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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-03-30, Page 5THE 1VINUIIA. i TINES, : ARCIE 30, 1000 Millinet°y Opening! r • ai��4aWeWrttlakeq MISS MAo1-..1 1Ell ON washes to announce to the Ladies 'of Wi ghl and surrounding vicinity that her Millinery Openin' take place on TUESDAY, APRIL 3rd (AFTERNOON and EVENING) and following days. having secured the services of IVIISS O'13R1141N, a thoroughly cote. petenit milliner, we will be prepared to show all the latest novelties in headgear, and will guaraetce to give all satisfaction. AIIMP S E' E =N G ® 0 ,, ti ening Ar �° j�� diff ` tS. `REEN9S rir Xed 76-.1 • 3 ° AND FOLLOWING DAYS, We wish to state that we have a still larger stook than ever of spring and summer millinery, including all the latest fads, in this line. Wo have engaged a competent milliner and will not be excelled in Stylish Trimmed Goods. We extend a cordial invitation to all to call and inspect our stcck and shall be pleased to show goods. NO%ON NEW OUMALO PATTd1T ALL STEEL DISC IIARROV! "OXON Na ,3 SECTIONAL SPRING TOOTH CULTIVATOR MRS. GREEN. The Universal Favorite a kon D c Haar (our-Tmtow.) Tho only Disc Harrow that has adjust- able pressure springs. This feature is invaluable onhard or uneven ground. NOXON Nev Sectional CULTIVATOR springgTooth • (fitted: with grain and grass sowing attach - month if desired) with reversible points, also thistle nutters if ordered. The lightest draft; best working and most easily operated cultivator man- ufactured. The teeth work directly under the axle and within the wheel line. See the New Spring Lift. PP// t®99y�THE CEREBRATED NOXON DRILLS, Sp ing•Yre su end Our old reliable HOOSIER Drills are so well and favorably known that they speak for themselves. There are .t' now over 60,000 in use among the HUGH MP. HOGSIGN farmers of this country. DR:.L We invite the closest inspection of our Farm Implements and Machinery which we are mauufacturii:g for the coming season. In addition to the above we call special attention to our New Victoria Binder and No. 14 Oxford Clipper Front -cut Mower, also our patent Spring and Spike Tooth Harrows and Friction and Ratchet Dump Rakes. It will amply repay all intending purchasers to see our lines before placing their orders elsewhere. Send for our New 1900 Catalogue. THE NOXON 0 O., L'td, Ingersoll, Ont. rs .c4".C." 41--B4 11 1 w11 4 \--') rno'-. -s, :% ONE CRATE PLAIN WHITE 1 firon Stone Ghina$ (Secured before the advance), which we will offer for the next two wtsehs to move quick at the following prices : Cups and ,Saucers, 75c doz. 5 in. Desert Plates, 50c doz. 6. in. Tea Plates, 60c doz. 7 in. breakfast Plates, 75c doz. 8 in. Dinner Plates, 85c doz. Sauce Dishes, 35c doz. Cream. Jugs, 9c each. 10 in. Platters, 20c. • 12 in. Platters, 25c. at GRIFIN'S NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUR READERS. The council met in the oouueil rocw Mutat, and attt.nttrams sad Pasoinoulltay. on. Mar. 20, 1800, pursuant to adjourn- Those marked + were absent foe one or meat. Members all preseut. Munk it • snore exmaidatatious: of last zneetiug read and ooutirnted. V Roy Wheeler b89, Ida Bono 491+, Tenders far the township printing far .Julia Anderson 189+. the current year were received from the . IV 13r.---Frod F:eraud.rett 6110+, Jamas Mvanoe and TIMES offices, Wingbam, , McCallum cm, Willie Melena 487+, and the .Standard office, Blyth, Moved by Mr. Currie, so, ouded by Mr. McCallum, that the tender of the Toms s office, Wing1aan,, for the township print- ing for this year being the lowest, be ac - Maud Robertsou 878+, Chas. Johnston What Wideawa1 a Times;C.orreipondents Oommunacate -- Other? 187+, Walter Scott 186 I Maitland Heaaxy 161+. Items Clipped From Our Exons uacs. IV Jr.- Janie Bono 80, Howard Wightman 25. Miss Aggio M. Turnbull, daughter of Reeve Turubull, has beeu ill for the past few weeks with a severe attaaek of in- finnunation of the lungs. We aro glad to see she is on. the mend, and hope s'ie may continue iu that 1iu2, The farmers around Jamestown have united together to form a, beef riug. They held a, meeting .at the hotel which was largely attended, and Alex. Bryan was almost unanimously eleoted to be inspector, and Snail Shines is to bo butcher. An animal a. week is to be disposed of, twenty weeks being the full Aline. The inspector and shareholders will spare no efforts to snake the under- taking a success. Arch. Robertson is again visiting friends ou the 8rd and 4th. Minoan MacDonald, hired man of D. Taylor is ill with a severe attack of the mumps. Seven Years In Bed. "WiM wonders ever cease?" inquire the friends of Mrs. S. Pease, of Law - roma, Kan. They know she had been unable to leave her bed in seven years on account of kidney and liver trouble,uer- vous prostration and general debility; but, "Three bottles of Electric Bitters enabled me to walk," she writes, "and in three months Ifeltlike a new person." Women suffering from Headache, Back- ache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Mel- ancholy, Fainting and Dizzy Spells will find it a priceless blessing. Try it. Satis- faction is guaranteed. Only 600 at Colin A. Campbell's drug store. 131LG it•.1VT The firm of Phillips & Lott, butchers, of this place has been dissolved. Wnt. rps will continue the business. The people of Bolgrave will bo sorry to learn that Robert McCorldndale, who has been suffering from Bright's disease and other troubles for some years, is not expected to recover. Mr. McCorkindsle lived alone at Beln ave and camp to Dr. Gnun's hospital about a month ago, where he migh� et better attendance and nursingt though ho has all the care possible for a sick man to have, he Is.is gradually growing weaker. -Clinton News -Record. ,Since_the above was put ern type we learn that Mr. McCorkindalo died on Fridap morning of last week. His age was 78 years. The funeral .took place Sunday afternoon from the ., resi- dence of his step -son, Albert T: Cole, lot 7, con. 7, Morris, to Brandon's ceme- tery. It Dazzles The World. No disoo v ery in moclicine has ever created one quarter of the excitement that has been caused by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Its severest tests have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis, thousands of whom it has restered•to perfect health. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Croup, Hay Fever, Hoarseness and Whooping Cough it is the quickest,sn est cure in the world. It is sold by Colin A. Campbell, who guarantees satisfaction or refund money. Large bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bbttles free. CULROSS. Mr. Robt. Marshall has bought the Strath farm, consisting of .fifty-nine acres, He paid a big price for it but it is a good place. Miss and 'Mr. J. N. Pickell arrived home on Saturday from a two weeks' visit in Toronto, Oshawa and other places in the east. Mr.- John McRao's now bull has ar- rived and he is said to be an Al animal. He was purchased from Watt, of Salem, the great short horn breeder, who bred the bull that was shown and took first prize and diploma at the Chicago Ex- position in 1898, as the best bull of any breed or any age in .America at that time. Robins aro nutting •in an appearance this week. They aro supposed to be forerunners of spring. Mr. John McKinnon of the boundary has been on the sick list during most of the winter but he is improving. M �n is contracted as well as in - hafted. Only strong lungs lGl rte. .Vl a %4.4%i,G3-'."4,a ter.. • ? : t�®i%� ;_ �e=-o5',-:-A'4,�sy� .A-.•ab`i'°�i are proof against it, i Persons predisposedtoweak Si h isriceless Get your sight tested. It costs nothing. WE FIT SPEOTAOLLES Scientifically, Correctly Reasonably. Try us. J. R. MUNSHAW UPTIOXAN 44,ND .IEWELt'Ettt. lungs and those recovering from Pneumonia, Grippe, Bronchitis, or other exhaust- ing illness, should take sainem utiatim, It enriches the blood, strengthens the lungs, and builds up the entire system. It prevents consumption and cures it in the early stages, sae. and$t.aa. all druggists, dean & 13t)lY:tt, Cttenista, tome& Removals ---Mr° and Mrs. Robert Ram- say have removed from Westfield to Harbor Biiach, Mich. Me, Belfry Hoover and family aro also removing to Uncle Sean's domain, They left Sacurday to visit friends in Staff's from where they will go to their now home in Michigan. They all have the best wishes of their many friends in West: el.t Wedding Anniversary .Ir, and Mrs. W J. Wightmai ,olobratecl their Silver Weeding anuivei sexy on Saturday last. About thirty of the relatives and friends attouded. Mr. and Mrs. Wightman were the recepients of a number of beautiful presents, long which was a handsome conch he evening was spent in music and social chat, after which the company departed with best wishes for their future happiness of the host and hostess, Personal -Mrs. J. Anderson returned Monday front a week's visit with re- latives in Guelph. Miss Carrie Humphrey is speeding this week with her sister Mrs. Ed. Taylor of Westfield. Mr. W. H. Wightman of Goderich Collegiate, spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents here. David Ramsay has received a con- sigumeut of buggies. Those desiring a new oue this spring should see Dave be- fore p.m chasing elsewhere. EAST WAWANOSII. One who is climbing the ladder rapic- ly. -The following is a composition written by a 10 year old boy ou the subject - "Au Evening at Homo." It was a lovely moonlight night and it was very cold. Jack Frost was doing his work, if he never did it before. We were all in the house at the time. My father was sitting beside the fire reading, while mother was interested m a book, the rest were playing games. Jim and Jane were playing checkers; every little while one would shout, "you cheated." When the game was done the successful 'Mason, F. Cook, Wm. Nethery, Joshua IR. Warwick, Jno. Casemore, T. Scott, J. Walsh, Wm. Wightmau, John S. 1 Win. Garniss, I. Ferrand, Wm. Turvey, Scott, Robt. Wightman, John Coled S. Caldbick, Jas. Robertson and Wm. Wm. Bone, Duncan Robertson, Adam Moses; 3rd line, Wm. Wray, George Robertson, Jas. Cunningham, Michael Hanna, Thos, Proctor, John Garniss, F.• Robertson, Chas. E. Wightman, Peter . Brewer, John Budd, 11, Bone, W. Far - King, Patrick Gibbons, Henry Deacon, row and Jas. Ireland; 4th line, W. G. • John Shoebottom-, Matthew Ferguson,. Nicholson, Win. llryaus, Geo. Proctor, Richard James, Thos. Cassels, Thos. J. Juo. Wheeler, R. McMurray, William Irwin, Geo. Robertson, John Shiell, I. Shedden, R. Cardiff, John'Shurrie, K. J. Walker, Jas. Shiell, John Meuzies, MoKenzie and Wm. Bryan; Pith. line. sr., Thos. Taylor, Wm. Arbucldo, sr., , John Bell, A. Cloakey, A. Easem, M. Rich. Burrows, Geo. Wynn, Wm. Wil- ' Watson, B. Wilkinson, T. Clark, D. sou, Geo. Wilson, John Leggatt, Allan Somerville, J. Davis, F. Keys and John .- Franck, David Clow, John Morrison, Manning; 6thline, J. Grasby,J. Young, B. O'Connor, Wm. Beecroft,Wm. Mar- E. Laundy, J. Cook, J. Thuell, William tin, Arch. Martin, Robt, ,G. Haynes, G. Smith, F. MoCntehoon and Thomas C. Naylor, John Beecroft, Chas. Camp- Walker; 7th line, R. Nesbitt, M. Kelly, bell, Write James, Joseph Chanutey, J. Wallace, Win. Thuell, R. Pratt, H. Sam'l Thompson and Fred. Champion. McArter, Wm. McCall, D. McLcan and rot3rDKEEPERs. H. Beam; 8th lice, J: Laidlaw, H. Richmond, Win. Laidlaw, P. Kelly, W. Phelan, John Oolelough, Wm. Skelton] G. McCtilltum J. Moore and Jno. Law- . soar; Oth line, C. A. Howe, R. Cocker - lino, R. Brown, Jas. Jackson, D. Laid- law, John Shortreed, R. Stubbs, D. ' Jas T Bell, John McDowell, George Farquharson, Geo. Grigg and John Fothergill, Wesley Pattison, John Men- Lamb. zies, sr, and Sam'l McBurney. West Boundary -Jas. Golley, Wm. The treasurer reported cash on hand McCrea, C. McClelland, T. Gosman, and at date, $504.14. N. Cunning. A debenture Was issued and signed iu East Boundary-A.Bryaus,A. Forsyth favor of D. Robb, P. S. L, Brussels, for Thos. Maunders, C. Ritchie and Thos, While .Jim was doing this I was play- expenses of arbitration re new Union Waghorn. ing dominoes but was defeated and went School Section No. 11, East Wawauosh Accounts wore ordered to be paid as. off in a rage and assured Jane 1 could and Mullett, $9.80, and another in favor follows: -John Wynn repairing scraper,. beat her in another game. Very shortly of Young & Paulin, Wingham, for a $2,76; P. Kelly gravel, 84cts. Willie and Tommy made their way home, new tin box and leather strap for as- Bylaws No. 2 and 3,.1900, wero duly we went to bed, the lights • was put out sessor, $1.75. read and passed. an The house was dark. The council then adjournedtill Friday, On motion of Code and Jackson the GEoiwu JEFFERSON. 26th day of May next, then to meet at council thou adjourned to meet again on. Tho weather being infavorable last 10 o'clock a. in., as a court of revision [May 28th,next,for Court ofRzvision and Tuesday night, the lecture on "South encl. appeal, and for other business. i other business. - Africa" which was to be held in the • P. PORTERFIELD, Clerk. W. Mame, Clerk. the Methodist church Donnybrook, was Mr. John Black, who recently sold his Louis Eckmiro has been on the sick postponed till a later date. farm in this township has moved to for the past few days. A pleasant evening -Mr. and Mrs. A. Blyth. Stein entertained a party of young folks On Monday of this week R. Percy last Wednesday evening. Notwith- Andrews, one of Goderich's young best - standing the drifted roads and defying ness men, took to himself a partner in cold wined, a sleigh was sent by way of the person of Miss Marion Rachel Mar - Donnybrook and St. Augustine to col- tin, only- daughter of William Martin, lent the invited party. About eight of East Wawanosh. Tho happy event o'clock the sleigh arrived at the pretty', took place at the residence of the bride's new rasidenoo of Mr. Stein, with a moray uncle, Charles Martin, Whitechurch, party of twenty-two, all feeling ever- Rev. Jas. A. Anderson, of Goderich, joyed, having landed safely without a performing the ceremony, which was tip in the snow, though at times coming witnessed only by immediate relatives of so noir it that it rendered t13,t,norves un- the bride and groom. The bride was steady, A Vote of tlrittltcl 'vas then ex- daintily attired iu a cream costume, Mr. tended to the driver, who, when tho and Mrs. A r wu, who have taken up p problem was solved, turned out to bo a their residence on Regent street, Cod - lady. The remainder of the evening was erich, havo the good wishes of malty spent in games and social chat. Mrs. friends for thciehappiness anti prosperity, Stein tniravelled the mysteii3s of the The bride is already well known in future, in tolling tiro fortunes, by a Godoricli, being an ex -pupil of t'ie . 'o' - secret prooess, of a number of ongcr legiato Institute. ladies and gentlemen. One young mai + School Report --The rollowine is tl:e Was greatly exeetedt whoa 113 1,3erned mending of thLpnpils of S. S. No. 8 for `there was "Somebody waiting for hint" the quarter, namely, Jan., vele and 1 who Was to have butt ono tooth, cone eye, lliarele, The attenda3ieo has not heels and a salary of one cent a year. Hotta very regular daring this term mien i to ever, all present felt the nselvea delight bla.l roads and unfavorable wenthee, The fully entertained, and it was net till the a ante, are arranged in order of ane.it "wee sum' hoot's," the \ is'_t are took tee‘ ivarke.i not only at'rordiaag to ' xaet- theirilepttrture. ination results bat idea mottling to a 3:i cepted. Carried, III Sr. -Mary Anderson 35. Allan I''ralick and Semi. B. Ji'railek III Jr. -Robert Wheeler 811, Percy jr., made application to have their lots, McLean 30, Austin Criaupbcll 80, Lave it 16 and sle lot 33, con. 14, placed in ma Pearou 27. electoral division No. 8, for election pur-II.: Lilly McLean 3,, Ella Jane Tay- poses, ayposes, being more convenient for then for 30, Alice Skinner 25,. Harold Page 20. to vote in div. No. 3, than iu Div, No. 4. Pt. II. r-,. John McCallum 335, Lilly Request granted. Pearen 30, Bella Robertson 80, :Charlie Communication from H. Grain re Wheeler 25, Elgin ,Anderson 20, Mabel change of statute labor on northern Grigg 20. boundary, &o., received and filed. Pt. I. --Findley McCallum 90, Angie Communication from Robt. Cuxrio, McCallum. 27, Austin Anderson 25, Ruby sr., giving a lengthy statement and other Robertson 20. information regarding the disputed Crani A. Bse. , Teacher. deviation road near Wingham, also* a further opinion in this case from Mr. Darrow, conuty solicitor, received. The reeve having submitted a full re- port of Mr•. Carrie's statement to Mr, Gaxr.3w, that gentleman after carefully looking into the matter r•gain, said he would abide by his opinion already given, to the effect that East Wawanosh was in no way liable for making any ltzORRIS. outlay towards keeping up this road, The council met pursuant to adjourn - Petition of John E. Ellis, e of lot 38, ment on March 19th, 1900; members all con. 4, asking that his lot be taken from present, the reeve iu the chair; minutes S, S. No, 10 and added to S. S. Na. -8, on of last meeting read and passed. account of the roads in the winter sea- Acommunieation was received from sou to S. S. No. 10, being at times al- the reeve of Gray respecting the advis- most impassable. ability of a nplo3 iug read grad r on the The clerk was instructed to notify the boundry between Grey and Morris to be trustees of school sections No's 8 and 10 in connection with the performance of regarding the proposed change. statute labor. A Widow's Love mealy. Receives a setback, if she has offen- sive breath through Coustipation,Bilious- ness or Stomaeh Trouble, but Dr. King's New Life Pills always cure those troubles; clean the system, sweeten the breath, banish headache; best iu the world for liver, kidneys and bowels. Only 211c at Colin A. Campbell's drug • store. The following pathmasters, pound- keepers and fences -viewers were ap- pointed for the current year, viz:- PeallarASTERS. Henry H. Sturdy, John Pfeffer, Al. • bert H. Jacobs, Jas. B. Tierney, . Alex. Patterson, Win. King, jr., Henry Goovier, John Hoare, Thus. Straughau, Win. Toll, George A. Henderson, Ches. Stewart, Jas. Ross, Alex. Dingurall, Francis B. Stalker, Jas. T. Wilson, Jas. Cocle-Jackson-That Messrs Cardiff and Shaw bo appointed .a reputation to meet a deputation from the council of Grey in order to arrange the matter pro- posed. -Carried. Cardiff -Shaw -That the clerk be in- structed to advertise for tenders for completion of Garniss drain, tenders to be opened at council meeting on May 28th. -Carried X'athmasters were appointed as follows: Tenney, Menne Vincent, Robt. J. -Viz., North Boundary, C. Henderson, Hoover, Wm. Mutch, Chas. Armstrong, W. J. Heudersen, P. Fowler, Thomas Edward McDowell, Mark Mason, Jas. Jowitt, Geo. McDonald, Win. Robert - McGill, sr., John Armour, Jas. Nethery, sou, R. Messer aucl J. D. Miller; 1st line. Wm. Hallahau, sr., Thos. H. Edwards, D. W. Campbell, R. McGuire, W.11iam - John McDowell, Jolm W. Fraser, C. McGuire, W. H. Fraser, W. Sowler, Win, H. Densmore, John W. III 3. Johnston jr. mid R. Miler; 2.itl line. oue laughed while the other went away crying. After this Tommy and Willie Jones Dame, then Jinn and Willie began to play checkers which resulted in a success for Jim. Then Jim and Tommy played and and Jim was defeated and did not play checkers any more that evening. Soon after this the house was full of noise, 'of which, I made too much, and was locked outside for my pains. You must remember that this was a very cold night and you can imagine how I felt. The ones inside kept telling me, "It was very warm inside." Jun told me this once too often and I lead the pleasure of having him fora companion. I had been out some time now and did not feel as cold as he did. Now I said to him, °Isn't it warm" but ho answered boldly, "It is mite" We, both being considered "cooled td'owu" were again allowed to enter the rcom. Soon after this Jim be- came engaged in a game of dominoes with Tommy. Jim got up out of his chair to get a dominos which had fallen and when he went to sit down, Willie pulled the chair from beneath hint and he was greatly astonished to find him- self sitting onethe floor, nevertheless he played the game through, then he went to the pantry and ate about all the cookies to keep himself out of other mischief. John Hoare, Alex. McGowan, Benj, H. Taylor, E. Pearen, A. Shiell, David Clow, Jas. Robinson, Jas. Owens and John Cochrane. FENCE VIEWERS. "No Eye Like the Master's Eye." You are master of your health, and if you do not attend to duty, the blame is easily Located. If your blood is out of order, Hood's Sar- saparilla will purify it. It is the specific remedy for troubles of the blood, kidneys, bowels or liver. , Heartnu'Tberrouble_ of"i lied heart trouble for a myears and differeat melt - cines failed. to benetit me. 1 tried flood's Sarsaparilla and three bottles completely and perfectly cured mc." Mas. t',.1. lrx usx, Wallace Bridge, 14. S. A ut had lost ftvo rifle drousafegwith diphtherardiaAs T gaud my remaining two children Hood's Sarsaparilla as they were subject to throat trouble and 'were not very strong. They are now healthier and Wronger and have not shtco had a cold." I1Iry, W,1t.1• LEC1CUIl, Pembroke, Ont. " apr Hood's Pale owe lit rr .Is: the ant :rritatlag and •ta.!: eat:int fid t , t tki+. with lUAi+d f ' :rt'ipdty'jlt .