The Wingham Times, 1897-10-15, Page 1»
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"VOL. XXVI---NO. 1330.
WINGHANI, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1897.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Wingham, Oct. 1897.
A oom
Tailoring
HOMUT1 & BOVVLESI
Having decided to make a specialty
of the Ordered Clothing Department
of our business, we have secured the
services of a first-class cutter who is
full able to cater to the most fastid-
ious tastes.
We are showing for the Fall and
Winter Trade a selection of Woollens
which we -are justified in claiming is
Inore complete in all the latest nov-
elties than either ourselves or others
have ever ;shown in Wingham. Com-
prising as it does the best productions
of the English, Scotch and Canadian
manufacturers.
May we solicit your patronage.
k We can assure you it will by a plea-
sure to show you through our stock,
and should you favor us with an
order, can promise that the garment
will be found to M both fashionably
cut and tastefully trimmed.
BO
HM
p
BO .1JT1 & BOWLES.
WEDDING STATIONERY
,4
We have just placed in stook aflne assort-
ment Vcddir • Stationery which wo will
1 t
,Hent t
print in the latest t style, and at a price lower
than you can got anywhere else. if you are
in need of anything in this litre give us n call.
BUSINESS STATIONERY
We can supply yon with all binds of bnsi.
Hess stationery, including Bill Heads, State.
menta, Envel.,pes, Business Cards, etc, If you
are in need of anything in tho job printtng
line, eivens a call and you will ,inti our prices
as low as elsewhere,
H. .6. ELLIOTT,
Times Office, Wingham.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A J Nicholls -Caul of T nks
John Kerr --Fresh Fish
D- At Gordon -Ready -M e Clothing, etc
btctninnon & Co -Millin ry, etc
R G Gordon -The New torn
M li hlcLuloo-.Saturd y Bargain Day
tlomuth & Bowlos-A oom is Tails ring
ourselves --Wedding S ationery
William Diamond -No Butcher Shop
D tfeLauchl.W & Co-- anada Business College
J A. itlortou-Adbnini ration Notice'
R J Dobie -Drayton
Hobbs Remedy Co --t co Distribution
of Pills
T A Mills -Rubbers„ oots & Shoes
11 C Chittick-Fresh teats ,.
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
STRATFORD, ONT.
i
12 of our stndenta here taken su a:
t
tione within the last few weeks. Two
applioations are now in and two situ-
ations are being held until two of our
students graduate. Canada's leading
commercial school. Five male teachers;
board low ; excels eotnpetitors in various
Ways. Enter now if possible. Free
circulars.
• W. J. ELLIOTT, Prilaeipal.
LOCAL NEWS.
- Campbell's headache Wafers guaran.
teed to cure headache.
-A new cellar is being dug out at the
Park house property/this week.
Fresh oysters served in any style at
James McKelvie's Star Restaurant.
- The managers at he Union Furniture
Factory report b iuess booming at
present.
-Saturday's Tor Ito Globe will contain
a picture of the Wi gham champion Foot-
ball Club.
- The Turnbeir• Township Connoil will
meat in Putlaed's all, Bluevalc, (to -mor-
row), Saturday.
--Mr. Willien
load of lambs p
Wednesday last
Marriage adeenaes.
Issued be FRANK{ PATFrtsoef, NO 23, Vic-
tor is street, Wingham, Ont. 1'to witnesses
req uired.
OYSTERS
-This ie one of be months in which we
have no public hof aye.
--M morial cards of all kinds printed
natal a cheap at Tues 'l:rarss office.
Flotwttrs, Groceries and 'vegetables at T.
0. Graham's, Chisholm Block.
-Public School
ton, has been payi
school during the
-The Huron 11
their quarterly m
Refuge, Clinton,
]specter Robb, of Me-
at official visit to our
st week.
dies} Association held
ting in the Ilclnr,e of
Wednesday of this
-Our clubbing
next week. They
as last year.
-Messrs. Butte
car loads of lumber
per G. T. 2., on Tl
-On Thursday
shipped a ear load
Mr, S. Burchell
Hamburg, and
load of lambs to
-Dean's produ
week. play., Uncle Tort
--I3rin Hall, on Saturda
g your auction sale bills to Tuts audience. The
Timers office. They will be printed while• duced, unci every
pleased.
-Mr. Walter
four of the fall
poultry, vegetabl
taking the follow
Wingham, 32 ;
making a total
prizes.
Woodm
organizer for th
Workmen, , has
week working
Order. At the h
orf Tuesday ev
members were a
-On Tuesda
Subordinate Lod
0. G. T., Compri.
and part of the
belt' in the Luo
and in the evenie
held in the Towi
E. 5, Spence, of
Secretary of the
deliver an address
-Owing to th
during the past
compelled to run
Palmerston to Ki
Thursday. The
cars from '(Vingha
four from Ripley
dine, • making a t
stock from the 1
booming on the G.
-Chief Deputy
of the Muskoka
chief, E. Tinsley,
pests for deer hue
and he neyer saw
ous. Another gra
reports less breac
for many years.
coulee from th
proves very wel
tion who eonten
fall,
you wait. A free notice given
of sale,
Boy wanted for di tribu
age. N. Southcott, opo
-There has been
to the Methodist
the parsonage, and
gdnerally fixed up
- The butchers 1
of the scarcity of t
ing to the numb
been sent out of tl
- The beautiful
now enjoying is th
cyclists, who em
for t spin on thei
1l/ -Mr. Charles
fish• in the ;]laltl
of last week, the
weighed 3 pound
- -A number
the Liberal meeti
clay of last wee
column, a full re
bills. )tate
concrete walk placed
era, door and also to
e grounds have been
town are complaining
eir clans of cattle, ow-
ofstockers to kers tha t
have
country,
utumn weather we•are
roughly appreciated by
ace every opportunity
f silent steeds.
'ogson caught tt mullett
sol River, on Wednesday
measured 211.1 i`nshes and
and 10 ounces.iV
• Winghamitos attended
tg at Brussels on Thum -
We e give, in another
rt of the meeting.
-For first-o1ass tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster et Co.
Remember the place, in Queen's block.
-A New Hai 'urg stook dealer has
been in this yicini y during the past few
weeks buying cett r. He shipped four car
on Wednesday of this.
Casemore shipped a car leads per G. T. R.
G. T. le. to Buffalo, on week.
-Toe hanks
i F
Dr.Macdonald is now permanent -promptly met.:hful] payt
ly at home anu can be consulted by ! "eery
his patrons. agreeable deluge
time acro.
--Mr. G. W. 01
engaged in pra.
"Esther, the 13
will bo given in t
first of Novelnbe
If -Mr. P. Piro% n is moving his household -The rollers
have been receive
effects to Ford tell this we k, where 11e
placed in positio!
Coal stove for sale cheap ; practically as Piing to its full ca
good as new ; (has been replaced by a Inc.
-1Mr, Aubrey, h .se buyer, shipped a
car load of horsewp r G. T. It. to Montreal
on Wednesday last
-Messrs. Wye , Page it Crowe shipped
a mixed car lea of stock -to Toronto ou
Wednesday, per . T. R. .
were uudergoin
has taken up }1 residence
uace.) Apply to John Murray. .
4 -Mr. R. E. Mc •nzie has secured the
grain elevator at ti 0. P. R stv.tionJand
is on the market p
of grain.
-We draw the
to the advertise
of Hon. E..1. Day
in reference to th
Insurance Compal
-The 0. T. R
that children mus
about the platfor
1 on or off ears,
motion. Lads w
after being notifle
-Rev. Dr. Tal
on earth is so str
e. newspaper well
should be appre
up a town in it
perhaps, by buil
trade est,tbltslim
of a town's that
v elopurent."
Peaches, plums, and pears in abundance
and as cheap as the cheapest, at Jas. Mc.
li`elvie's Star Restaurant:
-The Canadian 0 er of Foresters. es a
society, either Prat nal or beneficial, is
rapidly climbing to be top of the ladder•
Two thousand save hundred new mem-
bers have been ad to the tnemborship
of the Order sine the opening of 1897.
Young men who d not belong to any acid.
oty Will not be to ng a step in the dark by
joining the C. 0 F. Court 'Maitland of
this town,. whi. i has a met lbership, of
about 200.
-The Septet er Gumbel•-. o the Cana.
dian Pttrniture and 'tj'pholste y Journal
contains an exe lent engrevfthg of the ter -
FIRST OF THE SEASON
iviosiiamheaAr
PEACHES...
..PLT7MS...
....GRAPES
Fonetarm.
•.
ICE CREAM
it -
--AND-CONFECTIONERY.
W. L:_r`-_41
City 1.."••• ,:.'alit,.
Telephone Na $J. Macdonald Block,
report business paper
niers come in now and
it hills, which is an
to what it was some
le has his singers busily
icing for the cautata,
autifel Queen," which
to Town Hall about the
f Carr's flouring mills
from Galt, where they
repairs, and have been
The mill is now run-
acity.
whitewa hers of the G. T. R. have
s white around the G.
own the past week. 'The
eeu treated to a fresh
both inside and out.
been making thi
T. R. property in
area to buyall kinds ;engine bones has
epared i•coret of whitewash
Don't go bung, when you can get two
erect Herrings for 25c.,
0081
ohnston, of 'Turnberry,
town on Wednesday
ad of hay, and when on
Ir. George McKenzie's,
Uthe river. Most of the
ttention of our readers large cans of I ip
N. A. Farquha
-Mr. William
was comiug int
morning with it 1
the bridge, near
the load upset in
load was save
-See the new -
ads Business Co
good work of plac
age says : " No power tinns still conti:
ig to bullet up a town as placed, and one
latronized, and its power American Busine
ated, Newspapers build
numerable ways -chiefly,
ing up the enterprising
dts, which are the pillars
tial and substantial de•
nt, in another column,
s, Provincial Secretary,
duty of extra•Proviucial
les.
has notified its agents
not be allowed to play
1 or yards, or to jump
hethet• standing or in
o persist in offending
will be prosecuted._
a
niture exhibit 1- Messrs. Thothas Bell Jl
Son, at the i
]held in Toront
description of t1
that it was on
in the building.,
sideboards, beds
secretaries, deal
firmhas te would
faeturing first -c
tea will be announced •AlPDRIBS$ AND yIt l8,LNTATION,
111 be about the same
VOn. Thursday •ping of last week a
number of the b = nese mon of town
waited upon Mr. B. Morden, at the
Bank of Hamiltot and preheated trim
with an address al • gold headed cane of
✓ to his removal from
to the bead of%}c of
u, at Hatniltt,tl Mr.
er-keeper in the bank
res years, and by his
and irreproachable
y warm friends in
very much regret his
Il him every 0000ess
o give a copy of the
& two ressan t shtppe d
to New 'Rork State,
rsday of this week.
e
this week Mr. H, Day beautiful design, pri
horses to Thessalou ; the Wingham .Ban
car load of cattle to the Renk of Handl
. D. McDonald a car Morden has been le.
ffalo. hero for the past t
ion of that old favorite straightforwardncee
s Cabm, in the Town
evening, drew a largo
ay was very well pro-
ne present seemed well
ylor, of town, visited
fairs this fall with his
, etc , and succeeded in
ig prizes; Belgrave, 19;
•ussels 31. and Myth 14,
of 90 first and second
vertisement of the Can-
ege, of Chatham. The
Ig students 10 good posi•
nes. Five have been
these as teacher in an
College.
-Dr, G. H. H. sey, Mrs. Horsey, their
two children, gov mess and Japanese ser-
vant, have left i1 wen Sound for Japan,
where the neato • is agent for the Sun Life
Insurance Co. • o will be followed in re
few weeks by F. N. LePan, . of Owen
Sound, who is •ne of six general agents
whom Dr. Bosse has engaged to assist
hip. •
4 -What might have been a serious runs,
way occurred on Saturday evening, about
10:30. Mr. Cha es Runt, of the Junction,
and Mr. W. It •bertsott, of the Blnevale
road, had a colli ion in front of the Town
Hall with thei buggies. Mr. Hunt was
dragged out of t e buggy, but nothing be.
ylond a slightly damaged llatrness and a
broken whilfletr.• resulted.
, of Moorefield, general
Ancient Order United
en in town during the
the interests of that
eting of the local lodge
ing last, several new
ed.
next a meeting of the
i
cf. District No. 24, 1.
g the County of Huron
ounty of Bru..e will be
now Temperance Hall,
a mass meeting will be
Hall, where Alderman
Toronto, the eloquent
robibition Alliance, will
character won ma•
Winebam, who will
'sodeparture, bat will w
in his new home. V
address below:
M. B. Momme, Fs,.
Deer. Stn, -It is ith unfeigned regret
that •vo, your friend and business men of
Wingham learn of our contemplated re-
moval from your p esent position in the
Bank of Hamilton a this town, and we
Wish to place. upon r card the high esteem
in which you are he d by those who have
]tad to do business. ith you. In your ofa.
clal position We 11 e always found you
acourate,at
tentive
and most obliging.1] In
R
and we cannot alio,% the occasion of your
removal from amen, et us to pass without
acknowledging our high appreciation of
your business qua ifieations as well as
your other many v rtues, which itis un-
necessary to ensureto here. Suffice it to•
say that we have ob erved teat both your
Lime and your taleu have always been at
the disposal of y ar friends whenever
sought or required.: We would ask yon to
accept from us HA token of our esteem ;
we hope that it tea, ever be to you ,r re.
minder of many p1 teant reco]leeeione, ant
that wherever you : lot may be cast you
will always retain waren coruor of your
bcart's affection 1. • the ft•ieuls you have
left behind in Fi iu utn1.
Signed on behalf •1 the committee,
l
- heavy traffic in stock7. E. Vault,
eek the G. T. R. was -I C. A. CT.AP111 LTy
special freight from (Ifcart:rir & Bowrm.
ardine and return, on ,ough taken by surprise,
rain consisted of seven which ho thanked the
Mr. Morden, tat
made a reply, in
business met for their beautiful gift and
assured them that the memories .,f his s•1•
would always remain
ther was present when
was ir:ade„ and was
*g11 esteem in which his
the business men of
-The Breese < Post of last week does
some loud kieki. _ in the way the Brussels
people are usey the G. T. R. with their
afternoon mai xpress, freight and pas -
other Zero has no more
nt than the other stations
A. couple of days this
of Wingham have had to
elixir for their mails and
Vr
We think the G. . It.
r'nk .L
a remedy this evil in
o way matters stand now
onvenieOee to our business
senger train,
cent furniture exposition' rootn for coin
along the line.
week the peopl:
wait until five
f
Toroflto paper
shoilid try ti
some way, as ,
it is a great i
teen.
There is also a short
t exhibit, in :which it slays
of the handsomest shown
The exhibit consisted of
onh sets, extension tables,
and cbeffioniers, This
ide reputatioli for nlantt-
se furniture.
, eight fro.n Lucknow.
and ono from Kincar-
al of nineteen cars of
r points. Business is
. It these day's.
me "Warden Willnott,
istrict, reports to the
f 'Toronto, that pros.
ng were never better,
e animals so Homer•
fying feature is that he
a of the game laws than
ews to the same effect
Brace Peninsula, and
me to diose in this sec -
late goiug up there this
Good h3looi
Scott's Emalsi
strength-producit
feeling of utter
possession of one
oral debility.
d Sound Muscles.
1s a blood -making and
food. It removes that
elplessness which takes
,hen suffering from gen.
SOHO
The regular 1n
School Board was 1
last. Members
4braharn, Barber,
The minutes of
and adopted. The
the month of Septe
motion was adopts
The Finance Co
payment of T. L. J
for repairs.
Moved by C. N. 0
J. Ilomuth, that all
ham Publio School
the Bank of Haruilto
the Treasurer, J. 13.
authorized and etnpo
on account of said 13
such Treasurer, and t
oy authorized to hon
signed. -Carried.
Moved by T. A.br
.1. Homuth, that M
engaged as prineipa
last year. -Carried.
On motion, th
teachers were 1'e -e
year at the same
Misses Reynolds,
Reid, Matheson,
Moved by 0.
Charles Barber,
re-engaged as c
year at the sem
Moved by 0.
Charles Barbet
officers salaries
her be paid. ---04
L BOARD
tidy meeting of the
Id on Tuesday evening
resent- Messrs. Bell,
Griffin and Homuth.
st meeting were read
Principal's report for
ber was read, and on
mittee recohnmendcd
bb's account of $1 90
tiro, seconded by J.
monies of the Wing -
and be deposited in
Wingham, and that
erguson, is hereby
ered to sign cheques
rd, in his shame as
ie said bank ie here -
all such cheques So
lam. seconded by J.
journ in R'irtghat .
fre>:la: in his mind.
far. Morden's f
the presentation
pleased to see the 1
son was hell by
Wingham.
Several of (he bt
speeches, all wish
success in his now
A 1,10D332L .. VLi RY STABLE. Post.
... — Mr. and lire. W
A reporter of Rills trains made it bis .few days with frien
business this wet • to make e visit to what weep.
we would call a model livery stable, the Mr. George Moo.
property of Mee •s. Beattie Bros. During press, spent a d
the past sunrtne extensive alterations and
improvements 1 ave been made in the
building. It h. s been raises up several
feet, and a goo stone wall has been put
underneath. T e upper part of the 1
ing is frame. 1n enteiing the s
find a carriage .room 70 38
office and sleepi g apart
carriage room i ow gi
all their oarria'
carriage roots 1t
the wash room,n
all rigs. This r.
and is so arrang:
water to flow off
washing the rige
net of the cac(i
which is used f
from the baem
cariage room is a
storing hay, and
ing rigs which ar
ing to the basem
58 feet, with a g
in the latest cit
livery stable.
accommodation f,
six of the best bo
The stalls are s0
hallway In front
PHOTOGRAPHS
in Standard Slims.
Inat •s
7a t GSStile of Art.
In Platinum or Enamel Finish,
bate>i'ior Views •
Family Groups or Evening Parties main'
at your own residence by flarh-light in the -
evening. lIy appointment,
]iterior Views
• of Jtesidences, Churches, Schools by 112
instantan,,nit, process. By appointment.
Negatives lt'reservedd
Duplicate Copies may be h- .l at any tnte
of any Negative taken et this Studio dur-
tbe past ten years, at greatly reduced,
prices.
iab.otos Eatl;argeit
Ill Life Size Work we prcdueo none but
thu best u,ayorttpell WaterColor Portraits -
Prices rea$cualtle. \4e keep 3m, ste1le
Pinnies of I,i•,dcrih design arra artistic
finish: Portraits and frames on view at
the Stedie,
STAR PHOTO STUDIO
Beaver Block, trip ;lraut.
iness men rn de short
tg alar. Morden every
eine,
I'ElatS
•
We shell be -glad .t"
column bunt any vfath
tors or purpose agingttItlrs, or sendus.uri
Miss Saddler It
Manitoba.
lifiP. Joseph Bl'
Blyth Last week.
Mrs. Thomas II
friends mud relatives
Mr. T. L. Jobb spt,
ll•tcheli tide week o
t,• Mr. Jelin Ritchie
to Waterloo and Berl
Mr. and ;Ors. W.
Sundaycd with Wing,
Mr. L. McLean be
his trip to Boston and
Hisses Elia Cornyn
are on a visit to frien
Yr. P. H. Pearce, o
a position in Mr. 11.
Mr. Harry iitluKenzi
the guest of Mr. S,
• Mr. Seethe Kent,
spending bis holidays
idr. Damon Critt
with Wingham frien
Mrs. ,Toho McLe
present visiting her
SOD.
James Fox and w
with 1 cl:dives in
1'1•AL3.
lure 1t.o Ic utr£ ° t
u b s (0it1 i.
s
readers, IF you have
away youi'ae.f,drop eh and
a to that effect,
returned l ori o from
win visited friends in
mes is on a visit to
n Sarnia..
it a couple pf days in
business.!/
s on a business trip -.
1 this weektt/
V. Sloan, of Blyth,
m friends.
returned Thome ftvl?'
othex points.
rid Maggie Martin
in Bayfield.
itcileli, has. taken:,
Gordon's atore.
of Goderich, was
Gee_over Sunday.
of `'OsVeri Sound, is
t his home in town.
nden spent Sunday-
s. -Blyth Standard.
d, of "Toronto, is at
other, Mrs. A. Daw-
e we
et, with
ff it. The
nple room for
es, etc. Off the
the south-east corner. is
th wash rack for washing
m has a granolithic floor,
as to allow all surfulous
he same as it is used in
On the south-east cor-
ge room is a driveway,
✓ taking horses to and
t. At the rear of the
largo apartment used for
ver head is used for stor•-
not in daily use. Corn -
it, we find a room 12 x
nolithie floor, arranged
style for a first class
Ins room has stabling
r 22 horses, including
stalls we have ever seen.
arranged as to allow a
r convenience in feed-
.asement wo also found
n which all the harness
here is also a furnace in
for boiling feed. The
building througho it has been thoroughly
whitewashed, whi h gives it a very clean
appearance, and verything in connection
with the stable is up-to•date. We have no
hesitation whate er in saying that it is one
of the best b .It and arranged livery
t"oronto. The stone %vork
of the granolithio floors
de.), by Mr. Anthony btc-
nbrook, and he may web
e work the has done. 'rhe
WAS dorso by Mr. William
, and is a first-class job iu
ar. Messrs, Beattie Bros.
enored by being in posseosion
A. 13. Mosgrove be ing, etc. In the
at the salve salary as the harness room,
is well arranged ;
following assistant
gaged for the ensuing
salaries as last year:
obertson, Fargnihareon,
ray and Dey.
Griffin, seconded by
tat Mr. Joseph Coad be stables west of
retaker for the ensuing and the laying
s,elary....Oarriect. i were snporintel
N. Grif1n, seconded by ! D lnald, c;f Cr,
that the teachers' and; feel proud of t
. r the month of Septem-1 carpenter wet
,ted. Welsh, of tow
'rhe bnildingt; f a fence between Mr. W.. every partic
J. Deyoll's pro
wits referred
committee to r
The Board t
this room used
erty and school property , can well feel
the school management 1, of such a stn
ort et next meeting. renege of al
edjourltecl. a are in need
week.
Mr. J. Gray, of
Mr. John Mowat
week.
:Mir. C. J. Read
week culling lamb
t uh•e Co.
Miss Mary 1e
friends and relreti
York, Penn.
Mrs. R. C.
town from her t
Northwest.
Mr. Robert P.
was the guest of
terson, this week
Mies 1lillhous
guest of her frie,
f tW days this we
Miss Little ba
lengthy visit wi
points of Manito
Mr. TI, P. Chap
ccui ,le of days wit
Chapman, this we
Mr. Andrew L
Toronto, has been
friends during the
Miss Jennie Dal
from an extended
Mrs. Hamlyn, of L
VII!. Albert Greg
Tuesday last from
been residing for til
Mr. J. G. Beam,
of the Canada Life
town a few days thi
of This Oompany.
Mrs. 0. GiIleslpi
Mrs. J. B. Cammin
fn Brantiord thi
convention of the
►Mr. W. J. Flat
staff, has accepted
the Blyth Stand
Plenty every sucee
l 1rtl' r. A. l3risboi
day) on a month
le, and they deserve the pat- relatives in Montt
our townspeople when they ied by hie three
alhything in their line. hes will kayo with
e spent Iast Sunday
Wi nghatn.---Brussels
P. Grierson spent a
s in Dnngannan this
ey. of the Ripley Ex -
or two in town this
lifford, was the guest of
couple of days this
ng is at Holyrood this
r for the Uniotl Farni-
chis is on to visit to
es in .lenivie, N. Y., and
arling has returned to
ip to Manitoba and the
Hereon, of Kincardine
is brother, Mr. W. Pat-
, of Clifford, was the .
d, Miss Edith .Davis, td,
returned home after a
1 friends in different
lar,, of Ripley, spent a
his brother, Mr. W. J
Me, of Knox College,
the guest of Wingham
eek.
%,has returned home
visit with her sister,
ndon.
y returned home on
anitoba, where he has
past year or more."/
Elora, general:ag;eat
sSnranee Coe was in
week in the interests
, Miss E. M. Fisher,
to and Miss Pocoek aro
week attending a
.0. T. U.
y, tete of the Advanoe
position as foreman of
rd* V"e wish Brother
1n ? is new Home.
t this morning (Fri -
visit to friends and
1. Its wan aeconhpt,tl-
ung da whom
is broths