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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-09-07, Page 5WINGIIAN 'I'11IES, SEPTEMBER 7, 1900. Do you wonder that we're busy ? How could we be otherwise when we are selling all our summer goods at cost. Pretty Muslins worth 15c and 2oc, selling at loc. Yard wide prints 8e a yd'; Fast colored Prints 5c y'd, Bargains in Whitewcar, A large consignment of French Flannelettes to hand this week.. Just the dandiest goods' at a small price that you could possibly buy for Waists and Wrap- pers. They conte in Polka Dots, Plaids, Checks and nicely Flowered Patterns. We have nothing old or shop worn to work off—re- member that. The busy store at the busy corner. Button Block. • Western "air, La'.n ,,n. SEEMBER 6 h to 15th, E SOU. ries Clo e September 5th. S FROM OUR EIGIIBORS EVENTS OF INTEREST TO ALL OUB READERS,. What Wxdeawake Tunes Correspondents Qoirimuniotto the Items Clipped Prow. Our Exolinnges, glom S. Jennie, the littly daughter of James McCall, of Holyrood, lance Co„ died at the home of Mr. kIcOa11'.i parents, itli Uncap. Monday night Aug. 27th. She haalliMen poorly for some time and fad- , ed away despite tt11 that con111 be done. The mother 'lied a short time ago. Th baby was 0 months and 27 days old. Mr. and Mrs. D. Popo, of Wro:[oter,. Sundayed with M. aud Mrs. D. W. Campbell. Miss Mabel Harland, of Clinton is visiting at J. G. Fyre's, 1st line. Tho most complete exhibits '. Farm, Forest and Factory. New and start- ling special features.. Chariot rac by imported. Grey Hounds, Balloon Ascen- sions, Double Parachute Drop by � and lady, celebrator. Gymnasts, Aerial Artists and Acrobats. Firework each : ' ening. "The armoured train's attack on the Boer stronghold," and many eautifu et devices. Special trains over all line each evening a Send. for Prize Lists and rrogrammes. LT. -COL. WM. M. = ARTSHORE, President. the fireworxs. J. A. NELLES, Secretary. even•:w t" ,,:, co t , 4��� Troubles Of A Minister. To benefit others Rev. J. T. W. Ver - mon of Hartwell, Ga., 'writes; "For a long time I had a running sore on my leg. I tried many remedies without benefit, until I used a bottle of Eleotrio Bitters; and a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which cured me sounclaud well." Sores, Eruptions, Boils, Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum show impure blood, Thou- sands have found in Electric Bitters a grand blood purifier that absolutely cures these troubles. Satisfaction is guaran- teed or money refunded by Coliu A. Campbell, Large bottles only 50c. Painting, alterations, improvements, finishing, cleaning, renovating, all completed. We are now prepared to do busi- ness in the very best stand in town. Our stock of Jewelry is new, up-to-date and decidedly of the finest kind. Our optical goods comprise everything known to the science. Couple that with thorough and skilful workmanship and you have the „-.strongest combination. J. fiLulsw tLC. Mr. Eli E1liottl junior tvho was terribly scalded at the b explo • at the brick yard, is doing well. doctors attending fully expect him to re- cover. Miss Bolla Burgess is • visiting at To- ro o and Orono. • Mr. John "t1io Burgess,, igh Audit or f or Canadiau 0il,r o Foresters, vent to Brautford last week to attend the quarterly audit, but was obliged to turn home before his work was do he was taken i11 with pleurisy. ' other auditor, Mr. Thomas W. Gibson, Stitiilor for elle lamb ]tilled by lightning now director of the Bureau of Mines, is considered satisfactory and is hereby ou he 1V1s5TFIg1,4). W. H. Wightnrau andMolbnne Mc- Dowell left for Goderich Monday, the former to attend the Couuty Model School and the latter to attend Goderieh Collegiate. Westfield Foot -Ball team played a game of Foot -Ball with the Dnugannon. Stars at the Presbyterian social at An - bora, ou Thursday evening. The gauze was very interesting from start to finish resulting in a tie. Score Ito 1, Auburn were to lav had a game with Blyth F, B. C., but the Blyth boys failed to put in an appearance.. e- 1VIr, J. T. Carter, who condin t, an ex- tensive henuery in our villa., , lasts a • t hielten three months old that is hying eggs. harvest thanksgiving serwi^os will be held its Trinity church on aunday, Sept. 2.3rt1. Mr. 1;. Livingston has arranged to have his electric light .plant in running order again ',vithin.atxnonth, Blyth Pair will be held on Tuesday and Wedneetay, Oot. Seth itncl 10th, Tho direetOrs have avoided to erect a grand stand in the Agricultural Park, Last Stuuda.y evening Rev. W. Harvey Grant, 13..A.•, late of Hon:tu, China, co,: cul iesl the pnli4t of St. A.uch'ew's church, He gave a full amount of the work be. ing done then' by the mission with which he is couiaeuted as well as a c(tiit- prehousive description of the national complications at present misting in that country. IIs was listened to uy a large and appreciative audience,. He, Head A)rlght. "Large sores covered the head and face of our child," writes C. D, Isbill, of Morganton, Tenn., ('that no treatment helped till we used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which quickly cured her." Iu- fallible in Eruptions, Bruises, Accidents and Piles. Cure guaranteed.. Only 253. at Colin A. Campbell's drag store. r.1aaatoss. Tho tlireotors of the Culross Mutual Fire Insurance Co , inet in the Town Hall, Toeswater ou Aug. 25th, 1000;, all members present ; the President m the chair; minutes of previous meeting read and confirmed. Donaldson—Scott— That the request of the Trustees of S. S. No, 7, Culross to erect a new school house near where the old one stands be granted by observing clue care while doing so. -Carried. Donaldson—Scott— That all applica- tions for insurance taken by the agents since last meeting bo laid before the Board for examination.—Carried. as • Reid—Scott—That the claim of Ignatz ee[n'tk.ry, De ,eitssil hall w:trua friends in b1's un and her tura is sadly r carr tted by her eat aoivaintanee, Maty Orr Wa, ,'bor4 Loudon on :'January ilei, 18a4 ad its that place was united in marriage 'w, lUr. David. T, win on May i,tl„ 1878. Of this union six ehildr a were burn, all of whom are linin lir A., .of Battle Creek; De. W..1' ., of Howell; hail E., Arthur J.. Fred, W, and Auua.lr.'no, of this city. Deceased is the first of far family of four sisters and one brother to be oailed a Noy by death. The parents, Mr. and. Mrs. 1i,obert Orr, of London, are also still living. She was. at faithfat and, devoted wife and mother aud en- deared herself' to all with 'whom she became acquainted, Mrs. J. P. Graham:, of Saginaw; Mrs. John Scaudrott, of' Belgravo; Mrs, Shane, of islyth, and. Joins Orr, of London,. sisters and brother of the cleocassed, wore all prasout at the funeral, IIrrilCHurtCii. be home of Mr. J, 11I:Clonaghau was the scene of a pretty and gale wedding ou Wednesday, September 5th, when bliss Mary, his eldest daughter was married to R. J. Dobie,: hardware merchant of this place, The eeremciuy- was performed by Rev. A. I. I3roe'u. The bride was beautifully attired in a cream cashmere, prettily trimmed with satin aud chiffon. The young couple were uuatten•led and 1sft ou the 0.00 a. m. train on Thursday for a trip to To - alts, Cleveland and Ti:,ras extends ecn- fhiishecl tho world. Mr. Burgess is re- covering. Mrs. John McCracken, of the Blue - vale road, was visiting relatives in Brus- sels, last Week. 111r. Herbert H. Burgess, of Owen Sound, visited the King family last week. Miss Hattie Hodder, of Chicago, re- turned to her home last week after a visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Simeon Hodder, of Morris. ,2iss Max Flueker and Mr David. OPTICIAN AND JEWELER THE EAT NORTHWESTERN EX B1T O WILL BE HELD IN GOD a �:r,,. ,' A r r. .i.IC Tuesday and SE; Wednesday T018 Prize List Aggregates $2,00 Only 2 Days, but they will both be No Waste Time. Everything begins at one o'clock on YOU ARE INVITED TO COME AND 5 19 0. Hummers. Tuesday. EE. M y Hall, both of Blucvale, were married by Rev. C. Lake at the parsonage, Wrox- eter, on August 23rd. Mrs. J. J. ]Messer and daughter, Mar- garet, returned. to Hamilton, last Satur- day. Miss Aggie Smillie and Miss Alice Duff are attending Goderich Model Sohool. Mrs. 'Alexander MoNevin, of Seaforth was visiting her mother, Mrs. J. Messer last week. Mrs. John Hall has been very ill. Miss Aggie Herbert has recoveredfrom the injuries she received while wheeling a few weeks ago. Mrs. Wesley Thornton, of Detroit, is visiting at Mr. William Sellars'. Mr. James Burgess got second prize for the oheeso he exhibited at Toronto Fair. Second prize is thirty dollars. • Judge Masson will hold Court of Re- vision for Turnborry Voters" list in the Foresters' hall, Bluevale, epi September 18th. Mr. Louis Blake Duff arrived hone after a short visit to London, England, on Saturday. Fred Waxman spent Labor Day in Brussels. The choir of the Methodist church here assisted with the progranimo at the Methodist church tea -meeting, at Wrox- eter, on Monday night. Many of the wells in this neighborhood are dry. Some farmers have to drive their cattle to the river for water. A disease effecting the oyes is going the rounds of the dogs. Whatever it is it takes the spirits out of the clogs and loaves a bald ring around each eye giv- ing them a look of an owl. ronto, Niagara other places. ' .ro gr ulations. • Another pretty event took place Mon- dayevening at 7 o'cloe.k tit the residence of Mr. Thomas Foster on Young , street, it beiug the marriage of his niece, Miss Minnie Wellwood to Mr. John Holmes, a prominent young' farmer of Z1 flite church. Rev. John Gilpin p lrfur moil of4' rho ceremony in the presence rel itI c6 and personal friends. The bride looped charming. She was d:esse1 is white organdie, and wore natural flowers. I uncle, Mr. George Foster, gave irk a- way. Atter the ceremony a wedding supper was served and the evening picns- antly spent. The happy coupls left ou Tuesday morning for Toronto; Niagara Falls aud other places, where they will spend a short honeymoon, and will re- turn home Saturday. They will take up residence onllir. Holmes' fart at 'White- church. Preseuts were =Moroni. and costly, which showed the high esteoiniu which the bride is held.. Tho Tribune joins their many other friends in extend- ing congratulations.—:I; rristan Tri- buue. ordered to bo paid.—Carried. Donaldson—Ballagh—That having ex- amined the applications taken by the different agents and. find thein satis- factory the President and Secretary are instructed to prepare and issue policies for the same.—Carried. • Ballagh—McDonald That this Board do now adjourn to meet again ea the last Saturday of Sept., at 2 p. m. or at the call of the President.—Carried. D. Molxrosn, Sets'y . The Leading County Fair of West- Tho Best Speeding Programme ern' Ontario, held in the healthiest offered in the County. and Prettiest Town in Canada. Tummy — It has the Finest Fruit Display in • Ontario. No other County Fait has so good a Track, or such well arranged and Commodious Grounds and Buildings. ]Music each day by the famous Goderieh Marine Band. Entries (except for speeding) close Sept 15th. Drop a carol for a Prize List. JAMES MITCHELL,. Secretary. The Great Farmers' Trot or Pace. Prizes $30, x;20, $15 and $10. WnnNasnnT— 2.20 Pace aud 2.10 Trot, Prizes $175.00. 2.80 Pace and 2.26 Trot, Prizes $150.00. 2,45 Pace and'2,42 Trot, Prizes $100,00. 0 0 0 0 0 -—o- Sider Shoe Polish Many men use poor dressing on their shoes and when the shoe suffers as a result, blame tho thee inetead of the vandal polish. s ' Slater Shoe IyoliNh Is made to t7 protect ' ` Slater Shoes," keeps the 4 leather soft, pliable, healthy; pre - ! vents cracking and insures catia- factory shoe service; equally good for ladies' and children's shoec. Every bottle conttins a coupon goo,. for 5 cents, en tite price of '• 61ater Whoa. " Price '2:sterns ra 1 11 per battle. and .t'o worth it. 1. e1sCet a tOgy of "taltheriood,er ,,,i)a booklet telling Wahl -510y. For Salo Duly ill 1 GREER1 The Stratford Witter Supply Co. punaped28,712,840 gallons during the month of August, an average of 020,- 20 gallons daily. " fix{' .the Neil On the E'elet+' L romonammrrloormsovaiiiramao f1 you have eruptions, pains an the head Or kidneys, stomach trouble and feelings of auearincss, "Mt the nail Ott the head." Hood's. Sarsapartfln Is the hammer to use. 11 grant purify your blood. the masses praise it for doing this and making the avaiole body healthy. • Sick Headaches -"1 'was troubled kaalfai sltk headaches, 1 took Hood's Sar'- sapari(ta, my husband having been carat of silt taaeutn by 11, and soon it made the feel like a nem/ 'woman." x Vlrs, 1?obcrf McAfee, Deerhursl, Ont. Senteneed To Death. Blown to Ato.ns. The old idea that the body sometimes needs a powerful, drastic, purgative pill hes bion exlaloded; for Dr. King's New Life Pills, which are perfectly lila rules.., ;>eetly stimal ., Hear and ow o,stoexpApuisouons •:•se the »sstunt :t i•. .ruse' t ,, stipation seta She; He, . . • a = . gat at Celia A. Ca"ilabail'N ...a "You are in the last stages. • of Con- sumption and cannot live mere than a month," were the words of doom heard by Mrs. Rosa Richardson, • of Laurel Springs, N. C., from her doctors, "but she began to use Dr. King's New Dis- covery" writes R, L. Daughtou, of that place, "and was wholly cured by it. She is now a stout, well women." It's the supremo cure for desperate dieases of throat and lungs. Infallible cure for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, Whooping Cough. Guaranteed bottles 50c. and $1.60. Trial bottles free at Colin A. Campbell's drug store. 4ionn4T:. Mr, Toni Fotheringhta:n, of Walker- ton, renewed old.acquaintanees iu town o:i Sunday and Monday of this wee.;. Miss Maggie James has returnees from a six weeks' viriit with Allendale friends. The Division Court was held in the Towztship Hall en Tuesriay, .fudge Doyle presiding. Thi leg al frit.traity wet rep^eseated b • B trris-eri .D -olio son and "6tanstone of 'W ughani, ?3petton of Harristou and Irwin of Goirio, Miss Jessie MoLaughliu.has returned fern an estencled visit wvitii Tri.+wuls east of Toronto. Mr, Joe Eaton, of Conn, visited friends in G)rriehisG've�,:. Miss E lith Beaus is visiting in. Detroit, Miohiga:i. Miss Bennett, of Blyth was alio guest of her c aisle., Miss 3a 'tree Mama last week. Mr. D. Robb, Public Scheel Inspector of Brussels, is in this vieiuity this 'week. Miss May Jaynes who lists beeat visit- ing her sister iu'Orillia for the pint fot}r months returned home on Tiescu:y. . A largo crowd took in the sp ,rts on Libor DJy. Evarythaas passed. o 1' sue- cessfully. I'Iiss Etta Cuinaner spent Sunday with her friend,' Miss Lily Tate. We are sorry to ie to t the e,erioes ill- uess of lir. P. Arle:rvorth, who 'Ives just south of the -tillage, but we hope he will seen be convalescent. The shower of rain ou Labor Day ntoruiug weut against the demonstration here. The base ball game in the morn- ing between the Gerrie aucl Fordwich juniors resulted in a tie—six runs each. The next game between the Fordwich and Wroxeter seniors was a curse. exeit- ing game. Wroxeter won out by one run aud an inning. After dinner Clifford and Gerrie teams p'.aye i a one-si led game, the former winning by a score of twenty-six ruus to one. Tho victors of the two previous matches then played oft far ra prize, which Wroxeter wan by a score us: fourteen to twelve. The clos- ing exercises of the day's sp ,rts wag the foot ball match between Listowel and Brussels, which the former w.;n by a score of two goals to one. LISTOwLL. .after an illness of about four weeks Miss Mary Aim Hay, the third slaughter of the late RobertHay, died at her home in Listowel on Sunday morning, Aug 26. She was first affected with spinal imen- ingetis and on the Tuesday before her death paralysis set in ou the left side which prevented her. taking any nour- ishment and she gradually lost her strength. After the death of her father and three young sisters at the trine of the severe epidemic of typhoid in the village some 40 years ago, Miss Hay lived with her mother uutil her death in 1888, since which time she has kept house by herself, her home being a fav- orite resort of her many relatives in town. Out of her father's family four brothors and three sisters survive and are living in Listowel except Mr. D. D. Hay who lives in 'Stratford, and Robert Hay of Owossa, Mich. The funeral was private. The Listowel Chair Factory Company, a partnership consisting of the 1.'orbes Bros. of that town, made an assignment on Tuesday of last week to 11ir, Samuel Bricker, one of their local creditors, They were handicapped from the first by a want of sufficient ctipital, as welt as by a lack of experience in the trade. A .complete list of their liabilities is not available, but it will amount up all total to about :t, 4,700. Of this° about $250 i made up of wages. About $1,70011 00.1:1 ow - a sn , tvever,Pisappoint9 .' LLI.ST WAWAl\OSn. Tho Liberals have appealed to add the names of about 20 persons to tho Voters' Asti and make a few other miner changes. The Conservative appeals number three. Misses Mabel Mason and Isla Reid and: Messrs John Elliott, Nath. Johnston raid Wm. Auderson ware in Toronto attend- ing the fair this week. Mrs. Jas. Parker is at present confined to bed with a ;light stroke t.f paralysis. Miss M. Lind, of Lower Wingham, spent ' Sllnclay with her cousin, Miss Menzies. Messrs. J. and R. Currie Sunclaye3 with friends near Marnoch. Miss Carrie McGee and. Miss Maggie Wellwood are attending the fair this week in Toronto.. The Misses Winters and Mr. Will Mc- Murray of Morris spent Sunday at Mr. Peter King's. The anniversary services of the Brick Methodist church on Sunday last were largely attended. Rev. Shaw preaching morning and evening. A good program was very creditably rendered consisting of 'speeches by Revs. Brown, Braudon, HaIl,Shawv aud Brown, which coat tined good solid thought and some very help- ful points. Recitations were given by Misses Wellwood, McGee, Reid, Walk- er, aud Patterson. Music was furnish- ed by the Methodist and Presbyterian choirs and by Mr. A. Goodhew. Mr. and Mrs. Constable, Mr. Young and Miss Wade spent Sunday with friends on the 10th. Mr. D. Beicraft left fcr St Thomas on Monday. Mr. James Blackbrough; who is visit- ing hexa from Anaconda, Montana, has purchased MrS. Jolla White's 100 -acre farm. Tot 4`a Opal, for $3,000. Lig for inaehitiery upon ww hich. tut au- tifacturers and dealers from whom they were pttrelutsed hold liens es se- curity. They owt'e ntiottt .$1,403 to banks and private individuals in the town in the form of notes, the most of which is secured by an endorsement. The asset consist entirely of the building, plant and machinery and goods on hand. It would bo difficult to place a cash value upon these assets hut taking them at in- voiced price they amount to botwveen $4,500 and ;4,000. Mr. Robert O'Hara, Mastery in Chan eery its Chatham, is oa4. Children Ory ir6e c:ASIOi• A rr Mrs. Ann Stitt, who at -one time to- silolL near Auburn, died in Listowel on I!'ridtty last acid was iuterred in Burl s o snietery, Hallett, on Monday after Icon, She was 87 years of it1;.s. Robert Milne has sod his100-a farai,lot 411 0011, 2, to Mr. ...fames u. 11 - well, of Ilullett, for i55t . Mr. r';s Well's seta sets, Rob trt, lc t4 wtu Rased the adjoining 100 -erre lam from Mr: °har.es Stewart for $40110 iYY.i.rxt.wr• t.. li'rom. the nit to. R+nnwrli(^t t w.t tape e following with referene • to the death of ,Mrs. Dev>(d Erwwlu '",`.';+ -"After months of itis;ns.' Mrs. D, Erwvi1t passel fro n th's life last Sunday at Mapl i Rapids, where she was taken: for treatment several weeks ago. The reimtitis were 1 rottght to her home in this city on Monday The funeral services wets hell Oa Wednesday, cony dticto l by' Vie L. O. T, M. of Leslie of which deeeasei was a iiiember,and the teiiittins laid at tett its Maple Greve The Department of A4ric:tltuee has decided to issue a di,•eotery of ta, Can- adian breeders of live steak. Dr. Bryce, proviaclat health inspec- tor, discussing the oatbrealt of the plague iu Glasgow, whim has closed trade connection with Centala by way of Montreal, expressed the view that the disesae may possible iavado some of the coast cities of the United States, although the danger to the Ct nadiau Atliutie ports is not so great. Don't Get TIn Get fat; get nice and plump; there is safety in plumpness., Summer has tried your food -works; winter is coming to try your breath -mill. Fall is the time to brace yourself. But weather is tricky; look out ! Look out for colds espec- ially. Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is • the subtlest of helps. It is food, the easiest food in the world; it is more than food ; it helps you digest your food, a,nd get more riutri- znent from it. Don't get thin, there safety plumpness. Mar: woman and child. I[yett hst+ehottriectt It, teeu s d tat free p its 'agreeable taste wits sarl+riea tt. ltd O `7` 1', IIt7WN1t, Cttetyit*t% Toronto, ',$ori. slaves $t,00;..a11 drool*