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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-03-23, Page 8• MOINE) .0 0 —;-`4•vara1 Wingliamitea reeel t -ea copies of Vie Topaka Daily Capital 1:14 watt, evitiolt wee e he Thy. Mae, el. etta. 'don. R. DUkue Int f the iitratfoed 'Deacon, has a .qu'avd tenitrol of the St. ••••41...sar.K "•••••••••••••••••.-/••••• Marys Argue, of which paper lie takes ' control on Monday next. S ri I I) It 1- Beaten J. lItizelwood,son of W. O. Hazelevool, Wt oseter,wati marzied at - - ' Pittsburg, Baines, on Molt 1st, to Miss i 4 I . 4Lula • Rehler. of Paris, Ont. iI • s .....ctory on Tuesday, Unt Clubla • - . .. Yhie at work at Butten t 1 j r" . had tho misfortune to have the it finger of his left hand -taken off. • --Our Ottawa, latter did not ate ive in time for put licatieu thie week. It teok a trip to Winnipeg and return, hence the delay iu arriving nt Wingham. . —P. G. Spalding is getting things in 1 medium at the salt block te (eminence Irunninie in the near futero. Set ..e rral m- i. J._ .interovements ara in urder. Bennett ass all the maehinen y now placed in his new planing inill and will soon have the same in running, cr- ; der. The old building. will Le torn down. We will cut things loose ofl and part of the.material used in building Saturday in Ready-made ; a ary. 1d2aL84e This timo it will be Ready-made cotithig Clothing,and offer some of the; —The spring weskit of 'the High. Best Bargains we have pot in !Court of Justice f r Huthn comity for some time. opened. at Godexic h on Monday. Justice Faleoubridge is the presiding judge, and Col. J. 0. Heglar, barriser, Ingersoll; is the crown prosecuur. New spring styles in Men's, Boys' and Youths' Suits and Overcoats. Our advice is shop early on Saturday. Wo invite ininiqter-; and. church woricers of the various churches to contribute church For instance we will sell : the office or send. US a note. items of interest under this Leading. Drop in Bishop Baldwiu will not visit Wing - ham until Sunday, April 29th. Rev. Richard Hobbs delivered a lec- ture at the Methodist tea -meeting in Teeswatcr on Monday evening. 15 Boys' very fine Suits, Rev. Mr. Ross, of Brussels, conducted the services in the Whigharn Presbyter - reg. $7, Saturday $4.75. eau church on Sunday last. Rev. D. 20 Boys' fine Tweed, very Perrie took Mr. Ross' work at Brussels. choice, reg.$4, Saturday $2.75. Subjects in the Congregational church They will be ready Satur- 11011 Sunday: Morning—"Giving one - day morning at 8 o'clock. self to prayer." Evening—"How to prevent the mind frorn wandering in Some more Dress Goods prayer." Bargains. Tho Seafolth Presbyterian elrereh This time it will be Black congregation are balloting for a choice and Colored Dress Goods at of pastors between Rev. Mr. mown- rdMost of them 75,of Fiamilton, and Rev. Mr. 5oc a ya.. c CRURC a NOTES. 15 Men's Fine Dark Suits, reg. $ to, Saturday $6.5o. 25 Men's New Spring Pat- terns, reg. $8.5e; Saturday $5. and $1.00. All perfect goods Larkin of Chatham. ., and this season's importations. who win give a Scotch Concert in the See these goods on Satur- Presbyterian. church, on Friday evening, day. I March 80th, will assist in the musical • Iservices at the above church on Sunday Remember first choice. 'next, March 25th. c M Doo9S School will hold its anniversary on ' Sunday, April 1st. Rev. A. C. Grews, General Secretary of the Epworth League in Canada., will preach morning MINOR LOCALS. and evening. Mr. Crews will also address the Epworth League on Mon. Shoes to the Queen's taste at Greer's. day evening, April 2nd. —Tress for 75 cents till January 1, IFIOW THIN YOU LOOK! 1901. Subscribe now. Do you like to hoar it? If not, take —A number of Winghamites were in Scott's Emulsion. 'Twill fill out your Goderich this week attending the Spring sunken eyes, hollow cheeks, and thin Assizes. hands, Why not have a plump figure? —Messrs. Burchill & Robertson ship- I Don't let disease steal a march ou you. ped a car load of hogs to Toronto on Monday. —The Tarns office has been awarded the East Wawanosh printing for the current year. —Mr. D. Cantelon, Huron's apple king, says the losses to shippers last year will reach. V50,000. —Geo. ,Shaw left here ou Thursday of this. Niteek for Dauphin, Man. He took mit a car load of horses. Apprentices wanted at once. Two young ladies to learn tailoring. tf WEBSTER & CO. —T. P. Smith, the eye specialist made one of his regular visits at Colin. A. Campbell's drug store on Wednesday. —An engine with snow plow was run over the G. T. R. on Sunday last to clean the road for Monday's early train. The Wingham Methodist Sabbath —Winter is hanging ou in pretty good shape. The week past has given ns about as severe weather as we have had all winter. —Maud S., the ex -queen of the trot- ting turf, dropped dead in her stall on Saturday. She was 26 years of age and had a record of 2.08,4. --Messrs. Swarts & Dore "delivered a number of their buggies to Blyth this week. This firm is turning out a large number of rigs this season. —Many new advertisements will be found in this issue. Wingham business men are always advertising bargains. need the advts in this issue. Dr. Macdonald Is now permanently at home and. C£111 be consulted by his patrOnS. —Aeiumber of young men of town attended the hist, earnival of the season progeny. To seoure &oleo pigs the selection of .at tlyth •on Fridley evening' lee?. Win - the ni..•13 is of the utmost importance. fred Gillespie, of town, the two mile With all classe.s variety in stock feed- raee. e p —Thoso who claim to know, say lug telongto rofitable stock growing, that „i_szood f od se February, 1000, was the first month a pb ail reeed :lard fe fedlroli 'th g - !ghee 1866, irt which no new moon ap. feed and poor breed.. The value of feed fa largely determined peared. To make good the defleieney, es.. march _„__ by the assitnilating powers of the ani- Jantte.ry had tWo4 t ao° IBMs tti Willeb. it is fed. havo two. A elean bed will help materially in —As will be seen by the maintaining goodhealth among the hogs. advt of mesas. young .616 rattim, in another aliastige the bedding every Week or ton Column, they have decided to go into With all stock in eoretneneing to fat- th8bic.yeee beeeneee, This gem eeedeete ten it is boat to commence gradually in. KiNLOSS. On Tuesday of this week, Thomas Mirehouse, of concession 2kdied in his 61st year, after an illness ofwone month from an affection of the bowels. De- ceased had underwent what was thought a successful surgical operation on Mon- day of last week, but he died on the above date. Everything in the way of medical attention and other assistance was done to relieve his suffering. Mr. Mirehouse was one of the oldest residents of Kinloss, having lived on the farm on which he died for upwards of 26 years, and previous to that time had resided in East Wawanosh, south of Whitechurch for a number of years. was a man highly respected by s many friends and his death will be a severe loss to his wife tend family. Deceased was a mem- ber of the Methodist•church and was in politics a Liberal. A wife and family of ten children, five girls and five boys, are left to mown the loss of a loving husband and a good father. All the children are at home, except two boys who reside in Dakota. The family of the deeeased has been very unfortunate this winter; six of tho children having the measels at one time and then the death of husband and father. The bereaved family will have the sympathy of a large circle of friends in this their sad bereave- ment. Tho fttneral was held on Thurs- day to the cemetery at Tiffin's church. Pork Chops. Avoid a cross whore the sante defects show on both sides. The sanitary condition of both male and. female has Much to do with the ereseing the feed until they are etieren One of Wirightoree anon enterprising busineee places and they ahotati make a gletrtwillItat to clan. :Crowding at t of .outtiproves detrimental.— Mt; o? their new line of btteint.F1, American Agri . • THE MGM TIMM • EA.NT WANV4NOSII. Timber is 'being laid on the ground at Davie elnweli for the purpoee of renovat- ing the shed, the plan is to mow tho id shed, put twenty ft et in it and malto it a closed shod, Ur. Will Rinteul lute the contrail. Mrs. Jelin Reid has returned after an extended, visit with her parents in Sniitit Falls, Mrs. J. Pattisou ie tho sick list this week with neural:kV' . • Mrs. A, BleBut way is 61:(1411,1 (I few days in, Brumfield vieiting Wends. Iklr. and Mrs. G. 'Waltzer visited friends in Walton this. MI.*, Mr. T. Walker is feeding up another car lead c.f cattle which to intends dls- posing .of cn Tuesday of next 'week. The st:•rm of last Tuesday blocked :eine cf reads in this neighborhood. Wle Mena Oats rophesiecl this to be en cpi winter we would, think from the past week that ho meant it to bo open above. Attluir Goodhue has hired with Jas. 13310 fur tho summer, Mr. Geo, Rao has hired with J. Pat- tison for the muting summer. • A load of young people from ,Bethel spent a -very pleasant and even- ing at Mr. J. Reid's one evening last week. marierA. quiet wedding. teakplace at the residence of the groom on W6d- nesday, March 14th, when Mr; Alex. Parker nod Miss Maggio Irwin ware united lu marriage. The ceremony was performed ty Rev.A. McLeae, of Myth, in the presence of:a few.of the most im- modiatefrionds of the contracting parties. The Times wishes the couple it happy and preseayous journey through life. Diet." sad death took place on Sat- urday, March 17th, wheel joint G. Mc Gowan, youngest son of the late James I McGowan. passed awayokai earth to join the hosts above. he deemed: young man was a member of the 1VIetho- dist church and an active worker in the Epworth Lenges Society. Ho loaves to mourn his loss a widowed mother and two brothers, besides a large number of personal friends. The bereaved. family have the sympathy of the community in their affliction. MARCH 233 1900. AMER BROS. BUTTON t4NDCEITAKe.RS, Witi•OHAM. Night wile at Button Block, or Fifth dpoosolrtetoi‘iitabothr:nfalthbol)010kTuf,o. Shop op, ow Grocery 414.1-1. Having opened out Grocery in the SHAW BLOCK purpose keepin hand a first -cite of Grocer Our Teas and Coffees cannot be beat. .All kinds of Canned Goods on hand. Everything fresh. A call soli cited. Terms spot cash or •ade. on stock 1 Flour, " • r.•77,11711.."1117•11!rrirtl•FTIPPr!!!!!0P1Mar!”1.11111!""rlr4.11PNIT917/WIIIIIMIMIU :,,,;:•••••06 u it•• m •••••••••10 A eerie. A ••••iii••••• A 1••••laiiim•.1••••••-1;•••••6460•40•14••• AAA am- sbestos Plater "41 Edward Cash, a pioneer resident of Seaforth diod on Wednescla.y of last week in his 81st year, At New York all grades of refined sugar have been advanced five cents per 100 pounds, and raws 1-16e per pound. —Mrs. James Pollock, an old and re- spected resident of Morris, died at her hbuie on the 8th con. on Tuesday morn- ing from bronchia -pneumonia. She was ill two Nectars. SHORTHORN BULLS FOR SALE. Tho undersigned has a numbe of thorough- bred Shorthoin Bulls (rea y servic 01 for sale on reasonable ternity y0dlgree a1U „be furnished with each aniin GEC . SOWLER. Marncch P. 4. Will be Sold St a Great Sacrifice 100 acres of partiallrimproved land, 7 miles froin Wingham. Terms to suit purchaser. Apply at once to H. DAVIS, or MRS. E. H. N. McKIBEON, Executors. Wingham, March f3th, 1500. FARM FOR8 The undersigned offers for ale his 100 acre farm, being lot 30, cone sio , Kinloss, situate 2M miles from Whitec . The farm is in good state of cultivatio th 21 neres of bush, has fair buildings and s well watered. Pos- session can be given at once. For terms and. other particulars apply to WM: VA1tSON,... .uangsicle P. 0. FARMERS and. anyone having live e;tock or other' articles they wish to dispose of, should adver- tise the same for sale in the TniBS. Our large circulation tells and it will be strange indeed:if you do not get a customer. We can't guarantee that you. will sell because you may ask more for the article or stock than it is worth. Send your advertisement to the Tr.= and try this plan of disposing of your • stopk and other articles. Before. After- WoOd's Phosphodine, The Great English Renwrly. Sold and recommended by all druggists in Canada. Only reli- able medicine discovered. Utz Itages guaranteed to cure all forms o Segue Weakness, all effects of abuse or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To- bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt of price, one package $1, six, $6. One 2e:11,01am, eft will cure. Pamphlets free to any addre5S. The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont. Sold. in Wingham by Colin A. Camp- bell, Druggist. ABNER COHN General Insurance and Loan Agent. 4;14 LIFE—The Ontario Mutual. nn—The Non -tariff Com - parries. ACCInENT— Tho London Guarantee and Aecident. • PLATE GLASS—The Do,. minion. _ Money at Lowest Itates, Itt ofilee'cortior of Minnie and Patrick Streets every Friday afternoon and Sat- urday. e IT WILL PAY YOU TO PUPILS OF The Canada Business College , CHATHAM, ONT., are ever in demand by business houses. Among these who have recently secured good positions are the following: Geo. Carroll, steno. and. bookkeeper, with Double Truss Brake Co., Buffalo, N. Y. HenrtrWhite, bookkeeper, with W. B. Holism & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, Alice Couzons, as steno., Richmond & Iteolcus, Detroit. Ruth Aclinns,as steno., Windsor Paint and Varnish Co., Windsor. Fred. Carter, steno., M. 0., R'y Office, St. Thoinas, Oat. These with 180 °there CIE our pupils have taken good positions since July last. Dom it not pay • to attend the best? The present is one of the best seasons for making a start. No Easter vacation. Pupibi may begin at any time, For Catalogue, address D. MeLACHLAN k CO., Chatham, Ont. TRUE. MIN PORTRAITS MADE AT J. E. ZITRBR1GG'S. Family and other Groups from small sunbeams up to 16 x 20, actual sizo of photographs. Pictures copied and enlarged or remounted. Down floor gallery, opp. Presb. Chnrch, THE STUDY OF FABRICS style, cutting, malting, the desire to please and to give the utmost value, puts the question. of satisfaction of our elas- tomers beyond the shadow of a doubt. High Classed Tailoring is not necessarily high-priced. Yon will find proof of this by oallinge'on us;ex- amining our goods, getting prices and leaving your Order for it suit. Iobt. Maxwell High Art Tailor, Winghatn. Sight is Priceless! Get your sight tested. ' It costs nothing. WE FIT SPECTACLES Scientifically, Correctly Reasonably. Try us. J. R. MUNSIIA OTIMA/4* WELER. This will be of interest to parties building. 13y using Asbestos Plaster you can have a positively fire proof' wall. IT DOES NOT crack and when fin- ished on the wall formsa clear and white enatneled surface. Asbestos costs no more than ordinary plas- ter, Use the best, 234 ft, x 6 ft. x 6 ins. tinned iron Sap Pans. Sap Spiles and Sap Pails always in stock. boyeleL: We are in the bicycle trade this season with a full line of Ladies' and Gents' Wheels, They are purchased outside of the combine. We are not in the combine. Further announcements later. UNG & 1DAULIN 1,...51.§w4or491--ATII_R-puE1111-111!gtrATIFIrklerE ' L'N•P OLA TAILOR HAS, DOWN STAIRS in the store (next C. N. Griffin's Grocery Store) and is prepared to make your Fall Suits or .Overcoats in the most approued and up-to-date style. • Special attention given also to Ladies' jackets with New York latest styles. E. C. CLARKE. Oct. 27, 1899. 1 NCI orse As..the seasol is tiow approaching when these bills will be.needed by hoz-semen, •we would say to all such that the TIMES office is well equipped for turning out' this class of work. A splendid line of suitable cuts. Reasonable rates. THE MILIt OF THE HOLSTEIN DAIRY is pure and cold and costs THREE CENTS A QUART. s t To draw away the car loads of goods ordered for spring. • Buggies and Carriages. • Nearly three car loads of Buggies and Carriages have been ordered from the best makers in .the country. We will have buggies to suit the purses and tastes of everybody. High. grade, medium grade and a grade neither high nor medium. Prices to correspond. Farm Implements. We will have in farm Implements nothing but the best. We don't need to say anything about the Massey -Harris goods, suffice to say that the farmers are going wild over the new Binder and Mower, and those placing their orders with any other firm before seeing these new machines will undoubtedly feel disappointed. Buy from a t:thoroughly CANADIAN firm that can give you the best on earth, and a firm that keeps thousands of dollars worth of repairs at your door. We have the slickest plows and gang plows you ever saw. The National and Imperial Gangs are something new, and had an extraordinary sale last fall. In fact we could not rnett the demand made on us for these goods. Ask your neighbor about the gang plow he got here last fall. Repairs ! Repairs! We are loaded up with all kinds of repairs We can fit any plow ever made with hard and tough tempered in oil cast- ings. Having bought our repairs last fall, before the raise in. prices, we will be able to sell plow repairs at /899 prices until further notice. Music and Sewing Machine Dept. • In this department you will find choice selected Pianos and Organs from Gerhard-Heintzrnan, of Toronto ; Bell, of Guelph ; Doherty, of Clinton ; Dominion, of Bowmanville, and Sewing Machine from Raymond, of Guelph. • Small Instruments, Music Books, Sheet Musk of alt kinds in abundance, all of which are sold at a small margin, Come in.everybody and see through our stores, office warerooms. ;•• • Opposite Presbyteriati Church, ROSS.