The Wingham Times, 1899-04-14, Page 1THE
VOL. XXVIL—NO. 1498,
New Firm,
New Goods,
New Prices.
We beg to announce that this
week we open up our stock of NEW
SPRING GOODS, and we have no
hesitation in saying that it is com
posed of the Choicest and Newest
goods in the market. Having been
boughtlate in the season, we were en-
abl4fto secure novelties that dealers
buying earlier were unable to get,
and on most goods we received such
concessions in price as will enable us
to give our customers great bargains.
We have all the new designs and
colors in Dress Goods, auct amongst
them will be ,joined something to
please the .most fastidious. New
Prints,New Linens, New Trimmings,
New Hosiery, Nett Everything.
We sold nearly all our old stock
during our late sale 'and consequent-
ly start the spring with everything
new.
To the gentlemen we would say
• our s'coplt. of New Woolen.a is now
compi,te and is the best we ever put
on sale, and we are selling suits at
the closest prices pOSSible, We,haye
all the latest things in Stiff and Soft
Felt Hats, and everything that is
desirable in Gentlemen's Furnishings.
Remember we are trying to do a
Cash business and consequently are
selling at close prices.
Yours respectfully,
HO LITH
SON..
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have reeen ly taken good situations and
four eiositions remain Unfilled.
riz
BUSINESS FIRMS throughout the
country employ our graduates. In fair
'competition our -graduates aro nearly
always chosen. .That's one reason why
young men and women should come to
the, •
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
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WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 1:1;e4899.
,
for lack of the " riglat thing" in e.he way
ot a spring medicine,
Dr. Ilare's Sarsaparilla
is the best spring medicine on the Mar-
ket. It enriches the blood, inereepeo
the appetite, aids digestion and builds
up the system gene; ally.
For sale only at'
HAMILTON'S DRUG STORE
• wmanAm:
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NEW AleVEBTesEMBNTB.
New advertisements from the followlnir'Pe9,03
will be found in the columns of this issue:—
:
IA) ELVA-0:111m • J4JF /;?y
John Hanna—N v Goods 1,, ff'Ne
John Ketr—A 0 Owe
„6,
.N A Farquharso —Specials
, Webster ... Co— arly Closing •
.. IMFtlirergive-o-• DAPelnrtiVtr:s Goods
Young & peon Snerwiii.W illiams Paint
D nicLauchun Co—From Ocemyto Oceou
LOCAL IsIZWS.
•
See Halsey Park's advertisement.
Dr. Butler, of London, will be at the
Queen's Hotel, Wingbatn, on the ilist
Wednesday of each montli from 11.30 an.
telleteo'cleek 'pore., ha .milistietetiodein
diseases •(A the eye, ear; nose ancethroat.
rattlt LANO9 Nta WXNNIEVI. -- The
Board of Trade of W nnipeg has issued in
conjunction with the Imigration Depatt-
ment a pamphlet sho vin g the advantages
of the city an the *cation and price of
the vacemt lands in t ie district. . Copies
maybe had by appleation to the Mike of
Mr W. F McCreary, , tommissioner of Im-
migration, Winnipeg
BV.EIVED Hts PESsron. — Geo Yetig,
Esq, Gentleman, 'Vet an of the army of
the Republic mei Peesioner of the United
States Government, foemerly known es
"Geordie the _Halle •," Las succeeded in
having his Main, recegnized by the Ameri-
can Government am is now on the tegular
army pension list ar_i will ieceive a meter
pension of $3 per nteeth until dead. Iu
addition to tbat he z 3ceived a um of over
$400 in cash as sare's, an is in conse-
quence set up in the evert again,
Fon 6.5.1..e.—A. tired- 1 s second-hand ane
horse dray wagon fof,4Ie ch ap Apply
to D p Taylor, Lue now.
Leer leen 'Tug ear. Tuesday was
one of the regular Jixearsion days to Man-
itoba and Northe.est. The C P 11 sent
out the following Mock, households and
passengers to difArent points :—Thomas
Gregory and W4et Button, a ear of
horses to Winnipeg ; Mr Beldon went in
charge of the horeets, Mr Geo Russell
wont to DauphinMaking with him a oar
of effects, inoludietg his own, part cif R 0
Sparling's and W Samna's. Mrs Russel
and family will le bye next week to join Mr
Reesell at Dauphi 1. John Gannett went
to Dauphin; Ales (1 .11 McEwen to Ox BOW,
N W T; Thos J Gibbons to Tribune •
Peter D and John McDougall to Hamiot
nt
Eer Creestea—The Town Council at
its meeting on Monday evening passed
a motion for the Being of a bylaw at its
next meetine, w icb will close certain
places of towlines at 7 o'clock every even-
ing, oxeept i.' turdays and evevings
proceeding holid ye. The placiss effected
by the by-law w I be general stores, •dour
and fowl, cloth ere. hardware, tinware,
hernesi shops, ewelete and bookstores;
and as will be s n in another column, the
•ptincipal grocor have agreed to Mose theie
places of burin s at the bouts. indicated
by the byeaw. J We would have liked to
have seen the 4 moil pass a general by-
law, hut our bi einem Merl and Merles will
be to do wait what they have for the
present year ad another you go into the
matter more tkoroun
ghly. e purchasing
publics can do 0 great det,I in the way of
making the early electing movement a
eucoese cone we doubt they will do so. The
by-law cannot low dome into effect before
the middle of 1 lay. Wirigham will be iti
MI
line with ellr pregtessiVe toWas tide
r
piteticitlar retoe reent.
WANTBD—Butter and legate Highest
Prices. Cash or Trade Admittedly the
best Produce Mart in Canada.
G E KING.
Oen Toms Pauerc. f.A treat m in store
for the pemle of W ogliatn. •A. number
of the young men of town have been
practiciug for some time old Southern
melodies and negro eongs, intending to
give a lirsteslass .nterteinmeut at no
distant date. 3 uclgi ,g from the choruses
wo have heard tine e going to be an up-
toelate concert. awl the boys should be
encouraged by givire them a bumper
house.
W It xs Paoenessz:e.—A Grey corres-
pondent writes thee c a former W Ingham,
ite :—Just one year ega W R Belden, who
keeps a stook farm it ar KoletiwOrtli, took
into. his heed that -*tem was money in
raising stockers and 'wording to his faith
did so. He has jest' tszle the last of the 72
he raised, making or the lot e1,100. This
with eo small an inve extent is a big thing.
Mr Belden is a fir n believer in pork
packing businees and it is rumored that he
has a good portion ofhe Palmerston houee,
tt
which nooubt will all right aa he looks
el
Reload rather than at the present.
• Eariners—See the new Peter Hamilton
Spring Pressure Drill before buying.
4t
J Sneerer, Whitechurch.
brume( Fromm,— he two branches of
the Meitland river h ve been a regular
Niagara this week. The water in both
branches is higher th n bas been teen in
many year». The 0:aerie is completely
covered and it is impossibleao get along
the road. The people ;n Lower Wiugham
say the water is higher than it lute been in
many years. The ice n both brand:tee is
not nearly all broken , Ira there is not
much danger of any seri us manage should
we nob be visited with a. eavy fall of rain.
The bridge at the B I'
we ardleretand, been
the high water. The d
the most part, have' w
but in a few pleoee th
ly plugged up, the col
having completely froz
Ternberry, has,
asked awcte by
ins in town, for
rked very well,
idole. been had -
winter weather
bp the pipes.
SAD Mn. STBATHAND.—The'
following appeared.% t e Brantford news
of the Toronto Globe on Wednesday :—
Mr A. C.Strathdee, w ase son was lost
while Mr Strathdee's party was pushing
on towardepectee Riv en route to the
bas just (ceivect. information
from the Hudson Bay Company's agent at
Vermilion, W T, th t, an Indis,n reported
finding the partly -de omposed remains of
a, white man under tree in the forest
near the Hey River and conveying the
impreesion that the remains are those of
Mr Strathrietes son areey; who became
lost while out huntin last September. Mr
Wilson, of the son .Bay Company
writes. thee an effort will be made this
spring to recover the •lothing and remains
for interment and ,'dentificietion. Mr
Steathdee, who cheri • ed 'lopes of his son
being found by. India s and sheltered, has
now abandoned all 1 ope, and though the
remains have not bee positively identified
as those of his son ev rything, be thinks,
points to that probe lity. .
Messee-Henins Dz
delivery of' ferte in
town took place on F
wards of sixty of
their friends of the
took Complete posses
, early as 7 o'elook far
four different roads a
to the 0 T R station,
reeetved his Massey.learris machinery; by
12 o'clook all the rigs tad been loaded, and
t o customers and frisnde were presented
4
ith complimentary ( inner tickets( to the
0
several hotele for thanselyes and teams.
1 After dinner a grand pocessioh was formed,
headed by a band anger the leadership of
A. J Sebastian. Tley marched up and
down dosephine stree , presenting a eight
not soon to be forgott n ; after the prams -
cion a 'grand gr upe was leveled,
'reaching from Button's cornet
down to near the Qu en's hotel. • The
street being peeked fro side to side with
loaded sleighs of nue:hi ery and people. A
„good photograph was ken of the groupe
by M. X Zurbrig. T A Rees and
his staff of hustling ass tanto aro to be
congratulated on the c mplete way in
which the delivery Was ea ried out. Mr
Ross informe tut duo d the day been
mote favorable some 26 o 30inore fannere
' would have been ite Own f their machines
Ile Welles es to thank al who in any vray
assieted him in making ie delivety such
a grand euceess. letr •beaten, the Cone.
patty's repregentetiee, nformed us that
the Vowed% of sales in this delivery
amounted to Wed* 4/6,000. This irr
suety an indication that our farmer
, friends are not in etir bad cirtitimatatmeep
• could be seen pourine
— The largest
ohinery ever seen in
iday last, when np-
he best farmers and
mediate townships
on of, the town. As
era with their teams
into town from the
d wending their way
here each in turn
e........e.aseeeenneste•elleal e—
Weereee—eln short er
man to learn tailori
to Webster cfs Co, 'een's Bloo , Wing-
harn,
Wnvoueet Rms.— t a meeting of the
Wingbaen Driving ark Association held
on Wednesday eve ng, it was decided to
held the next bore races on Wednesday,
and Thursday, Jul 19th and 20th.
Seeterewq Sunet itiPriON STAKE.—The
Widelmea Driviirg Park Association
have decided to open the above stake
for stitlions awed ng fur savioe in On-
tario this year or payment of NU, and
open to foals of 19 )0 on the payment of
a small entry fee, -o whieb. the Associae
tiun add WOO, Th • stake will be open to
trotters and pacer , the former to receive
60 per rent and th latter 40 par cent of
the main stake,
each class for no -winners in -- • i
staee. Next w k we will - • fish the
rules and conditi ns inf
Cheese White 04 BonoN A
Farquharson's.
DIED TonONTO. ord wan received
by her parents in sower sWingharn, on
Saturday last, of the death of Mary Jane,
wife of -Herbert R& say, Toronto, and
daughter of Peter G ti urdoch, of Lower
Wingbam, in the 24t year of her age.
Deceased was well , own by many in
Wingharn and vicini y and had only been
married about two ye re. The remains
arrived from Torout on Monday evening,
and the funeral to -k place from Mr
Murdoch's residenc to the Veipgham
ctemetery on Tuesd afteraoonle The
bereaved relatives • • d friends will have
the sympathy of th- cornrows*.
Eon SALB.—That ery desirable proper-
ty sheeted on the met' of Francis and
Petrick streets. For particulars apply at
the residence or at the salt offiCe.
F G Somme
SUDDEN Dze'raWr Geo A Ross,
proprietor of the T .vietook drug store,
died suddenly in h room at th p Cern-
reiercial hotel Muir ly alter noonvyester,
day, in the 27th year of leis age. 'Al-
though not in goo health he was at-
tending to his usiness as usual all
winter, so that e news of his death
came as a shock to the community - AS
isgemereell,e,ey. steedaree eletretlenidedeto
renven resting in his bed until after
dinner, MA to e friends wile/Sidled on
him bePeeemed o Ite'ftrong fid in good
spirits. \‘‘. litt a before non Mr James
Scott, cler ot e deng,siore, went to
Mr Ross' roo coretpilt him on a mat-
ter oe business, • ut found him sleeping
souriellyeemelenot dieter° him.
Just after diet) zeeNeleon want up to
pay hut a visit, • nd,lteas horrified to find
him dead. t nee wont for Dr
Steele whir fdtut e initiation, that
his demieliewas due to Aleut failure.
Since cornto Tavistoole,be has made
many %rends, epecially 'belong the
young .neo of' he village, 'lend the
sulennecty over lis sudden cite into
eternity is dee a d genuine. He was
Pee Chief Ratige of Queen City COlert,
C F. Toronto, nd his funeral wee
letreted,e)y .eettl ,()-11Nrb-StrathroY
:(et y.'—'L ockeedkazette. Mr
Ross w e rothe of Mrs (Dr) Kennedy,
of town ho will have the sympathy of
our townspeople i her bereavement.
g
tan, A. young
Si A YEAR IN ADYANc2
gutting. ly
SMALL LOCALS. A. DAILY PLEA swim.
A.Pp•
ith a gensolatiort to
:BABY BEAUTY.
Tett always think of a pretty baby as
plump mid chubby. Soott's Emulsion
' gives just that plumpness ; not too fat,jusb
enough for the dimples to come. Babies
like it too.
detratetteeterereteetheteentverneteerevertetivetereeete
EVERY
HOUSEKEEPER
uses sobA,
•CREAM TARTA.Itc
'SPICES and
PLAVORING
EXTRACTS.
Campbell's Ileaditehe Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
—Amrtaings are now n order,
—Morgan Wood — Town Hall —April
21st
—Hear Morgan Wo d on Ftidayjxeping,
April 2Ist.
Swiss Food,like rhos sa es distributed
last week now on g4 IsT A. Farquhar.
sores.
—It is metered thl t Wingham is to
have a new doctor.
'7-13.pril 21st is the late Morgan Wood
will be in Winglutat.
—Geo Raley. groc .r at Godegich, hag
asigned to el 0 Jebreton.
- -W Pattison has .old his p erty on
Catherine street to e Hele.
All outstanding Ore ea t
field & Son if not se le
placed in the Beall
Jas Duf-
t mace will be For sale at
ds for colleebion.
ENTHYMOL
Tooth
Paste.
Delicious and Harmless.
• Cleanses the mouth.
Is fragrant to the breath.
Polishes the teeth.
Is free from grit.
Hardens the gums.
Perfectly pure.
— Spring has threly arrived at lase
Beautiful spring Mather this week.
—The 2nd of Ity—trout fishing open.
in this year fent upon a Teescia.y.
Geo Rankin b is purchased one of Dr
Ohisholm's briok ottages on the B
• —Camp Oaledon et, 6 0 13, ' old ita
regular meeting oniklorida evening next.
Giant Prizetaker 0 n Seed by the
• ounce, also all ki of Garden Seeds at
N A Farquharson s.
--Eggs have beer selling at from 20 to
25 cents per dozen n the cities during the
week.
Order genuine Lintel' Valley Coat, A.
oar of nut just arrived. J CLEOG .& CO.
—0 Gillespie ha4 brightened up Ins
b
paaitnte
k.r and egg ware ouse with a cost Df
—Five cars of sal4 were shipped -by the
'Wit:mime:a Salt Wor4 for various points
via P R.
—Walker Bros dj Button painted the
front of their store tnd have also added a
couple. of new signs • ' •
—Regular meet' g of Court Maitland,
C o F, this (Feld y) evening. A full at-
tendance is requo ed.
Syrup in pails, Asparagus and Chicken
Soup in leans, Tillson's Flake Barley and
Railed Wheat, at Gametes.
—The Mitchell A 'vocals has entered on
its fortieth year, Editor Davis has been
at the helm ever silt le the first isene.
—Any man wboi± authorized to placard
houses in case of inf.e3tious diseases, should
at least know how t• spell diphtheria.
Fresh oysters arriving daily at Moliel-
vie's Star restaurant. We serve them in
tf
any styla.—JAB. McKerene.
—Mr A Burkhold r shipped three atm
of oats to Portland or export this week,
also two cars of wljeat to Chatham.
—The Goderich Sav came to hand this
week in an enlarge(' form. The Stet has
greatly improved it kler the present man-
agement.
—Mr and Mrs N Purcell have returned
to town from Winoliam and aro taking up
their residence agcn on Main street west.
—Listowel Standald.
Dr. Macdonald is now permanently
at home and can be eonsulted by
his patrons. .
"?dorgem Wood was greeted with round
after round of eel lause as he sat down."—
The Press, Loud to, Ont. Town hall,
Winghatn, Pride; evening; April 21st.
—Messrs (Ths hwItelyle and it J Mac -
Math made their irst canvass of the town
on Tuesday even ng, for subscriptions to
oonnetition with tl: a 12tb of Sulytelebration.
We understand teat they met with splen
did success. • 1
Plow repairs of all kinds at iny ware.
rooms, Whitechurclt. .T. buturree 4t,
—The Toronto 4 ilobe says of Morgan,
10
Wood who will ap Or in the town hall on
Friday evening, A it 21st :—"The orator's
reputation had pre -eded him and the large
church could not .ccommodate those 'elm
desired to see end hear the renowned
man."
T P Smtth, Ey 3 Specialist, will be in
Wingham on Wed iesday, April 20th, (one
day only), at C A Campbell's Drug Store.
44r If you have any defect in your eye sight,
it will pay you to tzall and see him. Et.
. • • •
We wenn every housekeeper to knew antination free.
that
DAVIZ' DIM
N Mr P0S'l OfllCIl,
Is the hest ranee In town to buy them, A
trik• Order will prove the truth of this
statement; WE- GUARANTEE ALT,
Dolt GOODS.
J. E. DAVIS, Pim 13.1
Chemist.
OPOCuttdiMkiMtie**4600440010040041,
—The Peineipal et the Canada Business
College, Cliatharn, hishee tut to announce
to our readers that the present is One of
Welted seasons for commencing a course
of Shorthand or l3Lsiness training. This
fad is not generally known, hence his
reason for aeking us to announce it.
If you have any trouble with your eyes,
it will profit you to oral and consult T
Smith, Eye Speoialist, at 0 A Cempbelles
Drug Store, on Wednesday, April 26th.
lie is a thoroughly practiced and reltable
Man.
A A ▪
• IERROVS
We are making specialty of Toilet
Sets'this and 2$Yveek. Don't fail to see
them at N Al arquharson s
—Will the party 40 borrowed the ice -
tongs kindly return jbeti to the owner,
—Burchill & Rob4rtsou shipped a car of
hogs and D E MoDfinald shipped a car of
bogs and cattle per ji T B on Monday.
—A new turn-ta le is being placed in
position at the C le 3 yards. The old one
Was not heavy enou da and will be removed.
_An employee o the Union factory is
reported to hare received his fortune
through the post o Ice oe Saturday last.
BALE .1:LBWS-TER.
Tuesday, April 25.--Ilureserved auttion
sale of farm stock and Implements a
Elliott Bros ou their premises, near Wing -
ham, Proprietors have dissolved mother-
ehip and everything Will be sold. Peter.
Deane, auctioneer.
cHtreitil BOTEs.
The regtelar mee ing of the WCTU
wilt be held at home of Mrs .rohn pray,
Stutter St, next Tae day afternoon" at 3
o'clock.
Rev B 6 G Anders •n, of Wrezeter, con-
ducted both service -lin tee Presbyterian
church on Sunday 'last: Rev D Perrie
took Mr Anderson's leek at Wronter.
Owing to illness. Rev S Sellery, of
Woodstock, will be n table to preach Sun-
day School Anniver ary sermons in thea
Methodist *arch o 1 Sunday next. Rey:
A L Russell, M A, D, of Seafottb, has
kindlyconsented to be present and take,
charge of the service .
Rev. R Johnston, 1 St A.ndrew's eh urch,
London, well and favorably known to
many -of our readers had the degree of D.D.
confered upon hi a week ago by McGill
College, Montreal.. he find degree of the
kind ever obtained on) this millege by act-
ual meritorious ex Mation and therefore
places him in the ft et mask Of hoot.
The Baptist Ocni estion of Cattalo wil/,
D V, meet at th Weimer road Baptist
Clutroh, Toronto, b einning May 24th and
continuing for eve • a Week. Important
business, affecting he Miesionary. Edu-
cational and genera policy of the denoun-
i nation will come efore the body. Tbe
• Wingharn church s tnd the following dale -
(gates, namely : 'aster, W Freed and
Deacon, John Smit
EARL cie0SING.
To Mit been& and he general publio :—
In response to 4 petition signed by a
largo inajotity of th znerohante of Wing -
ham, the Teeth Co nail have agreed to
pass a by-law authoizfug the closing each
evening at 7 o'elook (Saturditee and even.
ings preceding hollee.yrs excepted) of the
following lines of business General
Stores, Hardware an t Tinware, jewellers,
Harness Dealers, I' our and Feed 9,ta
Bookstores. The ineipal grocers have
agreed to close thio gh sympathy with
this By -Jaw,
We, the clerks • at d employees of the
town of Wingita.m, x epectfully ask your
help and co-operatio • in the matter of
eatly closing. Thaeitiocess of this move..
ment depends entire y on yon, the pure
eleueng public, and v a know that 11(,Itttle
Consideration and arethought o..your
part Will very matey ally he tie in this
important matter- he long hours of the
past have left .uir noIne for soeatid.
le . otual or 'physical provmertte
"WHA x re axe' „
I• Chat you will pies make yonr machetes
tet early as peen le, hat tbie movement
may become an ase d finCeesii.
• Roping this will seb with roar pretax.-
, eat help and approv , we remain
Your ohed nt servants.
Tun Cr -TIRS ANO tIMO'reite.
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