The Wingham Times, 1899-10-06, Page 81
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L IU WING/LA.14i TIMES, OCTOBER E6, 1899.
la dednoted clierged for hotel Ana livery SaCTSIttstt NOTE%
moi N D. 0 expenses, itud thet of Jobe T.T#40114'S waif commuoion 17ervioe—a" wore hem in
e laid over, GOOD
Boys' and
Youths'
Clothin
BOOTS ANO SHOES
Speeial and seasonable at special
prices.
Men's, 13oys' and Youth's Clothing.
SCHOOL oUlTS,
DRESS SWTS
Ladiee ean clothe their boys here
in natty, stylish garments and at
prices to suit every person. Otis
clothing is well made, well trimmed,
'neat and stylish. Double and single
breasted coats. We have every-
thing in the line of goocl clothing at
low pricea.
Great stock of Fine Shoes and
TJeta., —tar, ifais and Caps.
New mants and Fur Coats.
It is getting time to get ready for
fall. You gain nothing by delay.
Hurried seleetions will be neither as
good nor as cheap as things bought
now at your leisure and out of foil
assortment. We now have just
passed into stock 30 LadiesAstra-
chan Fur Coats, commence at $25,00,
extra cho:ce.
Large assortment of fine ready-
made mantles now ready for inspeei
tion.
Large assortment of Ladies' Fine visiting with his brotlier Mr Davis, Is successfully used monthly hiy over
Mr S A Bisbee and wife, of Coderich, u 4. your dmggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com -
Lining and Trimming to match each were visiting with the forteer'e father, Mr rns' rtatiotkseaVidangirons. Prioo, No. 1, 1. per
T ether as all Mixtures, pills and
shade. Geo Bisbee, over Sunday. box; No.2,10 degrees stronger, as per box. No.
Large stock of Corsets, Gloves, • Itr Andrews is visiting with her 1 or 2. mailed on receipt of price and two il•cent
PHOTOS it.
L W 11air
4.esoes Chmari. Melville church, BMWs. on Saturda .
n V
are what yon get the down floor gallery, opposite V
i
Stoves
the Presbyterian Chareh. Try .
M. 41
E. Zurbrigg next time yea iyr
Want yotir photo taken,
Copying and enlarging receive
special attention.
A. communication was
read from the Bewley end Monemy last. Rev
solicitor of Mr Grabens re meant due Perrie, of town. conducted the cervices
bun on sidewalks, offering to leave4100 Mouday morning.
with •the Council to repair breeltagets wad The Wingham Dietriot Epworth
asking for the balance. $592, League oonvention ietie held at Tees.
Melndoo—Golley—That Grahem be water yeeterday.
paidAnd the balance be held mail Special services have beets held every
repaira are made (this without prejudice) evenieg thie week in the lYlettiodiet
--Carried. ehurch.
Megeezie—MoIndoe—That the Com-
mittee proceed with the construction of the Sale Regieter,
concrete walk north of the G T E track Thursday, Ciot 1h—T.Tnreserverl auction
Josephine street—Carried, eels of farm etock and int temente at lot
Bylaw o $98, to procure temporary 26, oon 5, Turaberry. Se, e to cemmence
loan of $1,000 to cover cost of constructing ftt o'oloolt. Lawrence Fyfo, proprietor ;
otmorete eidevralks was reed and pestle& John Currie, auctioneer,
Bylaw No 809 to procure temporary loan Wednesday, Oot lath—Unreserved arm
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to meet oerrent expenses of the town' was tion sated farm stook and implements at
passed. , lots Mend 67, con L Turnharry, Sale to
Hanson—Gregory—That 330() be Plasm commence et 1 o'clock. Devitt Smith
to the credit of the Sohool Board—Car-
reed.
Council adjeurned,
R13/ASONIL• TAS,
Mr 5 11 Gldley, of Blyth, was in town
ox' Wednesday.
Miss Maggio Bisbee spent Suatley with
Brussels friends.
Ure Moir, of Stratford, is the guest of
Mrs Nokee this week.
Miss Lizzie Nokes spent a few dap this
week with Mende to Wroxeter.
•ii,s _Miner Moore was visiting with
ads in Exeter and vicinity.
1.- Mrs E Goad and family, of Toronto,
have41 taken up their residence in
g
town.o,
`
Mr Walters, of Gordo, has taken a
position in W J Greer's boot and shoe
atore.
Erriugton. proprietor. John Currie,
auctioneer
ii:facTro.1# Ssne.--15nreeervecl auction sale
of farm stock and implements at lot 13,
con 6. Tarnberty, on Monday, Oot.
9th, at 1 o'olock. Proprietor is giving up
farming and everything will be sold, john
Ashton, proprietor, John Currie, auction-
eer,
A1US Y01.7 LOSING SPLESIN1
Then something is wrong, To the
young it always means trouble. It is
warning to any one, unless. they aro already
too fat. Scott's Emulsion checks this
waste and brings up your weight
age' .
MARRIED.
FaEZ#ELL—W/om,—A# the residence
of Mr Gavin Davidson, Torabert sr, on
October 4th, by Rev D Perrie, Mr Geo
• pr Wipgharn, t M lea Elizabeth
Miss Coutts, of Clinton, 10 visiting
with her mother, Mrs. A. Qoutte, Scott "rnnipp
ot.toNoon— o T.Ironto,on
Mj street,
Sept 25th. by Rev J Cokies , Jos E
Lottie Bisbee has returned home
from a few weeks visit with friend!, in Mc onogh, formerly of Winghainoto
Goderiob. NI" s Maud Donovan, of Toronto- yr
Mrs .J B Ferguson. of Wingham, is na- • DIED.
• iting Atwood relatives and friends,—.8.b- Gnxest.—La East Wawanosh, on Sept
wg0d Bee. • - 28th, Jernima, wife of Mr James Grigg,
Whiles Annie Louttit and Bliss Bella. aged 76 years, 5 months and 17 days.
jElAtt were visting with Belgravetrissids
onday.aor
Archdeacon Davis of London waS CoolerCotton Boot Compound
Sttitings in all the new fall shades. few days this weea. 10,000Ladies. Safe, effectual. Lad (mask
Hosiery, Laces and Embroideries. Par
Choice assortment of Carpets and
Lace Curtains.
SHOP EARLY.
• .
ts in Listowel this week. Her father, BeaPHOs./, and 2 sold e,no
mendedby all
MP es
ath Parcel', is quite ill. respOWdble Druggists In. Canada.
r John Anderson has returned to his ....(4
jv land tle
home in Wareham, after a few weeks vise by Colin A. Campbell
Drucalet
NO, 2 or sa
With friends in Wingham and vicinity.
Mrs A Barclay, of Toronto, and Miss
cinder.) s
, _Mabel Price, of St George, are visiting at M
their uncle's, Mr Chas Elliott, of this
town. erchant of
Mrs D 1111cInnia left Tuesday morning
for Southampton, where she will spend a
few weeks before te,kingiup her residence in
Toronto.
Mr Alvin Martin, of St Thomas, was
visiting with his brother. Mr R Martin,
last week. He wheeled from St Thomas
to Wingham,
Mr D Sanderson. who has had charge of
the Barges boot and shoe store for some
menthe, retarded to his home In Listowel
on Saturday last. Mr Sanderson made a
host of friends in town , during his short
stay.
TOWN COUNCIL.
00110.0i1 M t on 1i inday event ng.
Present --The si.ss er. Councillors Gregory,
McKenzie, Colley Macao° and Hanson.
• Minutee of Seprettioer meeting read and
warmed.
A petition 'MLR presented asking for the
construction of a concrete walk on the
svest Bide of the Diagonal road from the
east side of Josephine street, to opposite
lot 7, AloKay's survey. It was signed by
Mears Griffin, Beattie Bros, Carbould and
;others.
• Hanson—Golley—That the petition of
Mesers Griffin and others be granted, and
-the concrete walk constructed on west side
of Diagonal street as soon as practicable—
• -Carried.
The Mayor reported that the roof of the
house owned by the town at the dam, re•
,istrired a new roof—Referred to Property
-Committee.
The removal of the gong, lent of house,
And arrangements for sounding was left
with the Waterworks Committee.
The agreement for the lease of the sur-
plus water in, the dam to the proprietors of
the flour ndlt was read.
The adieus:me of the agreement is—that
the owners of the milt pay the town 3500
for the Surplus water, and receive $100 for
care of the dam.
MeIndoo—MoRenzie—That the agree.
went as reed regarding the lease of water,
eta, be approved, and the Mayor be author.
ized to sign the Same on behalf of the
Corporation—Carried..
3 A, Morton addressed the Connell, ask-
ing for an increase of grant to Public
Library, on account of shrinkage in
receipts caused by the present year being
-sitherterted by legislation,
Hatition—Gregory—That the grant to
4 Ad ablia Library be 0.6o, and that the
rent charged the Library be $100 —Car-
Mandoo—Golley—That a special grant
of 315 he given to the Public Library—
Carried. •
MARCZ 'MOUT.
Geo liughee, work on streets 3 13 13
John lefoltinnoe, gravel .. 98 67
Electric lights, Septemtber... .. 32 55
David Poco, stone for dam5 28 •
Chas Barber, "
" 24-88
Itobt sant,
23 18
Alex Reny, 44
)60.“57 50 ,
Jim Hanna, supplies for firemen 8 15
J B Ferguson. salary - 100 00
tt it poetage, eto 2 50
V Valltiorniatif Salary 42 00
Coed, •••••&••.nrir# 15-00
Thom Irwin, 4# 10 00
Eirerneteit ealitriets 13 at $5 .. 65 00
25
1 501
4 59
3 251,
40
7 001
Z310 Nelson, cutting wood for .1Yai
T j Elliott, sappliee for %tee
Works •
Hall, ativettising beta imp
11 and printing
00Iin Campbell, supplies for Witter
Woke . . .
W 0 Stuart, out sidevstilke
If
E printing ..„.
John Clegg & CO,suppliee for Water
Works ..."
/cant Clegg& co, lamp burner...
Iteating, inspecting Ideal leap,
01 i •t. ....... .**•••••
W t Off 1,,,boar I et it.eke le 4
• ! .....
1.•• elatteptig der
Irtitelkr viktiro‘oirlitio#9,4,
Vslootaintended tbst the *boys stbousts
13 20
81 50
aa
AFTER EFFECTS oy FEVER.
MRS. ANGLE, OF mEnstITT0N,, SUFEEsts
ED SO SEVERELY THAT HER FRIENDS
FEARED say wAs LIKELY TO BE
A PERMANENT INVAL/D.
Venice
The above play by th- e Ly um Co.
has been secured by the Pi • Company
to appear in the .
OPERA R • SE
Tuesday N touter 10 •-14 culla.° Perm Property 1
M. E. ZURBRIGG.
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Well$4141,* tri4-eisSessiPi
If you want a first-class .stove at moderate V
✓ prices buy a
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eeneral 33110111088 trams
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acted. Money ocecl to farmers and
business men au endorsed notes and
collateral.
Farmers' Sale Notes Cashed
Moneys remitted by dealt to all paste
of Canada and the. Tjoitect States.
Notes and aceounts collet:test on reas
eonalale terms,
• WALKER BROS. 84 BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM.
Night calla at Button Block, or Fifth
door south of School Rouse, Shop op-
posite Macdonald Wools.
APPLES WANTED
wiNG-HAN21:,
Mahler Bros., proprietors of the Wing
ham Evaporator, will begin operations
here as soon as the crop is ready. Tiley
will pay the highest market prices for
all kinds ot tipples, according to quality.
Pao era Culla aad Winetalts inoluded,
sties having apples of any kind,
rge or small quantities, to sell, will
find a ready market at the best prices
going by coming to our factory.
MAR -LER BROS., Propreters.
CIDER AND JELLY
Take notice that the Wingharn Cider
and Jelly Mill has commenced oper-
atione and will run
Every Wednesday and Thursday
until season is ended.
BRING ALONG TOUR APPLES
and have them made into Sweet Sprup
or Jelly. We intend boiling down the
eider to apple butter, tor which we ,will
charge only 1 tient per gallon. If orsier
muse& 50 gallons. we will furnish cos-
tornere with a free kettle. •
Hastings & Ritchie.
MORTGAGE SALE
Township of Bowie
This Company is billed to appear in -
London, Hamilton, Toronto and Ottawa
during the seasoo. They wry all their
own scenery and have very elaborate and
costly costumes.
Plan of hall will be open to subscribers
on Saturday and to public) on Mouday.
This performance will certainly be the
event of the season and should prove a
paying venture for the Fire Company.
Tickets 25o and 50c
In the picturesque village of Mer-
rittoia resides Mrs. William Angle, STRAY STEER
who, after months of suffering, has
Plan of Hall at Morrow's Drug Store.
found a cure from the use of Dr. Tbere came o he pretties's of the
Williams' Pink Pills. Mrs. Angle , undersignea,iot n33t, concession 8, East
relates as follows the experience Wawanosh, about the middle of July. a
red ,yearling steer. Owner can hays
through which she has passed :—•
'Tour years ago this spring, while a searrheenIssy proving property and paying
resident of Buffalo, I had an attack 1 P es. CHAS. CAMPBELL,
of•typhoid fever and the disease left I Marnoch P, 0.
••••••
the
Coder pursataat to the pow sale contained
in a certaii artgage bearing a the 25th day. of
July, A. D. , made to th enders, and which
•will be product t the tim of sale, there will be
cold by public a len at e Brunswick Hotel, in
theTown of Wing i he Ciounty of Huron, on
Saturday, the 1458 October, A. D. 1890. at 12
o'clock noon, by Po Deans. Auctioneer, the fol-
lowing property in the 14th Concession of
the.Township of telt. the County of Huron.
This is a first- s prop The buildings con-
sist of a two rey ston ouse 24 x 86, a bank
barn 60 x 40 tone found. 1, with stable and
driving' shed nderneath, all i • ood order.
Thera is good well on the pr sea, and a small
stream an ss one corner of the fa
The sol is a clay loam. There a about 5 acres
of good rdwood busn. The prope is situated
aboutwin6 • miles feom Clifford. Gerrie Pordivich,
about miles from Wroxeter and 1 Iles from
Tens, 10 per cent. on the day of sa and the
bal se in 80 days thereafter.
• r further particulars apply to the ndors'
8.leltor or to tbe Auctioneer. ,
Med this 18th September, AM. 1809.
PUMP HOLT,
BTER DBANS,
- Auctioneer, Vendors' Solicitor,
Ooderich,
Wingham.
me in a worn out and extremely '
nervous condition, so that the least 4)4"011.4/"Itolh'Iolvoiltvlowl'"13"%'1"-'164"1/1"1")14'"'"4'41"
noise startled me. I could not sleep
at times for a week on account of
terrible attacks of heart trouble. 0.
Then again my head would trouble I
me and I had bad dreams. I had
no appetite •and lost twenty two 1
pounds in weight And had become i
so very thin that. my friends Were I
alarmed. While in this condition r
WAS treated by two physicians but
with no avail. I tried everything
recommended but still found no re-
lief. Finally a relative persuaded
Me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
After I had. taken the first box I
could see a change for the better, so
I continued the use of the pills until
I had finished six boxes and the
results were trioSt gratifying. I now '
have normal sleep, there Is /30 more
twitching in my hands, the palpita-
tions have ceased, and I have gained lb440044,,,vivioxikAseisAbii,44044,1tA,Atviriveksibes
in weight and. strength. My whole
system seems toned tip, and I feel s 8 •
entirely well. I feel grateful to the
Dr, Williams' Medicine Oo„ and hope t
1is Priceless
administering to the afflicted." 1
Miss MacPherson
Wishes to thank the 'Ladies of Wingham• and vicinity
for their kind and liberal patronage of the past sea-
son, and for their kindness in attending her Millinery
Display on Tuesday and following days. She is
now fully prepared to .have all orders filled in the most
fashionable and speedy manner possible.
they will keep up the good work of
Get your sight test,ed. It costs nothing.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills tare by
going to the root of the .disease. WE FIT SPEOTAOLES
They renew and build up the hicoadil
and strengthen the nervee, tints
driving disease fhScientifically, Correctly ReAsonably.
rom te system.
Avoid imitations by insisting that , Try us.
every box you purchase is enclosed
In a wrapper bearing the full trade
mark, Dr. VinIllains' Pink rills for
aid, toot the last, trout Which 0.78 Pak Pea*.
()MOUS AM) alnitALEIL
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- rand Jewel
V
AA Cook Stove, Srores of thetn in use in this vicinity, A
'R. and giving perfect satisfaction. Ask your neighbor ;Ili
rA,7 about the qualities of the Grand jewel.
Every- stove guaranteed.
A
YOUNG Stz PAULIN
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Are you still
?
We thought yod would have been run out of ere before
this. xo or 12 oppositions have been in the b stness since
you came: How is it you are still to the front ?
Oh, that's easily answered. We have alw s kept to the
front by keeping the largest and best assorted oek of medium
priced Furniture, nicely assorted, clean, well ade goods and
at reasonable prices. e don't have fancy rices, but always
try to deal with the pub.' as we would w h to be dealt by,
and by so doing,we find hat our sales iuring the past ten
months are the largest we have ever ad during the same
time, since we came to Wing tat, x8 ye s ago.
• And we have .to -day a la er
supply the demand than ever . -for
ask any one, old or young, if yo w
Furniture Store, if you want to b
line from a COID111011 Chair to a Par
in and see our goods and we thin
you can get better value for your
aus nicer line of goods to
e. And in proof of it 'we
a t to see 4rnice up-to-date
nything ik-the Furniture
r Suite, vie*ltyou to come
we can convince you that
ey than elsewh ere,
• And why do we think so? B cause i medium priced Bed Room
Suites, Sideboards and Tables, we e the out dealers selling the TJnion.
Furniture Manufacturers goods, an they are known. to be the best manu-
facturers of such goods in Ontario,
In Parlor Suites, Cottehes, unges and Mattr sses we sell Walker &
Clegg's make. Chairs, we sell tutton & Fessant's ; ' nd in better goods in
Cat Oak and Curly Birch (o high grade quallty) we sell Messrs. Bell &
Son's. We believe in patron ing Home lndastries, (especially when we -
have four of the best manuf; turers of Furniture right here in Wingham)
by buying our goods at h e.. We have neither &bight or packing
ebarges to pay, and eonse' catty are in a positioa to sell ark lower prices.
WOOL CARPETS We sell also (direct from the manufacturers) and
made to order) to fit y • r rooms. A nice nee of Wool Carpets. Ilan and.,
see them. Also Carp Paper and, Stair Pads, Easels, Sereens, Certain.
Poles, Parlor Tables arlor Rocking ' Chairs, Pictures and Wall Pockets.
And we make speeialty of Framing Pictures and Wreaths. We pro-
fess to take the le:1 in this particular line, and have the largest stock of
Picture Mouldini— to be found In Wingham,
Wheuyo are in Wingham just take a look at our window. We think
we have the west store front in the town. Then when you have seenn,
what is in ol Show Window, come inside. See what is on the first floor,
and don't out thinking you have seen all, for you must go upstairs to
see the nice Chairs, Oottehea, Centre Tables, &e., &e., We have only a small
part of our 'goods in our show Window. Oar store is open every day
(but Sunday) from 7.30 a. m„ till 9 o'clock ia the eveiiing, and we ear.
cordially invite any and every person, young or old, rich or poor, to eall
and see a nice Furnititite Store. We take no back seat in either goods or
prides, and. remember we deliver goods free (when bought in quatieflkS)
within 12 miles of Wingham,
UNDMTAKI/sTG,—As fbr the Undertaking, *e wish to say only a
few words, Three things we aim at, viz ; (to attend in All cases) where
requested, Personally,Prompt)y and Qtaietly,and we try to conduct Amends
on the same three priteiples. Wehave yet to hear from anyone (out of over
One Thousand Homes we have been called. to) state to the contrary. We be-
long to no combine. Never did. We have no agents oat speaking on our
behalf. Nor have we ever had an opposition undertaker whose charges are
one single dollar less for the same °atilt (notwithstanding reports teat have
been circulated to the contrary in the past).
We don't for one moment say that there shottid be no one elce in this
business, but all we say is in prices, none have been more reasonahie.
It matters not whether the person requesting our services be rich or
poor, we give the same personal attention in ail cases.
AIIII ill!!
EL Grion.A.0:63"fr
Furniture Dealer and Practical Undertaker.
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