The Wingham Times, 1897-09-10, Page 44
CORKS,
RUBBER RINGS,
BOTTLIN
S'P1 O ES, ETC.
.And all seasonable
goods at the lowest
price at
VIPLI k MMUS
Harz gist,
Etc.,
At c] be sure ::nd buy them bcf•lre tl
p. rn. for we close at that time every
night excepting .Saturday.
TO A.D VERVT_SERS.
Notice et' ehan„ es must be left at this
t.l'fi. c nut tater than Saturday
The copy ! rr Chan gee
inter., he eft nut later than 'rues -
dry evening.. Casual advertise•
a tents accepted up 10 noon
'1'ihursdal• of each lvicek.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1897.
AL NON S.
Large quantities of Canadian fresh
fruit and vegetables, c insisting or
peaches pears and tomatoes, are be.
ing shipped in cold storage to the
British markets. There are hi•r
hopes for the fatnre of this class of'
exports.
"I predict that a the close of this
century we are •o havethree y(-::rs
of such prosperity as the oldest of
those present here has not witnessed"
Ftltt,,l11 Gurney, ex -president
of the Toronto Toronto Board of
Trade, at the Director's laneheon,
Industr; tl i Nhii,ition, Monday.
11.txr i' :. l:ds of Mr. I. E. Bl w:uan,
ex—M. P. for No't'•l Waterloo, will
reset to hear of his :leach, after a
1o.1. ]lhiess. 11L. la„1'n1at1 hfiti 1,(xn
ill pUIale iii'( municipal and national,
slur; 1:157. lie »('tired from I'ar-
nt before the last gezf'ral elec-
tion. Ile was a dilt•ctor of the On-
tario Mutint I Life :1>suranee Coin pany
fr •lt f •r:lulation in 18133 till Lis
d .:.r.h
A joint stock Colnpany, to be
known as the Livingston Linseed Oil
Co., is in the possession of the oil mills
at I3aden. The new firm started
business on August 30th.
R. M. Ballantyne : The dairy far-
mers of Western. Ontario, without
any material addition to their herds
are making $1,50 out of the cheese
this year, where they only made $1
last.
Hawkins, the negroe porter who
fled from. Washirgtolh with $$9,000
belonging to the office of the collect-
or of taxes, and who was arrested at
Toronto, has reconsidered his decision
to waive extradition, and niay
fight it.
News Notes.
Labor day celebrations throughout
the country were duly observed.
West Bruce Te•ich.rs' Association
meets at Paisley on 2:ird and 24th
of September.
The first carload of Ontario fruit
from Winona reached Winnipeg in
prime condition.
The Chri<ttnas show of the Guelph
Fat Stock Ctub will be held on the
.9th and 10th of December.
An Austrian priest named Gentili—
ni claims to have discovered a certain
cure for cancer, by eating lizards.
No. 1 hard Wieat wgs quot ::1 at 80
1 82 cents in Ma,hitoba and 95 to 96
: float at Fort William, on Tuesday.
Churches, schools and public build
inga to the extent of $100,000, in
Walkerton, are exempt from taaa-
tion.
Sir Charles Tupper, instead of tak.
ng a trip to Italy as he intended,
will return to Canada. leaving Eng-
land on the Oth inst.
F. E.Karn, teller of the Molsons
Bank,Chnton,is in a critical condition
of health having had several hemor-
rhages, which have left him very
weak.
Miss Sarah Frank, head milliner
for Coyne & Co, Ingersoll,was attack
With a very severe pain in her head
while at work, and died in a few
minutes.
Young Allison was committed to
Berlin jail on Friday, by Magistrate
Tarnbuli, of Galt, to stand his trial
at the fall ass vs for the murder of
Mrs. Antho x'y Orr,
A. M. Kay, of Stratford, and Mrs.
W. H. , err, of Brussels were called
to Ary to attend the funeral of their
Weil, Jas. Kay and old resident of
Chat place, which took piaci: u„
nattratl.t} afternoon.
There are more than four thousand
men at work on the several sections of
the Crow's Nest Pass railway, and
there is no doubt but the whole line
will be completed well within the time
first estimated by the Canadian
Pacific railway management.
A very serious, if not fatal accident
was narrowly averted on Friday
morning at Clinton, Mrs. Gralis had
boarded the Toronto train to see her
daughter off, when the train started.
She waited till it had developed a
rapid rate of speed and when near
the London road she jumped. She
fell under the side of the car, the
wheels brushing her el: •thing as they
passed, but fortunately no serious re-
sults followed beyond a severe shak-
ing up.
W IN ca LIA M •I'L 1 HES, SEPTEMBER 10, 1b97.
Boxtn.
JI.e,vrrt--In Gorrie, on August 29th,
the wife of Mr. W. Heath; a daughter.
IL srii.---It Newick, on August 27th, -
the wife of Mr. Hames llastie; a daugh-
ttqqI�
-ixsuloN--10 Morris, on September
2nd, the wife of Mr. 'Phomas Skelton; a
daughter. V'
MARRIED
STEEP--Pr.BADNO•--.At the Rattenbery
St. parsonnge, on Sept, 1st, by Rev. R.
Mil!yard, John Steep to Miss Charlotte
Fleming, both of Clinton.
V'oc0e1—Uzl?I.T.•--At the Baptist par-
sonage Wingham on September 8111, by
12ev. Jas. Hauniton, Dir. David Pocoelc,
of Tnrnber-ry` to Miss :Vary A. Uzell, of
Langsicle. Orr
IMc'Cr,At'ava rr•--NIAnals--At the resi-
byncRe eovr. thRe bd'ysapradrenatsss,isotu (.3,' epty. leR
Stewart, James McOlneherty, to Jennie
I Edith. youngest daughter of Mr. Geo,
Nimens, all of Clinton....
DIED
V M r;Rnoen---In Ashfield, on Sept, 2nd,
Alexander Murdoch. aged 67 yeare./1”
Bor.r--In Fordwich. on August 19th,
diary Jane, infant daughter of Mr.
nanois Bolt.
GeBu rorl—In Wingham, on Sept. 4th,
Norma Irving, only child of Mr. and
Mrs. J sao Button, aged 1 year and 23
days
yNFE.t—In Morris, on September 2nd.
,•eorge Herbert, infant son of Mr. and
- Mrs. James Snell, aged 1 month and 12
days. II1f/'
ABaAtI 4.1,I—In St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, on September 3rd, Walker, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Abraham, of
Turnberry. aged 2 years and 8 months.
Ross—At Port Elgin, on Sunday, Aug-
ust 29th, E'sie Milne,• wife of Arthur
Ross, and mother of Rev. John Ross,
Brussels, ager] 09 years, 2 months, and
7 days.
LISTOWEL.
Mrs. Tatham has returned home
from Guelph, after undergoing a
very successful operation, at the
General Hospital, She speaks 13ery
highly of the institution and the care
she received there.
William McKeever, of this place,
a youth 19 years of age, went to
Toronto Friday evening to see the
Exhibition. IIe went to the Bull's
Head Hotel, corner of Niagara street
and \Vellington 'avenue, for the
night, and got up about 8 o'clock
Saturday morning and had his
bi eakfast. Then he went into the
bar, paid his bill, and strolled out on
the sidewalk. In another moment
he fell forward on the planks, and
when bystanders lifted the prostrate
form life had fled. A doctor was
hastily summoned, but all the could
do was to confirm the already very
apparent fact that death had come
with startling suddenness.
LAST WAWANOSH. bad, so that there were no buyers
VW/
are pleased to learn that Jas, from there. The receipts included
VanCamp' has recovered from his 1,253 sheep and lambs, 800 hogs, 7
recent illness of the past two months;alves and about a dozen hnilch cows
also that Robert Owens has recover- and springers. Export cattle —
ed from his severe cold:. Prices ruled from 4gc to 4 -ac per lb.,
Miss Harrison and her mother, 6th several deals being made at $4 65
line, attended the Industrial Fait' at per cwt. One extra choice load sold
'r't.ronto last week. A number more for 4 e per 19. PooLer cattle sold
from this township also took in the for 4- c per lb. There is a good de-
fair.
L. 1Vebster returned home marid for butchers' meat at present,
and prices ruled well up for really
Sunday, after spending a week with 0110103 cattle. Prices ruled from 3c
friends on the Gth. to 4c per lb., the most of the trans -
James Scott spent Sunday with his actions being made in the vicinity cf
niece, Mrs. Webster, of Hallett.31C per ib. Common cattle were
Mrs. Easterbrook, of Burlington hard to sell at 2'c to 2 ie per ib.
I lains� decamp oiled by her daughter One ear load of cattle, 1,150 lbs.
Mrs. Fletcher, have been the guests average, sold for $47 50 each ; one
of Mrs. John Coultes, sr. ear load, 1,150 lbs. average, $3' 35
Mrs. Jasper Cook is ill at present. per cwt.; 14 cattle, 803 lbs average,
Mr Nicol is somewhat improved. 31e per Ib. Bulls—A bunch of ilp
Freddy Cook continues rather bulls sold for 1A -c. Choice. export
• poorly. bulls sell fur from 3•tc to Sic per lb ,
Miss Johnston was th3 guest of odd choice ones bringing 4c per lb.
Missflallidayr, Thursday last. Stockers and feeders—Prices ruled
VMrs. J. Henry )(returned home from
Live Stool[ Markets
East Buffalo, N. Y., Sept, 7.—
Cattle—Receipts, 7 cars .on sale ;
market steadier to easier, for good
grades ; common stockers dull and
slow ; veale steady, at $5 to 57.
Hogs—Offerings, 30 cars on sale,
market dull and lower ; Yorkers,
$4.40 to 54.45 ; mixed 54,35 at 54 40
mediums, 54.30 at $.1.35 ; heavy,
„5.30 ; roughs 53.50 to 53.70 ; stags
5:3.50 to 83. Sheep and Lambs-
18 cars on sale, half Canadas ; mar-
ket steady for good grades; other
dull ; culls to best native lambs, 54.
25 to 55.70 ; sheep, $2.25 to 54.25 ;
wethers, 54.35 to 54.45
Toronto, Ont., Sept. 7.—Including
the car loads of stuff which arrived
to day, there were 70 ear loads on
the boards to day. The run ot stuff
being rather light,' there was a
slightly firmer feeling to trade, but
prices did not advance appreciably.
One of the chief items of business
was the buying of stockers for 13uf-
fah:. Montreal trade is reported
MARHET REPORTS.
WINOIIAN.
Wingham, September 9111, 1897.
Corrected by 1'. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbs 1 50 to 2 40
Pall Wheat, old ..
Fall Wheat, new.......... 0 78 to 0 82
Spring Wheat....0 78 to 0 85
0 75 to 0 80
Oats, 0 21 to 0 23
Barley 0 25 to 0 30
Peas . 0 40 10 0 42
Butter,.... ...... .. .. 0 11 to 0 12
Eggs por dozen 0
Ray per ton 5 10 to 0 10
Woodper cord.... .... 1 00 to 1 25
00 to 5 50
Potatoes, per bushel, new0 40 to 0 40
Tallow, por Ib 0 3 to 0 3
Dried Apples, per lb 0 2 to 0 2}
Wool 19 to 21
•)3,. for 1, .!, . stockers to 36
Saturday last after a three • months' Vr good feeders for farmers. Mr.
V. visit with her children in Manitoba.Crealerk bought 53 heads for
Andrew Taylor leaves on Monday Buffalo, for which he paid from
next to attend school, his many 5.2 80 to $3 per cwt. Farmers'
friends wish him success. steers sell wc11 enough from 31e to
Dairy Idarkets
Ingersoll, Ont., Sept. 7—Offerings,
5,645 colored and 310 white; salesmen
bid 9c for colored and 94e white;
salesmen holding for 10e.
Chicago, Sept. 7—Butter Market
Steady; creamery, 12c ® 17e dairy
9e ) 15c, cheese steady, at 9e ®
91•e.
'Sic. Sheep and lambs—The de—
mand for export sheep is improving,
and a good mauv of these will be
wanted next week. Prices rule
from 31e to 3 e for good ewes, and
3e per lb. for bucks, Lambs are
quiet at from 4c to 41e per lb.
Butchers' sheep are quiet,. and sell
along with the lambs. Calves—
Offerings light ; all sold ; prices firm
Belleville, Ont., Sept. 7—Nineteen from 52 to $7 each. Milch cows and
factories boarded 1,700 white cheese l springers —The demand was not
here to day; sales, 510 white at 91,ie I quite so brisk, and EOM of the cows
Campbellford, Ont., Sept. 7 --At • of poorer quality were left unsold.
the cheese board here to -night they 'Prices ruled from 525 to 538 each.
were 1,225 boxes were boarded. 1 Choice well formed springers will
Following were the sales: -285 to • sell well. hogs—Offerings were
Watkins, 230 to McCargar, bought light, and the market was firm.
at tie. Balance unsold. Choice selections of bacon hogs sell
Madoe, Ont., Sept 7.—Ono thous- at 34e per lb., weighed off the cars,
and fifty-five cheese boarded; all sold, and other hogs are unchanged as
McCargar; 525 at 92e; balance at 9, quoted.
Jacob Reiner, the Berlin forgcrf
n�1;h31VTi3
1:118ZGG January th5eubasbe unw
was sentenced to four years' ]m-
ood ge, the first chapters of our new story prisonment.
INC FOR SAL
Ornamental iron
sections ready to set ).
it. The f)heape ubilee So' •f the
t Fencing in
season and no stake.
P FISHE
TEACHER WANTED.
Teacher wanted for 1898 for School
Section No.i, Turnberry. All applica-
tions to be in by September 22nd. Ad-
dress, THOMAS JAMES,
Sea -Treasurer,
Wingham, Ont.
Turnberry, August 30, 1897.
Far Sale or to Rent.
A farm of 90 acres, on Concession I,
Kinloss, 4 miles east of Lucknow ; 70
acres clear, mostly in sod ; good house ;
large bank barn ; spring creek •, 2 wells ;
good cistern ; 2 acres of orchard.
Apply to A. G. STEWART,
rfeeswator,
Or to MRs. A. STEWART,
Luoknow.
TEACHER WANTED,
Wanted, a teacher, (male .r female,)
for S. S. No. 5, Towns' ip •. Turnberry,
Applications will a ':ceiyed by the
undersigned up t . turday. October
2nd, giving experie ce, testimonials and
what grade of certificate, together with
the amount of salary expected. Duties
to commence first of January, 1897.
WM. CARRUTHERS,
9-10A , Wingbam, Ont.
TICE OF VOTERS' LIS
'MOTH: ' Hereby given that a
1� flu sono the Ontario V
by Ills honor t'^ Jud e of
the County of Bur••, a ;lt
September , 1897 at
bear and determine tit
anti omissions in the
Of Turnherry for 1
All persons ha
quired to atte
will be hold
sList Act 1889
e Courtly Court of
e on the 32th day of
clock in th.• forenoon to
acral romplaif.ts of errors
' hist of the 5lun'cipality
at the Court aro re
tat place.
busine
at the said til.
JOHN BURGESS,
Clerk of the
Turnborryand c
Clerk of said
ted at Bluevale, Sept. 6th,1807,
•
pality of
tituted
t.
NOTICE
CE 14 hereby given that a general r .sting
the Shareholders of the J3lucv a Flux
JJnnufa tying Contpnn • will e held at office of
the Comp iy in the ilia, 0 of Mu ale, in the
Connty of mon, o T esday, L list day of
September, A. s., 1897 a six o'c c•l: in the after-
noon for tho p ose o ousi•aer' g and if approyed
eonflrming a by- .w passed by - he Board of Direc-
tors of the said Co . mny en . int, the said Board to
borrow money upon <recr• 11 of the Coutlany; tb
limit or inelease th . t ount to be borrowed; to
issue bonds, debci,1,t .r other securities of the
Company fur the lav rposes of the Company
and Lo other; to yl ge or e I L110 sante for such
sum and at such Ices as mai a deemed expedient
or be necessary to h)•pothecattmortgageorpledge
all or any oft • real or p009001 , rope. ty, rights
and powers of the Company to •ore any such
bonds, del )(tires or other securrtie. and any in.
debtedne . or sum Or stuns so bort ed far the
perp'1s•. of the Company and to provir . for the
carryi • out of the objects aforesaid with 1 nec-
cess, powers collateral thereto
JAS, ELLIOT, President.
cd September 10, 1897.
NOTICE TO CREDITOR
IN Ti MATTER. ON DANIEL M'aeXzfE, o1 11 TOWN oP
WIN. AM, o,na'0Y ON IItrRON, 11001' KEEPER,
AN INSOLI ENT.
Notice is It eby given that the above named
Daniel McKeno has made assignment of his
estate to rn as •nate0 for 1e benefit of his credi•
tors, under 1t. S. 0. 897, p 124, and nmendine
acts'
The creditors are he y notified to meet at the
office of R. Vattstoue, a Town of Windham, on
TUESDAY 7th DAY of . PTE ER, 1097 at 2 O'CLOCK
In the alternr.on. 1• the u ose of ,eceiving a
statement of his a ,re, appoint •g inspectors, fixing
their remmnerat' 1, and for t 0 ordering of the
estate generally
All persons . aiming to rank up) he estate of the
said Insolve must file their clan proved by
affidavit as • air; d hy'sdid Act, with n on or bo.
fore tho 2 h DAY of SEPTEMBER A. D. 97, after
Which d o I will proceed to distribute the .sets of
the sal estate, having regard to those clan only
of wl h I shall thou have notice.
I1, ANSTONE, JohiN Me1(ENZIE
Solicitor for Asslgnee. Assign
Wingham. Winghatn,
ated Au.•ust 27th, A D. 1807.
Closed for Repair.
(34)=6"cts •'.se
UR SHOP is being en-
larged and renovated
It will be closed for a
few days, will re -open
next week.
A. W. WEBSTER.
1 3"4418 8'111 fix' G. NICINTYNE'S
e
JUST RECEIVED
an immense stock4kof
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DOTE PAPER 2 QUIRES FOR 156.
GROCER, - - - - - WIN GUAM..
I
T. BELL & SON
Beg to inform the public that their retail department has:
been reopened and they now have in stock the finest
lines of
BEDROOIVI SUITES, EXTENSION TABLES,
SIDEBOARDS CHAIRS, MATTRESSES,
BABY CARRIAGES AND UPIIOLSTER-
ED GOODS.
FROM TUE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST.
CALL AND GET $' T ®ll3R PRICES.—
T.
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WINGHAM,
ESTERN .SAI
LONDO SEPTEMBER 9th TO 1
Canada's Fa . , to Live Stock and Agrieult Exhibition.
The most compl°ste Live ' eek Buildings i America. More improve-
ments and extensive additions . "s year. ''ery Stockman, Agriculturist,
Manufacturer, Dairyman, Artists a1.1 ts. Success assured.
enters, etc., specially invited.
Entries close Sept. Oth, in all
, 1897.
SIE HASSE 4 EN ALI, a Arab Prince.
as been secured to ful ' h the Stage Attractions..
Auction Sale of
For Prize
LT.
oth and Privileges, Aug. 15th, on t"
s, Programme and Maps, apply to
. F. B. LEYS, President. THOS. A. BROWNE,
ounds at 2 p. m.
F .H. KERf V E Y
'201‘130R1 AL ARTIST.
Opposite Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
For an easy Shave and a First -Class
Hair Out, give him a trial.
Razors Honed.
I Are You �=
RUPTURED ?
If so it is your advantage to
call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Store, Wingham. They
are the agents for the
celebrated Wetmore
Truss.
WHY THE WETMORE IS THE
.ONE FOR YOU :
1. Because it is dangerous to be a
moment without one.
2, It will never rust and isr conse-
quently durable.
3. A person wearing a Wetmcre does
not find it a bother.
4. We will guarantee to hold in
position any reducible rupture.
5, This truss cannot possibly glove
after adjustment,
Some of our townspeople can
testify to its merits.
7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
G.
GORDON 8v 00.
ry,
FRUIT CULTURE is monoarprmerofltale
to the f
then lus(ther clops. Brown tiros, Co., the mos
c•atr, 1lre 1,ersery 11011f0 in Canada, have vacancb
in this section a rite thcnt,jor terms.
BROWN NEIISERY,
Toronto, 0ntariot
[IA Snap... ,n
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GGJ For Farmers who buy their
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Lr
rj PLOUGH`-
REPAIRS
—AT THE ---
LI" V7ZNHAM FQUNflYi
We have a large quantity of CL
Plow Shares for the leadin it
ploughs, which we are selling at rn
u 30 cents each. Sole Plates and ti
Steel Land Sides at correspond- to
ingly low prices.
t' Our shops continue to turn r5
g out Iron and D3rass
CASTINGS
im and repair work for Boilers,
Engines and General Repair
`I] Work, which surprises and
lir pleases our numerous customers.
WM. RENDALL & GO.
Proprietor.
Foundry—Corner ot Victoria and
Minnie Streets,
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