The Wingham Times, 1898-11-18, Page 5a
TUE W IN l.'i !.I,A 's'* TM ES1 NOVEMBER 3.8, tS9B.
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TEESWATElt. 1 I31'iT,111OJtE,
. t YO The Missionary Anniversary seri The treat of the .seasun will be
We want toBaythat our stock � ; ''�'
31v �.. ..4. , of Woollens for tall and winter is
il the
vices iu canncetit e un with ttte 111etho•
dist church weheld on Sunday
• ronlplete tiVe have a some of Hast. Rev.Ii'. J. Oaten, of 13elgt ave,
best and most stylish g
t lsp oods in
m � �loth market in $,
et . � SUITINGS, OVERCOATINS, $I
gra Winter' Underwear, Hats, Caps and all kinds of Gents' Furnishings,
Waterproof Coats, Ready-made Pants and Overalls.
et It ie :u your interest to inspect our stock before purehasing Clothing, 'w
;$ ft7se."' ase-re.P 0 #
Opp. Queen's Hotel, Winghana.
AltriN v� APAI " IA ,'�v"Qv11/ v 41/4+ ,1611/�'�/t4*i K ' 411eVle�VvO+'M1�'® Ci
1t
E mail free, to all who write for it, a
handsomely illustrated Catalogue of
our vast army of Goodyear.Welted Shoes
for men and boys. It describes an amaz-
ing variety of different styles and sizes, all
of "Slater" quality, ranging in price from
$3, $4, $5, for men, to $2, $2.50 for boys'
and youths' foot gear. We have striven' to
makeih s catalogue well worth your sending
for.
GEORGE T. SLATER & SONS.
For Sale O`niy by HOMUTH & BOWLES.
REMEMBER 9
RE» CH
SEVENTY
' preached in the morning and ad.
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given in the town hall here on ]'ri•
day evening, Nov, 25th. Miss Evtt
l.ionsell, late of Buffalo, the only
F
character .singer in. Canada; Mr. Lou
dresses were delivered by Miss Cart- Chapman, of Galt, with his funny
I mill, returned nriesionary from Japan songs and sayings; Miss Il.illinl;, of
land Rev. Mr. Oaten in the evening. 1 Teeawetet, M r. S. G-raey, of Winirhani.
The alloted span of life,. If you do, and
The following despatch from ;and 11r Gardiner, of Clifford will
de careful and provident all dont life,
none of your children or dependents are ; New York, is taken from last take part in the programme. Genie
likely to suffer want, from any fault of : Friday's Toronto Mail -Empire :- and have a good laugh and hear up -
to date music and songs.
yours. But are you sure? How many ; Policeman henry Krechel was in -
men awe always careful and provident? i'e1'entially charged ilii afternoon
These are questions that must occur to
anyrightminded, thinking man whose un- i before 111agistrate Poc.l with having
g
timely death might bring untold privy- 1 enGieetl a Ulan into a Raines law
tions to his wife and family or dependents. hotel for the purpose of robbing him,
To solve the question simply join the
Your eyes are priceless. Take care 'of them, as no one will take
care of chem for you. If you•need
SPEC
ACLES OR EYE GLASSES
buy them from us.
Also a full line of 'Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry. Repairing promptly attended-1E31.1.21..to.
to
drat /Re. nalUr i� .Irl= J - s
OPTICIAN AND JEWELER.
with the help of knock out drops.
CANADIAN ORDER OF 't The crime is said to have been com-
• .ORESTERS' 1 nutted while the policeman was on
,duty in nnif'urtil. The money and
enjoy the privileges of the safe and sound i propeity tai ett front the victim is
Insurance they provide. The price of a d e i e5ent an aggregate ot
lie is a comfort in 'time ofn i., $420. ,
EAST WAWANOSH.
Miss Lizzie May McGee is serious- I
ly ill with infiarnation of the lungs.
Mr. Alex King, who went to Man-
itoba for the harvest returned last
tveek.
Mr. Charles Campbell was visiting
friends in Chatham and St. Thomas
hilt.week,
cheap cigar a day will do it. Their said tet .p t
po y ' f t ' t' t'`for Richard Cattc,y, a barteudei•,
tune during life, and"l1t. t.Villiam Bone, , owirtn to ill
a Messing to your I was accused of being an tuleonlplice health, has sold his farm, the
loved ones after your death -a perpetual
for1 of Iireckel's I purchaser being 11'I��, Jamey Cituninr
foreethouthou of your kindness, love still ght. .Ids. Alexander, of Arbroath, Scot- barn, of the 9111.,:'/Ile also intends
THIS SOCTF,TY IS I land, is the complainant in the ettse, having a sale of farm stock and int -
The Leading Benevolent and Fraternal and this is the story which he told plements on Nov. 29th,
Insurance Society of Canada, today :-Alexander arrived here on Miss Maggie Currie, who has been
Giving $500, $1,000, $x,500 or $2,000 In- Wednesday morning on the steam- 111 fur the last year, does net seem to
to its members. ship Majestic. His father died dui'- beimproving as quickly as her friends
surance, and Sick and Funeral Benefits
ing the early part of the summer at would like to see.
Teeswater, Ont., leaving behind hila Mr, John and Miss Jennie Simp-
' r with
a valuable estate. Alex, was only son, of Jamestown, are visitlni,
to stay over night here, as he was in friends en the 10th,
haste to get to Teeswater, where he Mr. and Mrs. Finnigan visited at
was going to settle the estate.
He had heard something about
"wide-open New York," and decided
to take a str oll for the purpose of ob-
serving its effects. Leaving his hotel
about nine o'clock in the evening, he
information, rmatfon and received the reply that Hodson street was as good as
any. Later he encountered another
Policeman, who proved to be Henry
Kreckel. He asked him for more
advice, :and the policeman was so
accommodating that Alexander fin-
ally asi;{ed huu to come in somewhere
and have a drink.
• IC.redkel accepted the iu•vitation,
d conducted his host'to Flannery's
and al's kinds of
BUGGIES! SLTRIRIES
Phaetons, Spring Wagons, Road Wagons and Carts.
HARNESS, SADDLES, ETC.
f anyof the
For further particulars enquire o
Officers or :Members of the Order, or address
R. ELLIOTT, 'THOS. WI-IITE,
H.C.R., Ingersoll High Secy, Brantford.
or ERNST GARTUNG, Brantford.
BELGRAVE.
The Rev-. Mr. Paul, of Brussels,
occupied the tu'lpit of the Methodist
church last Sunday evening.
• Mr. Jno. Denholm shipped 3 cars
of apples last week to the Old Country.
Mr. E. Saekeeder, station agent,
returned home last week from the
happy hunting ,grounds of Muskoka,
where he has been hunting deer. He
secured two while up there.
A load of young people drove over
to Mr. 1?, Navlor's, East W.awenosh,
last Friday night and spent a most
enjoyable time in tripping the light
fantastic till clue wee sma' hours of •
morn.
Mr. Jack Stewart is visiting friends
in Goderich this week.
Our read•rrs shonld remember the
entertaietnent to he given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid of Knox:
church in the Foresters' hall on
Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 24th.
A splendid programme has been ar-
ranged.
'Trunks, Valises, Whips, Brushes, Curry Combs, Harvest Mitts, Lap Rugs
Dusters, Axel Grease, Oil, Harness 0k1 and Soap. ,
CARRIAGE TRIMMING AND HARNESS REPAIRING DONE
on short notice, and at treasonable prices.
a
R. J. 1�ACINiATH.
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IL
G ORRIE.
Mr, Patter sons over Sunday.
The recent snow storm will make
those who have not . got their tur-
nips up, feel as though winter is at
hand.
A number from the vicinity attend-
ed the Liberal Convention at Dan -
OUR PLAN
Ens bean to make Till•
son's Pan Dried Rolled
Oats an ideal Breakfast
food ---hence their delicate.
rich nutty flavor. absolute
cleanliness, freedom from
hulls, easy digestibility.
Progressive grocers say
their inereesed sales of
ITillson's Pan -Dried Roil-
ed Cots prove beyond a
question, our success with
such plan. Have you
asked your grocer yet for
•T LLS �S
PAN -DRIED
ROLLED
OATS ?
Tho Tillaon Co: y, Li -ratted,
Tticoaburn, Oat
A .v
asked the first policeman he met f )r
to o gannou lust week. i list 1898, ,,er order o£ e0uuty judge,
Mr. Adam Walker, of Toronto, is µ2.e0, d, do, selecting jurors Oct.
visiting under the parental root at 10, 1898, µ2 ; Thcs. Viand, digging
present. ditch, sideline 3G and 37, con 3, ;
The council met pursuant to ad Jas, Logan, Blyth, tile fur culvert on
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journmenton Nov.lUth 1838 Mein- sideline 36 and 37, con 3 and on con
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begs all present. Minutes of last 3 opposite lot 37; $6,31 , Area. Ding -
me ting read and passed ' wall grant for repairing Bois and
Account of Dr. Jamieson, White- Dingwalls' road, eon 3, ,,15 ; Mrs.
church for attendance on Arthur Coulter, Whitechurch, five weeks,
Haines, an invalid, $55, also of Dr, board of Arthur ;Haines at $6 per
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an u •
saloon, where they had a couple of l Chisholm, 1V'ingham, on sane case, week, i30 ; J osepn Mc Mlle- ,
drinks in company with another µl7 00 till Dr AIcA h Lelgrave, ages through b hon toad e'd
man. Later they went to another
place, where the Scetchman lost con-
seious'aess, and did, not regain it un-
til about three o'clock in the morn-
ing, when he found himself on the
sidewalk in front of the saloon. It
did not take him long to find oat
that ali his money and valuable, were
gone. 'The complainant is,an intelli-
gent:tsnd apparently well.to-do man.
Be •told. a straight and dicer story,
which made a deep impression on
Messrs. McAleer Bros. have again : blag•istrate Fool,
taken charge of the Gorrie Photo -
Gallery.
El emark'w iron Nerve
A illustrated lecture and musical Was the result of his splendid health.
entertainment,was held iu the town 1 1I Indomitable will and treme.ndons energy
hall on Saturday evening. are not found where Stomach, Liver,
Iles decided 'o give his customers and the people in general greatest
thence of their life to save money by purehasing their fall and winter
goods from him. His stock is complete in ail up-to-date Dress Goods., com-
prising Bnuckle, Figured, Braided, Stripes. Checks and Plain, front cheapest
to finest New York styles in Tailor-made Mantles in Beaver, Fine Broad
Cloth, Heavy Curled 13ouckie and Frieze in all colors ranging from $3,00 up
to µl0.00.
Ladies' 1,'UR CAPES and JACKETS. These Jackets are of the best
pelts (Qct tender skins) and are guaranteed to wear. Every person who in-
tends purchasing a jacket, should see these goods and get prices.
See our special lines of Ladies' Vests in Lamb Wool, Marino, Natural
-Wool and Union from 15e up. Men's, Boys' and Children's Underwear in
- nions and All Wools •, also Heavy, Lined American. makes from _2 ;e each
garment to the :finest Scotch wear. Men's hugest sizes always kept in
stock.
A full line of Men's;Boys' and Children's Suits and Overcoats to clear
out at special low prioes.
Men's 'Tweed Rain -proof Coats, Mandl'eberg's Sewed Seams. No giv-
the
Mr. J. Halliday, of Wingham,
shipped two car loads of apples from
here on Wednesday of last week.
Mr. Geo. Gough has purchased
Mr. Buttery's • residence near the
Methodist eltaardh.
Miss Maggie Simpson, of Brandon,
Man., is visiting heti sister, Mrs. R.
Ruth of the 6th dine.
J. E. Hunt, stripped a ear load of
horses to Manm,oba on Thursday
of last week.
Mr. J. D. Edgar, of St, George,
spent a few days at his home here.
Miss Marshall, ,of North Glanford,
was visiting with friends in town.
Miss Victoria Graham, of Mount
Pleasant, was visiting at the resi-
dence of Mr. W. Csr.;Strong.
Messrs. John and ,James McIntosh,
of Essex County, ,are . attending the
bedside of their father, Mr. Philip
McIntosh, who is very low at the
present time.
ing way at the seam in these goods. Special from µ5 00 up.
Ladies' 'Tweed Circulars with 1, 2, 3 Capes in different colors, alb°
,,lanclieberg's sewn seams ; just the thing for this season at special price.
c
I am the only* merchant in Wingham who keeps a full range of Car
• pets in Brussels, Tapestry, All wool, Unions am1 Iletnps. Also Linoleum
a)ilcloths. wi
Tapestry Carpets from :35c to 75c. /Unions from 2 'e to
50e. be mps from 21:C to 25c.
retic • , .- .
same case, : 15, in all, ;!87.50, receiv line. 33 and 34, con 13,„S ; George
ed, when after carefully looking tato Walker, building culvert and gray -
this matter in its various aspects as ening on sideline 33.ancl 34, con 12,
presented to the council, it was my -$10 ; George Daily, 17 yds gravel
ed. by Mr. Sutherland, see'd by Mr. and damages, µ1,G0 ; Dr. Jamieson,
his account, $50 eted Dr. CScott, that Dr. Jamieson be paid on
4Vhitechurc!t, attendance on Arthur
.hlsholna Haines,
medicine, etc., 50 ; Dr.
and Dr„ McAsh, µ7a0 each. Carried. Chisholm, Wingham, attendance on
Account of Mrs. Coulter, White-A••thur Haines and c.,$7..50 ; Dr.
church,, $30 being for five weeks McAsh, Belgrave, sttendance on Ar -
board eland lodging furnished Arthur thur Haines and c., $7.50.
paid.s received and ordered to be, On motion of Mr. Sautherland,
paid. ' sec'd by Mr. Carr, the council ad -
The treasurer reported ,cash on journed till Thur: day, l5th Dec. ~.ext,
hand roto 19th .Sept. last, "436. i8- •
P. PORTNRBIELD, Clerk.
Refund received from Jae .Nethery 1 -
on contract, $7..75.; total •µ4141a.''' Railway AcOldoiste.
Paid out since that time, •µ223.05, During the last few Bars accident.
and death have been stalking along
she railway tracks east of Toronto.
Kidneys and Bowels are °tot of order.
If you want these qualities and the suc-
cess they bring, use Dr. Kte?s New Life
Pills. 6ibey develop every power of brain
and .body:. Only 25 cents et.any Drug
Store.
WROXETER.
The Wroxeter deer hunting party
returned home from Maskoke on
,Wed ilesfrcly.
Miss Arena Smith and Miss Rae
leaving a balance on hand .at date of
µ•120.a1.8.
By=law No, 3O, 1898, appointing
plane el nomination, place of election Near Uaveloek station on Monday
and deputy retterning officers for en- morning a C. P. R. train going at
suing tnuniciptl elections, read and the rate of forty miles an hour, was
passed. ditched. and five persons were injnr-
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1- . O. for division No. 1; deter W. Montreal, on the Grand Trunk, era -
R. B. McGowan was appointed D. ed. On Monday the express from
SeostifordiVision No. 2 ; John Elliott, shed into a freight train tht`ough an •
•r,, ifor division No. 3 and Wm. Bee- open switch. On Tuesday morning
are the guests of the Misses Elliott eroft tfor division No. 4. ttie t.rrand Trunk express from
at Clifford this week. Debentures i•ere ordened to be :.lontreal, ran into a freight near •
Mr. D. W, Campbell has moved signed ;for ;pay Bent of the• fallowing Trenton. killing ten people and seri-
amounts :-Mrs.. Bradnock ,eon 1, 62 misty injuring twenty five. George
his family ,to Mildmay.
Mrs. Lowry, of Bellmore, a,ecompa- yards gravel ;for road division No. 3. Pauline, cattle buyer, ot Caesley., was
pled by bee sister, airs. Robinson, t$3.10; Charles Campbell Den 8, 18the injured
have moved intp the' house necently'vards gravel for road division Nu.
purchased by the formerfrom Mr. l77 .;1(k;•; Thos. Nicholson, Auburn,
was among _
Mrs. Margai et Devies died at .Jor-•
dan Station in her 111th year.
W. C. Hughes.
Mr. ltobt. Black, of the fissuring
mills is having all the improvements
made for a'ir•,asy season. •
Mrs. Robt Miller was visiting with
Goderich.friends.
~ Mrs. Wm. Wilson is visiting with 110, tile for dram cons 10 and 11,
After coughs and colds her neice, Mrs. 3. W. Sanderson at,20c; John Wilson, V. $, Winghnin,
the germs of consumption Toronto. 1200 yds gravel and damages, $12 ;
often gain a foothold. Mrs. Robt. Vox was visiting with Thos. Cassels, tile and digging dl',rin
her son in Brussels. •serest gravel road lot 42 corn 14,.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod- Mr. John Vogt has had his shop 811 ; Owen Donnelly, con 12, waved
H O hos- removed nearer his residence. Thislinh on ddiv. line, con 13, $18; Wm.
liver Oil W re e move will make it more convient for • lx. Paton, gravelling on sideline :iii
pllites will not cure every biro. I and 37, eon 11, $18 ; Joseph Law -on, I
Case; but, if taken in time, i Mrs. Brawn, from Exeter, intends1Auburn, gravelling on ,veete!ru
it will cure many. spending her remaining days with 1 boundary', con 3., $30 ; Jas. Ricking
her son Dr. W. II. Brawn, itVe are bottom, inspeetkng gravelling 011 we, -
Even when the disease is glad to see the old lady so well and tern bcundary, tori 5, a 1 ; Jrts.
advanced, some re- 1 hearty and we trust she may live to Moore, WhiteehUrell, tile drain tin
farthernorthern boundary,
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spend many summers in our con 14, S1, tin
markable cures are effected. 1 village y 'northern
contract graveling on ttuc•th!,r',
In the °most advanced stages 'boundary. (East Wttwatiosh snarl" i
and makes
volcanic Fr.s>t1►tion �c17 Jas Sutherland, putting.pl ilk'
it prolongs life,on c,ltuert at lot 31, con
Are grand, len'e n Eruptions rob Tee
13, -
1 tlle days far .more comfort- lof joy. Bucklen'g Arnica Salve, enres!llenr'z Gooier, damages, dra aloe
able. Everyone suffering them YJIcerOld, 1s,nletolaae,l Co sr gravel froth pit 00 lot 31. t',,ii 1,
`this i its Cute Brtrisee, kurus,. Scalds, µ 1.50 P. Porterfield, services t Ivi`^l
from consumption needs 1 O a ,
s Chapped Hands, C$ilblainti. Beet Pile ing voters list, 1898, tier order
food. tonic
I one on earth, Or'ta`ee out Pains and county judge µi'2 ; Wm, Itt)hitr• ti=
See. and St.6o, ail druggists. AehrP. Only
Y 1 Os.
box,
pure guar. assessor, sere $ revising vote �'
SCOTT & BOWN1t, Chemists, Termite. matted.
32 yard gravel at 7c per yard for
road division 'No. 8, $2,24 ; John
Shoebott�rm, eon 11, burying a sheep
smnmer of 1898, 50c, also for repair
ing culvert at lets 40 and 42, C0tt3
10 and 11, $1 ; Geo. Robertson, eon
See the new line of Envelopes Ott
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The TI1VIES Office.
WELL KNOWN VIOLINIST
Traveled Extensively Throughout the
Provinces -Interesting Statements
Concerning His Experience.
STELLAIRTON, N. S.-Janies R. Murray,
a well known violinist, of this place, who
has traveled extensively throughout the
Provinces, makes this statement:
"I was running down hi health and my
weight fell off from 175 to 150 pounds.
Prescriptions did me but little good. IV1y
trouble was called nervous dyspepsia. I
resorted to Hood's Sarsaparilla and atter
taking five bottles I was greatly benefited.
I feel as Well now as over in my life, and
have increased in flesh so that I now
weigh 177 pounds. I am Well known in
this part of the country, having followed
my profession, that of a violin musician
for the last 26 years. 1 gladly tell Any
friends what Hood's Sarsaparilla has done
for me. Before I began taking the medi-
cine I did not have any ambition, but now
all is changed and my dyspeptic trouble
perfectly cured." JAMES 11. MtIRBAT.
N. B. If you decide to take Hood's !Ur-
sa/Arnie, do not be induced to buy any
auhstltttte. Bo sure to get Hood's. "_
are the only ills to
Hood's P1115 with Heed's 'WOW