The Wingham Times, 1898-07-15, Page 1VOL. X.X.VII.---NO. 1368.
WINGIIA L ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JtTLY 15, 1898.
$1 A YEAR. IN ADVANCE
WE SELL CHEAP..
The great Cash Sale is still on and
13usiness is bot,tning. There's been
no slack times in this store sines we
inaugurated this sale, and we feel
encouraged thereby, This week we
are going to place some wonderful
bargains on the tables, we are going
to make such a slash in prices of
some lines as shall compel pur.
iGbasers to come to us. We would
particularly draw attention to our
summer Linens and muslins—we in.
tend. to clear them out at consider•
ably below cost price, and they are
not old goods either, but right up-
to-date. Come a.ud see these bar-
gains.
The balance of our stock of Gent's
Furnishings, Hats and Caps, have got to
move off, and in order to enable them to
,do so, we have put the knife into prices
up to the very hilt. We Kaye the
largest and best stock of Furnishings in
town, and at the prices we are going to
;sell thein at they must go.
We annex a tew prices in Dry Goods
and Purnishiugs just to give you an
idea of the plums we offer :
,Special in Table Linens
30c Table Linen, sale price 22c : 35c
Table Linen sale prico 24c, 40c for 290,
45c for 37340.130c f:ir 48c, 75c for 600.
Extra Value 111 Dress Linens
10 pieces Dress Lineu, re+aular price
'25c, now 15c; 10 pieces Dress Gioghams,
reg. price 25e, now 18o, 5 pieces Dress
Oringnams, reg. price 20o, now 14c; 6
pieces Drees 0inghams, reg. price 10c,
now 8c; 6 pieces Dress Chille, reg. price
7c, now So.
. Ladies' Collars, 2 for 25c ; Ladies'
Cuffs 25u, now 20c. Special in Misses'
Hose at 8c.
Cut in Gents' Farniehings
25o and 35o Ties, price now 20o. Linen
Collars, stand up or turn down; price 2
for 25o. Special is Men's Hose, 10c.pair.
Special in &left's Hose, 2 for 25c. 75o
Print Shirt for 58e • 800 Print Shirt for
66o; • 1.00 Print Shirt for 880. Boys'
Knickerbockers, size 22c to 30, special
'at 500.
THE HEW DISCOVERY
by means of which the bones may be photographed
through the flesh niay be of greatest importance to
•hH 8eie ee of medicine, XRay may assist in mend-
ing a broken bone, but Hamilton's Corn Liyuid will
re,uave warts or corny, hard and soft, or money
refunded. Sold only by
HOMUTH & BOINLESI
1. HAMRA"
DRUGGIST
511ccesaor to Chisho1ni's Drug: Store. .
:
WlNniiAlz 1tacEs-'
Rnees on July 27th a
of the country. The
ever this year, A g
etre was in town on
for booth priveleges o
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TIMES, WING?IA.M.Illiteraz•,r r.7r 7r�,�oc -9�'7a1 �- i
ALL BUSINESS COLLEGES
ARE NOT ALIKE.
T
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he Wingham Horse
d 28th are the talk
will be better than
etleman from Wrox-
turday last bidding
the above dates.
New WALKS ---The N
new wants :vas som
week. The delay beiti
ont of oei tint', The we
is about completed and
metered on the east sid
A Nlcis PRESENT -II
in receipt of a doe pres
County on Friday last
twined a number of hor
and scrapers. They
friend of Mr. Swarts,
residing iu the Old Coe
ark of laying the
what delayed this
caused by running.
r on Victoria street
work has been corp.
of Shute- street,
Commercial School is one that you
should attend
5r,
NEW AIS\,7P1Ia1E:kIENTS.
S 0 •acey-spacial.
Aiorrow's Drug St e.
C Gillespie -Stray Iorse.
,las S Earl -Clearer tr Sole..
L I° E Roy -Seale Tenders.
C. Goodman --pub c Notice.
D di Gordon -Teen endous Cut.
John Burgess -Vol ,re' List Notice.
Fon TITS OLD LAND
ton and James Chishol
to the Old Country.
sect business while aw
holm will enjoy t, p
will visit the principl
Ireland and Scotland
safe and pleasant tri
GONE TO TIE WEST
of the firm of \Valk
day morning on a b
chic coast. He wil
plaoee in the We
Winghatn's four fu
Thos. Bell & Son,
Button & Fessant
The CENT ALBOSINESS COLLEGE
STRATFORD, - ONT.
is a College of this highest grade. None
better in Canada.
Eeferefces:--All Stratford, and
'four thousands of former students. Enter
any time. Circulars free.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
LOCAL. NEWS.
A rinser or Rerun
whose farm adjoins t
is the owner of a
month old. Ib is he'
get around as lively
litter.
FAST PACING -Toni
W. Doherty, of Cli.
2.15, without prom
Hensel' the other de.
predicts he will be
pacer on earth for hi
ilii.'. Brimbleco.nbe,
es Lown of Harriston,
hree•legged pig, ono
thy eud fat, and can
as the others of the
y .Li., owned by Mr.
on, paced a mile in
ing of any kind, at
. lir. 3. L. Doherty
the fastest guidless
training.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT
with a painful aoci
Furniture factory en
He was operating the
in sotno way one of h'
in the machine and
tornjHo will bo laid
Horn Fon SALE -
12eu or JCI.Y
Wingham this y
places of bnsine
haul L. ,U. L., 71
J. E. Swarts was
nt frorn the Old
The parse' son-
o halters, towels,
were sent by a
o is at present
try.
eburs. Wm. But -
's left on a trip to
r, Button will tran.
y and Mr. Ohis-
easere trip. They
ities of England
We wish them a
-Mr. C. W. Walker
& Clegg, left an Tues
siness trip to the Pa -
visit all the principle
t and will represent
niture factories, viz.,
Union FurnitureeeCo.,
Walker & Clegg.
The 12th of July in
ar was very gniet. All
were open. The Wing
4, attended the celebration
atr Blyth. The were 311 tickets sold at
G. I. T. stati, n for Blyth, besides a large
number whorl ove. There were also a few
from town wet t to Riple ,,.
TIE HAS RF •Iorseni-Lonductar John
Wamsley, of oudon, who has run on
the G. T. R. o press traiu from London
to Winghn,tTi e r since the line entered
'the town, has r: ignedl•,Wtozeflen rlr.
Wamsley has hen in Feeble health for
some timeand bas taken this move so
that he may to e well earned rest.
JOLLY Pxc,;ic-Th
Mies Houghton and
invited a number o
lyn's prairie, where
this date being the
ladies. It was a ve
A NSW FEATURE
will be found "Our
have made arrange
correspondent in the
supply us with a we:
the important events of the week. These
letters will no doubt prove Interesting to
oar many readers.
ATTENDED SERVICE
WIngha.nl L. O. I•.,
divine service in the t
afternoon. There w
the brethren present
a body from their h
Bev. Bro. W. W. Le
preached an appropr
choir of the Method
singing.
GARDEN PAner-Th
Wingham Presbyter'
giving a unique gar
park on Tuesday even
special features of t
Scotch booth, a Can
and Rachel at the tete
and a Highland piper
discourse music durin
cream, raspberries an
appropriate delacies
all who desire them.
grounds, 5 cents ; the
plied to the purchase of
Library. This will be
season and none can aft
rsday afternoon lett
rs. F. II, Rodents
their friends to Tam -
jolly picnic was held ;
irthday of the above
pleasant affair.
In another column
ttawa Letter." We
ents with a special
Dominion capital to
ly letter, giving 'ell
The members of
No. 704, attended
wn hall on Sunday
a large number of
nd they marched in
1 to the town hall.
ab, of Whitechurch,
ate sermon and the
st church led the
Mr. D. Gilchrist met
ent at the Union
edr.'esday forenoon.
arving machine and
arms got fastened
be flesh was badly
up for a few days.
wing to his intend-
ed removal from tow , Mr John Neelands
offers for sale his bri
.street. The house
conveuienees and wi
terms. For full part eiders apply to JOHN.
NEELANDS, Winghatn
Tun Fear Flue- r he directors' of the
Turnberry Agricultu al Society are busy
rangemonts for the
dates this year are
ay, Sept. 27th and
ill be issued in a few
t of the special at -
's fair promises to
or nes.
es A. 'now set of. debt and adding to t
been issued to super- Tile gentlemen who
, wbich wore issued hand are to be coag
The difference be- A S>ntous Coarts
that the new stamps accident occurred o
wer corners to show on Friday evening
e st rep. They are vin came out sewn
.lo he new issue of of town left his hie
1 am charge
in t c
sale the �V liver': in
sa A y g
ys. young Melvin mad
Phere was a severe to take the wheel o
ight, and touch dam• started to ride up
potatoes, field peas, gone a short distan
cumbers and outer te horse and rig. T to wheel was smashed
e crops on low land up in great shape a
At an early hour on battered up about
ground was as white eseary to Ball in
w. The frost appears wounds. he rem
k cottage on Minnie
las all the modern
1 be sold on easy
these days making
Marriage Licenses coming fall fair. Th
Via- Tuesday and Wednes
Issued by FILANK PATERSON, No 23, ere c
toita street,Wingham, Ont. Nowitnesses
28th. Large post
required. I weeks, giving a full li
tractions. This yea
surpass any of the for
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Canadian stamps has
cede those in use no
only last December.
twoon the two issues i
have figures in the 1
the denomination of
also ashadelighterin
stamps have been on
post office for some
A HEAVY Fnosr
frost during Sunday
age was done. Corn
tomatoes, beans, c
green stuff suffered,
suffering the most.
Monday morning th
as if covered with an
to have been pretty
Verniers in teem
damage to their pro,
SIXTY-ONE TIME
er Wingham,was
attended the Ora
the Wingnam Le
the sixty-first tim
taken part in a 12
There are few met
attended as many
above named gentl
BICYCLE ACCIiM N'
son of Mr. C.N. Gri
on the Diagonal hill
and when opposite
ran into a pile of ea
considerable clistano
in a semi-conscious
young people of the
n nhurch intend
n party in the town
g, July 19th. The
party will be a
dian bootie, Jacob
. The town band
,1l1 be present and
the evening. Ice
cream, and other
II be furnished to
Admission to the
roceeds to be ap-
a. Sabbath School
the event of the
rd to miss it.
Old Mr. Irwin,of Low-
n hand last Tuesday and
e walk in Blyth with
lge. This year makes
that Mr. 'Irwin has
h of July celebaation
it this county that haye
Orange walks as the
0.
aster Bui yille Griffin
in, was riding a bicycle I cordially invited.
on Tuesday afternoon, -Mr. D. McDonal
he Union factory he of hogs from the G. T.
h and was thrown a .wood on Wednesday.
He was picked up Private funds to to
ondition, but gter a Apply to H. Davis,
--Mr.C. Hamilton,
a car load of cattle
station to Montreal o
-The Turnberry ti
printed and was firs
Clerk's dike, Blneval
SMALL L.
CALS.
-Mr.Oeo.Sbaw has �iurchased a'bu
will run it to and fro( all trains.
Have yon seen Iroland & Button's 0.50
Extension Tables:'
-Kr. W. Case=
cattle to Toronto on
-Master King W
ation in A. A. Morr
--(lir. F. G. Sparl
received two car loac
and
shipped a carload of
'huraday. !
e has taken a situ- I
's drag store.
ig, of the salt works,
of coal this week. { J
If you are going to build a wire fence
you want the beet. Get Wm. Gannett to
build the Page for you.
-Do you take the TIRES? If not, send
us 40 cents and get it for the balance of
1898.
-Miss Houghton ha removed from her
rooms in the Stone Bl k, to the rooms in
the Dawson block, .
A full stock of Bedroom Suites, Ex-
tension Tables, Sideboards. and Parlor
Suites, et Ireland & Button's, Wingham.
-The partners ip existing between
Messrs. Brown & owell, saw -millers at
Fordwioh, formerly 1 this town, has been
dissolved. Mr. T. Powell will continue
the business.
-For first-olass tailoring and cheap
gents' furdishings, try Webster & Co.
Remember the place, in Queen's block.
-We have receive
of our correspondent
a few of the many 1
The article is a gooc
in our next issue.
an article from one
giving a "Sketch of
tit of July Notables."
one and will appear
ste,its, lir ,p Abees°— q e age m
TRY
MORROW'S
Drug Store
Ave. i � 3 `tel s'ese �4b
field was very roug
and shoulders of the
ible, owing to the lon
Farmers' Attention l Call and see the been cut. The game
new Frost & Wood Mom er and Binder be- I of the "Colts" and a
fore you buy, at Wm. Gannett's, doubt. Alderson pit
-Mr. T. 11. Ross 11is received a car load "Colts" and did ex
of fine white brick f r his new residence
and the brick work
a
pushed rapidly p y for
on Mr. Thos. Hencj
been commenced. II
-Campbell's Headache Wafers paean -
teed to curd headache. Dr. Macdonald is now permanently
-The Wingham cos will draw the I at home ane can bo consulted by
crowd on July 27th al. 28tty,e
Something special in white wool. Mat-
tresses at Ireland & Button's, Wingham"
-You ehonld visit ,the Scotuh booth at
the garden party on tuesday evening.
-40 cents in advance will secure the
nuns for the balance of this year.
"Our Butter and Eggs go to King's
July and August sale," Wingham.
{ -Fall wheat is co imeneing to tura yel-
1 l w and it will soon e ready for the bind-
'• and the champion
Shares for all leading plows, price and district. The gam
quality right at Wm. Gannett's. I ward to with great
-The garden partyn the park Tuesday I cranks ever since th
evening will be largely attended. You are Iclose and exciting g
our boys quite ban
shipped a car load 1 mento of tho Wes
station to Colling- I ship by ascore of 1 '
to Blyth bound to
of the same is being
ard. The brick work
rsun's new house has
his patrons.
SPORT
BAS
The Wingham ba
endeavoring to get
the Brussels nine e'
some four weeks ag•
so, Brussels always
offer.. However, it
that these two team.
12th of July celebra
short time he came t round alrighlHe is
feeling somewhat so • yet from the effects
of his tumble. ilI d several bit all stayed in the game The people of Killdeer
Miss DEY I1F.SIG j h t' f •Angus, who received ing a monster celebrat
rumor that Miss D:, cried n at the Bit abov
heart in the sixth August 2nd. It will tel
p p . to nit thegame, Sam.P
of the assistant tea qbaseball tournament. k
sebool has resigned
and only the hesat
outfielders were vie -
hay which had rot-
as deoidely in favor
no stage was it ire
bed the gamefor the
Bent work, striking
out 14 men. "Dust '" McDonough wart:
at the receiving eud a d caught a very goo
game. It was his rst appearance in e,.
match and with a lift e more practice wilt
make n good man for , le position. Mosier
and Ballantyne wer: in the points for
Blyth up to the fifth i nings, when Higleyt
went into the box, an. did not prove any
more effective than his .tedecessor. G.rifiin,
NEWS of Wingham, umpired he„eanie and very-
few
ery
few Of hie decisions wet cleeetiotied. Thife.
BALL. is the first game this t-+ui has played anck
°ball club have been they will no doubt give a good account .o£
a return match with themselves before the season is ended.
r since their defeat of Manager Small is wel pleased with the
together and feels*
efeat anything iii
tch will be played/
hen a good gainer
'alkorton on Fri -
but were unable to do
laving some exiuse to
vas at last arranged
should play at Blyth's
ion for a purse of $50
lip of the Western
material he has collecte
confident his team can
their class. A return m
here in the near future,
may be expected.
Kincardine defeated
has been looked for- i day last by 11 to 7
iterest by the baseball I Kincardine and Cargil
announcement and a 4 on the 12th. Kincardin
me wer expected, hut 111
ly trimmed the claim- The "prairie nine" we
rn district champion'
Y
n at lowest rates. I the services of an i
ingham. 3m. occasion -Parry, S
f Wroxeter, shipped McCartney, Seafo
rom the G. T. R. I Cartney was very
Monday. rbatters,
tors' List has been with tho exception
a nasty a a ov
to -day (Friday). ' and was ccmpelle
Elliott taking his
to 13. Brussels came
in at any cost, securing
ported battery for the
rathroy's catcher, and
h's noted twirler. Me -
wild at times, Bitting
the 12th and played a
juniors of that town. T
done them up 24 to 5.
What is the 'natter with
ball team arranging for
neighboring club on the
day of the Wingb am race.
played at Ripley- '
25, Cargill 15.
over to Blytn ori
genie with thea,
e Wingham boys"
ED. -It is current
who has been one
hers at the public
her position. The
he school board was
n Tuesday evening
t enough members
decided to hold a
.`Monday evening
business will be
all probability a
o take Mies Dey's
regular meeting of Everybody goes to Wingham. King's
ace. Wingham played to hand yet.
1 all home men, tw of which were juniors,
July and August Sale is on. Try the•
to have been heldsale once. See the crowd. G. E. Ring, y which is a great .edit to our team. Angus
Iast, but there wag• • Wingham. I pitched the first f :e innings for Wingham,present and it wa -Jacob and Bach 1 at the Well will be � when he retired i • favor of Stuart. Both
special meeting o something new for re Wingham people. pitched winning all, Catcher Lockerid e
next, when genera At the garden party n Tuesday evening.' giving then( gosupport and throwing
transacted, and in-bZr, F. Carr Bast nted the house lately well to bases. I oth teams played good
teacher appointedball, but Winghe 1 put up the best game,
vacated by Mr. G. ointyre on Patrick and deserve grey praise for defeating the
place. street, and will mo into tho same at
Brussels' aggregi ion with seen a strong
IT WAS A Soocl s• Secretary ,Robinson once. reinforcement, r. Tait umpired a very
of the Turnberry Agr cultural Society has Eaton not in it. We give you a SALE conscientious gale to the satisfaction of
sweated the return o percentage from the and tako your TRADE. The liveliest shop some 3000 specta rs, but Brussels at times
G. T. R. company on aoeouet of the recent in three counties. Kings Store, Wing- thought they wer getting the worst of it
excursion to the Mo • =1 Farm, held by the ham. and did a eonsfa -able amount of "chew -
Societies.
and East Huron nre iteralceived ing." We can as ere our Brussels tlppon-
Sooieties. The wi le amount t reerts, however, th t he could not havo been
was $348.30 and aft° paying ell expenses it
and diyiding the sa e the local eoeiety
will have $158.65, to aid id reducing their
eir special attractions
ad the excursion in
at ated on its snocess,
.$
A. serious bioyplc
Josephine St., north)
I which Mr. Fred Mel•.
best. A young man
ale at the north end
the proprietor, and
himself busy enough
t of the stable and
street. He had only
e when he collided with
emeriti in this locality, considerable and sill
ring the week report 1 young boys to leave things alono that do
nee. not belong to them'
d 111olvin was s0 much
re face that it was nec•
dootor
to drew; his
e to the wheel will cost
uld be a lesson to all
-The harpers of
during the week and
taken advantage of
people, who held a s
oil chamber, on Mon
-Messrs. Wm. an
Lucknow last week
on the Oddfellows' 1
brick block. The L
in high terms of thel
gentlemen.
Royal Carriage Oil Top Polish makes
buggy tops like new. Sold at MAcMATS's
Harness Shop.
—Mr. C. Goodin has moved to town
and purchased the roperty of lir. G. P.
Woils neat
• tho G.
R
and
as will
be
seen by his advt.
prepared to paella
rubbers, otc.
For the months of July and August,
Ireland tt Button have deci to sell
b
urilttl
lt
Factory Y lrices.
re 10 per Dent.
Read S. Gracey s
tf
ondon were in town
their presence was
a number of young
Dial bop in the coun-
ay evening.
l Thos. Moore were in
nd placed new roofs
all,and Mr, Graham's
°know people speak
vork done by these
as far out in bis decisions as second base-
man Rosa, who mpired the Wingham--
Kincardine game here. Bro. Kerr will be
kept busy this w ek trying to explain to
his readers how all happened. Manager
James will need to overhaul his team to
be in the game w h the rest of the teams
in this district, a his magnets have been
putting up a lost game of late. Brussels
has promised to ive the boys a game here
in a week Or tw , and we trust they will
not dissappoint s by trying to "wiggle"
.out of it with excuses. The score by
innings
3 0 0 0 0 5 1 4-10.
1 0 0 2 4 0 4 2-13.
n another column is 'Wingham " 3
Emends.... 0
11 kinds of old iron,
Tho "Colts"
Friday last an
baseball club o
to 23, The g
and errors, bt
grounds are
nothing bette
OnsAnx.tG SAtx---1?t�
below Factory price
advertisement.
.f town visited Blyth on
defeated the second nine
that place by a score of 30
me abounded in runs, hits
when the Condition of the
taken into Consideration
could be ;expected. The in -
TOOTBAT
The Hurons of Seafo th defeated then
Rargers of Berlin on Fri y last by a scores
of 3.1.
The Carberry football • ub have playeat
ten matches since they h ve been out out
their tour. They play the following
draws :-Winnipeg. 0-0 ; Wingham, 1.1 ;.
Riversides, 0.0 ; won the allowing :-Clin-
ton, 2.1 ; St. Paul, 5.2 ; ' tafortb, 3.1 ; Bur
lington, 7.1 ; Cornwall, -0 ; and lost a3
Berlin, 2-1.
The Wingham footLa' team went tot
Ripley on the 12th, with be intention of
playing the teani of that lace, but on their
arrival in Ripley were d appointed. Tho
Ripley team had loaded tp with players*
from Dungannon,Lucknand also two:Mr
three members of the cr k Carberry tear*
Our boys could not see t point in facing:
an aggregation of this so and the gamer
was declared off. We lib to see the bora
stick up for their rights.
I. U ROSS(
111r Telford, of the B. k of Hamilton*
played with the Orang: 'elle lacrosse elute
on Tuesday in their no telt against Sea.-
forth.
afort
li lacrosse
of tit= Se
The members
club wore in town over night on Monday,
on their way to Oran eville, where they
played on the 12th an• were defeated by a
score of 3 to 2.
Wingham base --
match with a.
8th inst., the 2ndt
me intend hola-
on on Tuesday-,
the shape of e.
rtiealars are nett:
Is Your 1)a1gnter In ]30hee1 1 .
There are thousands
'of
sickly tehoei
girls dragging thbir way throegtti taboo)
who might be enjoying lbs foal Vigor et
their youth by taking Scott's. IltnuIsicla.