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The Wingham Times, 1898-05-06, Page 1VOL. XXYIL--_NO. 1359. EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 8 Of this issue. Note the Prices. They will startle you. HO? iTfl & BO'ftLESI ALL BUSINESS COLLECES AHE NOT ALIKE. 7w 'tiommercial School i is one that should attend you The CENTRAL ROSINESS COLLEGE STRATFORD, - ONT. is a College of the highest grade. None better in Canada. S. Gamey's. References: -M1 Stratford, and T 'sTIori , •-- our thousands of former students. Enter Is I Jt ,any time. Circulars free. the regular meetin. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. entedfnday evening to p aeuted for paymen Douet, Toronto, let could be the reason oer business to lin that our town clerk Toronto gentleman. ter heads, half to b later on. This kin hardly on the squa •o to otir mind. We have three printing offices in Wingham, all paying taxes and d dug all they can for the best interests of th place in which they live. Then we ar to have our toiva clerk send to Toronto fo a job of printing (done no better nor thea er than it could have been at home.) e have been able in the past to print letter leads to the satisfaction of the mayor and her business men of the town, and then wit n our town clerk wants not er i ted Co do it. ' r'o we ar o m t a simile bp We consider that r town clerk has hit YY Jl,r GITAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, i AY 6, 1898. f- +-r- •XL., ; Gt , >nJ"%a T? -7 I3uSIrut:ss Ctteser w. Oil J Cr' Hams has purchased th CJPR1N dd.' , Hess carried on by Mr. 1, Cl,' is now in possessionfy% '-. WHAT KIND DO i attention to his a,nnou . • Li I eotamn, Mr. McDeee YOU WANT ? rill , leaving. town. piBill -heads, L.tter-heads, Broken ear wheel and oannister is the s i right kind of stuff to ;make plow repairs - Envelopes, t. irculare, Dodgers, i ' from, That is the kind `•P, H. Ross sella ,[i .lards, Folders, Posters or what ? it i for 85 cents cash,. ICj We print everything; from a card t 'Blew. LE SPEEDING.,-- stere is a general to a newspaper, Print it well and LIT si complant in town i eeriest the bicyclists pil quick. (.heap ton, Ca i Estimates free at any time. t'1 speeding on the front street, and we are of y ill; the opinion that it is just complaint. We I, 'IVIES, WIIVGHA•lyt. % have noticed riders c ming down the street arri,_;•7 Y 9F— Cr:1,45571-51 - E r,j et such a rate that t was not safe for a r, Luther J. Wil• ANOTHER, Loon butchering brad- mentioning large e 1). McDonald, and W. Walker, of Tu We call our readers knocks them all au cement in auother common, everyda Id does not intend by 7k inches. WILL/ SPMAZ IN Inspector Campbel in Blyth on the 26 non on the 27th, 11 great deal in the w doubt many from t hear him, Sete OL ',I;owV SCA ing last the Wingh up at peblio audio for the coming year pretty keen, 117r 1 e lucky man, his bi year, The price la P Deane was the a been given just credi the council increaser for the excellent sal .-... . person to attempt to NEW ADVBETISEMENTS. easy, boys, or take a Bross the street. Go tick Street whe you will have more right J,f way. J, S 11 r1 --Our Orehiary Announcement, John herr-Do not Buy Halsey Park -Pretty Gehl flings. 31, ti. DIe1udoo--Bargain Day, Luther J. Williams -New 13uteher. Alex fielly---Potatoes for Sale. Ireland & Button -Specials, Wni, Gannett -Specials. LOCAL NEWS. We have a nice line of • rl. Suites 10 Boge and Brocketelle co er • ig and Silk Tapestry, ranging in pric om $15 up. Ir and & Button. GONE TO TRE take the following press, the parties r known in Wingha left on Thursday Wanted -good butter and eggs. Highest new mission field prices paid. T. C. Graham's grocery are pleased to see store, Chiseolne block. and no doubt fee TAKEN Possess •N1Mr A. A Morrow the Globe that b took possession •f the drug business his exam' with all which he reeenti purchased from Messrs $100 be received Gordon & Co, on Monday morning Iast,mouths. His wi Mr, Morrow will +sake his announcement i pauy him. in our next issue, After all these KING EArLa- • ute cards, giving full , boasting about tl th particulars of the celebrated thoroughbred lean eseand' b. stallion, King Ea le, were issued from the 1 knock -'em -all -outs Tunis office this eek. Intending breeders (lottery fake) to g should see the ca horse is at Sw' Saturday afterno ISSION 11'IEL43.--We •om the Ripley Ex - tarred to being well- : -J. W. McNamara of last week for his Oalidon, East, We him looking so well, ng, as we noticed by again stands head in '0 scholarship, making n prizes, the last six o and family aceom. loathe of 'blowing and eir great stocks, their it snaps, their bales of es of moulding, their their bottle of peas este at, their gold watch - d for particulars, The es and Parlor 8 ices (given away for t& hotel stables eyery nothing), we have a wonderful change all n, of a sudden -a whimpering, cringing, sympathetic app1 for help, under the D1:coaAzzoN D. r. --We have noticed by 'heading "In Defe ce of our Rights," Not- our exchanges th, t the societies of a num- withstanding all his, we don't give up worth a cent, but still suryive and hope her of towns are laking arrangements for to keep on in the Furniture and Under - the holding of ' deooration day for the taking business. a d we have cheek enough purpose of deco 'ting the graves of de- to invite the pit leo to call and see our ceased brethreni We think it would be a stook of goods. L •amine carefully (style, gond idea for ti e .different societies of make, and quality and we are prepared to Wingham to take a similar movement up put prices as low the lowest, S. Graces. for this town. j 24T1i MAs Oi•La .aATION.-Large posters from Tas TIMIED office ng the programme for ation. The programme wonderful performing rtello Company. This exhibitions on the street on the park in the af• , football and lacrosse es, relay race, bicycle ts. The Lecknow and 1 furnish music during s sport will terminate o opera house. Come oy the day's sport. ateren-Any quantity of Butter and haus been issued ` Eggs. Highest prices. Cash or Trade, this week, announ Does it pay you to give the pedlars 3 cts. the 24th May celeb for gathering them ? G. E. Kti a. • will consist of th Dusrr STnerrsr-- + st Saturday the dust troupe of Parker - on the blain street as something awful.. company will give It was the worst we have seen 10 years. in the morning an We are likely to ha e some dusty streets all ternoon, Basebal summer, unless bus ness men take it upon matches, foot re, themselves to reme y the matter. As will races and other epo be seen by the conn it proceedings in an- Wingham bands wi other column, no a, tion was taken in the the day. The day matter. A town ie size of Wingham with a concert in tl should have son • means whereby the to NVinghatn and en front streets wo id be . sprinkled. We ; WORDS or PRalfi think the council s ould provide at least positor of last wee 2150 toward the ex ense, and it is likely ; Mr. George W. CIi that if the merchan s take the matter up forth's old music the council would a sist them to the am- here some time org aunt named above. 'rendering of tele po. A. general invitatt •n to anyone wanting Esther," We are anything in the' fu iture line this spring he has met with g to pall at our warer •oms and see what is to the class has had be seen there. . are not ashamed to will be given serge ask the public to ome, for we feel confi- musician and mu dent we eau sho a fine assortment of almost all lines ke 1 tin a first-class Fern- Cline is too well a iture Store, incl ding Baby Carriages, 1 here to require co• Carpets and Carpet paper. Don't buy untilWe can oonfidentl you see what we 1 ave, and the pri t s at I grand musical tre. Vs were surprised at ! people of Seaforth Suites (whil of our town council on nor some npeafal y 1+ find an account pre- P A lege stuffeedtheover which read, l'Joseph seat, edges and er heads, 27.00". What covering, usual p of this ? We made it • A (6 piece) suite, w out. We were informed covering, silk p ad given en order to the spring seat and or $14,00 worth of let- paid now and half of thing does not look Marriage Licenses issued by Frani( PATERSON, No 23, Vic- toria atreet,Wingham, Ont. No witnesses tee aired. CHEAP READING Our Clubbing List. Iii order to sate our subscribers the trouble of making two or snore remittances we have mode epeoial arrangements with the publishers by which we aro enabled to offer the following pruhll:aeons in `aenneatieil with the tVINGiiAht TIMES at special law rates from now until January 1st, 1800, Special clubbing rates with all newspapers and magazines unted upon application. Ca..h must accompany all .orders inies and Weekly Glebe, •• $1 25 Times and Western Advertiser, • 1 40 Times and Family herald and Weekly Star and Picture • 175 times and Farmers' Advocate, • 190 filmes and Parininlr, weekly, • • ¶livres and Ladies' Journal, • Tinea and Dt00e41 Weekly Witness, Timed and ranters' Sun. • Times and Daily Globe Timed and Pally world • • Vireos an,i Country Oentlenan, Addt•esr, 1 75 1 00 1 253 300 2 76 irk•.B. ELLIOTT, WilealiAtt, the printers of Wi and hope the town the matter and se kind wenn again anyone sending to city for re job of pri, supplied with all til of type, beat qualit Brat• -class worlcrnei -The Seaforth Ex - speaks as follows :-- e, of Wingham, Sea - favorite, has, been nizing a class for the ular cantata, "Queen leased to learn that od success and that veral practices. It time in May. As a ictti instructor, Mr, •d favorably known niendation from us. say, however. that a t is in store for the nd vicinity. I* out prices on Patlor st) note the following : 5 piece) Suite, spring nit in best corduroy ice 254, for $43. halt frames, tnohair tsh banded covering, dges $50, for $39. A. (6 piece) suite, in Brocketolle covering, silk plush bande I, walnut frames, 345, for $35.. A very fine (3 pieoe suite, nicely carved, Mahogany iinisl $25, for $20. A nioe (5 piece) alt l •:d over suite, plush banded, $33, for 29. A (5 piece) suite, +InutC=ames, in Repp. covering, silk p1 alt banded, $25, for $20. Call et S. Gracey's if you want any of the above. 3 t Tett WooL Sae; ox, -•As the wool sea- son will soon o we give the duty collected by Tine : Sam on the different grades entering is domain, namely :•-- . washed. within . fleece, Bots per lb , n unwash edt not per y lb • tab - washed, ss hed all grades. Wets , er lb i unwashed cloth= gluon a slap in the facer nig, Dots per lb washed clothing trots wcuncil will investigate law lb i cotton • urry, seedy and black, that nothing of the Rota per Ib. Ft .ln tine list it will be There is no need of seen that tub • isited wool Cannot enter 3coarser some o h States,t the a oronto or any Other the an ting, as we are well kinds are almo t Prohibited. It seems latest styles and faeea the only grades hat, an cross the line of paperui d employ are those well washed while on the sheep a back. • .Gun ---We have been gs of late, but Mr, J. lberry, has one that It was laid by a hen and measures 67a Mies -Provincial )toad Will address a meeting h inst, and in Dungan - t• Campbell has done a of road reform and no is vicinity will go to rs--Ou Monday even - weigh scales were put , for the use of the scales Tee competition, was A Grabam was the being 128.75, for the t year was $84, Mr tioneer, and he has for his work, when hiafeo from 22 to $3 he had made. WHEAT rs 15oo, mo. -Wednesday of this week was a'b sy one for our grain merchants. 11 ha: been years since there was such a Iarge quantity of wheat. marketed in own. It isssaid that in the neighhorhoo• of 514,000 was paid out for wheat, hogs, tittle, etc., in Wing - ham on the above d y. Yesterday prom- ised to be another .ugh day. All fore- noon loads of grain ould be seen coming to town from every erection. Wingham has the leading gra n market. COUNTS STATISTICS copy of County Clerl Education Departm= 18118, showing the po ty, as taken from th meat roll : 'imus Ashfield 3449 Goderich 2480 Hay 3391 Hullett 2832 Morris 2606 Stephen 4123 Turnberry 2273 E. Wawanosb 18.62,. TOWNS, AND Goderich 4017 Seaforth 247.1 Exeter 1815 Brussels 1130 Wroxeter 4411 The eoilowing is a Lane's return to the t, dated April 1st, elation of the court - last revised assess - rues. Colborne 1794 Grey 5486 Howick 4219 McKillop 2812 Stanley 2320 Tuekeramitlr 2588 Usborna 2411 W. Wawenosh 2094 'ILLdar3. Clinton 2482 Wingham 2142 Blyth 054 Hensen 771 Bayfield. 724 PERS ALS. $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE ANCE SMALL LOCALS. -Campbell's Headache Wafers teed to cure headache, -Fraley-Arise Day. -The recent rats have toad good. Shares for all leadin quality right at Wm. --There are only county jail, -Pineapples ar tiole this year. We hove a nine line of Exteni from $2.50 up, Irelai' -An apple tree it sights to bo seen jut near Guelph. --ivir Geo. E. from Mr, J. E. S driver, "Mao." guaran• egetation p .ws, price and nett's. wo inmates in the going to be a scarce a ables Button, bloom is one of the t now in alt orchard ing bas purchased 4arte, bis handso Only 21. days more to take + tage of the guessing,at Ireland & Bu,, • 's. -Monday was t first day for trout fishing. A number f our citizens enjoyed the first day's sport. Arthur J. Irwin, . 1). S., of Wingham, visits Blyth every Wednesday. y✓ -Mr. Frank Contable has pure : sed the property belongig to the Dal: estate on Centre Street*, If you are going to • il• + wire fends you want the best. G- \ ••. Gannett to. build the Page for you -The dray born+ belonging to the Union Furuitnre Co., has been the recipient of a brand new set of h irness. et --illi, John Sb Meld and family, of Black Horse have aken up their resid- ence in Lower Wi gham' Seeds 1 Seeds! Garden seeds in any gaantfty, by the ounce, -pound or parcel, at Ohisltolm's Drag Store. -Do you want ai first-class workmen ial. Try us with ag N printing? Wo have and use the best mater - order. -.For first-classl tailoring and cheap •-geners' furnishings, try „Webster & Co. `Remember the place, in Queen's block. -Mr. 11, Chest° formerly of the Clif- ford Express, has bone to Campbsllford where he ail" este, tab a newspaper. Mr J 1; Sweats was n Clinton during the week, Mr F H Heath, of ndon is visiting in town, Mr John Ainsley as in Goderich this week, Mr E L Dickinsonas in Goderich this week, Mr. 21., J. Sebastia •, was in Lucknow alon clay, Mr. W. J. Fleuty, ,f Blyth, spent Sun- day in town. Mr. Thoe Bell was in Berlin on busi- ness this week. ,Mr W Doubledee -pent Sunday with Clinton friends, Mr 0 J Danford, •f Brussels, was in town last week, Miss Orr has rete ped from her visit to friends in Ca1iforni: Mrs. D. McClormi+k, of Goderich was visiting here this we It. Mrs. Jae Louttit h s returned from her 'visit to friends iu Ba tie Creek, Mich. Miss Amy Laund of BIyth was the guest of the Misses oderus this week. Messrs Geo and Fred Thomson, of Goderich were here =• few days last week. Mr. and Mee. P. Brown, of Fordwich were visiting with friends in town this w k. . Tisa Sarah Stew rt left on Thursday morning for Chicag<, where she intends residing. Mr.A. J. Galbrait I. Iate of the Advance staff Lias gone to St. i.arys, where he will visit friends. Rev father Mo 1 .on, of St Augustine and Rev Father ;1allantyne. of Zurich were in town duriar the week, fear J 0 Currie h - returned home from Manitoba, He su (Jaded in selling his horses to the best o advantage. .111f Moore,Harris on°@ famous southpaw has signed to play w th the tVingbatn nine in the Huron Leagu, .-Harriston 'Tribune, Miss Laura Black ell has been suceeas- ful at the Normal S hoot Examination in Brandon, Man. and s teaching near Rapid Cit. y Ir. Chas. Teskey who has been with Mr. A, 3, Sebastia , as barber, left on '.Thursday morning for his home in St. Marys. Dr Cools and eo Charles, of Chesloy were in town during the week. Mr Cook, jr is looking for a e table place to locate an open a dental pa ler, r Geo Itobertso spent a few days with Galt friends, pri,r to leaving for i<;d• ntonten t'n 9 uesda , here he has secured a good situation. e wish hurl every success. Good pasture fo rent, for six or seven head of cattle. Plenty of water and shade. Tiros. SVooncocx. t f --We would like t have a correspondent in eyery school se ion in the vicinity of Wingham. Write s for particulars. -Theiieakers of wn have advanced the price of bread fro ten to twelve cents per loaf, owing to t e advance in flour. We have had our soda fountain thor- oughly fixed up. Call in and tty our new drinks. Jas. 1SSIcKelvie. tf --We have receiv d a copy of the On- tario statutes of 1 18. The work of our legislators in their last session takes up 334 pages. Just a received a resp, up-to•date stock of Children's Shoes. Please call and see them. J. G. K.u1a . tf --Messrs. F. Pats rson and W. Taylor,of town are, at presen eugaged at the Blue, vale Cheese Factor in putting in a new set of vats., Royal Carriage Oil Ton Polish makes buggy tops like new. Sold at M.ieiltru's Harness Shop. -Miss Boyd h rented the store at present occupied by Ir. W. H. Wallace and will remove her m ilinery stock from the Mason Block to h r new quarters in the near future. -Mr. A. Cozr taken up his re lately occupied b the Macdonald sent the Ontar' Company for tbi Tell everybody that you see that T. 11. Rose is selling plough point' made frail oar wheel and cannister for 35 cents cash. These points are hard and tough. rris, of the Trains staff this week, owing to age of local or other o be overlooked by our ne as we have been u !ne, of Seaforth, has id•rnoe in the rooms Mr. John Ritchie in lock. He will repre- r Mutuah Assurance district, -Mr Elgin A ii lies been off fluty, illness. Any sho matter will have readers for•this is to our eyes in won, Although the nrniter° tna ufa rers have raised the price on goods 't -r cent., we are in a position to give customers goods at the old prices. Ireland & Button. --The following terprise refers to Winghamtte t "it' this village receiv foreman of Shaw Port Elgin. 1Vl.r.' family to Port El nn, No old stoves or rotten trash picked ant of the fence corners used in making the plow repairs that T. Ii, Boss sells for 85 cents cash, Alt made hard and tough and tempered in oil. •om the Ohesley En• a former `well-known ie . ,heel i4I Brennan of 1 the appointment of Cattails & 'Co's tannery, trennan will move his - Don't ride yoir bioyele on the side- walk , -You will mis it if you do ' comae to SVingiram for tl 24th. Something nine in 1:•.o.• l loulaingaatf Ireland & Button's, - The TIRES is headquarters for private post cards and wedding stationery, -Our menthe is report having had es good days bush] ss on Saturday last. Points and pl tes to It any plough, for 35 cents cash, t T. II. Rosa', -Ropier wee ing of the 'School Board will be held on T esday evening next, -McDonald Burchell made their ship- went of hogs to ollingwood on Tuesday: -Do you take the TIltr3? If not, send us 60 cents and get it for the balance of 18' e. Farmers' Attention! and see the new Frost & Wood WE and Binder be- fore you• buy, at Wt annett's, -Messrs. D. ewart and W. Case - more shipped a ar of cattle each thea week. -Large quant ties of grain are b brought to town. The high pile=- will bring it in, A. good stook of coven • ,, f ounges and chairs at Ireland & Bu . ; es. Cn g' -Hr. McGre„ r shipped two oars oL cattle to Glasgo this week, from the Wingham statics . ° -Thies and Weekly Globe 21.25 per year. Torre, Weekly Globe and Weekly Suu $1.50 per year. --According to oty assessment roll wet hays 148 dogs in tow i, Only 100 owners have yet received tees, Private funds to Ioan at lowest rates: Apply to H. Davis, Witigheen. 3m. -The Wingham aseball club will go to. Kincardine on Frid y next to try their hold with the club f that town.. et -I12r. 11. Davis r ceived a bad fall off his wheel at the G., T, L station on Thursday last. He was not erionsly burt,lp'tand is able to be around venal. Dr. J. R. P1aedorxald is now per- manently at home ants can be con - suited by his patrons. -The annual mt public library will room on Thursday All members are re sting of the Wioghacr to held in the reading 12th May, at 8 p. m.. uested to attend. -The merchant 01 Kincardine, Lis- towel and other laces have ag reed to close their places f business at 7 o'clock: each evening. L t Wingham be in the procession. Ice Cream Sod and Black Cherry Phosphate aro two of the many new' drinks on sale at the Star .restanrant- Try them. Jas. , tf -A. considerable luantity of flax seed has been taken one by farmers to date. Should anyone eat • to row any this year they can get fell p alma rut at Young ae Paulin's hardware .tete. ela'011. °TEES.. Huron Presbyt on Tuesday nex . The Presbytery of Maitland will hold its meeting in Win,; am on Tuesday, May 17. Miss Melia •y, late organist and choir leader of S . Paul's church, Clinton, was presented w tit an illuminated address by that congreg tion. The Selvati u Army Marine Band re on Wednesday last. ctions were much enjoy- people, services of. the Methodist Id on Sunday Iast. The e Lord's Sapper was dis- se of tho•morning service th, 1•ivangeliet, will D. V. Gospel Addresses this 'May evenings at 7.80,and evening at 7 o'clock in Me- yer Morrow's Drug Store; cordially invited to attends re issued for the fifth an- tler: ideinday Schema hristian Workers' Aesoeia= ery of Huron, to be held. Tuesday and Wednesday'. th. 'There will be a item - g papers read bearing on of church work by mems ciation from different parts y will meet in Clintom were in Wingh Their cboine sel ed by our town The quarterl Church were h sacrament of t pensed at the cl Mr. A. E. Bo deliver Specie Thursday and also on Sunday Iienzie's Hall, to which all ar Programmes nue' Conventio Teachers' and tion of the Des Wingham on May 10t11 and 1 her of interests different phase bets of the Ass of the Deanery DIED. OAaTER. i n Morris, on Sunday,; A ,1 2 th Jo! n McAt le " aged 70ye erg. 5 months and 4 days. ARENESS- n Turnberry,, on April 30th, t wrknee a so Te ouru titer x Scheel a n ahoa 1 There are • tomcods of itiokiy aohoot girls dragging heir way through so'hool who might be njoying the full vigor of their youth by eking Soott's Emulsion.