, Orders
called for and meat delivered to any
part of the town.
Tour patronage solicited. .
D1111,1(111 PRE
As it Ince
C. .GOODMAN
AN ITEM OF INTEFIEOT.
Parmers, why. pity 53 and 6 per cent.
interest on your loans when money may
be bad at 5 per cent. Payments made
to suit borrower. Chin ges
Agency Ontario Mutual Life Assur-
ance Company.
At office Friday afternoon and all day
Saturday.
ABNER COSEii S,
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
THE MILK
OF
HOLSTEIN DAIRY
is pure and cold and
costs,
'e
4.1;Ni14'61. SEPTEMBER 29, tb99.
I 00 OASES
LA
Star
D. Diamond
Enamelled
Cathedral
Chipped.
Roby rind Blue
Obscured
Leaded.,
Builders' Hardware.
Portlaild Cement, '
$ 1 5 0 ; J. McCaughey, diteh, $2 ; W. Mosgrove.—Couplanc1,—That we
things, I ()barged Mr. Watson as be. a committee of this Council at het...
Ing an tate! ly unprincipled perjured more, on Thursday, Oat, 5tb, at $
ilar'o'clock p, tn., to examine and take
now wish to say that I sincerely wbatever action may be necessary
I $
regret having made use of such in regard to drain in Belmore—Car-
language, I beg to retract the words lied.
used and any other statements OW Mosgrove—Coupland — That we,
rained in that letter to which you or take the tile out of and make an
he may take exception or which open drain of One part of the Gil -
Might have a tendency of injuring more and Gray drain, --Carried,
Mr. Watson in his diameter •and re- - Mosgrove — Mitchell — That Mr.
putation as a servant in you etn- Cruickshank be appointed to get the
ployment. work done on the Gilmore and Gray
Trustingabis may be considered drain,—Cerried.
satiefactory to all parties concerned, Cruickshank — Coupland — That
1 beg to remelt), Jr. Mosgrove be appointed to ex -
Yours respectfully, amine the road in AleCraeken's
JeaMs CRAIG. swamp on Morris Boundary and it
Accounts were ordered to be paid necessary take actio» to repair.—
as follows: — P. EllISOli, digging Carried. $
diteh, $25 ; J. McElroy, repairing Coupland—Cruickshank.—That we re
eulvert, $1.00 ; 13, Kelly, gravelling, pay Sam'l Vanstonei, value of lambs ir
$7.20 ; J. Kelly, inspeeting work, killed by dogs.—Carried,
J. OLE N & co
Youill, gravel, $4.27 ; J. Messer, pay John J. Aloffatt5.3- valoo of 4
spikes, 50e; Shaw and Messer, put. ewes and 3 lambs, killed by degas-, •
Ong in culvert, $7.25 ; J. Ferrand,Carried.
1 i repairing culverts, 50e ; Hunter and Cruickshank—Mitchell—That the 0 1 t 1 , I
McNeil, work on ball, e370; Wm, Clerk be instructed to notify the 0, Sallin Ig . „dLI
ir
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Jackson, ditch, $.30; Wm. Wells, Township Engineer to come and get $ i I
A LANTERN
thatissafeand won't blow
out le what ever bcdy •
wants. We have it,
See aur New Barn Our
Roller. it will not jump
off ihe
We are in it with
LAMPS, PAINTS ETC.,
APPLE PARERS,
CEDING FAPF.R,
• SPORTIRG GOODS mid
CEDER!. HARDWAPE,
ZETLAND.
In the writing competition foe
prizes offered by Wingham fall shoVe
for school elnldren, Zetland school
was successful. in obtaining two
prizes, Namely, Miss Ruby Grain,
1st, and Miss Mabel Coulter, 2nd,
Little Geo. Jacques' writing was
strongly recommended ,Both young
girls are 9nly nine and Geo. six
,years old, and as they are all ex-
cellent writers for their age, it shows
great credit to themselves, teacher
and school.
Miss Minnie Higgins, of Turn -
berry, has been re-engaged as
teacher in Zotland school at an in-
crease of salary.
That Thus ebbing Kew/ache
Would quickly leave you, if you used
Dr..King's New Li.e Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build upy.our health: Easy to take.
Try them. Only 25.c. Money back if
not cured. bold by Colin A. Campbell,
Druggist.
, 8.
The council met according to ad-
journrnent, in the commit room, Sept.
18th, 1899. Members all present;
the reeve in the chair. Minutes of
last meeting read and passea.
• Code—Jackson — That the reeve
and Mr. Shaw•be instructed to ex7
pend $40 in repairing road at lot 1,
1st con line.s-Carried.
Shaw —Jackson -11r. Cardiff was
instructed to have road at lot 11,
• con 5, put in a proper state of repair.
Code—Cardiff--The lie'eve was
'instructed to draw on the treasurer
and pay the. contreetor .65 per cent.
on the Garoiss drain as •the' work
proceeds.
Shaw- Ca t•diff — The Reeve and
treasurer were instructed to borrow
cleaning creek, 67 ; R, McDonald, the Armstrong drain cleaned out to
repairing bridge, $L75; Jno. Barr, original depth early as possible.--
cleaning ditch, ; Jno. McCaughey, Cerried. easts.,sweasa.ee ess. eesea4seeses oes-4,‘
cleaning ditch and repairing eulvert, Mosgrove.— That the
$2; Alex, Clark, repairing culvert, Clerk be instructed to close the BELMORE.
$1'; A. McCormick, part payment on Collector's Roll on the 10th day of
drain, $125; Jas. Sharp, feeceview- , October next.—Carried.
ers' fees, $2; H. Johnston, repairing Tile following accounts werpaissed.
England's bridge, $2.25; F. Wheeler, and cheques on Bank of Hamilton
repairing scraper, $1.25 ; Wm. Me- issued: — John J. Moffatt, $3,78,
Call, cleaning ditcb, $1 ; Jas. Case- gravel account ; Geo. Henderson,,
more, refund of statute labour, $2 ; 35e, scraper account.; J. S. MeTav-
• Jes. Russell, repairing bridge, $4.25 ; isb, $3.60, gravel account ; Jos.
A. Cam. Isbell, tile drain, $1 ; Jas.. Leeeln $1.38, gravel account; Jos.
Craig, use of scraper, 50e. For Yeo, $9.80, gravelling acceunt ;
gravel.—J. Breckenridge,, $2.26 ; G.. Messer, $1.50 gravelling. account •
W. Proctor, $2.45 ; Geo. Taylor, John Armstrong, $1, damages ; Jos. by the best wishes of all the eom-
$1.40 ; R. Gray, $4 55 ; A. Hughes, Breckenridge, 50e, inspecting gra,vet 'munity, leave for their future home
$1.05 ; Wm. Hopper, $J.35; C. Camp , an boundary H. B. Elliott, $2.25, , in WinniPeg••
bell, $2 45.; A. Adams, $4,S0 ; Jas, printing; 5. Vanstone, $3, repairs on The Kielsepoo Indian Siedielee
• Cruickshank, $2.85 ; Ef. Jaelcson, - 13. Line bridge ; S. Vanstone, $3, Co„ have gone to Chepstow.
s40;-. Geo., Pocock, $2.73 ; 3. EL sheep killed by dogs d'ogsr. j.Moffatt, A violent hailstorm, accompanied
,Seliars, $6.50 ; R. Skeleton, $6.35. $26,50, sheep killed by dogs ; w. w. , by thunder and lightning passed
• On motion of Code, see'd hy Jack- Magaire, $3, rent of over Belmore Sunday afternoon, Sept
• son, the council then adjourned to • Mitchell— Mosgroye— That this 17th. The storm only lasted a few
meet again on the 16th of Oct. next. meeting do now adjourn to meet in minutes blit it was quite loog enough
Was. CLARK, Clerk. , Slaguire's hall, Bluevale, On Monday, to demolish the window panes on the
' E. E. Bryan spent Sunday at home. Oetober, 16th at 10 o'cleck a. tn.— western sides diseases. Mr. Mathew
. Mr. A. Shaw has let the job of Ca rri,cd. Willie had his barn partialla unroof-,
cleaning out the ditch in front of JohN BBGESS, ci ed, and one of the barns belonging
lots 16 and 17 on the 2nd concession, to Mr. Geo. Bremner was -truck by
and other improvements. bbed Grave. lightning and barned te Use ground.
Mr. Lew Eekmier hag purchased a
Oliver, of Philo:lel phis, was the subje it, A ThouSand Tongues
ham firm,.
•• is narrated by him as follows: ".1.• was in
The following report gives the a most dreadful condition. My. skin E. Springer,
oiangete
rgpress the rapture of Anne
of 1125 Howaid • et., Phila-
standing of the pupils of S. S. No. 8, was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue deluhia. Pa.. when she found that Dr.
for Septemberand determines their coated, pain continually in back and Kings New Discovery for Conmituption• ,
,
sicles, co appetite -gradually growing had cam pk.iely cured her of a Hooking
position in class for October. Total weaker day by day. Three physician cough that, for many years made life a
400. bad given the up. Portnnately, a friend burden. All other medicines; hud doc-
Sr. IV.—Ettie Agar 384, Alice ativu.K.1 trying imeatrie Biters;' and to tors could give her no help, but she says
Paul 370. Ruby Forbes 174my great Joy and surprise, the grist bot- of this _Rose
yal Oure-"it eo'n luoved
, Martha tie made si'decided improvement. I con- the phin in my chest and loan cam sleep
At the bride's home, Sept. 19t,b,
James Belden, f the boundary be-
tween Howick and Grey, and Miss
Addle Anderson, of Belmore vjcinity,,
were united in the holy bunds of
matrimony by the Rev. Mr. Lake. •
Miss Laura, Brawn aeted the part of
bridesmaid, while Tony Sample, of
Brussels,ably assisted the bridegroom.
The happy young couple; followed
A btartling, incident, of whioh kir. Jim
a new steel windmill from the Wing-
naram 145, . at aim 10. untied their rise for three weeks, andsoundly,Poruething I can scarcely re -
Sr: III —Xarita Fraser 370, Eva am now a 'well .inan. I know they hayed member doing before. I feel like sound-
ing its praises throughout the 'Universe.
• So will everyone who tries Dr. Zing's
• New Discovery for any trouble of the
Throat. Chest or Lungs, Prico50 cents
and 61.00 et Colin A. Campbell's Drug
.Store; every bottle' auaranteed.
•
Soueh 369, John Garniss 204. my life. and robbed the grave of another
Sr, n.--EmmaJerrayn 362, Annie victim." No one should fail t..i try them.
Only 50c. a bottle, every bottle guartin-
Oa miss 313, Hazel •Einbuiy 812. teed. at Colin 4. Campbell's Drug Store.
Sr. Part IL—Harvie' Knox '371;
Willie Forbes 343, Tommy Jermyn • EAST WAWANOSH.
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tive hundred dollats to meet .ciarrent Jr. Part II. Tutal 300 —Vonnie Dr. Sloan, of Detroit, is visiting at
expenses. - • , Rutledge 277. Huldah Rutledge 270, the home of Mr. John Menzies'.
An application for the position of Lizzie Knox 255. ' - Rev. W. H. Geddes, of Ailsa Craig,
engineer was received from Mr. Ale- Sr. i —Mildred Jewitt 280,. IS ed spent a couple of days last vreek at
Nabb. Order to be filled. . Agar 275, Norman Snuch 250, Sarah Mr, John Menzies', visiting with his
The following letter was received' Agar 250, Roy C. Turvev 213. friend, Dr. Sloan.
from Mr. Jas. Crnie :
- ' Jr. I.-eNelson Agar 267, Hazel • • Misses Tena and Lizzie Gordon. of
Morris, Jul 26th, 1899. Stamper 265. . ., Si. Helens, visited with Miss Lizzie
To. the Munieipo I Council •of the Low I.—Willie Agar 260, Tessa
. Menzies on Thursday oflast week.
Mr. Thcs. A. Powell, who has heen
Township of Wails :- , Js rnis n 220. • • •
Gentlemene-On the 15th of April . D. L. STaA0HAN, •Teacher. residing in Manitoba for some months,
last baying had occasion to WM• . returned borne on Tuesday night.
3 oa with reference to my assessment A Frightful Blunder Mr. and Mrs.. Richard James are
and as to the conduct of Mr. John , Will often mem a horrible Burn, Scala, away on a couple of weeks' visit'to
Watson, your assessor, towards me, i?ut Ir. itimisg, Bucklenlit Airgice Salve, •their son and daugbter in Cleveland,
and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, ,On Tuesday of last week Frances
which, under the circumstances, were
I madef s s he GA t e world,wi the pain 0 10.
Fever bores, Ulcersi Boils, Pelona,
xa.
departed this life n the 68th ymp
ear of
been employed in that amongst other earth. Only'25o. ft box. Cure guaran-
i
uncalled for end should not have
Corns, • • Jones beloved wife of John Puesle • e
Archie La mont, an old man, chock-
ed on a piece of meat •vhile at dinner
in a Guelph hotel and died. ',
Tile bylaw for municiplill owner-
ship of the electric plant was. defeat-
ed at Almonte by 38 votes.
a -
Conductor Win. Bright, 'of Strat-
ford, who was Censured la the" cor•
oner's jury in connection with the
• late accident neaik St. Mat se, by
which two Brantford Eta' Icibt their
lives, has been arrested ret Charge
• of manslaughter. His (pee comes
up on iday.
l••••••••••glap,PhWASIeplletii..0,•••,11141,140 .11•11•4•1!.
all Skin Bruptions. nest Pile cure on " is Be tter
•otNTS A
teed. Sold by Cohn A. Campbell, Drug- ber a••
ge. She was much beloved in
TAREE QUART.
PP
the circle in which she moved and Than .Precept.
When the human foot was
first introduced to shoes it was
exactly as nature had made it,
strong -symmetrical -handsome.
It has been revolutionized
from what it was to the foot of
to -day by sixteen centuries of
distorting tightness and freakish styles.
Slater Shoes " are made to fit
et 'Hess( s ay • • 'st4"`. se,-ssass feet as they are to -day, cotnfort first,
•-
but good appearance never forgotten.
Twelve shapes six Widths, all
Ft 'sizea leathers and colors.
a/.76° Goodyear welted, name and price
romped on the soles,
$3.eo and $5.00•
efalatlassactlIse s
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For Sale Only hy HOMUTH & SON.
There are three conditions:
TIJRNBERRY.
When the blood is poor;
When more fieshisneeded; Maguire's Hall, Bluevele, on Mon -
When there is weakness day, Sept, 251,b, 1899 Members of.
•council all present, The Reeve!
of.the throat or lungs. in the chair. The minutes of last '
meeting were read, approved and
There is one cure: that is
Scott's Emulsion.
It' contains .the best cod- fer'irmaarwc4g.jellieistl 'dTP' nligineer
am drain; also
rain, also the
liver oil emulsified, or from re litoundsoarrom the Reeve of Morrie
y Line; also from the
the hypophosphites and, e'er Of Culross re drain in 13
giSicerine. It promises more more. et.
The Reeve reported that he had
prompt relief and more last -
gravelling on the ilth
ing benefit in these cases than
there are Many who mourn her de- • • •
Minutes of council meeting held in sistent Christian life. She was eon It not what we say,
parture. Mrs. Pugsley lived a con bat.
what Hood's Sarsaparda
signed. Communieetions were read 1
gested, and combined with dra, jelhnf See" re Artnstrong
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Pattersen at 60e. per
can be obtgined from.. the rod
yards to rod, township to
pay for gravel.
use of any other remedy. • Mitchell se Mosgrove — That the
.
Clerk be instratted to notify M.
Socand Slate druggists.
SCOTT Si DOWNS, Chstuists,TOrolztO. Jarvis, Councillor (..f Coiross, to meet
vetted at seventeen years of age end
for tvventy-flee years she was a does, that tells the story.
member of the Methodist church here, Thousands of testimonials are
where her funeral sermon was preach- txan2pies of what Hood's
ed last Sunday. Her forefathers
shouldered
at se r. eta. hisLo Ygaul ins tws when
nd dutyherfeaatilleet; 1 ...kis done for others, and
what it will do for you.
and at the battle of Stony Creek
fought under the Union Jack, nr.
and Mrs, Pugsley were married
forty-eight years and their union
was blessed with eleven children, all
of whom am still. living. The loving
mother is first to be claimed by death.
The children are :-.Airs. Wreahrown-
iee, Texas; Mrs. Netterfieid, Dakota ;
Airs. Bradley, Simcoe; Mrs. Bolding,
St. Thomas; Mrs. Parsons, hayfield;
Mrs. Small, Si, Thomas; Mrs. Smell,
Clinton ; Mrs, William Arener, auil
Mrs. Allason, nutlet; Miss Eunice( at
home: John, of Manitoba.
talDnYtiSugPespPesilisa, -1)"yispwepasslawaenadkinadlitgclesthioatc!
in severe form troubled me. bottles
of Bood's Sarsaparilia.made me well and
strong." 11138. WILLIAM VAISVAtk8SunGE,
Whitby, Out,
.A04980osdurstadrlienlanein-0"11VefahmaiNizre taken
Rood's
spring 'medicine and used Hood's Pills for
billowiness vend found both medicines very
effective. or Impure blood we know
liood's Sarsaparilla is a good medicine."
R. S. Pnro..4r, publisher Dee, Atwood, Ont.
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