The Wingham Times, 1897-12-03, Page 41 HE WINGHAM TIMES, DECEMBER 3, 1897.
NOTICE
SALE OF
RUBBER COON
fields in many lines for Canadian nous,.
enterprise. MoOowns.—In East Wawauosh, on
Noy. lath, the wife of Mr, Alex. Mo-
't'tti; Mall—Empire cartoon .of Tues- Gowan of a 60110
day last wits---"Canilda, expeetsIefHavcrn,—In Wingham, on Deo, 1st,
Centre Toronto to du her duty." tea wife of Mr. Jae. Haugh ; a daughter.l
vVStiowxrts.—In Turnberry, on NoN.,
Centre Toronto has done her duty f 25th, the wife of Mr. doss Showers ; a son.,
ni. Bertram, airs Geo, Liber-, 1✓fr�lc0REIcnz.---In East Wawnnosh, on
• al, was elected over air. O. A.•tiow Nov. 24th, the wife of Mr. john Mo-
s land, Conservative, by a, majority of Oreight, of i son.uf .
270. Mr. Lount's majority at the AI ipt nu.
,; \Vee are selling cheap all , general election was 210. JTRRVEY_CAx+AB1eK.—At the resi-
deua,o of the bride's parenta, lands of Bulb and Fountain
' s on Nat,v.
'24th by the Rev. G. J. Ahoy, of Brussels,
Rubber Syringes, Ice Bags, IIOWICII, Ma, Wm, lurvey, to iso
both of Morris
BALL---ATluxsott---At the Rectory, by
the Rev. 0,. Miles, Frances J., son of
Chas. Rall, Esq., Kincardine, to Miss
Elizabeth, daughter of Jonathan At-
lt' son, Esq., both of Kinloss Township.
Docicaz--S1ti1Ti1.-SMITH.At the Rectory,
Wingham, on Nov 24th, by the Rev. W.
Lowe, Mr, Wm. Docket, of 1Ieufryn, to
Mrs, arab A. Smith, of Wingham Town
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DIED,
MCLEoo.—In Kinloss, on Saturday,
Nor.20tb, Mrs, John McLeod, aged 82
years.
LEONAan: 1n Howiol:, :po the sixth
concession, on Nov. 18th, Isabella, . be-
loved wife of Mr, Wm. Leonard, Sr., at
the age of 62 years, 11 months and 13
days,
MA111�ET REPORTS..
WINattr nr.
Wingham, December 2nd, 1807.
Corrected by 1'. Deans, .Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbs 1 50 to 2 25
oa11 Wheat ........ 0 80 to 0 83
1'a11 Wheat, ,new.. . , 0 80 to 0 83
'pring Wheat..,.,,... „•,,,,0 80 to 0 83
Oats, y ,5, , . , . 0 2 . to 0 27
0 24
Barley; `
Peas 0 40 to 0 42
Turkey, drawn ...... , , ... f 0 07 to 0 08
(Jose, " 0 04 to 0 05
Ducks, per pair 0 40 to 0 60
13utter,... ....... 0 14 to 0 15
Eggs per dozen, .... . , 0. 14 to 0 14
Wood per cord... , .. , 1 00 to 1 25
600 to 560
, 0 30 to 0 $5.
0 3 to 0 4
0 3 to 0 5
19 to 21
r ' , ' M Mary, young- 'lay per ton,
est daughter of Mr. Samuel Caldbick, •Potatoeo,perbushel,
Tallow, per lb,
Dried Apples, per lb
Wool
lee Gaps. Hot Water Bottles, The concert given at the Union
Tubings, ings, Fittings, etc., and school house, section No. 13, Howic,k,.
�r is'de •in�r
was very well attended, eoi i r t,
anything in this line, at prices the bad roads and unfavorable
never heard of bt4ore, at weather, and an enjoyable evening
was spent An interesting and var-
ied programn,e, consisting of instru-
mental and vocal music, dialogues,
recitations and tableaux, was render-
ed, Mr, Spotton, of Wroxeter, being
chairman. Mr. Jno. Hartley is in-
debted to great credit for the lengthy
and well selected programme provid-
ed.
Mr. hooey, of Waterloo, visited his
brother, Jno. Hooey; of Howick, last
week.
A tea meeting will be held at the
Congregational church, Turnberry,
ori the evening of December 13th.
The Wingham Orchestra, is expected
and will furnish suitable music.
On Thursday Nov. 18, while Mrs.
Wrn. Leonard, of the 6th concession
of Howiek, was preparing dinner,
she suddenly dropped to the floor and
expired before medical aid could be.
obtained. Heart disease was the
cause. She had been in her usual
health up to' the time of her sudden
demise. The funeral took place on
Saturday, and was attended by the
whole neighborhood. She was a
woman nighlv respected, and will be
much missed.
GOLIN A, CAMPBELL'S
DRUG STORE,
Doors South of Post Office,
TO ADVER'VI.cERS.
Notice ofehanges must be left at this
office not later than Saturday
noon. The copy for changes
must be left not later than Tues•
day evening. Casual advertise-
ments accepted up• to noon
Thursday of each week.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3 1897.
'OPENING OF THE t.,EGISLA-
TURE.
in i,.
astessv.s Ontario Legislature was for—
formally opened by Sir Oliver lllow—
xat on Tuesday afternoon. In the
opening speech from the throne, the
dew Lieutenant -Governor expressed
the pleasure it gave hirn to once Peter Depew, of Wardsville, father
-more meet the members of the Legis- of Mrs. W. Doherty, died on Nov.
:iature, and after making some par 22nd, aged 76 years. About 30
., donable reference to his long' con- years ago he was a resident of Sea—
nectin with the Liberal Government , c,rch, subsequently moving to Clin-
ton fora few years, thence going to
sn Ontario,he referred to.the fact that Wardbville. He was closely identi-
. their Excelencies, the Governor -Gen- tied with the Methodist church. kIe
Tal and the Countess of 'Aberdeen,
CLINTON. '
id` corate to live in the Ontario Capi.
1 for a time, and then passed: on
entiinciate the program of the
ove,,rnment during the session.
The usnal.refereuce was made to
the bountiful harvest and the signs
-of returning prosperity, as well as
the increased interest taken in Can -
Ada. by the mother country. Some
Progress has been made bs the arbi•
trators in the unsettled accounts be-
tween the province and Quebec, and
..dgutent in the appeals to the Privy
Council in the matter of the fisheries
and of the matter of appointing
(Uneen's Council may be expected
soon. Reference was made also to
the new County Councils Act, and
the action of the United States in in•
.creasing the duties on lumber. The
mining industry, it was printed out,
was making steady progress, and
--she sale of crown lands was satisfae
tory. Lengthy reference was also
sande to the rieh gold bearing veins Hess,
Insisting in the province, attracting Horace Jackson has accepted a
increased attention abroad. situation in Cleveland, Ohio, and
Among the measures foreshadowed will leave for that city immediately.
The Cricket Club concert in the
MACE
8
Lott
Concession
100
This is a g
miles of Wi
opportuuit
Offers ill be receive
BET1' , Barristers, ct•o.,,
ther particulars . may be
anstone, Esq., Barrister, &
Turnberry,
es.
arm within about two
ham, and presents a good
to purcba
by CRONYN rSc
don.
leaves a family of three sons and one
daughter, his youngest daughter,
Mrs. Fred. Jackson, having 'died A
couple of years since. Mr. and illrb..
Doherty attended the funeral.
A young son of Mr. John Wiseman
fell over the balustrade of the stair
and rendered himself unconscious for
a time. His injuries are not very.
serious.
The towu has purchased some new
fire fighting appliances in the shape
of a heater, Babcock .extinguisher,
ladders, etc.
Miss Kelly, bookkeeper fur Jack-
son Bros., spent Thanksgiving day
at her home in Blyth.
Mr. Marks visited his home in
Kincardine on Thanksgiving.
The new butcher strop erected by
J. Elliott, for his son in law, is corn •
-
pleted.
W. W. Farrah is stocking • his
farm with some choice. Leicester
sheep.
Israel Taylor and John Ransford
were in London this week on busi•
• '-were bilis relating to re -forestry, tin/•
ber licenses, election laws, to prevent
gambling at agricultural fairs, affect
ing the interest of druggists, to pre-
vent the spread ofdiseare amongst
fruit trees, relating to extra, provin•
dal insurance companies, jails and
jailors. It was announced that the
decennial version of the statutes was
r' nearly completed, and the two vol --
t
Town Hall, 'Thursday evening, was
very good. Miss:Sister, elocutionist,
and bliss Acheson, violinist, of
Ouderieh, assisted the local talent in
a first class programme.
H. E. ilod ens is in Toronto on
business.
Miss Lena • Doherty, of' Toronto,
and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. 1ieKee, of
ixmes ,would likely be ready for London, are visiting at W, Doherty's.
Issue, and go into affect by the end Miss Pena Cooper visited in Wing -
of 1807. In connection therewith,
the statutory provisions relating to
Legal practice and proceedure for
the last fifty years had also been re—
viseand consolidated.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
STtx .JAMES W,I.ITntr, the new
Premier of Newfoundland and all
the members of ills Cabinet, have
been re-cleeted without opposition.
Tax report that Lieut. --Governor
sttteraon of Manitoba, would sue -
Edward :3009. The Uest quality of
d Licut,.Governor I4laekintosh in , '
Northwest Territories, has been i fruit NV as obtained in Perth, Water.
tdd. 110o, Oxford and Prince Edward
1 county, - where the price averaged
,SFR RICHARD O.' uTwr Ioz-rx has re -10 per bushel. During the past
s t, volumin'nm report from Mr.! month l',tr. C,rantelon has paid out its
E. Sheppard, Crtnad9a•1 Cont- I hard cash, no less than $40,000,
mer to Urugtts, ' and Brazil. which included the cost of the fruit,
rd. ,says there are good barrels,wages, etc.
ham on Thanksgiving day..
Union Thanksgiving services were
held ir. Rattenbury street ehureh
Thursday morning. Rev. Mr. Ole -
merit preached.,
Mr. D. Cantclon wound up his
apple-. Yipping operations for the sta-
son last week when he sent forward
his last consignment, ilii total pusa
r
chase aggregated 17,000 tails., was
mace up from the counties of growth
as follows Huron 4000, Perth
1500, Waterloo 2500, Oxford 2000,
Brant 4560, Norfolk 1000, Prince
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m.
d also of
Wing -
PAY YOU
TAXES
.,mom
IT'S NOT NECESSARY.. 4 . I
For the convenience of the public, the/
Tax Collector will be in the Clerk's office;•.
in the Town Hall,
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'very Friday
from 2 to 4 p. m., and on Monday and
Tuesday, December 13th and 14th from
10 a. tn..to 5 p. tai., and any other day at
his residence. Frances street. All taxes
must be paid not later than December
14th.
'WM. ROBERTSON,
Collector.
To lay aside your soiled or faded
suits or oyereoats, but take them
to e1Vingham Cleaning rind Dy
ing Woi ks, and have thea.i clean-
ed, dyed and repaired to look like
new.
J. W. SNELT.
Proprietor.
atel
AITD...
eiry
We have the largest and best
stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
etc.,,to choose from in the town, and
our prices are as low as ever.
CHRISTiNilAS
GOODS
arriving daily.
All Repairing done on the
Premises.
PATTE
Opposite Bank of Hamilton,
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Now i Stock
SHOE BLACKING
12 doz. 5e tins to sell at 4e a tin, •
6 It 100 ,1 St „ 8e ,
12 " Shoe Dressing at 10e a /bottle,
Also Gilt Edge Dressing.
STOVE BLACKING
12 doz. Quickshine at 8c a tin.
6 " Enameline at 5c and 10e a tin.
12 " Aloody's Black. Lead, 4e pkge.
4 " Rising Sun, 4c pkge.
""`'' 8 " Dome Lead, IOe box.
Moody's Sunlight, 10e a bottle.
Also Quickshine Stove Pipe•Ararnish,
JOHN KERR
Grolier, `'W nnhain.
THE NEW EST TE �riE MOON
As an inducement to pay cash for your Furniture, IRELAND
BUT 1'ON have decided to give everyone buying Furniture or Picture
Frames from them for the next 60 days, a chance or a number of chances
of getting a .
Off,
5
5P 1E E SPRING SEAT PARLOR SLUTE
We will do it in this way, We have a small jar filled with peas. For
each dollar's worth of goods you buy you have a guess at the number of
peas in the jar. The one guessing the number or the nearest to the number
will liwve his or her choice of the Parlor Suite or the Watch. Should mare
than one guess the right number, or be entitled to the gift, we will take out
part of the peas, then they will guess at the remainder, and repeat in this
way (if necessary), until only one is entitled to the goods. 30 you see
everyone has the same chance.
The watch was bought from Mr. H. Park, jeweler, and has a 21 year
guarantee ,with it. So you see it is no share. It is at Mr. Park's Jewelry
store for inspection. The number of your guess will bo stamped on a
ticket and entered in a book, also your name and address, and when the
pests are counted -which will be done by three responsible Hien of the town
—the ono entitled to the goods wi d ll bnot' fi d
No Clothing ever torn
on this Board.
a a e .
We keep everything i hat is kept in a general furniture store, from the l
eheapest to the best, Although we take this way of doing a cash trade, we q"
will stili retain our reputation of selling goods cheaper than any other store
in town. Goods delivered a reasonable distance.
May be used in the h<..ttest or coldest water.
Never wears out. Never flattens out.
• Never corrodes, always clean.
Gives satisfaction to everybody everywhere.
A. nutrit; ous, delicious, wholesome, palatable food, is found itt
SHREDDED
% tHO aE H'i . .�a
BISCUIT
It is whole wheat, and nothing but wheat ; the wheat is.
merely shredded and cooked to make it easily digested and
utilized. Try a 15c package. You cannot help but feel better'
eating it.
HAVE YOU HEARD
that we are selling a beautiful Rie Coffee, regular 35c line, for
aoc a lb. ? it is a fact all the same, and_by trying a pound.
you will be thoroughly convinced.
The above articles may be had only at
R. G.GORDON'S
Opposite Chisholm's Drug Store.
Button Block
Ireland uAtoni
FurnitureMcDonald Block, Wing' Nun, I
itt niture Dealers and Undertakers, app.
P. S.—'Your ehoiee of Walnut or Oak Frances in the Parlor Suite.
,z.(ay-alp
TWO DOERS NORTH.
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If you want tri buy anything in the line of r"PIANOS, ORGANS,
SEWID ►G MACHINES,
PLOWS, ETC., C., ETO. 77',
�✓..i :.A:. ...+ GMT Piap'sr.
•T, H. ROSS,
Wingham«
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