HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1885-10-09, Page 5Cdtiint ''items,
Vin Dano has puephased the Ger*
'rie gist mill from Stinson. Broa.
v'i' iot�hrt Wray, of Garria, has a cow
whioli gives enough milk in four days
to •rn ke six pounds of butter,
00.4
2 pother largo township drain is to
bo dug through a portion of West
W avanosh
Two deaths froin typhoid fever
have taken place hi Clinton, and two
or three other parties are laid up with
the amo complaint.
Some inean fellow in Brussels eflp-
tured •.a neighbor's hen ' and after
Plueking it thoroughly sent it home
withlut any cloths on. It hill to be
killed.
A voatig man in Clinton who was
deaf time his :Revving restored lest.'
week by undergoing a surgical opera-
( ion in which a small membrane was
moved from the roof of his mouth.
Scott. Broca, and Thomas •
Govenlock, FI ALL
of Seaforth, have purchased a largo
:grain .elevator at Griswold Station, i
Manitoba. It has a capacity of 30,- I.
•000 bushels, and was erected last year
Iiy the Farmer's Union at a cost of
110,000 and was purchased for $2,- a...
700.
S. ELAOETY,
TII141 BUSY HOUSEWIFE .AND TIIE THOUGHTFUL HOOS4.'
HOLDER SHOULD PROVIDE FOR CHANUIN;:1 WJ ATII2R
BY S.ELEOTING THEIR GOODS NOW, AND INSPECTING
iaZ1!4ENSE STOCK DISPLAYED BY
The LEADING UNDERTAKER. W HIT1 E D U, F E
'VT i -G-ii M_
A WINTER SUITS.
FP)
000--000
BELL, THE TAIL
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€s just received from New York
"`'��I Lockhart, teacher in School Section No. 6, East Wawanosb, in-
tended selling his property and re•
moving to the States, but en recon-
sidering the matter has aecided to re-
main in Wawanosh, and reengaged in
the sa
,same section at the me salary.
He has been employed in this section
for a' number of years, and his still
ccn"tinuing in the same school epealcs
well, :Or hien and the people,
Three cases 'of,-iilleged violation of
ilio provisions offiie Scott Act came
Mayor „ 7.t'orrester, Clinton,
n;,:,i,riday of. last week. The com•
i,t;tiftta were made by constable. Davi;
r .7tlyth, prosecutor for the Scott Ac'
kssocia ion. The charges were agains ;
4= Spooner, menton, Mr. Schaffer,
ppen and R. Reynolds, of.Hensail.
'1'•ie Inst two named wise each tined
it) and costs, $7,25. The case -i-
.al.,atinst Spooner was dismissed.
'a' ie n,port of the Burenau'1f• Statis-
sties Toe the Province 1,f Outartd, for
the past, year, has just .been issued.
Therein is a table giving' tin) ''assessed
valuation of real property in counties
n i m the past 11 years In 1873 Huron
a•a5 assessed at $10 01 per a^re, and
in 1883 it had risen to $30.94,;' it has
been slightly over $80 for the last five
nearsHat ton, Pref and Perth are
well in the thirties, slightly higher
than Huron; while Oxford, Brant and
'Fort: go over the forties. Tne popul-
ation of the townships in Huron, in
1872 was 50,387, and in 1884'; -only.
48,934. the populations of the towns
I'. aunt Fv,'ill'>'lges, in 1884 was 1'i,430, a
to;rfU pdpulatior, in the county of
4h7,869 Tieing 3,000 less than the as-
sessor's returns gave it in 1878.
the latest. fashion plates of Fall
and Winter Suits. A large
number of styles to se- EVEYTHING IN THE LINE OF DRUGS;
lect from. Don't fail to see them.
Give all clesaoaa chance, to invest their means to the beet advantage is
COAL,
PARLOR, BOX
AND
COOK -STOVES
FURNACES, •
AND
RANGES,.
TINWARE,
Lamps, Lamp Goods, Cutlery and Woodenware'
And in fact everything for a house from garret to cellar in our line. Ain•
crican and Canadian Coal Oil, wholesa e and retail. Eavetroughing a
specialty. Repairing neatly and proulp ly done. A so sole agents
for the Celebrated Rochester. Electric Lamp. Don't make any
mistake but call al inspect our stock and get our prices.
WHITNEY & D CTFFIELD,r
STONE BLOCK, W'INGHAM,
A. Fine and Naw Stock Df Ladies' and Gents' Shoulder Braces, Laurance
Spectacles and Eye Glasses, A T Cross Stylographtc Pens. Also
a fine lot of sponges, Perfumes, Toilet Soaps and
U00-000-000
ilhF YOU WANT A STYLISH OR BUSINESS SUIT
AND A GOOD FIT CALL ON
W. A. CAMPBELL
Born.
' Paocroa.—In Bolgrave, on the 21st ult., tho wife of
C. Proctor, carpenter, of a son.
BnLns.—in Bolgrave, on the 20th ult., the wife of G.
Bolos of a daughter.
Betgrave, on the 28th ult., the wife of L.
.1. Bell, of a daughter.
"CAvt.on.—In Bolgrave on the 4th inst., the wife of A.
Taylor, merchant, of a daughter.
mm nAto.—In Wingham, on the 7th inst., the wife of
Jos.:Hincald, of a son.
Married.
yrlRAY—MEnmiLr.Y.—By the Rev. D. C. McDowell On
the 22nd ult., at the residence of tho bride's father,
Alfred Gray, of Wingham, to Kato, daughter of
Vm. Morkloy, of Turnhorry. '
t0Ar,LowAY—Par5RMAtt.—By the Rev, D. C. McDowell
on the 7th Inst., at the Methodist Parsonage,
%inghaum, Win. Galloway to Miss &mmaPeterman,
alt of Howlck.
Died.
Cubo.—In Morris, on tho 28th ult., Patrick Smith,
father of A. R. Smith, of Brussels.
THE CHEAPEST
MONEY
,on the market. Private or companies' .funds
Loan on farm security ate, 1.4 and 7 per cent.
Apply to
H. DAVIS,
Opposite the Market Square, Wingham.
.WINGHAM itt&RKETS.
to
1Vinghain Oct. 9, 1885
,Flom! p, r cwt. $2 25 to 2 50
Flour per bbl ....,... 4. 50 to 5 (.0
•
Fall tiVheat per bas.... 80 to 80
Spiirng t' .,. 80 to 82
Oats , 't a ,.. 25 to 28
Barley it 45 to 55
Peas tt11150 to • 57
Potatoes new
Butter per lb
Eggs per doz4-........... 1h 0 .. 14
Hay per ton new 800 to 0 00
I1": �t1 ,..... ...,..,..,. 1 0(` t, 1 50::
SCOTT'S OLD BANK.
•
IF YOU ARE 1N NEED OF
= uruture,_�
Of every description, call and
see our stock at the
Vn!ha Furniture Factory
We cannot be undersold, as we
make such large quantities at one time
that we are Enabled to sell at a Less
Price. Try us for
BEDROOM & PARLOR SUITES
before you purchase. The more you
buy at one time the Cheaper you can 1
get it. Orders fur Car Load Lots :
always bate our prompt attention. '
Saw Logs taken at our saw mill in ex-
change for Furniture.
SCOTT &.B JLL;
W'NGiH tM.
FALL IMPORTATIONS.
IONS.
0
Immense Bargains at the Corner
Store.
0
Our Stock of Fall and Winter Goods Is complete, and at Greatly'
Reduced Prices. In Dress Goods will be found Wool Serges, Ottoman
and Jersey Cords, Cashmeres, Velveteens, Cloth Suitings, Wool Plaids.
Special Bargains in Ulster Cloths, Blue, Brown, Black and Grey. A
large stock of Canadian and Scotch Underclothing. Boys' Combination
Suits. A .Eine selection 'of Scotoh and Canadian Tweeds, In Ready.
Made Clothing a largo assortment, Stylish and quality unsurpassed. A
large consignment of Overcoats just to hand in Men's Bova' and Youths'
Knitted Wool Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Hats. Caps, &c. Boots and
Shoes' from. the beat makers. A. large stock of Pure and Fresh Grocer-
ies, Crockery and Glassware, a great variety in New Designs. Our
stock was never better assorted than at the present time. From now
until the lst of January we wiidl give Special Bargains in every depart-
ment,. Don't forget to call and examine our stoeli before purchasing
elsewhere.; We mean business and will clot be undersold. Wo have a
Largo stock and want to sell the goods.
20 to 231
12 t0 J;, 'We ELLIOTT,..
And Druggists' Sundries you want at
T H. E PFIAIIMAC )
Br. TQ LRR S R STWIZ
w=NG-11
HARRY HISCOCKS
Has just opened out a fresh and choice stock of
Groceries, Provisions, and Fruits,),
In the stand recently occupied by 0, M. Newaris, and solicits
'a share of the public patronage.
000-000— --
°CALL AND SEE HIM.
—JUST RECEIVED--
. LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF
s «hes, Jwefry etc
At Lower Prices than Ever Befoi. e�
Offered in Wingham.
Sell AS CHEAP as any House in Canada, Try me• and see•
fur yourselves.
HALSEY PARK
Don,t fail to attend the'
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�.kiLt] SA
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T. ...,�... 1 �::., S''
For 20 days at cost.
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Cope, Brig Your Money and: Bby Cheap Gbodst
Na Reserve and. No Humbug..
Corn.er Store„ , ingamt. Vli7t;ltfl�r'A.tlt"tiDt' Ig, l$8ii
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