The Wingham Times, 1897-08-06, Page 1111 II!.fli.Ir .
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VOL. XXVI.---NO. 1320.
ENTli k EAU.
WE
SELL CHEAP
In order to make quick, easy
selling this warm weather, we have
marked all our summer goods. down.
Special prices in Dress Goods
Muslins,
Striped Linens,
Cotton Coupons
Pelim Goods,
Parasolls,
Ladies' Vests,
Blouses,
Belts,
Ontis & Collars
Speeini prices in all Summer
Tweeds.
Special prices in Millinery in this
department.
Goods are lower than usual every.
thing at cost and under.
A special lot of Bats at 15e. worth
from 75e. to $1.25,
Special prices in men's golds,
Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Hats and Order -
Clothing. Our stock of men and
14_ s' Straw Hats is the best in
town, all the newest styles and the
prices to suit you.
A few pairs left yet, of those
ladiesBoots, Shoes and Slippers at
75c. and 1, whieh Wee what we
ait.'a asking fur them. Always special
prieea at the Grocery minter. A
handsome Folding Back Lawn Chair
givea away with Baking Powder.
Secure one for your lawn or veran-
dah. The best 25e. Tea. in Wing -
am.
We have a market for every
llerry you have got. We will buy
all you,Dring us.
WE SELL CHEAP.
110MUTH & DoWLES
ararriage Licenses
batted by Faceek PATEasox, No 23, Vic -
GOT la etreet, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
requtred.
FALL TEEM SEPTEMBE4 1
Place to obtain a thorough business
training is the
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
STRATFORD. - ONT.
A school that properly prepares its
students for business life.
Attendance this year doubie that of
ast year.
Only one kind of business training
given to our students and that "the
best." .
.k Write for partioulars.
W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal.
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FRUIT
FRUIT
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WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6,1897.
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PREPARE ADV TISING PLANS
The fall trade wil ,koon been, it promises
to be lively, and, herefore, now is the
time to be thinkine out plans for increased
and more vigorous edvertising. The Trams
is ready to look aft :r its patrons in the
best possible mann tr. Our eplendid circu-
lation goes int e the heeds and homes. of
people able and wil ing to purchase. Think
out your advertisin ! plans and make up
your mind to get a he of the new and
enlarged business t • be done in the fall by
somebody. The Tiles is the best plane to
get anything you p led in the job printing
line. Wo turn out teat work and cheap
and on the shortest -;oseible notice. Give
us a trial order and e will do our beat to
please you.
LOCAL NEWS.
-Canipbell's Headache \Were guaran-
teed to cure headacbe,
on the market.
-Peaches have mtdo their appearance
-The regular monthly meeting of the
School Board will bo held on Tuesday
evening next.
-Only three da n more of the Glass
Blowers. Don't fit 1 to see them. Alter -
norm 2-5, night 7-1C.
- Work on the ne••• sidewalk on Centre
street is going along nicely and it will only
be a few days. befor, the work is completed.
-Messrs. D. Stoma, of town, and E.
Pugh, of Niagara T dIs shipped e. ear load
of b itchers' cattle to Niagara Tells on
TI rsday. 41
-Pearl aloere, tile little'daughter of Mr,
Wm. Moore, had he misfortune to full
from a cherry tea ne clap last week and
break her left erne
. .
Something new in Canopy -Top Bed-
room suites at Ingram:* & Burro's. 5410
-It is noteing no' • to see Mr. James
Louttit end his bled pony on the street
these fine evenings. The purchase was
made near Kincardite.
- The Voters' Harter the town of Mug -
ham have been prin_ed and delivered to
the town clerk. Itbow 812 voters -in
part one, 528; part • two, 152; part three,
132, and 279 entitle t• serve as juror&
Try a package of ver Dust Washing
Powder. It knee oap completely out.
On sale at N. A. rquharson's.
--The Wingham lean foot -ball club
drove to Bluevalo ou atarday evening and
defeated that place by a setae of 2 to 0. A
return match was pia; •ed on the park here
on Tuesday evening r !suiting in a draw.
-The Libby Glass Blowers are exhibit-
ing on the vacant to next to the Presby-
terian church thi week; to those who
have never seen the process of glass blow-
ing, these operatic, s are interesting and
worth seeing.
" For anything ir
tomatoes, cuournbers
MeReivie,•the Star
to line of fruit,
go to Jas. A.
es =mt.
The boiler for the Wiugham Flax
11. ill arrived last wool and the workmen
are busily engaged implacing it in positio
Theboiler vets built_ by Mr. Crystal of
Goderich. The reel of the machinery
-arrived from Baden en Wednesday and
will be pieced in podtion at once.
-The train hanci; of the London G. T.
R. freight have had a great deal of 011ie-
tion thrown - upon 'them during the past
year said half, Tile first being the terrible
accident which bof Brakemen Alex Liv-
-Division Court 'w 9 beld yesterday, I -Have you any 'army with) on your
,TudgeDoyle of Goleri , presided, place. Then adverse them the Tinge.
-Mr. Wm. Button 1
removed from the sir
Josephine street.
e teal the rubbish
of his premises on
-B, W. Cross, unt 1 three 303rd ago,
controller of the Wiatean Eeho, hes ag&ii
resumed control of th et journal.
Ireland & Button has added a delivery
wagon to their business and will deliver
goods a reasonable dietance, • 5.14t1
-You will bo inter
Glass Blowers now sh
lot next Presbyterian
Mr. Gavin Wilson
=need pulling pe
This is considered v
sled in Bitting the
wing hers on vacant
churoh.
of Turnberry, com-
a ort Motley last.
y early for this year.
-The afternoon a. P. R. train was six
hours late in art ving at Wingham on
Tuesday last, owing to some break at
Arthur.
V -Mr. S. G. Bt awn, formerly of the
Timm has secured excellent position ou
the Wimlipeg Nortl Wester, me despatch
reporter.V
-For first-class tailoring and °beep
gents' furniehings, try Webster & Co.
Remember the place, in Queen's block.
-The football b of town are trying to
errange a ;net= with the Haran'e of
Seaforth.
-The farmers oa-this section have been
making good use ot he splendid harvesting
weather of the past week.
-Mr. McLean, Lncknow, ehipped
two oar loads of expert cattle from here on
Thureday. per G. 1-"R.
-Mr. Win. Clegg
wheat to the Wolv4
Toronto, on Tuesda
-Mrs. Smith lta
hoose from the Rli
apartmeute in the
shipped five cars of
dale Milling Co., of
laat.
moved her boarding
g property to the new
ut ton bloels.r
Si A YEAR IN ADVANCE
TowacouNcri, SPECIAL OFFER.
The regular nueeiltly meeting of the
town council was ledd in the ceuncil chain.
ber on Monday eve big. Memb Era present: ;
Mayor Mortal, Ret 'o Gregory, and Coen-
°Wore McKinley, 11 nson, Reading, Shaw
and Robbins.
The minutes of la t meeting were read
and approved.
Communication w s read from City Clerk
of Toronto re sendi • delegates to Toronto
to attend meeting t* discuss abolition of
taxes was read and tiered to be Med,
Communication w s read from Mr. R. C.,
Scam of Harriston, re the establishing of
a rectory for the ma cufacture of wheels in
Wingham was reed. Referred to the Ex -
Just arrived another er( of those native Committee.
"colored =rite saucers a d ates" that sell Treasures report or the month of July
as ohcap as common w e goods.
. A. Feneenensate was res d as follows:
D. McKinley, sale • earth, $ 3.50
-If yon want to 1 ern to handle glass Cemetery lots
see the Glass Blow re now showing here 24.00
(SO
Fines
on vacant lot next Presbyterian church, Co, Heron, bounder line grant33.1G
The rose was on - lave' erublem, Pu olio Library cow -rt 5.00
The delta' is bay 's emblem COW -
But a change be times reveal ;
invoice
Toronto Sewer Pip Co., discount on 15.00
.. 1.41
It looks more iko a wheel. Mies Houghton, co certs
-Mr. Walter &iota, of Brussels, won the License, merry -go. ound .
-Civia holiday eas generally observed 10.00
yesterday.' A number took in the Masonic 92.68
first prize for toseing caber meth° animal
Scottish games, givet at Hartford, Conn.,
on Monday. excursion to Poet Stanley and quite a Cash on hand
i'reperty Gemini tee reported. as follows:
. .e1130.00
number enjoyed t letnselves at the Metbo-
-The Glass Illoivers are in town this - dist S. S. picnic le ;id on the Zetland Hata. • That the firemen b • rebated 82.50 of hall
week. Don't fail to see these artistic If you doubt what your neighbors say mut, when they fa lash council inveutory
about Ireland & Button's prices just cell in • of goods in their in 11; that the town hall
people, and get a ha weenie present, all for ; and see for yourself.
10 cents. 5.14tf besertibbed; that caving to other experteee,
-The Libby gla. a blowers aro giving i no flag be purchase I. this year.
-Mr. John Hanna has had a new hard -
exhibitions in a ea vas tent on vacant bot Hauson-Robbit s-n.liat report of the
wood coiling placed n his store, and lute
next to Preabyteri k-, church. Those who ;Property Committ• 0 as just read be adopt -
also had it repainted- Mr, Hanna's store . .
now presents a nice, :dean appearance. bave not .. . in a .4, .. r000ss 0 t ed -Carried.
glass blowing shot Id =Lk° it a point to I The Finance =late° reported, re-
-Business men :I others of Wingham attend. It is web worth the small fee! comuaeuding the p yment of the following
who want neat bit heaele, totter heads, ch rged. : accounts :
envelopes, or any of er kind of job printing 'Van Vannorman,
-The widely laaown and highly esteemed Thos Manuel, sale
will find the Tntes ffi ea just the place to
got them;
--Major South 1, Commissioner Eva
Booth's representat ve for aVesternOntario
=ticketed the rape ings in the S. A. Barr -
salts on Wecines ey evening. Ile was
assisted by Adjuta t and Mrs. Myles and
Ensign Wiggins.
Dr. Ma.adonald is now permanent-
ly at home aria can be consulted by
his patrons.
-The waterwm ts extension on Patrick
street from Shute; to Frances street has
been completed. rhe firemen were out on
Saturday evening ast and tested the same.
A. length of boss 'as laid from the hyd-
rant ou the cornei of Patrick and Tree -lees
streets to the schrel building. The water
050 be thrown as sigh as the school with
ease. This will tea a great convenience in
ease of fire at the milord, as it an now be
reached without r ey trouble..
-The finnamiel report of the Wingham
Methodist church for the year 1890.97,
shows the follow' ig contributions to con-
uxtionel funds: iicaterly Officio.' Board,
0930.45; TrusteeBoarcl, eb48.48; Epworth
eve 00- ;Sunday Settee!, 019660;
50 ; Missionary Society,
Initiation Fund, $60.00 ;
nd, $12.70; Contingent
neral Conferenb3, 07.19;
lief Fund, $5.80; Susten-
=day School Aid, 44.00;
Society, 01.75; Total
n •
A.ict
el 88.08e Super
Eduationol F
Teed, $5.36; G
Union Church
Wien Fund, $7:
Weinen's F. M
e2118.00.
WED ING DELLS,
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°Joey $ 34 00
8 31
10 00
y
pastor of St. ndrew's Presbyterian Thos Irvin. salarj
chureb, London, - v, IL Johnson, accom- Municipal World, auk forma 58
paniel by Mrs. J sten, were ceiling on St. Lawrence Fon ry Co., water
some friends in to n Met Saturday. They 1 pipes, hydrants, et, 201 21
had just returned eom the Pacific coast,.P R, freight on W W supplies29 28
where they were Mieuding their holiday 1 inghana Electric Light Co., lights
Mr. Johnston was one et the Canadian 1 for July 35 20
representatives t ; the great Christian - Button &Tessant, reef order 80
Endeayor Conven lou held in the city of D PloRtniayelayingo a sidewalk, $7,
Sanfranciscc, Cal, Mr. Johnston speaks i superintencliug, $ 1.75 29 75
in glowing terms of the Canadian west Jas Brock, work on ereets, $11.88,
1 work on property, 5 le
and North West.• 12 38
Everything goes at Ring's. i Geo Ilughes, work on streets, $12.63 13 13
le v erybody goes to Winghain, King's on property 50 cen s
Annual Sale is "on". , Chas Barber, teanunee -----------13 90
We still buy Butter. Eggs and Wool. - Win Moore, work at 'V W 4 60
Highest prices cash or trade. . . Thos Montgomery, week on streets5 00
G. E. Knee. ! Alex Campbe13, " " " 11 13
" la I, 3 13
It t4
Thos Moore "
i
-Stratford Her Id: "The medicine
vendor who talked o sweetly to a throng Win Moore8 18
of admire:a ou tit ntarket Friday night .J Gillespie teaming cereets, 013.67
16 47
and induced the n to gather up closer
teaming W W 8)
while he confided ionte secret, pulled in El 0 Brown, printing.
23 00
50
nearly 620 before •e finished up, giving in A. E Simmons, printita c
return a small botele of rain water and Alex Ross, express au telegrams50
some harmless co ering. Ile was going`to Jos Ballard, special co table 4 50
stay in the city a long time and do some A G McGregor " 6 00
wonderful things but he vanished Satur- ' John Clegg & Co., sup ies W W
get back went hal," We believe this same • A. B. McDonald, teaming W 12 1250
day and the dolises the loons expected to ' $13.47,streets, 115.65
Tilos Moore, work at W V 3 00
gentlemen was i - Wicgham a short time
A
ago and clone tee mane thing as be has John McLeod, work at W ext22 7550
been doing in oth r placee. - . ; Bell Tel. Co, messages
3 75
V -There died Or Tuesday evening, one of John Forester, Work at W
Winglianes most righty respected youte V Vannorman, burying clo carcases 50
ti Robbins-ellanson--That the report of
women, iu the peteen of Mary Eupliernia, '
; Finance Committee as read be adopted and
beloved wife of Mt James Langley, brake.
man on the Londe G. T. R. freight.
' i checques ia-ned for the ayment of the
About two weeks a o deceased was confin- i amounts -Carried.
1 By-law No. 27G -a by- aw respecting
tags 'tax and
d 279, 1896,
iugstone; the sick less and death of John - ed and was gettin along very nicely until •
Norris, engineer; he sudden death of Mrs. News.Record of this et,nat V
yery Friday last, when be was seized with a public) improvements, by Ir
We take the fol owing from the Clinton
lrelend, wire of r. A. Ireland, conductor. pretty event tm ispirede' at the Graeae) sudden chill, wt :ch was followed by repealing by-laws No. 276 a
a short iinc ago, nd the death on Tues. =other ou Monday -evening and ebb passed ; was read three times.
Street Methodist eiturchc' last Wednesday
day of the wife an Tuesday evening as Hanson -Shaw -That by.
brakeman on th a John Green and Miss PeaoefullY awaY as read be adopted -Carried
-A great En
Lipton, who ow
Scotland, Eng)
made his vast
years and bas 11
roll, He pays
vortising in (bit
newpeper nelve
of modem tra , for in this adamant:1 age eee;Ite-fetattley,aew
every body sea Is, and newpapers and peri. maidoLltetter.
°dials are the bat medium. ed the solemn ce 'oniony in the presence of
g
Sept. 28 end 29,
2 Mr. tranvia Langley,
same taain, afternoon, when
Annie Alexander
merchant, Thomas .T.' and wife. eat -the
vd, Ireland and Waleii, nratuaeaw
claadsiethePheYetleti teeeralitterectueb, the only been married
, elm • 4„,ww,Greetrp,Atar. leaves a sorrowing b
s 420 stores in London,
oalth of $50,000,000 in 18 tetatheireedriatee -Thveleeitleteleretirtifelly ter, mother and two
,000 persons on his pay method -Air -tram awitheepaileeandeserange 1083,
tribu te to newspaper ad- teesrenntrateanin .o, beeutiftibebotrgnete'rif c
tnanner. believe in macsk tame upt11 enele tereitegeee_egemer, 1 funeral took plane
tieing: It the life blood 4phtirfather. T a-bridestneadeewaseelFiess I 444"4411111k-te the Tin
were pronounced meat stated. Deceased vets th., eldest daughter 1 Brtm No.
308-a by-law
, ..J.L..z. .....c.„, . erne of Mrs. A. 'McLean f this town and had by way of a teiuporary lea
about a year. She ! concrete sidewtell: on Cents
shamd, infant (laugh- I
'eters to moan) her 1 Jane streets was read three
Robbins -Shaw -That
th4aeeraticel as read, bo adopted -Carr'
l'eecoglic"‘" The! By-law No. 3011-A. by-!
Irate of taxation for 1897,
Imills on the $, was read t
IRtesoe-Robbins-Th
; us read, be adopted -Car
Mesers. 11. Davie, Jas
eMiste-elesaioe-Greerreets
ev. B. Cletnent perform- ' FA.LL
aw No. 276,
to raise $1,400
to pay far
, Minnie and
times.
y -law No, 308
d.
to strike tee
fixing it at 21
gheen cemetery. roe times.
t by-law No. 306
ed,
nfileid and Dr.
Macdonald addressed t 10 council with
reference to sidewalk n west side of
Centre street, chamber that it was too
high and asked =melt • they would kind-
ly lower the Mule.
Conn. Iranson Centel
be lowered to meet tt
Irevere.
Conn. Meltirday said be bad tried to do
'what was right and fairy all and did not
ta on him
of all kinds -,f SXGIITS TO -SZ-14 76.i Tim mass
Lowlims
CHEAP
w.
Talsph.no No. 83.
CHEAP
•
iti,Statirttit1
•
and c Wren have taken advent.
a large number f guests. .Aikete-thertere-
Blyth ()et. 5 and O.
ewe. ettte-;were-etrterttrtnWdeto I
, , • ralmereten.... Sept 27 and 28.
eesnervettetiew releaateett-thertesirtgriNaeirthe 1 Toronto Aug 30 to Sept 11
ldfle's father _‘1.13.411"..-kittIntn-ddr. Ths.• „; Sept 0 to 18.
' AMmeroaa-valttaUe-preffenit-itt-tite-trittri j-33 d• .3
Walkerton "apt 15 and 10
slueletegge bigle-ketritereeirrewleithestiteds ' Stratford t- 'i 23 and 24
held.mu Mr. % Mrs. Green left on the •
1 Clifford rcpt te, and 24
evening train f r Wingharn, where they !
intend maid,.t their home. The best 1
Wilt UNA giyetl by this pOpulat
ettiadtion, sliOuld judge by the crowd
rated:by aftemoon. The following vielt-
ors received tit 3 largo globes of glass work.
Miss Maggio Calbraith, Mr. Gray, Mr. W.
Button,. Den Parker, John Moore and
others. Onlyet days more. Don't fail to
visit this Intel eating exhibition, from to
5 and 7 to 10 11. m. on vacant lot next to
Presbyterian thurch,
4/ N.
wishes of a ve y large 'circle of friends1 . Don't Wait Tor The Melt Ram.
2ollow the esti table 0001)10. Mr. aren't i The experience of physicians and no:
produces an immediate Mwish to have any blame
will engage in I ,e bakery on hic i publio proves that taking .Crertne in fleth; 8cott's Emulsion 1 Considerable discussion was indulged in
hntlinf-138 '
own itceonnt,i We extend a hearty wet- I ft ie therefore a the highest value in ; as to who Amid pay for change in walk.
oome Mr, and, Mre. Green to our town. ; wasting diacaeee and consumption, !The Mayor 031J that the way the law was,
sidewalk should
wishes of rate.
In order to convince the publie
that we have the facilities for produc-
ing Life -Size. Portraits equal in qua'.
ity to any city concern, wo make the
following special offer which will be
in force Cillrinfe August 1897, only:
One Life Size Porkait 1.6x20
raallelozera .Sitantelle Photos
FOR
of one person. This offer is only
good for the month of August. Sit-
tings made in cloudy weather as well
/IS sunshiney days.
STAR ienoTo co.
Beaver Block - - 1Vingliam.
each ratepayer int !rested in the walk
would have to pay b s proportion of the •
expense.
Ranson-Gregorye-That the Engineer
be authorized to low= walk ou west side of'
Centre street as he te:ay see fit -Carried.
Mr. C. Gillespie i formect the Commit
that the street one his property near
G. T. R. was in be thape.
T. L. Jobb ad eseed the council re
town building e =etc+ approaches Ulf
Church of Engle , 'rhe MayeLeitetted
that any walks of Ms Itnnteete'. 'et•ertieyould
have to be paid fo by th - se -desiring
the same.
Petition was p setae& signed by John
Neelands, A. M. .ohinsou and others, ask-
ing for concrete 'ciewalk to be laid on west
side of Miunie s eat, from Victoria street
to North 'la Aim of lot No. 479, said walk
to be.4i feet wid •
Hanson -Rob ins -That the petition of
ratepayers on w st side of Minnie street
for laying of co rete walk be greeted and
the Public) Wor Committee be ins Vsscted
to go ou with th work -Carried.
Mr. A. J. Irvi , melted for the perelavien
of couucil for tfootball olab elost
the park on dayg of matphere leefet red to
Property Conned tee with power to act.
Reading-McDhnlay-l'hat teed= pass-
ed at last meeti ig of council re kind of
cement to b3 CCM in construction of tilde -
walks be reseinda-Oarried. •
Hanson -Robb ns -That e300 be plead.
to the oredit of he School Board -Car-
ried.
Council adjour ed.
CANADA nTJI12EBS COLLEGE
TO OUR 1.01.13TG TtUAL31t1; NYTIO ARE TIMM} WO
2850105 TIIHIlt F T17115 00011115 LIFO.
This is a season if the year when neatly
of our young men and women are endeav-
oring to decide as (0 the beet coarse in life
for there to 1011 4w. They have been
attending public sj
coregiate iustituto t
selves for the battle
not yet chosen their
We would recom
desirous of securing
naut, to eoesider
course of business trd
the Canada Business
The pupils of this
successful in secur ug titmice positions
with business Ileum, Forty-one pupils
were placed between :-Mn. 1st and May let,
1807.
It is the only soh= in Canada of the
record which has bee 1 miming nearly 21
years witbout change of management and
has had over 2000 stn ionto in attendance.
We have no hesitat on in recommending
it to the intending breiness or shorthand
student as one wort' y of the highest con-
fidence.
A. card addresser to the proprieterce,
Messrs. D. McLachlem & CO., of Chatham,
will secure yoti a eatelogue • df either de
-
pertinent,
SABBATH. sEnvions.
ool, high school or
better prepare them -
f life, but they have
calling.
mud those who are
emirterative employ.
he advieability of a
fining or sh orthand in
College, of Chatham.
chool aro wonderfully
METIIODIST-Rov. Dr. Pascoe,. pas-
tor. Services at 11 a no and '7 p m.
PRESBYTERIAN -Rev, D. Perri%
pastor. Services at 11. a ru (mai p
EPISCOPAL, St. Paul's -Rev. Wm.
Lowe, rector. Services at 11 a as and 7
p 01.
BAPTIST--Ilev, ans. Hamilton, pas-
tor. Bervieen at 11 n in and 1 p m
C0IGA?rI0NAti--Rev IL ,E.
Mason, pastor. Services at 11 a m and
p in.
LiV air ION ARMY-- Capt. Deriver
and Lieut. Burney in command. ifer-
vices it 11 ani.3 p and 8 p
CHRISTIAN WORIKERS Mims
Ontram and Lock itt ootantood,
eb3p m and 8 p re.
It each of the chore named *ha
•Sabbath &hoot is bald at 9441p rap