The Wingham Times, 1898-07-29, Page 8\VINUH.AM T11'tl+.; , JULY 29, is98,
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ettpcd for their fielding was not good
the boys play it is to
1 be hoped they will "get in the game"
before it Lae beam v'un in the first
leouple of i.itt,iu s. In the first God: -
I erich gut three runs Lifter the tide
(should have retired. in the second
,',nems t truek out three men but not
before two runs had been scored by
wild throwing. The lit'dcrieh boys
are %ere' "mouthy," that is some of
them. The questioned Umpire
Lieklater's decisions very often,
:and some ot theist even exhibited
the "child',” game. They were
nut were
oney
Saving
iance.lr
Fancy brews Goods and
,91. ks new goods,
:lid not an undesir-
able pattern in the
lot.
100 yds. Sill:, mieed, scarce pat-
terns, also novelty twoeol,ed Silk,
mixed cheeks, worth 60c 75c and
85c for 50c. Also 50 yds. Fancy
Silk, reg.
C7�5e for 50c.
going to quit toe game,
persuaded --by some of the mere sen -
slice ones — to finish the game.
Linklater was very s riot in his de-
cisions on balls and strikes, and his
deeistnns on bases were given with
accuracy and promptness. The
%tore :
Goderieh— 3 2 0 0 0 6 2 0 1.11
Winghatu-0 0 2 0 3 2 0 3 3-13
aU prioee aha. ',iii surprise you.
75 pairs odd sizes, reg. $1.35 and
$1,60, for 95c.
CLOTIIING SPECIALS
75 Men's Suits just opened, Flue,
Dark Goods, reg. $1000 and $1.2.00
lines, reduced to $7.00 and $9.00.
G Men's Black Serge Suits, reg.
$5.00 for „3.50.
SPEC/AL all MONTH
in Hosiery, Gloves, Muslins, Prints,
Parasols, Laee Curtains, Carpets,
Ladies' and Gents' Underwear,
Gents' I•'nrnishings, in Bats, Collars,
Cuffs and Ties.
Special all month in Ordered
Clothing, as our stock is most cont - CRICKET. •
their Texas Mule, the Gregory Com.
bination, and others to he supplied
by Sie Hassan I3en Ali. who is now
in Morocco selecting somethint. (1' a
very high order. Each t•vening
there will be the grandest pyrotech-
nic display ever given in London,
together with the realistic represen
melon of the "Blowing up of the
M ' " assisted by 911 of the ring
r ooTf.1LL.
Riversides of Toronto, vs. Wingham Team
On friday evening August 5th, th• faro•
one itivcrsldu Footman team, ellen
Toronto, will play against onr
the town park. The game w
at ci.30, and will be a warm
have lots of hot stat ' at p
lowing is the prob
ham resin.
(ioal—Weele llenby. y
Lacks right, Edward S ()unites
left Cal Hawke
right, C Henderson
Half•baoks), centre, C McKinnon
f left, Chas Stuart
left wing S t1 1tcDonough
l liugli liatuiltou
Forwards •Icentre,--d Telford
lr wing 3 Louis B Duff
(Mac ➢:lesser
Spare men—Art Stuart, A McLeod
LACItOSSI.,
The interest taken in lacrosse in Sea•
forth never reached such a state of excite•
went as over the contest which took place
there on Friday last between the Elms of
Toronto and the Beavers of Seaforth. The
game was fast and exciting throughout,
although Seaforth had touch toe better of
the play. The score was 9 to 1.
attle, . '
and stage attractions. As special
excursion trains leaving London each I
eveniug after 10 o'clock are being
arranged with the railway compan•
les, it is expected that a large num- •
ber will retnain for the fireworks. I
TENDERS W ALTE
Tettd•.rs mill ba received by t e under-
stg ned, up t, �uturday, A , ti, for the
laying of a cunu]Hte Gucn baseinent of
Uwt a 5f3r No. 8`urn +rc;vand,1iorris,
t'bM talxof lint
inll; 'It x',3ti rt- It
will reqre]esa,fgravel ilnd•linc'tu l'On( 1'Mte 1 to six. Finial]
will gleed to bH't,t inches, i,r„portiun of
plaster to sand regntred is 1 to 1.1. Ad–
dress tent to
Salting Hay. •
does not seem to be
This practice does
as touch in vogue now as in former
years. There are various opinions
regarding the matter. But as yet
good reason advanced why properly ,
made clover hay or any other good
hay should have an,r sett at the tune i
of storing. Ir is claimed by some
that salt improves the keeping and
Loos or I feeding qualities, but this is doubt-
ekes on ful. Good bay is undoubtedly all I
W. J. Ii1'aND ''fi,SON,
4Vinghatll P. C1.
• BOAT FOR SALE
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The row boat with ears and cushtous
complete. owner] by Mr. W. 11. Wallace,
can be purchased at a bargain.
Ayply to R. VANSTONE
there appears to be no sufficiently
commence
P as our boys
sant. The fol -
le • rsonel of the wing
right without salt, which adds no
additional feeding value to it. Some-
times stock will be induced to eat
inferior hay with greater apparent
relish if salt has been applied ;
natural craving of the animal for
salt, and not to the added excellence
or nutritive value of the hay, If
stock are supplied with sufficient salt
they will not show any particular
eagerness for the hay because of the
salt.—Farming.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
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a Gor
tar
pays the highest prices for good Butter and Eggs; either
cash or trade, One price only to all buyers, and that the
lowest price at which goods can be sold, Now we have
- made a . . . ,
T•REM.EN D O U ,, CUT
in the prices of
alltrs>�i�� �oass•To quote
are
so misleading,..un si ..ma�.c.llY,fo,e
ou,
'"--1T-Tar wwI1,not.subt�r.,
i fig fres, but we pledge our word
lea
.oto give yet forthe- N i:! ie; THIRTY111-IIDAYS the biggest
'}''`bal.gl'ain `m,all 1pi s.ofi t`initiier goods ever offered in the.
-.. ; ttow a,:oT • .ing lam.: ,. ••_:
A,11 •tS.taple ' 9b'o ls; Bgbts• and Shoes, Ready-made
..:.("lp ,ttialg,; ;' 'gas,, -c c., &c.,.. rave all been subjected to a
,...heavy •
reduction int.prices. ,:,Straw I-Iats, fine and common,
'*111''be dldhrncl' Uut'at' cost. Some of them even below
Having moved to town 11) the real ., CDsr,.• :. •
deuce lately occupied by Gen. P. Wells, . .
corner ()entre and Alfred streets.
thitigs hGes. tTc.osRh., pIrica.ems ()5 ntehaer' t)'il•s- 1'CS ornQe'e altnl0i(•
t.i
n;
ppdudo
oe Tiage,•..
Rubbers, Copper. Horse Bair, \Voo1 ekek t0s C Ouf t'Maycele;
Pickings, Iron and Metal of till kinds,: -material in the world.'.
delivered at my residence, or if word be
le.t, I. will call for same.
C. GOODMAN.
House and Lot For Sale.
The undersigned ,,ffers his house- and
lot on Alice street for sale, The house
is a nine ronm frame one, with kitchen,
and there is a number of good fruit trees
on the .ot. For full particulars apply to
JAS. WILSON, Wmgla,ain.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Any amount of money to loan on good I
jfarm property at 5 per cent per annum. I
Ii STRAIGHT LotNs—Payments made to
suit borrower. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Charges low.
At office Friday afternoon and all day i
(Saturday.
AI3NER COSENS,
Macdonald Block, \Viugham.
For Over Fifty Years.
AN TOLD AND WELL -THIRD RISALITDY—
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used fur over fifty years by mil-
lions of mothers ft.r their ehlidreu while
teething, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
temedy for diarrhoea. Is pleabant to
the taste. Sold by druggists in every
part of the world. Twenty-tive ,tents a
bottle. Its value is iuca.luable. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syaup, and take no other kind
FARM FOR SALE
`The undersigned ober for sale the
farm property, being lot 33 in the
Tweeds
in Black Worsteds and hue As will be seen by the following from tUe [Hweeds. Clinton News•Reeord the good old game of 12th concession of the Township of East
Money saving on it hundred tl ings
you can afford to invest in at our
July money saving prices at
plate
n a Ertl®'■
Sk'OIITING NEWS,
P.ASE1iALL.
A junior baseball team came over from
Blyth on Thursday afternoon last and
played a game with the "Prairie Nine" of
town. The score was 29 to 23 in favor of
the home team.
Goderieh rlr.,Q•'^`^ t T omerat^ttnn: Fri -1 wat, Lieutenant -Governor of Ontario
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day last uy a eau.", I . ,Ui lig air lliceiiliuoti the Governor -
The boarders of the Llubley House are General and Lady Aberdeen will
anxious to play a friendly game of ball give the Western a visit before re -
;with the boarders of any other hotel in town tiring from office. Such are the ex -
and would like to play the same on Thurs- pectaeioLs at present, and will be
day evening of next week or on any date fully made known on receipt of their
that can be arranged. acceptance.
The game of baseball played on Friday Applications for space are being
afternoon between the gingham and For. made at such a, rate that several of
mosa clubs was a fair one. The winghatn the departments are nearly full al -
boys were two much for their opponents
from the first innings. Every player on
the home team piayed their position well
and nobody could lind fault with any of
them. The score was to 27 to 3 with an
innings to spare for the Wingham boys.
Cricket is fast dying out :—The cricketers
find it almost impossible to get on a tnatch
with any of the surrounding towns, u• vast-
ly different state of affairs from a few years
since when there was a live club in nearly
all the towns and villages m Huron.
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Canada's Oldest Exhibition.
The Silver Jubilee of the Western
Fair, London, September 8th to the
17th, is going to be the best in the
Association's history, and will be
formally opened by Sir Oliver Mo -
We have not heard any more from the
Brussels ball tossers.
GOD 1tICH•WINGH,.JI M,1TCH.
The game of ball at the park on
Thursday morning was largely at-
tended. The weather was fine but
the exhibition of ball was not as
good as was expected. Angus
pitched a goad steady game up to
the sixth, when be got weak and
was touched ftp for six runs and
then retired in favor of Stuart.
The outlook for the agricultural , wawanosh, containing 162 acres, more
t� I or less, 1.10 acres of which is cleared.
year of 1898 in Nova 'Scotia is, on 1There are upon the premises a good
the whole, satisfactory. I bank barn and frame house, The farrn
1 will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply
Stratford will vote on a by- law ; to TIIOS. GREGORY,
for the erection of a new city ha.11,at or I3ENJ. SVT.LLSON,
Wingham, Ont.
a cost of $28.000.
John Parr, the Mitchell fire bug,
was sentenced Monday to five years
in Kingston Penitentiary.
In some parts of Ontario hey is so
plentiful s t th f are giving
FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale his
farm, being north halves of Lets 1 and
t ae farmers 2 in the gat Concession of Kinloss. e.un-
i taining 100 aures more or less. There
t away, being unable to house it. are upon the premises a basement bars,
50 feet square ; good dwelling house ;
Farmers in some sections of Huron50
line orchard and garden, and abundance
and Bruce say that their wheat has of good sprint; water.
There is a good
been more or less seriously frozen.
Twenty-six pounds of under-
weight butter were confiscated by
the police in the Guelph market on
Saturday.
Rev, James C. Smith, of Guelph,
one of the most protninent ministers
of the Presbyterian Church in On-
tario, died Monday.
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fine
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our `stock and be satisfied that
Soap. The finest and cheapest coloring
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OR'Dn9 Direct Importer
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China Cups, Saucers and
goods, and you can buy
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Plates, are very pretty,
one or a dozen at
A VERY: SPECIAL PRICE
ready, and the general impression Sohn F. Wight, son of Richard
throughout Western Ontario is that Wight, of Densail, has secured the
with the good crops now being har-
vested, the farmers and their famil- of the Detroit, Ypsilanti and Ann
les will tutu out en mass to get a Arbor electric railway.
much needed rest and support the
Fair, which they have been largely George McCullough, aged 66
the means of bringing to the proud. years, in teaming a heavy load of
position it now holds of beim; the wood up a steep grade, in Stratford
most successful in the Dominion to- on Monday, fell underneath the
day. wagon, and both wheels passed over
Its immense growth has caused 1 his body, crushing him to death.
the directors no end of trouble in Philip Hunt, of Toronto, was land:
the past, providing .proper accom- ed at the county jail by Chief
modation for the Live Stock, and Wheatley, of Clinton, on a commit:
Agricultural implements in particu-
lar, meat of 30 days for stealing a ride
and every other department in on the air brake of a G -rand Trunk
general. The additional box stalls, car. Hunt had stolen a ride from
He was hit quite often but was not bit the extention to the carriage build. Goderieh and got on, or under, the
very wife. Pennington dune the bus- ing and the annex to the Alain ,sible, and secure the eloioo Positions that her hands were fearfully Imre-
Write the Secretary, Mr, Thos. A. ted. The two first fingers of cheBrowne, for information, prize lists, right hand were Itorn off at the
but the train hands espied the in:
truder and had him arrested.
While Miclittel Little, of Ellma,was
engaged unloading hay with a, fork,
his little three year old daughter,
Hannah, who was playing on the
barn floor, got caught in the rope
bitors to make them as soon as pos.idrawn by the horses, with the result
mess for Goderieh and showed that Building for Arts, will assist them
he could pitch ball. He had speed in supplying the numerous wants of
to burn until tee ninth, when he was the exhibitors, and give them build-
bit hard and retired in favor of Me- ings equal to the best.
Hardy, When the Wingham boys The entries close Sept. 7th, but as
went t:, bar. in the ninth they had the space and stabling will be allot -
...three rens to snake to tie the score, ed in the order the entries are re-
and by }.;,,ori. batting and a wild eeived, it behooves intending cxhi-
throw by "ihuttr,in they -were sus••
eessful The excitement by this
time had rt,atsll'd fever heat, and
it was thou;illt that we were going
to see a ten inning game. But when
the county town boys came to bat,
Snell went up and bit to Hunt, but
he threw wild and Snell reached
second. Mellardy then calve to bat
and hit tc lett {'_eld scoring Snell, bitions of fancy drill, swot d combats griping do violence to the system, Laza•
This g•a ve the game to Goderieh by ete. Prince U'I Jibe's .Taps (10 in ;Liver Pills are nature's own medicine
one ran and the game ended. Wing. number) have been secured, The' for all disorders of the Storuaeb, Liver
barn should have wn«r the gator, I Watson Sister's' 'Triangular Eleetrie-i and Bowels. Cure CoastillatkI1 by
Webb and Hassan, the toning the bowel wall and atitanlating
their fi 1.= :'." tit:race. at I Trepeze;, , the secretions. Leave no bad after
times. (e+ ut, :cit li, l.o •,it d lS C8. 1'iar inns, Burk and Andrews, with' effects,
programmes, etc.
The attractions, which have al-
ways been entertaining, are to be
even more so this year, The Royal
Canadian Dragnnns will give' exhi-
train leaving Clin non for Stratford,
MilIMIMPIMOMMISk
nother ...rto
of that "Old Reliable" line of Brown Semi -Porcelain Cup s
and Saucers, Plates, Platters, Vegetable Bowls, &c., for
every -day use, and selling
As Cheap as Common White Goods.
crop in. which will be sold with the
farm. For terms and particulars apply
to
W Vit. REN D A LL,
at Wingham Foundry.
Order your-
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HOLSTEIN DAIRY.
second joint, and the left band
sera.ped to the bone.
CONSTIPATION CVRLD.
It's important you should have natur-
al action of the bowels. Purging and
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,i The China House," Wingham.
SPECIAL
Tee -
COMMENCING SATURDAY, JULY 2nd.
S. GRACEY is offering his present stock of
ICCUNES, LOUNGES UPHOLSTERED
CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, ETC.
When the husband or son joins a Court in a Society
because it takes up one or two nights a month, but
when they are bereaved of their helpmeet and re-
ceivc the Insurance so long worked and planned
for by the loved one who has been called hence,
opinion changes quickly. There are no stronger
friends of the Canadhkn Ordor of Foroetors
than the 3,500 widows and orphans who have been
kept from possible want and poverty by the Insur-
ance and Sick Benefit moneys paid by the Society.
This is not a charity, the money is fairly earned,
and not the least part of the consideration is the
self-sacrificing work of the Brethren who attend
lodge and conduct the business of the society with-
out fcc or price for their services. It is for the
benefit of wives, sons and daughters, fathers and
mothers, that the C.O.F. carries on its great work,
and its noble principles have been amply sustained
by Canadian womanhood.
Lacs Court may provide for
Benefits. Sick and Funeral Benefits and
the attendance of a skilled physician during illness.
The High Court gives a weekly allowance of
from $3 to $5 during iilness or disability as pro-
vided in the Sick and Funeral Benefit Law, and on
the death of a member contributes $3o towards his
funeral menses.
After satisfactory proof of the death of a mem-
ber in good standing, the wife, children, or desig-
nated payees of deceased, receive from the Order
the amount of insurance provided for, as nand in
their Insurance Certificate or Certificates, which
may be $loo, $1,000, $r,3oe or $2,000.
For further particulars enquire of any of the
Officers or Members of the Order, or address
12. ELLIOTT,. TIIOS. WHITE,
r3 C.R., Ingersoll. N1'gh Seo'y, Baron/ord.
or ERNST GARTUJNO,Bran(otd'.
at clearing sale prices.
We intend to clear out our goods within the next 3o days,
and we offer them at prices away below anything ever offered
by any retail dealer in Wingham.
Now is your opportunity if you want Bargains. We have
a big stock. First to come will have best choice.
We will also give you the best prices on Bedroom Suites,
and Extension Tables ever- offered here, and would especially
ask you to examine the quality of these articles. They are made
here in Wingham by the Union Furniture Co., who are noted
for making the best goods in their line in Canada.
Note a few of our July Prices :
$18.00 Bed Room Suites for $15.5o.
$IG.Oo "c4 .t" $13.50.
$14.00 " (( $11.50.
And a Suite for $7.00 that will knock out anything that
can be put up against it.
$g.00 Sideboards (with best German Mirror) tor $7.50.
$7.00 for $5.75. .
See our line of Rocking Chairs at 5o cents.
just bear in mind that we take no back seat from any one
on prices at any time, and now for July we will quote you
pricesthat will be below all others at
G RACEY'E-
Furniture
Wareroom, Wingham.
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