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VOL, XN.VIII, NO. 1475,
WINGIIA1I, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JULY 27, BOO,
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
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Bargains
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Oxford,
English �Br<'aw��.
�i�eWed. �l.d.Yl.G'37'S
need to keepa fire all
day when you can buy
Corned. Beef
Cambridge e Sausage
Boned Duck
" Turkey
" Chicken
Ox -'Fail Soup
Mock Turtle Soup
Mulligatawny <c
already cooked and
ready for the table at
N. A. EARQU ARSON'S
(The China House)
Opp. Bank of Hamilton
wixaar. ar. .
IN ALL LINES
ON SATURDAY.
Business is booming so much with us
In Tailoring that it is hardly worth our
'While to advertise this branch of our
business, bat still we want to remind all
.our friends that we shall be glad to see
them, and wo might Mention that we
.are selling off the balance of our Sum-
mer Suitings ata great reduction. In
ROOTS and SHOES
It is needless to say we lead the Trade.
Our customers have been more than sat-
isfiedmuse-
queueduring the past e e
"quence is, we hFave had a large increase
in our sales; we anticipate a very large
business for Fall, and consequently
have bought heavily, and,in order to
make room. for these new Goods we are
:selling the balance of our Spring Stock
at a large reduction from regular prices
—don't fail to secure some of these bar-
gains, Boys' and Youths' sizes in
Boots on Saturday at COST. We have
,just sorted up our stock of
CENTS' FURNISHINGS,
f,. TS AND CAPS
In `these we have .• the very latest 3 if
you want to be up. -to -date in. Neckwear
;and Heitdwear,. you must come to us.
We havei}ti1T a few
DRY GQODS
'.left; we are sellingthera at 50 per cent.
'on cost -it will pay you to buy any-
thing, we have, even Elf you don't need
just now. The rest' of our Groceries
at oost.and below. We• have not much
left, but what we have you can have at
Four own price.
WE SELL CHEAP..
a
lloffluth & Sons
Marriage Licenses
Issued by PRAxs •I'ATnasoN, No. 23 Victoria
street. Winghani,, Ont. No witnesses required.
r
fall Term Opens Sept. 4th. if
THE
education for profitable, progressive and J,
permanent employment is given in the
Central Business College
Stra 4:: e +K c 'Ont.
E.
No less than v?i `� kge business col- r
legesivave appli '' Within the last
six weetlda-ter• t a'tes to take posi-
tions' ad ea schools. As r
=may ea `• have appplied r
*Mee help. This is
one o.
t
0
us in flft
attend.
editor you t
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surely the bestq i, y
Write for our beautiful Catalogue"
W. J.'ELLIOTT, Principal,
o �i ilia
35 Cents
pays for the TIMES till
January 1st, 1901.
70 Oeflts
paysTates and
To.
ronto Baily Star till San.
'1st, 190t. All who sub-
scribe for the Star get a
handsome picture of the
Queen and Prince of
Wales.
Leave your orders early
at the Tales office.
NEWADVERTISEMENTS.
M. H. McIncioo—Special Reductions.
Peter Hastings—Strayed..
D. McLaughlin & Co—Go to the Best.
A, Cosens—Easy Lessons in Life Assurance.
' R. A. Douglass—'That J:`ly oil.
Tmtss O1fleo-35 conte,
R. G. Gorden—In the Race.
0. N. Griffin—Just Arrived,
G. E. Sing—Locals. •
J. blegg & Co—Local:
Walker & Button --Local
Rencl John Ieme's advertisement.
Tim &PI• w tui
was this week
walks that hav
Work will bo co:
new pieces of w
and Leopold str ots..
Clearing sale 1of
and Welland Val
J. CLEGG & CO, •
Contractor Graham
usy baukiog up the
been laid this year,
=aced at once on the
1k to be laid on Fzanois
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
INSEOTS• AND P
Department of Ag
pamphlet on"Ince
with illustrations
to be used, and m
the insects and b
different sorts of
vines.
To Rtarra-The Orr etc e, Francis
street. Apply to W. J.
eco ssai I. Iftsin
Farquharson, Dune
.Mil had a vera* su
bass fishing on Tole
thein must have br
c1os, Cleveland's lbs, of bass. Tho
at special prices. would weigh over
BAND CONCERT.
NTS. --Tho Ontario give its next opo
iculture has issued a day) evening.
is andl'lantDiseases, "• p
�r spraying, solutions
ch information as to
ghts that attack the
'ees, fruit trees and
PHOTO FREE—A M. E. Zurbrigg's in
the down floor gal sry. Read his advt.
Cunni s.ns 1 0
of Wingham and
will please reme
office can supply t
for 01in anyl
0 9 sty
small, costly or
patronizing the ped
this line. A repres
will be on the ro
save your orders f
to suit you in cal
END ARS 1—Merchants
surrounding villages
ber that the TIMES
em with calendars '
or design, large or
heap. No" need
rs from the city in
ntative of the 'Dams
ds in a few days;
r him, We guarantee
dars.
See Halsey Park's advertisement. •
Dr. Butler, of London, will be at the
Queen's Hotel, Wingham, on the first
Friday of eaoh 'month from 11.80 a.
m. till 3 o'clock p. m., •for consultation
in diseases of the 'eye, ear, nose and
throat.
ADvAE7E IN SIM n.—Canadian sugar
refiners have ai nounced a further
advance, of ten oe sper hundred pounds
in. all grdes of re neo sugars. Since
May 21 last gran ated and white sugars
have been adv'nced 70 cents per
hundredweight d °yellows 65 cents
per huudredweig t.
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 : dies' Sailors.
Your choice for 50c. G. E. •EXNa.
Men's $1..00 an $ .25 Fancy Straw
Hats. Your ohoi C. G. E. Arne,
We are clearing Ladies' . Spring
Mantles, Silk Organdies, &c, &e. Butter
160; Eggs 100. G. E. KING.
GARDEN PARTY AND BASEBALL.—
Next Wednesday morning, the first
day of the races, th : baseball club will
play a gime with the Goderich club.
On the same evenli _, the ball boys will
hold a garden part on the town park.
The band will be' attandance, refresh-
ments will be sery d and a good time is
expected. Alton the garden party and
ball game and en urage the boys.
EGGS AND TING 11L—S.Kernighan, of
Lower Wingh, •:, showed us a hen's
m
egg on Saturday vhich. measured 6%x8
inches and weig ed tea' of a lb. The egg
was laid by a bl' ck Minorca hen. A
strange 'thing a • . ut the egg was that it
was large at bot ends. On Monday J.
H. Linklater, of Turnberry, left in the
office a head of othy whichreasured
8r inches. ' :, in. this vicinity should
not want for egg or hay,
HraxLo I , Hoyt* ABOUT FLou1t?—J. H.
Young has it inimmense quantities.
Specials: The ins-
Spo urpassed Clifford
flour and the famous Wave Crest of the
Seaforth Mills, Also a complete Stock
of Mill Feeds, Breakfast Cereals, and
everythingelse found in a first class
feed store. A trial, solicited. Goods
delivered promptly to any part of town.
THE GARDEN : ARrn.—Friday' oven-
iug of last week \ as a good. evening for
a garden party, a d the one held on the
town park, in al of the band was. a
success in every ay. The attendance
Was large and a present had a most
enjoyable eveni . The committee had
wont to eonsid'rable trouble to have
everything in g ed shape for the comfort
of those atten•' ig, The park was well
lighted, refresh ent tables, benches and
chairs weirs pr• ided. The band. gave
many choice s ections of music. Many
of the young 1 dies •of town did good
work in servin the refreshments. The
people of tow showed that they ap-
preciated the and by attending the
garden party such large numbers.
The band will have a surplus of $510
after paying all .xpenses. Sas. Niel elvie
of the Star rest urant supplied the re-
freshments and the ladies of town
furnished the ea e.
MoNsit TO LOAN.,, -Money to lean on
notes, and notes discounted at reason-
able rates. Money advauoed on inert•
mos, with privilege. of paying at the
enol of any ear. Notes and aeootitits
collected, Oce—Heaver Block, Wing.
hani, ROW/. MOINDoo.
rog*rainme:
1, March—Alb
2, Overture—F
I'APMAN.
Messrs. N. A.
S mart and Me-
ocesful afternoon's
clay, The three of
tight home ab t 40
zrgest fish in, :e lot
pounds,
The town band will
air concert this (WI -
Tho following is the
linin, R. 13. Hall
repaugh's Aggregation
,Southwell
of dui Ball...•
endentia ,... .....,
Gleaners
0. March—Col. ' it 1 R. B. Hall
God S 0 = he Queen.
A RUNAWAY. What might have
idem happened on the
Lower Wingham iron
y. Mrs. Harry Mc-
wanosh, accompanied
and her two children
n the hill in a buggy.
ke and the ho e ran
pants were th vn out
e bad outs , bruises,
ously hurt. 8
8. Waltz—Pri
4. March—Ind
G, Waltz—Litt
bona serious a
halleading to tl
bridge on Tuesd
Gee, of East
by a young lad
were coming do
The harness br
away. The 000
and received so
but wore not se
ZIEIaro 1Ring up phone No. 40 when
in need of anything in, a first class feed
store. J. H. Young, Flour and. -+eed
Store, Market Square,
CnA Nc1 E DR Y BUSINESS. J
elm
Gillespie who has LConducted a dray bus-
iuess in Wingha /for several years,sold
out to IVlessrs. B ttie . Bros., who took
possession on Mo day. Messrs. Beattie
aro- having the table on the Lemmix
property, recent y purchased by them.•
put into shape for keepingthe extra
horses required n their new business.
Mr. Gillespie h not yet fully decided
as to what he I do, but expects to go
to Manitoba th fall on a prospecting
trip.
PIAvo Fon SALE.—A beautiful up-
right piano, fancy walnut case, 7z/::
octive4 slightly used.. A. bargain. Sold
for cash or on time. Apply to P. O. box
68, Blyth.
A SPLENDID RE6�
Relief Association i
upon the splendid
1899. The addition
was $43,000,; so th
$200,000, The.ino
during the year w a
total 11,961. The
bershipis 37.30
deceased member
average rate of zr
association has $18
est at from 3, 1-2
Local boards cont:
t a
i n e gc
r
Wm
n
f
for Mar
i e t Prof
Oait at the old reliable tor best varie-
ties of imported fruits to be had in
Wingham. Plums in stuck; peaches
and pears on the way, also cabbages,
lettuce, lettuce, bananas, pine apples,
oranges and lemons. Everything good.
JAS. MoRuLvtE. Star Restaurant.
Tan Wraorrnar
and Thursday of n
of the Wingham h
is being put in at
tries are cowmen'
d fast. Everyt
am having a ver
g this year. Ja
ooth and score
McKelvie will s=
programme is car
FELL DOWN A
Ripley, and brat'
of town and s'
Zetland, was ole
Friday last, and
• pleted, he was 1
.1
'itn.—The I. O. O. F. in ,some way s
to be congratulated .bottom, a distan
record of the year. rescued and it,
to the reserve fund shoulder broke}i
total of it now is 'osthei'wise'iujnre
ase mrship lihe
1,1120f, memakingbethe texpectea'd.is doin
average ago of mem-
he average age of
wa:45.05 and the
grtality 5.09, The
,758.80 bearing inter
to 4 1.4 per cent.
Seo John Kerr's advertisement,
Wan I'Id TUBI*
the furniture dea
a limited number
pictures. They
the battles in Sou
not last long, andlI
should secure
Import glass,
Bolgium.
ACEs,—Wednesday
xt week'are the day's
rse races. The track
t -class shape and en-
g to come in thick
ling points to Wing -
successful race meet-
es McEelvio has the
card privileges. Mr.
that his part of the
'ed outo the letter.
Mr. Taylor at
er of Mrs. W. G. Gray,
• of Mr. Taylor at
ing out his well ou
vhen he had it com-
king over the well and
pped and fell to the
e of 22 feet. Ho was
as found he had one
a sprc•ned leg and was
atest reports say
well as could be
ELL.
Walker & Button,
les this week received
very handsome war
low various scenes of
Africa. They will
parties wl o want ode
lr1y,
0
cs
No Cum= EZEMP
Street Baptist char
sent a cheque for $5
staliment of tam ni
church is the only
pays taxes, and acct
was xA letter prot esti
tions. The letter,
John Firstbrook,
church, said:—"I•
on behalf of J
Church I am c
protest against
especially agains
eeolesiasticalprop
the principles whi
relations of civil
bodies, and reque
shall use its intim
amended so as to
tions."
FOR SALE OR RENT,: I offer for sale
or rent my house and lot, No. 6, on the
corner of John and Frances streets.
The house is a good 8 roomed one, also
cook house, and good hard -water well,
and a good stable. For terms and parti-
ollin,; agencies exist ( culars apply to THOS. TRWIN. 41
anitoba and Halifax,. A Goon Cow.—
nces. - f the Wingham Jane
which he may well"
weeks ago she gay
44 pounds of milk
would make over
for the week. Mr
milk` to the Bluev
of course would
butter the COW w
ebw calved on
last and, ie.a•.gfad
edV cure• shrely
Jet'ser •
The old saying lnnst be a true saying:
"That which` people don't know never
troubles them." We have arrived at
the conclusion - that people would bo
mucli troubled if they knew the prices
they have been paying by not getting
our quotations. But people ,are getting
"on to" the secret fasts WAL.ER &
BUTTON. . - -
DEATH ON A PI
aged 78 years, die
berro, on Fridays la
one of the earliest
speeted pioneers of
born in Gedzboroug
place he lived tint'
years of age. He in
in the Old Laud anc
ado nearly. 50 years
the county of Halt
Halton for some it
moved to the 10th
berry, settling on t
died. Tho first ye
berry he erected a
was then almost a
went through all
pioneer days, and
teresting st
Turnbeiry.
1883, at the Efgo
was married .a
Stevenson, who
daughter, 13y t
family of seven b
of whom are livin
of Margaret, who
1808, aged two -yea
his family are Mrs.
Hamilton; Almon
John, of the 10th
berry; William, of
section foreman oil tl
ona; James, blaeltsmi
Muskoka; Andrew, s
the G. T. ii., at Btu
who is farming on th
toss and Turnborry.
Mrs. Gray, one of d
is now serving his
EE
ennettHolines,
at his home in Turn -
1. - Mr. Holmes was,
d most lxighl7 res
=berry'. He was
, Scotland, at which
he • was nearly 30
ied Jessie Wilson
emigrated to Can
go, settling first'in
. H•e remained in
o years, when he
onoession of Turn -
farm on which he
he lived in Turn
log shanty in what
bush. Deceased had
the hardships of the
could tell'itany an. in-
f his early days in
vife died'zi December,
62 years: Deceased
econci time to Janet
urvives him with one
first wife he had a
s and two girls, all
with ttie exception
died lit Toronto iu
The members of
ray, who lives near
r, of Palmerston;
oncession of Turn -
hightail ;
urn -Ingham; Bennett,
G. T. It, at Win -
h at Trout Creek,
eti01;1 foretnazi on
vale, and David,
boundary of Cul -
he ,eldest son of
ceased daughters,
ountry in Smith
to the Wiugh,in
SUliY Sono
readers should re
School e± tdsion
ham's Civic Heli
fare from. Wing
and forohildren
leave Wingham
Goderich at 110'
leave Goderich a;
cups, saucers
charge at Goderi
take their own ea
be conveyed fro
the park free. -
vin Davidson at
ion has a cow of
el proud. A few
on au average of
or a week, This
00 pounds. of milk
Davidson sends his
e cheese factory and
at know how- much
lel have made. The
e 20th of December
, part Holstein,. This
old her own with a
its, direct from
LEGG.& Oo.
r.
IONS.—The Jarvis
in Toronto has
73, the first in -
the eliurch, This
ie in Toronto that
ponying the check
g against all exemp.
hick was signed by
Treasurer of . the
making this payment
vis. Street Baptist
irected to formally
exemptions, and
the exemption of
sties, as coutraty to
h should govern the
uthority to religious
t that the corporation
• ce to have the law
abolish such exemp-
' Apprentices wanted. at - once. Two
young ladies to learn tailoring.
tf WEBSTER & CO,
TOWN
A special meeting
oil was held • on S
consider the Hiatt
concrete walk on th
ine street between
river, and the cons
other concrete wa
mission to W. Cor
house on the river
Members of Cot
except Councillor
A communicat'
Roads and Sidew
effect that Cont
fused to reps:
Iuspector's aw
tion from E. L.
tor, giving his
Bell—McEen
be notified to
the defective
August next, ai
so by that tim
proceed with t
of will be chi:
Carried:
The following
read.: From S.
for a walk ou the
street from Joh
from Mrs. Shemin
on the east side of
Victoria to John s
Wood and otliers t
walk on the east si
Newton—Beattie
for walks on Franc
be granted and tha
walks committee b
with the construed
Clerk's report be re
of Revision.—Carri
Mr. Corbold was
erect a boat house o
Bell—Chisholm.
Jas. R. Wood to am
on .Alice street be g
so amended. Barri
Council then adjo
11 Ex0ulislON.— Our
ember the the Sunday
o Goderich. on Wing -
ay • (August '7th). The
am for adults is 85c
5c. The train. will
9,15 a. m., arriving at
lock. Returning will
7 p. in. Tea, coffee,
1 be provided free of
Excursionists will
abies and baskets will
Goderioh station to
r�0 YOL7 OSE
'Soap?
I f so, you should see our stock,
which is composed of some of
the most elegant goods in this
line ever offered,
�"c1r'4"�►A�gr'Sl.
That
Fly�::..
rarera
f the Town Coun-
nrday evening, to
r of repairing the
east side of Joseph -
e G. T. R. and the
notion and repair of
ks, and giving per-
onid to build a boat
bank.
oil were all present
Holmes.
n was read from the
lks committee to the
actor Barber had re -
the walk as per
. Also a communica-
ickinson, town solici-
inion in the matter,
ie.—That Mr. Barber
mmence the repair .of
dewaik by the 1st of
d that if he dogs not do
that the Council will
repairs and cost thore-
ged to Mr. Barber.—
of ours it; having a great
sale those days. It is ,just
*hat the farmer has been
looking for and just what
the cattle need. It has
saved others phoney,. it
will save it for you.
The 1
old 'Williams
Stand.
1UGLASS
Prop.
G, N. W. Office.
GREAT CUT IN PRICES.
Loved' new Blouses in very pretty
ry f
patterns being cleaue.l at actual cosi,
Prints, Ginghams, Muslim and all
Summer Goods to clear at cost. Great
bargains in Boots and Shoes,
Stacks of Sugars and all lines of'
Groceries and big values,
Highestprices paid for Butter and.
Eggs,
D. M. GORDON,
The Direot Importer..
'dewaik petitions were
IcBurney and others
east side of Francis
to Patrick streets;
nd others for a walk
eopold street, from
Bets; from Jas. R.
amend petition re
o of Alice street.
—That the petitions
and Leopold streets
the Roads and Side -
required to proceed.
of said walks, and
erred to the Court
d.
iven permission to
the river bank.
That the petition of
nd petition re walk
petition
• and
d.
ped,
CHURCH
Rev. W. Lowe p
adieu Foresters in t1
at Listowel on Sund
one hundred and lift
the service. -
Baptist Church.
preach at both servic
Morning subject "T
Life." Evening:
the World."
Rev. D. Perrie is no
days. Rev. J. C. Smi
Knox College student
oupy the pulpit
church for the next thr
THE TAI , FAIRS.
North-Western, Wingham, Sept. 27-28.
Western, London, Sept.
0-15.
Listowel, Listowel, Sept, 18-19.
Industrial, 'Toronto, Aug. 27 to Sept. 8.
Northwestern, Goderich, Sept. 18-19.
Northern, Walkerton, Sept. 18-18.
N. Perth, Stratford, Oct. 2-3.
HOW THIN YOU LOOri3
Do you into tone= it? If not,. take
Scott's Emulsion. 'Twill fill out your
sunken oyes, hollow cheeks, and thin
hands, Why not have a plump figure?
Don't let disease steal a starch on you.
Itis reported tha' in the United States
.the Wall Paper 'T' st has gone to the
wall.
Dr. Frederick H
years a resident of
inailufaotureit of
died Sunday, J
Beach, in his oigh
lingering Mama.
Themarriage
is
narrl
B. McCready, sole
non Collegiate In
M.
o
f
atLivingstone,
LV'e C;an Start any taste,
any price from roc per box of
three cakes, to asc per cake.
We have a few odd lines
Africa. Thefuneral which we are clearing out a
cemetery oil Monday morning was very bar air rices. See them
largely attended by 11 a mnnyold friends
and acquaintanees • deceased. His J. DAVIS;
seven sons attended - e fttnerel, six of •
then acting all•bearers. The DRUGGIST- AND CP`i`ICIAN#
bereaved will hava tl i sympathy of the
oommnnityin their • �reavemont, WNGHAM
t
mphreys, for many
ew York, and the
nmphrby's Specifies,
y 8, at Monmouth
-fifth year, after a
pounced of Mr. -S.
ce piaster of the Lon-
itute, t0 Miss Mary
rriston, The happy
event took place •n the 18th inst., at
Harriston. Mr. Creak* is a son of
Postmaster MoCre ay of Harriston.
a. Foy, who a umber of years ago
lived in the town hip of Hallett, but
moved from there to New York, UP
come back to pay a isit to the friends of
his boyhood days. It is over 25 goats
since Mr. Foy loft Clinton, set there
were many places tali oil faces familiar
to him, At present • is rusticating in
the country, the gees of Richard Blake
on the 6th eohcessiiott f Mullett.
OTES.
ached to the Can-
Methodist church:
afternoon, About
oresters attended.
The pastor Will
s next Lord's day-
s true estimate of
first thing in
r taking his Boli-
, of Toronto, a
f 1898, will oc-
in Presbyterian.
o Suii'ilays.
Rev. C. L. Mills, p. eached his last
official sermons in rinity church,
Blyth, on Sunday, 15th ' nst.. He has.
gone to Hamilton, wile o he will holi-
day
olmday for a short time 'eforc resuming
clerical work again.
Service in the :trona gational church
coming Sunday moral g end evening.
Such as have no cllt:•cli .dome, are
earpestly iilvited to w •rabip with us.
Subjects for July 2: the Morning—
"Practicing the present of God." Even-
ing—"Why Only One y to be Saved."
Rev, James Caswell, another of the,
devoted pioneer prone ers of Ontario.
Methodism died in Tor,nto on Friday
last. He served with eat accepl•anoa
on many charges, a • .ng the places
being Goderich, Luc now, Auburn,..
Londesboro and Duuga non. He was
superannuated in 1891, 'ince which time
he leis resided in Li towel, Grimsby
and Brampton.
Rev. Thomas Crew one of the best
known Methodist rain tors in Western
Ontario, died at Lo don. on Sunday,
aged 79 years. Mr. rews entered the
ministry iu 1851 and - gas first located in
'Kincardine. His Lave sons aro Rev. A.
C. Crews, Toronto, a =neral Secretary of
the Epworth League an 1 Rev. H. W.
1a
Crewel, pastor Oft Central Methodist
church, St- Thomas.
Wingham's Popalar Shoe Store.
Dollars saved by buying
Shoes now,
Sweeping Theist Out.
Yes 1 WO ate sweeping themlout by'
sweeping reductions in price. Sunlnler
Shoes ninst go, Bargains! Bargains!
"Quality and 'Quantity here."
Boys' Soots, 75e tf pair.
Men's Boots, 9Oo a pair.
Ladies' Oxfords, 75e to $1.00 a pair.
W GREER
.lino id a of'taunts and Valises cheap,