HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1888-04-20, Page 4East Wawanosh
Miss Ellen McGowan, of Myth,.
spent a few days with friends on the
7th, lust week.—Mr, Jolla Leaman, of
Lyndon, who was visitingfriends here,
returned home lust week —Mr. James
Wethery is seriously ill .with iWHant•
illation of the Lungs.—The farmers
this locality are busy sugar making, --
.An interesting debate took place at
the last meeting of the • No. 18,.Lit-
erary Society, which was held on :Fri-
day evening, 6th inst., the subject be-
ing, resolved, that « Prohibition r' , is
preferable to t, High License. " ;tlo
speakers for the atliruzative were : C.
'Wightauan, S. Morton, Lizzie Harrison,
"W. Stonehouse and M. H. Harrison.
Those for the negative were : P. W.
Scott, Basil Ooultis, D. Cook, R.
'Wigliturall, and S. Irwin. The 'de,
cision was given in favor of prohibi-
tion.
BORN.
VANELs'rnns,-1n Morris, on the 17th inst., thewifeaf
,,�p. :Hr, A, va,•tclstino ; a daughter.
�IIOItnEY,— In East 1Vawanosh, on the 14th inst., the
wife of Mr. Verney ; a son.
,j'.ANDRR8G8.--At the rna.Ise,. Whitechurch, on the 14th
ins,., the wife of lion. ,Tns. A. Anderson ; a son.
MARRIED.
Srnrsox—Bonen.— In Elma, on the 4th inst., bytno
Rev. A. Henderson, M. A., Mr. Alex Shnpson, of
Grey, to Miss Jane .inn Eliza Porter, of Eltna.
DIED,
Sraoa,r.—In Tuekorsntith, on the 8th inst„ Jane
Ross, wife of John Sproat, sr., aged 05 years, 0
months and 20 days.
CLARK.—ln Scaforth, on the 9th inst., 1Villiam, in.
fent son of Mr. Wm. Clark,
1PAaTE5.—In Clinton, on the 5th inst., Elizabeth,
wife of Mr. E. Carter, sr„ aged 82 years:
'WINGHAM. MARICETS
Wingliam, April 20th, 1888.
Flour per cwt....... , 2 25 to 225
Flour per bbl.. , . 4 50 to 450
Fall Wheat per bus
Spring
Oats... ,.,
Barley
Peas..,-.
Potatoes.. .. , ,
Futter per lh
Eggs per doz
•'Wood poi cord....... 1
Apples per bag......
Hay per ton.. •
Dressed Hos6
76 to 78
76 to 78
38 to 38
70 to 75
60 to 62
50 to 60
18 to 18
10 to 14
25 to, 1 50
50 to 75
7 00 to 7 60
50 to 7 00
o± S SLE_
f`iObIMODIOUS DWELLING TICUSE, nine rooms ;
'V also good cellar and woodshed : recently paint-
ed and in the best repair: hard and soft water. 1-5
acre lot attached containing a number of lino fruit
• trees,
For particulars apply to
MILS. HAMLYN, PATRICE' STREET.
;han7•i.April b, 1888.
TEACHER WANTED,
(PPLICATIONS WILL 13E RECEIVED BY THE
Trustees of School Section Ivo. 11, Tnrnhorry,
Gower Wingham,) up to THE 20r11 Off APRIL for
o. male teacher holding a „second or third class
certificate, duties to commence 0" the 1st of lhsy.
Applicants to state age, experience and salary for
the balance of the year. Apply, enclosing testi-
nionials, to • -
LACHLAN MOLEAN,
Wini;ham Ont.
C)41NTY OF HURON EXAMINATiONS, '88,
C EGOND AND THIRD CLASS non-professional
10 examinations at the Collegiate Institutes and
High Schools in the County, on Tuesday; srd July,
8.40 a.m. First C., July 10th, 8.40 a.m, Candidates
w.to wish to write at either Clinton or Seaforth, must
notify D. 31. MALLOW, Esq., 1'. S. Inspector, Clinton
P. 0., not later than the 21st of May, stating which
of the two schools they intend to write at, and there
who wish to write at Goderich, must notify Jogs E.
Tom, Esci., P. S.Inspostor, Goderich P. 0., at t110
sane date. The notice must be accompanied by a
fel of 55. or 510 if the Candidate applies for tJeFlrst
Class es well as Second Class Examinations. NO
name will be forwarded to the Departmentunless the
fee accompanies it Mead .Masters of the Collegiate
Institutes and High Schools, Will please send .the
applications of their Candidates to the Inspector of
tue division in which the Collegiate Institute or High
School is situated. Form of application may be had
from the Secretary.
PETER ADAMSON,
Secy D. Ex's.
Goderich, April 10th, 1881
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
,In. G t• --miter of IVILLIA.M DUI.JI:1OE, of
the Village of L Ieepple, in the 00nn(p of
I�rrrou, ,perchers,
alotioc is hereby given that the above named We.
Drusen has 0nade an assignment to me, under the
provisions of Chapter 20 of 48 Victoria, Ontario
Statutes, of all iris estate and effects 111 trust for the
penelit of all his creditors. A meeting of the credi-
tors of the said "state is hereby convened and will be
held at the law offices of Gibbons, Mcnah & Sfulkern,
London, on WEDNESDAY, TUE 18rif DAY OF
APRIL, A, D.1883, at 2:30 o'clock in tho afternoon,
for the appornt0hent of Inspectors and the git ing of
directions with reference to the disposal of the said
estate. All creditors of the said estate are hereby
required to file their claims with my solicitors, Gib.
bons, MoNab & 11011(0 11, London, (as directed by the
said statute) on 00 before the day of such meeting.
After May 2388, 1888, 1 shall proceed to distribute the
said estate, having regard only, to such. claims as I
shall have notice of; and I shall not be responsible/or
the assets of the said estate or any part thereof to
any person or persons \those Clain or claims shall
not have boon filed. 4
Dated, April 4th, A. D., 1888.
C. B. ARMSTRONG,
Greeoxs, MCNAU Jc MrLceo`r, Trustee.
Solicitors for Trustce,London.
Administrators' Notice,
)ti:' [.'ANT TO TILE REVISED STATI:TI'S OF
A. Ontario, 1837, Chapter 110, Section 80, the
vie:litersofWEMERALD CR00118,late oftheTmvli.
,ship of Morris, in the County of Huron and Province
r,f Ontario, YS4>ISN, who died oil or about the 8th
clay of Juno, A.D. 1887• are required to send to The
Toronto General Trusts Company, at the City of
Toronto, in the County of York, Administrators of
the sai'. deceased, on or before etc 30th DAY
08' APRIL A. D., I888, their :relines,
addresses and deseriptf• Its • thefu11 particulars of And all lines of Dress Goods,tlrcir claims; a statement of th011' acconntq and the •
nature of the ssenr'ities, (if any,) held by them, and
nnt;w 1a hereby given that the said administrators
will immediately after the last mentioned day proceed
to d istl iblitc the asiete of the raid deceased among Lha
parties entitled thereto, having roYard only to the
41ainta tf whish they shall then have bad notice.
J. A, MOPION,
Solicitor for Adnir.istrators,
iV;n ltun, 20th 1farch,18.88.
Gents' furnishings and TaiI'ori-ng Establishment,
P razi TO sUrr TAR Trisigs. ,
A stock of goods that in Extent, Quality and 'Variety is unsurpassed in
Wingham,
roiat and DomasU a 'iii 'po
� lio Io,
SUITING S, TRO WSEItINGS AND OVERCOATINGS.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
We.,plantecl the Seeds
right and our grow-
ing business is the
Harvest.
ES LI
'--TH�—
TAILOR_
cA law price for' honest
Merchandise, well
made, is the secret of
success.
Goods bought from us will. be Cut free of 'charge.
eltschor House.
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GORDON & Mc'-INTYRE,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS,
VERY'LARGE SHIPMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS
SUITABLE FOR THE SPRING- TRADE, VIZ.:
BOOTS. ASI SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES,
For every person, either young or old, rich or poor, and at prices that
will run hard times clear off the track.
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Beady -
Made. Clothing,
For Men, Youths and Children.
Large in Quantity! Great in Variety ! Small in Prices !
,Tdr ITS.
IMMENSE 3TOCIi. ENDLESS VAhIETY.
KNOCKDOWN PRIOES.
FURS ! FURS ! FURS !
The Latest, Newest and Nobbiest in Make, Shades and Quality.
Call Earl,,„-- and get First Choice
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GORDON & MeINTYRE
�_—uo
Hcndcrsoi s Old Stand,
FOR
Cheap Buttons,
Cottons, CottOn-
trades, Dress Goods, Prints,
1
Shirtings, Tweeds,
where you can get them tt°
BANIKRtUPT PRICES,. .
STARTLING VALUES IN GENUINE GOODS
STYLISH SPRING NOVELTIES,
MISS E. MURFITY
Goods Selected with .oar° and Bought i'or Cash,
MILLINERY
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ti;YIANTLE s,
Feathers, Gorgeotis Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Fringes, Enibroide.ries,
Insertions, Fancy Frillings, Ssc.
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. S 2LiS A1\"D SA tI1\1-S,
Mantles, Cashmeres, Dress Muslins, grape Cloths, ,Gloves, .Corsets, Bustles,
`Ladies' •and Childrens' Underwear, and Babies' Christening Robes:
LATEST NOVELTIES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
F, •! -EiRSTUR'S,
Extrt,Iirnitar 'i”.
JEWELLERY:-: :-• SALE.
Thus far, notwithstanding dull times, sales have
.EXCEEDED x EXPECTATIONS:
WHY? SIMPLY BECAUSE WE ARE GIVING
Wonderful Bargains.
AND
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WILD) 0OI TI TTTE TO T,OSO,
Till the stock is still further repuced or ENTIRELY DISPOSED' OF
I•am leaving town, hence this GItAN.9 GALAXY OF 'BARGAIN'S.
'ECONOMISTS NOTE THIS.
JMeINNE
' BIG DRIVES
IN
ORDERED CLOTIIING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
4
DRESS -GOODS, and
GENERAL DRY •GOODS
A FULL RANGE OF
BOOTS, - SHOES - AND - `GROCERIES.
GOODS BOUGHT AT BANKRUPT PRICES, and will be sold
At Lowest Possible Figures. ..
EAVETROUGHING,
STOVES TINWARE. DAIRY SUPPLIES, &c.
I bavd on hand a large quantity of the best brands -of tin mltnufactur8d in the world,
bought for cash at the lowest prices, in the best English Markets, ai d as my facili-
ties for purchasing these cannot be surpassed by any `firm in the trade in
Oanada, I am determined to sell my goods at the lowest possible margin
and not bo undersold by any.
MY STAFF OF •'SWSrORKMeN ARE A 1,
All work warranted first-class, as it is entirely done under my own immediate.
supervision,' Eavetroughing specially attended to and properly put up •
and completed. Stoves iii alt varieties, cheaper than ever.
1.4
TIEMEMBER THE PLACE—Opposite Exchange hotel, corker Josephine,
and Victoria streets, Barkley and RicCrirmnon's old ,stand.
• Call and see and you will carry honmo the conviction that 'what 1 say is.
correct, My Motto is
SMALL PROFITS and QTTICK RETURNS,,
A NI1v[13LE SIXPENCE IS BETTEMt T1X N A SLOW MILLING.
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