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The Wingham Times, 1898-03-25, Page 1UE .11\ GRA VOL. XXVII.---NO. 1353. 11 WINGTIA.311. ONTARIO,FRIDAY, MAROTI 25, 1898. nillinery pening We have pleasure in announcing that our Spring Show of New 11.1i1- linery will open on TUESDAY EVENING, arch 29 when we shall place on exhibition the choicest and most artistic line of Millinery ever shown in Wingham, Our MISS DOYLE has just re- turned from Toronto, bringing with her the latest models of Paris, Lon- don and New York. They are creations of great beauty, Ladies, •come and sec thena-you cannot fail to appreciate them. To -morrow we shall place on sale 1200 yards of DSS G-OODS bought at a tremendous sacrifice. The wholesale prices of these goods were from 65e to 81,00 per yard. We place the whole, lot on sale at 85c per yard. This is th a greAtest chance to bay fine goods at a low price ever offered ia this vicinity. %Come soon if you want some of them, •.as at that price they cannot last long. - [10M11111 & BOWLES. ,Spring Term Begins ApriI 4th, time of the year to enter our school. -The CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE STRATFORD, ONT. Recognized throughout the Do. 'minion as the leading commercial • School in Ontario. Write tor special circulars. W. J. ELLIOTT, Frineipal. Marriage Licenses betted by FaAnx PaTansoN, No 23, Vic- totia street,WinghateirOnt. Nowitneses required. CHEAP EAMNO Oar Clubbing List. In order to 8 rl.to our subscribers the trouble of inaking two or more remittanees we hart made special arrangements with the publishers by which 4 we are enabled to offer the following publications in connection with the WINGHAM TIMES at special mow rte s from now until January Ist,1890, Special clubbing rates with all newspapers and magazines quoted upon application. Ca..h must accompany all orders :- Times and Weekly Globe, . • 81 25 Times and Western Advertifte, . 1 40 Mimes and Family Herald and Weekly Star and Picture • • 1 75 Times and Farmers' Advocate, • 1 00 Times and Farming, weekly, • • 1 75 Times and Ladies' Journal. - 1 35 Times and Montreal Weekly Witness, • 1 CO Times and Fanners' Sun, • • 1 25 Tinies and Daily Globe • 4 25 Times end Deity World • • 3 Oo Times and Cmuitry Gentlemant Adeiress, . •2 70 I. 13. StiLXVIV, 0 E4 GO ‘14 0 =_17:1•1•111.1111M.OVIMMYMIONIIIIMMIIMMINIMMIM.11•11.1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. • Demuth .k Bowles -Millinery Openiou. 'Miss IdnoPherson-lillinery Openiw. Mrs. Green -Millinery Opening. 7. Y. Egan -Rupture Specialist. Mckinnon & Co. -Lowest Fusible Feces. John Kerr -25c Will Buy. N. A. Farquharson-Special/3, Thos. Abraham -Special. Alex, Kelly -Seed Wheat for Sale. TO SUBSCRIBERS IN ARREARS. With this Issue we send out a number of accounts to subsoribers, who are in arrears, To each, we world say that a prompt settlement would be exceeding gratifying, and enable us to meet our obligations as they become due. While the individual amounts aro small, in the aggregate they amount to a good round sum, and to con. duct a successful business it is absolutely necessary that they should be paid. We trust those, to whom this notice is appli. cable, will accept it in the spirit in Which it ss offered, and will forwardtl7re- inittances at once. LOCAL NE PANCARES-2 peak self-risiug buckwh N. A. Farquharson SALE or PROPER1 week, Mr. Joins Drum disposed of his proper to Mr. Daniel Bell, o DIRECTORS IVIEETIN Directors of the Tu Society will be held afternoon, at Kling's ante of the members sired, as important before the meeting. GONE INTO BUSINE who formerly reside well-known here, ba business in Moles possession at the el Belden's Wingham success. 5. es oyal Hygienic)" t our for 25 mato. 2t bile in town last ond, of Walkerton, y on Echnutreet, this place. -A meeting of the berry Agricultural -morrow (Saturday) otel. A full attend - of the board is cle- aners are to come syMr. jas. Belden, in this town and is purcheoed a tailoring ortiVand will take of this month. Mr. ends will wish him ri SPRING Tntna-T e spring trade is now about to open, and a hope our merchants will have a large, s cessful and profilta,ble business. Now is the time to put your advertisement in he Trues. We urge upon our reeders ti is necessity of reading the merchants ad ertieereents in this paper and you will otit every time by so doing. 24ns or MAY Cl RATrem-As we go to press, a meeting of e baseball and foot- ball clubs is being held in the council chamber, to see if a ranger/lents cannot be made for the holdin Winghem, on the 24 like to see o, good da and hope the clubs succeed in arrangin A CHANGE IN To )at session of the 0 ansendumet to the passed, providing f number of contain than 5,000; the now of a mayor and sr elected by a goner law the last man t Reeve in elfieglunn is of Deputy -Reeve, M year there will be no a mayor and six cot for the whole town A Dm Cm 42 Putcto-eie oboes hell soled at fr en pair ; women's at f 1 n poet What citable I have no rent to buy triy stock of a celebration in of May. We would 's sport here that day a entioned above may a for one. Couxone-At the ci tario Legislature an a Municipal act was sa r a change in the th •s ie. towns of less 'ex unoils shell consist rn councillors, to be el vote. By the new ti hold the office of pr r John Hanna, and dr Jas. Angus. Next en ard voting; and only ee illors will be elected at da s boots and ja to 50 mite a to 40 Cents a work cheap is, o debts to pay, and cash. Tho longest established hop Wen, A. few doors west of Swots' hotel, Victoria Street. T1MS, ABRAHAM, 4 t Wanted -good butter and eggs. Highest prices peed. T. 0, Graham's grocery etor, Chisholm Week. QUEEN Essmen IN 17 "AEOSTII-Mr. Geo. W. Cline was in Boole ,h this week, arrang- ing a class for the pro aloe of the cantata "Queen Esther," in that town, in the course of a few weeks Gloxn o aIle Wiese eir. A, It. McDonald and family, W110 have ecu resiclents of this place for a number o years, left on 'eyes. clay, with their effect for Manitobteeplr. McDonald has been n gond citizen and his friends here will wisl him and his family every rioters in their ew borne. Miele/mire UPEND/ very opening will be millinery stares of to and the following milliners etre their busy during the pas thing in readiness foi -Tire spring milli. mkt at the different n, on Tuesday next aye The different assistants have been week getting every - this important event, Coulee To Weeenett-Are you ruptured? Those having the misfortune to he ruptured should read the advertisement in another column of J. Y. Egan, Hernia, Speeialist, of Toronto, who proposes visiting Wing - ham, Queen's Hotel, on Wednesday, &pril 6th. The evidence furuished as to his skill is of a very high character. Wenn ex THE BR/ E -The bridge gan of the C. P. R, have een here for over a week, busy building new bridge to re place the one damage by the high water. They are rustling the vork along at a great rate and expect to ave it in slispe for trains to pass over by he beginning of next week. 22 e• A RAILWAY Wit Vhile on their way to California la t week, Mr. George elclIenzie and daugh er, Miss Lottie, were in the railway wre k at. Moosejaw, on Tuesday of last wee Mr. McKenzie re ceived a black eye an was badly cut rtbou the head, While Mis McKenzie es aped without tieing Hurt 'n any way. hey were both able to pro Bed on their way. If there is'a,' ny more pictures in the country that we have not teamed, or have not got in the shop to frame, bring them in and have them framed at the same old prices, at Ireland se• Button's. g $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE LOCALS -0erapbell's Headaohe 'Wafers guaran- teed to aura headaelse. -0Ieen tip your f1bnt and back yard. -The next holld Good Friday. -The drain at t town bas been repel Arthur J. Irwin, D. D. 8., of Wingham, visits Blyth every Wednesday. ----A carload of coat is being delivered to week, settle for your Tenet' needs money. Obisholin's Condit n Powders for horses and cattle are uuequalled. -The Bank of II ing a branch office 11 -The Tines 18 he post cards end weddi -1tfr. A. J. Nichol property at present a bakery. Private funds to loan at lowest rates. Apply to H. Davis, Wingham. 3m. --Messrs. Button 4 Fessaut are shipping large quantities of in le rollers to the Old Country. -Gardening opera mence and spade OE idle hours. --Tines and Weekly Globe $1.25 per year. Trams, Weekly Globe and 'Weekly Sun $1.50 per year. y is on April *011 - ie north end of the ed. the wheel house thI -Don't neglect to for 1893. The edito ilton intends open - Southampton. dquarters for private g stationery. e has purchased. the upied by himself as ions will soon corn- oise will fill in the -The dates of 1 e Western Fair a London have been zed from the 8th t the 17th of Septernb r. Fraeh oysters served in any style James Mcleelvie's Star liestauraet. -The business gtennbler is usually 5 - , man who expeete tr cI without letting ti t people know he is ir4business. 0 bursted open. The bu sting mused quite at a stir around the facto' for a short time, but no one was Miele, work rs going on the same as usual.ilf le We have no old out of date and out of re style stuff, that we have bought from some opposition, to offer you for less than cost. Our stock is all new, clean and up-to-date and as for prices -well, just call and see for yourselves or ask yonr nelgbors. They will tell you Ireland & Britton, -Mr. A. B. Smaller m. traveller for Dr, J. C. &yet & Co., was in town during th trienting advertising m this firm's well-known druggists of our town. -The boys have al annual slaughter of rob It might be well for all t the only birds one can le crows, blackbirds, ha sparrows; all others ar game laws until Sept. 1 Don't bite et prices you see ticketed on the street, just because you think they are cheap, until you get prices from Ireland & Button. They knock them all out and you have a ehauce for the Gold Watch or the Parlor Suite, with each dollar's worth you buy, Ireland & Button, Furniture dealers. -144 It, Itt. Ande residing in town for this week for Belgra a farm the coming turner. -Some twenty o more passengers from Kincardine, Ripley nil Lueltnow, took the O. le R, here, on son, twho has been ADDAMS AnTD .SeetleeHleTATIOers Ou Tuesday ev ring of this weelr, number of the Od fellows, learniug of Mr Aaron Lougbeed's eparture for the Week, assembled at the ty restaurant and pre.. oetitca him with beautiful Oddiellow% pia sea the follow rig address Wax nen, Ont., Mar. 22, '98. Tow.Ber,ottlzRernb Aneron leougheed s of Maitland Lodge, o 119, I. 0. 0. ., have leerued with I regret of your an izipated reinoval from 1 our midst, desire to express our sincere Sorrow and to e tend to you our best ; wishes. Although recently elected mem, ber oi ou- fratern y, we Kaye found yore worthy tri every res ect of the trust imposed upon you; and ar disappointed that we I have so soon to se er our fellowslep with you here. In p •Ling, we all unite in wishing you ever euccess in the West end desire you to cop t this mall token 1 of our appreciatio Signed on beha f of Maitland lodge, No. 119, 1, 0.0.F. some tune past, left e, where he will work uesday morning, for different points in the West. Rooms, now occupied by John Ritchie, to let in the Macdonald block. -The Exeter Tur on Mity 24th. $700 There 'wilt be a 3 ns a free for all and a As we are very oar work, we will eave the kinking and °hewing with our opposition. Ireland & Britton. Furniture dealers, We are handling any quantity of butter. eggs and dried apples -011.8h or trade. Also all kinds of poultry. G. E, Xing. -The concert gin by the Ladled True Blue Lodge, on l'u sday evening, was a success with regar to the programme but the attendance as not large, owing, no doubt, to the disa reeable evening. We are going ahead with our second guessing contest just tiro salves and every one has the same chance of getting the Gold Watch or the Parlor Suite; a chance with every dollar's worth you buy. Ireland & Button, Furniture d Deers, Winghem. -Business men •equiring printed stationery -note or let r heads, bill heads, envelopes, etc, -should emember that Tzte Times terns out neat, lean work at fair prices. Good printing s always effective. Ivis the kind we do. V -On Wednesday, t steam box used for steaming chair legs 1 the choir factory Club will hold races ill be given in purses. snte oleos, 2,30 clue', inning race. usy and behind with DEATH or Miss KE Elle rider of the pale horse visited t e home of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ilea Frances street, on Sunday last, and r bbed them of their daeghter, Sadie De the age of 38 years and 5 months, D ceased had been a patient sufferer fro dropsy for over a year. IIer remains were interred in the Winghans cemeter Wednesday after. noon. The bereave parents and friends have the sympathy o the eonareunity. WATCH TUE REDEA IS-001111(100Ce men are again making th 'r rounds in Canadian towns. In Tilsonbu g a clothes -wringer man went to a lady a d got a wringer to repair and never to k it back. He left town, but was caught and will spend the next tinny days in Woodstock jail. There are too enemy of this k nd of fellows around the country,and w warn our readers against them, as they will be beaten every time they have anyth ng to do with them. Giyo the pedlar a -ide berth and deal with men in our own town. ALWAYS TEE WAY- he Paisley Advocate tells about a young lam who purchased I from a departmental store a pair of shoes for $3.00, and some inen collars for 19c. earns. He has sine discovered that the' same make, style an quality of shoes can be purchased fro Paisley dealers for 61,90 and the colla at 18c. a pair, The above is only one notarial where people have been fooled b sending to depart- mental stores for th ir wares. Patronize the home merchant ed you will get better value than yon can g .t at the departmental stores. ( --Out report of t ie West Euro ded&romui ers' Institute meet go has cr. other interestiug reeding matt s. el •ice California, Prunes or 2 lbs. oho c Apricots far 25 cents, et N. A. Pant arson's. t -Tier Majesty; ough her mail service, is largely engaged t ese days in clistribut. ing bicycle catalog s and literature. iea loads of lumber to th' the saw mill here, threesbipped Wingham on Friel .-Clifford Express. -Court Mettle 1, C. 0. F., will hold their regular meet g this (Friday) even- ing, A large atten 'ance of the members is desired. -Plowing was contemn° d in some sections lash we k, but e are of the . opinion that the eople ere a little too I previous. I Our stock of D' in Sets and Tea Sets is complete wit etty designs and good • qualities, and e on't be undersuld, N.A. Farqula on. 2 t I -District Deput Iton, of Pinkerton Masonic Lodge an evening last. Grand Master Pinker - paid the Wingharn fficial visit on Tuesday -Mr. W. R. vis, of the Mitchel I Advocate and brot er of Mr. el, Davis, of r town, has been a esident of Mitchell for over 38 years. -For first-class tailoring and cheap gents' furnishings, tin, Webster & Co. Remember the place, in Queen's block. Lowell, Mas., past week, dis- tter ana' placing goods with the eady begun the ss and bluebirds. understand that ally shoot now are ks and English protected by the ez.U.1341„4 pelage...he The teachers and o ers of the Zetland Sunday School have dded a library to their school, the same tasting $90. The Methodist Sun y School has been 1 adding to its librar . Some 230 new volumes have been a ed during the past week. The young people f the Presbyterian church gave a Scotch social in the lecture room of the cher a last (Thursday) evening. The anniversary s rviees of the Meth. odist 600011 will b. held on Sunday, April 3rd. Full par clats will be given next week, as to w o will preach the serinons. The regular quarte ly review services in coznarotion witb tli Methodist Sunday School will be hold o Sunday next. The services will be large y of a sacred concert natnre, reviewing o the blackboard. A number of the tone ers are expected to I take part in the sery ee. All are cordially I invited to be presen The review of th quarter's lessons, In I the Wingham Presb ter1an8unday echool, will be conducted n t Sunday afternoon, annmentsing et 2.30 o'clock, by four young ' ladies. The exerci s will to interspersed with choice and am ropriate solos by Prof. Cline and other hi hly eftteetned singers. Come and spend a sleasant and profitable hour in the school. • "India," Mrs, Captain Ligbtowler, (late Captain Copp , of the United States forces of the Salva ion Anny, and late of India, will conduct the services in the S. A. barracks, on Ss nrday evening and all day Sunday. On Monday evening, the 28111, Mrs. Captain 1 igbtowler will give an address on the • irk in Witt and will wear the native an tune, eat n meal on the platform 10 eati 0 style, sing native ehot-nes and sbow some curiosities, Mrs, Lightowler will b better known to the people of Winglia ae Captain Copp, as she Was stationed sere manse years age. All are invited to the seating's. Mohday evening a silver collection will be taken at the door. SMOOT, EXAmill =Ns -- The high ntrance and publi school leaving ex- minations for 180 will hegira on Tiles--; ay, Juno 28th. Th papers of the canal- ates for the publi sehool leaving ex- minatiens will e examined by the me local board 0 examiners that read o papere for the sigh school entrance aminations, an the same general les will he obser ed in the conduct of to examinations. The revised regula- ons do not , as f eall for the esentation of be It work in writing, awing, ate" at e her the high school trance or the ulalie school leaving aminations, r the latter examin- ion, book work, 1 presented by condi- tes, 18 to be ta en into account, as S at, year, in view the special provis- os announced f. 1808. 15 Xs )1 our Daughter in School 1, There aro thouts,aaule of sieltly school girls dragging their way through school 2 svho might be enjoying the full vigor of 11 their youth by taking Soott's Emulsion. is -A girl by the n is suffering from sc of Refuge in Clint allowed to visit the me of Cook or Crooks rlet fever, at the Horne 1, and visitors are not lace. Dr. J. R. Idaed nald is now per- manently at home ana can be con- sulted by his patrons, Messrs. Carr cow enced running their doer mill in full bi sI on Tuesday last, after being closed wn for a few days on account of the high ater. -Messrs. Currie Rintoul have return• ed front Manitoba, hither they had been with a oar load of li rses. They are again on the lookout fo another good lot of horses for the 'same narket. We made our prices.' right when we started himiness, and if the prices we see ticketed on the street and in the erindows are all out prices, thou our prices aro a snap. Ireland & Button, Furniture dealers. -Messrs. Derchill • McDonald shipped I acar load of bog to CoIlingwood, 001 Wednesday last. T is is a weekly occur. I rence with these e etlemen and a good deal of money is 'stributed among the I onsets of this vi nity by their weekly hipmeets. c In this enlightened age a man need not ppos.1 to the 'sympathy of the publie, by elling of his long years xn butaneoo. What be people want Is 10015 in business svho I will give them goods at le living profit and no profit to all, You will find Men of hat kind at Xrleo.nd & Button's Purniture nd Undertaking store, Wingbam, opposite lacdoodala block. J. P. KeNtilmz. Amos 'Ammo, SESASTAN. After the addr s had been read, the party sat down to bountiful repast, pre- pared in Mr. Jo s' best style, Alter supper was over 1 e remainder of the in speech -makings evening was spe songs, etc. We shall be triaEd to column from any of our tors or purpose aoing a tell us, or send us a note • Mr John Ailteus 1 for Detroit* I/Miss Lillian Nixo for edanitoba.V Mrs T H Ross is friends this week. Mr W H McBrid town on Tuesday. VMO Saud? ()einem Tuescleir morning l(NVMedrnella s tl atintrxicie. iillg Sir A' Graham, of. a few days this week Mr. 00,13. Walker, own dentin, the wee Mrs MoBein, of Lo ister, Miss It Wils Miss Lizzie Bisbee ng at her home t Mi• I3eck, of Wingham friends t MSS SUSia, 1110111 visiting friends in t Mr and Airs .11, with friends in Toro Mrs. Goo, Masi ing with London fri Mrs J 0 Mohlath ing with Wingham Messrs Dan Mc left ou Taesday mo Mrs John John visiting with friena Mr James A. 01 arines and Toronto Messrs E 0 (Mao Teeswitter on Sund My Jas Dalton i visiting with his f itt 111 • Mr Alex Giacey .01 Tilbury, was visit- ing with bis broth week. Mr. Adam Mono of Brampton, spent s. few days with his S.:1, Mayor litortosi, this week, a month's vi it with friends in. Miss Emma Res bas returned home, Toronto. Mr Tbos Eades le this (Fridae) mar, ing for Chesley, 'W 1 re he has secured a, good situation. Mr and Mrs At lamas attended the funeral of. the late antes Corley, at ?ft. Forest, last week. Mr James Muir was iu Wingham last week visiting In son and dates:liter.- Hensel' Oboerver. Mr. John Ander n, of 'Wareham, is spending a few clay with old friends itt tees neighborhood, Mrs 5 lortslick, of Wingleure WAS Vila.. ing her mother, Mr . 5. Pearson, in town this week,-13russel Post. Mrs Geo Rogers • is visiting Mrs Mc. Guise ie Winghan this wesk, who is mourning the less 0 her child.--Brusaele Ibr4id. Mr,Richard II Imes, berriotcr, and, onildren, of Toront , spent part of thle week with his prre Mr. and eine Thos. Holmes, Mr George Irelat is in Toronto this Week, where he ,i; ttending the Grand Council meeting .0 the Canadian Ordseof Chosen Friends, BIALS. tare contributions to thin eaders. If you have visi- vay yoursoltand drop in to that effect. • „ • ft Thursday ronening left yesterday morn- isiting ore' of Gerrie, was its left for Brandon ort bor the West on London, was in town f Brussels, was in. don, is visiting her n. of Detroit, is visit- wn. riston, called on old. i week. h, of Seaforth, was % n this week. Gordon are visiting to this week, ad children are viait- do this sveek. of Clinton, was visit - lends this week. nzie and Geo Sadler ing for the West. on, of Goderich, is in town this week. ne was in St. Catli- n business, last week. e and P Shore were in y, attending afuneral. in Ashfield this week, her, who is seriously Mr S Gracey, this • 10,