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The Wingham Times, 1898-09-02, Page 1VOL. XXVII. -NO. 1376. WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1898. 81 A YEA N ADVANCE WE SELL CHEAP. Our manner Sale The time has arrived when the wise storekeeper looks around his stock and notes what has to be got rid of before the summer season comes to an end. We have been doing this, and find not withstanding a wonderfully successful season. We have still good lines of seasonable goods in all departments that we should like to get rid of before the arrival of our fall hoods. With this end in view, for the balance of the season we shall sell all, our summer Mnods at either cost or a very small argin over, and some lines we will positively sell considerably below first cost. Do you want Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Millinery, 'Gents' Furnishings. If so come and .see what we can do for you. We want your money and we are sure you will want our bargains when yon see them. Remember, all summer goods at or nearly at cost. This particularly applies to Gents' Furnishings. Any- thing in Shirts, Ties, &c. We will sell at prices that will snake you glad you came to see u5. �0& BOWLES, s arriage Licenses !Issued by FRANK PAT txosoN, No 23, Vic- cor is street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses •req aired. Fall Term Opens September 1st. time of the year to enter the famous CENTRA! BUSINESS COLLEGE HEADQUARTERS FOR SOHO.OL SUPPLIES Call and see our fine assort- ment of Scribblers, Lxercise Books, Pen Holders and Lead Pencils, all of the latest de- signs. They are the best value in town. Book Covers and Blotters given away with books at An L F I I LTO W'8 Corner Drug Store, Wingham, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LOCAL NEWS. WILL ADMIT Won se—At a meeting of the Supreme Court of the Independent Order of Foresters .in session at Toronto it was deoided by vote of 113 16, to ad- mit women to the rder. The I, 0. F have also increased th r insurance rates. Horsy Fon SALE—Owing to ,tie intend- ed removal from town, Mr John Neelands offers for sale his brick cottage on Minnie street. The house has all the modern conveniences and will be sold on easy terms. For full particulars apply to JOHN NEELANDs, Wingham. APRICOTS GROWING N WINGIIAM—Mr. Jas. Collins, of town, br ight to the TIMES a few days ago, a sm 1 basket of Russian apricots taken from tree in his own gar- den. The fruit wa perfectly ripe and was fully as loeious the best peach. It had always been supp ed that the Cana- dian climate was too igerous for this fruit but this apparently not the case. CeLenoNIAN GAM •—The Caledonian Games at Luckno , on Weunesclay of this week were the %leans of attracting a number of our t wnspeople to that place. The Union otory closed down to allow their empl j'ees to attend the games, but wig be r nning in full force Monday—Labor Da —in place of. Wed- nesday last. e STRATFORD, - ONT. 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Tickets, or anything in the print. incline No job too largo, and none too man for ue. Give 1nN a call K hen 3 von ..re line. Our priot des tare asilow the 1 h p limas MICE, WrIluLtAtt Dr. Macdonald is at home ane eau his patrons. VALUABLE HORSES McIntosh, of Q' App has been renewing here for the past two plaoe yesterday. W axed from Mr. J. E. known racing horse, which he pdid the $400, and Lady Rich for her. He also p tired buggy from now permanently be consulted by IMPROVEMENTS Man being made in differen Mr. Geo. M. MoKenz'+ sidence next Mr. Job up and converted in meut. lie also ince ment warehouse for vacant lot next to i McKenzie is a puss menta will make a appearance of t street. in1PPED—M r. AOa le, N. W. T., who old hcquaintances weeks left for. that ile here he purch- warts that well- ittle Mack, 2,27,for andsome sum of ond, paying 11200 chased a rubber- y. Swarts worth improvements are I OVERHAULING HIS I'n parts of the town. has had the old re - Wilson's office fixed o a marble establish - ds eructing an ample- r. T. H. Ross on, �the okwith's bakery`Mr. r and these improve- reat difference in the t part of Josephine GOING} TO Nnw Qt. mums—Aswill be seen t in this week's issue, ecided to move to the tedonald Block where w stook of dry goods, all wares etc., about tuber next. Ur. Kerr the advisability of some time ashe has ded in his present • eof our Mst push- ve wish him abun- ew stand, He is still .ld stand at rook bot. y his announcemet Mr. John Kerr has south store in the 11 he will open out a n groceries, crockery, the 10th day of Sept has been eonsiderin making the move fo been too much cr. premisesfer He is o ing business men a• dant success in his selling goods at the tom prices. $150. Din NOT GET ITT rom the Ingersoll Daily Chronicle we le: rn that the manage- ment of the Brantfor. Firemen's Tourna- ment have awarded first money in place announced, They h gersoll's Chief the g being the largest oh though our team tt, with the treatment Tournament they now that the than made. —For first-class gents' furnishings, Remember the place, WAxrrn--200 tubs choice Dairy Butter— also Eggs ; highest prices cash or trade. tf. G; E. Kim A. MAN or A•PPETI ham, who is spendin peler, engaged in tea dress cutting, has to appetite like the Jonah. Wednesday r with another party nolo limberger cheese. •d the cheese, perfame ligh's throat. To -day e. Mr Sligh says he , dressing and all, ex- ne meal, about six i( ho devoured a three If Mr Sligh expires can rest assnred that J. Sligh, of Wing - & few weeks in Iles• hing a class the art of whale that sviallowe night he made a wa that he could eat a % The bet was taken a and all, went down ho lives to tell the to ate a four pound due rept the bones, at weeks ago. Last w lb bass at one sit tin one of these days, w he will die "game." OFFICIAL PROGRAM gamma issued by th dation this year is t The work comprises cover, and inside p paper, contains us visitors and a numb ing the principal att tisements of some of houses appear on its map of Weatern Ont given. The book is it old and reliable up -to number and gcality attractions to be pres lee Exhibition will fa tions of former years. METIHODIST OoNrE Conference ' of the which meets quaere session during the fir tember in Toronto. be present from the scene of the conferen politan church, Rev. ing. Among leading questions likely to be discussed are missiot 8, education and pub. lishing interests, the prohibition plebiscite, Sunday observance,nd itinerancy, There is a feeling in favor • f a 5 year ministerial term. There may be interesting times over the elections to the Guardian editor• ship, the missionary :ecretarys%lip and the oy, which take place 1 Conference. newel—The remains n, whose death wail last week's issue, at- om Cleveland, Ohio, , and were .conveyed is father, Mr. Chas. Road. The remains oma by Mrs. Hender- of Goderich and the eveland. Deceased re- ntil some ten years ✓ Cleveland where he was married He ce. ate Mr. Tipling of Ir. Henderson's death ead disease, consump- tracted from a severe blob he suffered some e funeral on Sunday ingham cemetery was rt Maitland, No. 35, Can - resters, of which he was was one of the largest seen in this section for a in—The official pro- Western Fair Asso. best yet published. 2 pages with chrome inted on fine book fill information for r of illustrations show actions, also adver- the leading business ages. An excellent io, in color, is also keeping with this late Fair. In the the exhibits and nted the Silver Jubi- exceed the exhibi- EMOE—The General Methodiot church, ally, holds its next t three weeks of Sita Representatives will hole of Canada. The e will be the Metro - Dr. Carman presid. Iespie is staving hie egg merit at,, the corner of streets considerably o had the building inoy: brink buildipasand has nnderneathMr, W work in hand and he job. 'TAKING CENSUS or meeting of the Town 1 Friday evening last to ing a by-law to take t to see if our mutat another hotel license b Council appoitited M oeneue taker at a sal cotnmenced his work on The regular meeting of held on Monday eveni Robertson will make a Oun FALL Filen.—A rectors of the Turnber ety was held in the Qu day evening to snake ft for the fall fair to be h bar 27th and 28th. Ju Among the special attr trot or pace ; farmers' trot or pace.and a tea The Wingham Seem give an exabition run the fair. Secure you blanks at P. Deans' s son's office. On the day a grand concdrt opera house, under fire team. Owen GAME—Bruss went to Wingham on of last week and pl the Juniors of that was well contested though our boys pt, home nine at the fir: finish was nip and t the twirling in the Brussels an11e. as Th• of the game. Dune. catcher. Alderson points for Wingham. pine and treated bo h teams alike. The score was 14 to 13 1. favor of Brussels.— Brussels Post. renal Mr. C. Gil. packing establish - entre and Alfred erhauled. He has over close to his had new rills put Walsh has the doing a first-class Tows—A special onncil was held on the purpose of pass - census of the town n will permit of ing granted. The Wm. Robertson ry of $10, and he Monday morning. he Ccuucil will be g next, when Sir. sport of his labors. ngersoll's fire team general superintende f Caledonia as was I anew at every Gener Jens HreennasoN's of Mr. John Bender briefly referred to in rived in Wingham f on Saturday evenin to the residence of Henderson, Blueva were accompanied son, Mr. T. Tipling, Misses Tipling of C sided in Wingham ago, when he left f has resided ever si to a daughter of th the Bluevale road was due to that tion which was co attack of lagrippe two years ago, T afternoon to the conducted by Co adian Order of F a member and it funerals we hay ve also awarded In- • d headed cane for f in attendance. Al. in no way pleased they received at the 211 be better pleased s noted have been LETTER PROM MIs. ing extract from a 1 M. Gordon, dated Aug 22nd, from Mr. ly of this place will 1 the many friends of ily ;—"I fully inten ham to write yourse f and other friends, af- ter I got settled her , but I have not writ- ten one letter yet, a d my only excuse is, that as I have been knocking around so much that 1 have h very little time, left for writing . I will ow have to wait till after harvest before will redeem my many promises. We are n w in the midst of harvesting operation , which in this coun- try is an exciting ti e. We have as yet soaped the frost an we haye fine harvest weather, but owing t the extremely dry summer the crops at light. Mre. Morn. tyre and children are ved here all right and , J. J. are in good health. am enjoying bettor G. Gray, health lately and am at work every day. X and Jesse tint on. The sympathy of the Scotland and he will some day write ou a letter about my community is tended to the bereaved rel. eympathv of the community is extended to ntry," atives and friends. the bereaved friends. ailoring and cheap ry Webster & Co. 'a Queen's block. CI.tTYRE—The follow- tter received by Mr.D. lexandria, Manitoba, . McIntyre , former - e read with interest by r.McIntyre and fam- ed when 1lext Wing - . eetina of the di - Agricultural Soci- en's hotel on Tues. •ther arrangements d here on Septem- ges were appointed, etions will be a 2.25 rot or pace , a 2,40 • bitching contest. have consented to n the second day of prize list and entry ore or at John Wil - ening of the second ill be given in, the .e auspices Of the Is ,junior 13. B. C. hursclay afternoon yed a match with town. The game brougbout and al - ed away from the part of the game the k. Ted. Grewar did rst four innings for son for the balance cLauehlin was the rid Lewis held ;the D. C. Boss was um- Tris L. 0. L. Exc -tisxme---The L. 0. L. excursion to Sarnia an last was a grand succes number of tickets s. counter attractions. best looking geotlemi excursisnists was ow• Taman, of Blyth. (Dr.) Kennedy, of W of Clinton, and DTis. Kincardine. The d was well appreciate generally, The pres Miss Sanderson. accompanied the e man of the comm well pleased with th next annual exert well patronized. AN OLD RessneNT terscn, one of the of residents of this loc. dence of his son, I" street, on Friday la illness, he having lt+ a few days before h was born in Morbr Scotland, on Septe to Canada in 1854, heim township, Ox resided on a farm f. He came from Blen ris township in 187• farm for some thre conducted hotels at for a numberof yea Scotland some 53 y a ge Taylor, garet Ta to r who s some two years. seven boys and two living, viz : Frank, mortis ; Arohy an Liam, Windsor, an. the Bluevale road. died four years kg years ago. His d: ertson died in M Mr. Patterson wa the Liberal party number of years There were upwards of ed from taking a one hundred Fo esters in the procession, campaigns. Th: besides a very 1 rge ntmber of vehicles. cemetery on Sat Mr. John Neela ds, High Treasurer acted ly attended by t1 as High Chief t angor for the day, Mr. T friends of deceit Hall performe the duties of High Chaplain grandson, Mr. Jo and Mr. D. S , all acted de Marshall, The worth, acted as pallbearers re Messrs. Geo. Baby, Wm, Smith, of Wroxo eel', Jas. Irwin, John Terriff marriage of Mr. Detroit on Saturday , there being a large d, considering the e watch given to the n accompanying the rded to Mr. W. W. e judges were Mrs. agleam ; Mrs. Well, M. Sanderson, of ision of the ladies by the excursioni sts ntation was made by Tr. R. J. MaoMath cursionists as chair. tee. Everyone was trip and the L, 0. L's on will no doubt be SMALL LOCALS. —Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran- teed to cure headache. —Wednesday last was holiday, —The tax rate of Geed the dolhir, --..Tar Jos re -shingled. —The Gerrie Vedette 13th holiday. Kaye you seen Ireland Extension Tables ? Messrs. McDonald an hogs to Collingwoud onI —On Friday last Se angeville in lacrosse by Coad is lI '011 Mr. John Pat - est and most respected lity died at the resi- nk Paterson, Victoria t after a very short d a paralytic stroke s deathSitIr.Paterson ttle, Roxboroughshire, ber 5th, 1823,end come ettling first in Bien - rd county, where he r upwards of e0 years. eim township to Mor- and resided there on a years. He afterwards luevale and Wingham a. IIe was married in rs ago to Miss Mar- predeceased him by s family consisted of iris, six of whom are ingham ; John, Glen - Walter, Blueyale ; Wil - Mrs. Peter Fowler, of Two sons : Andrew, and Robert died three ghter, Mrs. John Rob - hobo, two years ago. a strong supporter of •at he generally refrain - active part in any of the funeral to the Bluevale rday afternoon was large many old relatives and ed. His five sons and n Patterson, of Moles• all bearers, Mr. Thos. er, was present at the and Mrs. Patterson in tended the funeral, The eeswater's civic ich is 25 mills on ing his residence as celebrated its & Button's $2.50 Burchill shipped Puesday. orth defeated Or - score of 5-2. Something special in white wool Mat- tresses at Ireland & Button's, Wingham. —We ere pleased to able to again take his hardware store. —The Toronto Indy Tuesday of this week. are taking in the fair ' ireMr Jas O'Leary els, have arrived in possession of the Ce see Mr .Tac Ieouttit >Id place in Ctegg's trial Fair opened on Many from %mere his year. nd family, of Braes. own and have taken nil hotel ire Royal Carriage 021 Top Polish makes buggy tope like new. Sold at 51 cMeen's Harness Shop. —Are you a men Agricultural Social dollar with arty on --Our readers the Wingham firet cert on the evenin —Labor day is a ont the Dominion celebrated on Moni impressions of the 00 er of the Turnberry ? If not subscribe a of the direotore. ihoulcl remember that fen will hold their con - of September 28th. iublic holiday through- nd this year it will be ay next, September 5th. A. fall stock of Bedroom Suites, Ex- tension. Tables, Sideboards. and Parlor Suites, at Ireland & L'utton's, Wingnam. Mr. 3. S. Earl stock of dry goods, e of Toronto. It is alt Nash will remove th We have opened stock a full range of ter Mantles and Ca s disposed of his . to Mr. E. B. Nash, ether likely that M�r.- stock from town.ta�'.a p and passed into adies' Fall and Win. s. 11. 1k. H. 'McINDco The Blyth-Wiugh baseball match a d vertised for last Mo day evening did not take place. We and rstand that Wingham and Brussels% clubs were to play last eaening. —Mr. F. S. Scott. 1 Brussels, has been appointed returning facer for the East Bid- ing of Huron for tal ng the Plebiscite vote and he has had his oclamation issued, giv- ing a list of the poli places in the different municipalities. For the months of July and August, Ireland a: Button have decided to seli Furniture at Factory prices. —It is rumored t at a new telephone company is being f med in Seaforth for the purpose of oper ing a telephone system in that town. The purpose operating it at the rate of 600 p mouth for each tele- phone. Roneton & Son have opened a new photo studio over Ross' Book Store and are turn ing out excellent work at low prices. 4 fine photos for 25 cents for the first 30 days. tf. CHUIt.0 n OTES. The sacramental with the Presbyteri on Sunday next. The W. C. T. afternoon at three hall, Chisholm bloc is desired as busine transacted. Rev Mr Mason, tional Church, r after an absence occupy - his own morning and eveni Rev. G. Trott preached in the 0 Sunday, while hi ocoupied by the I place. Next Su occupy his own p rvices in connection church will be held . will meet Tuesday 'clock, in the I. 0. F. A large attendance of importance will be stor of the Congrega- urns home this week f four weeks; he will pulpit next Sunday g. Carr, Stratford, C, of tgregational church last ulpit in Stratford was v. H. E. Mason of this ay Rev. Mr. Mason will pit here. C 0 0 -63 Positive Care for Constipation. Al' sale by s400U o pasadmoO �' .� I, I Mr Harry Bey has• •turned home from his second trip to erlan oda. • Mrs D Pringle, of St Marys, is the guesit of her slater,' Mrs A I Carr. • Mr Milton Howes of •Preston, bats accepted a position on he TIMES. Mr Milton Graham, 1 the Star Photos Co, is visiting friends i Toronto. Mr Wm Hof eguan, o Harriston, former- ly of this town, visited 1 ere this -week. Miss Tena Frazer, o:. London, was vis- iting* with old friends i. own this week. Mr and Mrs W C Mol or, of Detroit, aro visiting with Wingham rieuds this week. Mrs Geo Baker is siting at her old home in Wingham.--Mt. Forest Represent- ative. Mr John Tilt. of To to, has accepted a position in Welker & t legg's upholstering factory. PE ' SOM./LLB. We shall be glad column from any of tors or purpose col tell us, or send us a Mr. Bamford, in town. Miss Nellie It in Seaforth. Mr John W town on Wodne Miss lliseox friends in town Miss Carm Sr visit to Listow • to have contributions to this ar readers. If you have visi• away yourself, drop in and ote to that effect. f Listowel, spent Sunday s is visiting with friends d, of ay. of Teeswator, xis week. ith has returned from her friends. St Marys, was in visited Mr John Sri= , of Goderich is visiting friends in town this week. Mr Will Campbell is pending a eoupin of weeks holidays in le atford, Waterloo and MissBerlin. Florence Hutto of Walkerton, ftte • the guest of Hiss Mary ieitchte and other friends in town. The Misses Holmes, of 'Walkerton, aro visiting with their gran parents, Mr. anti Mrs. Thos. Holmes. Mr. Will Campbell, s n of Dr. Campbell. of Brooklyn, N. V„ i visiting with his uncle, Mr. 11. Davis. Mrs. A L Hamilton nd child hays re- turned notes from their yieit with relative* a:td friends at Ripley. Miss H P Fisher, of Vingham, is visit- ing at the residence of Mr 1) A Scroggie, Clinton street.—Gnelp Herald. Mr John McMann, o Ohesley, formerly of town, was spendin a few days with, old.friends during the , eek. r Athol Griffin left 'esterday for Win nipeg, where he has ecured a lucrative, position in a large dh ttal office in that: place. t > Mrs Jae Davidson, : • St Catharines, ands Miss Annie Davide() , of Toronto, have been visiting with Wi ghani friends for Is few da. ,hissesysMarjory J Dane, of Montreal, Cassie L Dane and • lora Janes visited. friends in Wingham this week.—Gorrie Vidette. Miss Lottie Mitol has returned to Platteville where she ill resume her posi- tion as milliner in .ne of the stores a that town. Miss En Gordo returned home oa Wednesday. She d been enjoying s► three weeks' outing he lake shore with friends near Iiinoard e. Mrs Millard and c ildren, Vera and Ron- ald, have returned 11 me to Hamilton, after spending a sew w ks with her mother, Mrs Vanstone, Shut r street. Mr 2 Patton, of ondon, has accepted it► position at Messrs alker & Clegg's uphol• etering factory. r Patton will move hid family to town in to near future. Dr and Mrs Mot is, of Gagetown, Mich, visited with the ttsr's sister. Mrs 11 It Elliott. The Dr as returned home again, but Mrs Morris ill spend some time la to n. yy 1r Jas S Ba , who has oonducted general store in he Macdonald block for several months, 1 ft oa Wednesday morn- ing for Iia ni to: where he intends residing in future, Mise Cassie Syria, of Wroxeter, who spent the past o seasons in Messrs Horn.* uth & Bowles' iilinery department, is it► Toronto this w els attending the minim,- openings. Mi Harris has secured a pofd-. tion as head 2lhner in a store near Guelph.