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The Wingham Times, 1899-06-09, Page 8WE' 0 ' 'T FOR POOR TRADE.. Linsine::s is good with u; but we Want to to more, WE WANT YOUR TRADE. We are t e);ti-" our intense to merit it. We've gathered the best stock that brutes, energy and cash could gather. 1,1re marked the selling price a close tis passible. One turn- over i i 1•r 1• e, and. a little on the lot does f i' us. P,eepto who do their shopping here say they buy to better advan- tage ,tnd get better goods than they find elsewhere, and the know if you .sats this (Friday) ensuing, try its you will say the same thing, —The Bruce county °outlet' will meet at 'These departments ai a especially Walkerton on Tuesday. Jane 18th. interesting : —lir ,i E Swarts has been making some needed repairs to his block of stores. Mrs Hanrlyn and baby and Mrs Tait, of London, and bliss Dallas, of Wingbam, were visitors at the home of Cain [ uiigh on Wednesday, Mrs J H AIcllardy, who has been con - lined to the house ever einec her coming to Clinton, left this week on a visit to London and Woodstock in the hope that the charge would benefit her health.—Clinton News - Record. Mrs Andrews and family, of Wingliam, are visiting her parents, Sir and Mrs Nath. Purcell, Main street west..., Dar Whaley, of wingham, has been visiting Mr and Mrs Jos Shaw, Main street, during the past week. --Listowel Banner. SMALL LOCALS. Campbell's Headache Wafers pavan - teed to cure headache. —lames till end 1899 for 50 cts, —Douiinion Day—July let—comes on Statui day. A oar of bogs was shipped from Wing - ham on Thursday, —The Wvingbam 'Minstrels go to Bras- Drotr,es Goods The best of all oar best stocks. Ready -Made Clothing People that look through our stick —The London Conference of the Metho- dist church will meet in St Marys next year. —Tho rain on Wednesday afternoon had had a cooling effeot on the hot srell of weather. .of clothing and compare values, buy —The regular monthly meeting of the 'where they areready to make the School Board will be held on Tuesday even - investment. tug next. —The Guelph horse races were held this week and a few Winghamites are in at- tendance. —The Huron Poultry and Pet Stock Association will hold their annual winter show at Seaforth the first week in February, .Parasols, Gloves and .Hosiery The stock is overflowing with •choieegoods—just the kind that are sought for by those who know what's the correct styles. Carpets and Lace Curtains, Boots and Shoes, Gents' F.urtiishings and Waterproof Coats, all at special prices. The looking in any department at any time will be appreciated, and enu'il nee .be made to feel that you are ezcpt=cted to buy. Shop early at M. H. if 9NDO O. • PERSONALS. —Myth will celebrate Dominion Day, on Monday, July Srd, with a baseball match and an excellent programme of athletic sports. —Mr John Hanna circulated a petition this week among the business men of town, asking for aid for so me of the 0 T R strik- ing trackmen. Dr. Macdonald is now permanently at home and can be consulted by his patrons. —Mr Jas A. Cline offers for sale his resi- dence ot, John St. This is one of the most desirable properties in Wingham and should find a ready purchaser. —The semi annual meeting of the County Orange Lodge of North Huron will be .held in the Orange hall, Wingham, on Thurs- .ltUr Itobt Arscott was in London over day, the 15th inst, at 2.30 p no. 'Stifaday. —Oa Sunday afternoon next, the meta - Mr R Clegg was in Ingersoll this week bers of Court Wingham, Independent on business. Foresters and visiting members will attend Mr. E L D•iekinson waa in Toronto sev- divine service in the Baptist church. eras days this week. Mr W J Chapman made a business trip -.to London this week. Misa Eva Boles, of Ingersoll, is the guest -of Miss Norma Dingley. Mr Alex Alderson spent a few days.with Fergus friendsthis week. Mr W J Lamont has taken a situation in the Mt Forest furniture factory. Airs Weigh has returned to Buffalo after a fewdays visit with Wingham friends, Mr E F Davis is spending a week with friends in 'Hingham.-11itchell Advocate. Mr C Dallas attended a conference of the G'1' H Itoadmasters at Toronto on Mon- day. Mrs R Hill, of Walkertonwas visiting with her Wingham friends during the Week. Mr Morton, of Brampton, spent a few days this week with his son, Air J Morton. Mr Harry' Allan and wife, of Wroxeter, were visitors with Wingham friends over Sunday. Mr Frank Foster left on Tuesday for .Fort %VilIiam, where he has secured a `1114 WIN(UAM TIMES, RINE 9, CH71BI.41 Nt '1.'$38, The Presbyterian General Assembly will convene in Hamilton on Tuesday next. The sacrament of the Lord's Crupper was administered in the Presbyterian chum') on Sunday morning last. Rev Mr Perney, of Corrie, will conduct the services in St Paul'e church on Sunday next. Bev W Lowe will take Mr k'arney's work at Corrie. Rev JH Hazelwood, of Paris, well.known by many of our readers, has been elected President of the Hamilton Conference. Bev Joseph Edge, of London, was Qieeted President of the London Conference. On Sunday evening next, in the Presby- terian ohurob, Rev D Perrin will preach a sermon on "Sabbatli Observance." The collection on this occasion will be in aid of the local branch of the Dominior, Lord's Day Alliance, Sohool of Methods. The Bawl of Methods held in ° the Methodist church at Seaforth, on Wednesday of last week, under the auspices of the County Women's Christian Temperance Union was a very successful and pleasant gathering. Delegates were in attendance from Goderich, Clin- ton, Wingham and Brussels. There were two day sessions and a meeting in the evening. .All were well at- tended. Numerous interesting and instructive papers, bearing on the work of the Union, were read at each session. Mrs. Thornley,' of London, provincial president, and a well-known temperance worker, was present at the afternoon and evening meetings, In the evening the aud- ience room of the Methodist church was fairly well filled, there being a considerable sprinkling of gentlemen in the audience. Miss Fisher, the county president, presided, and she seemed to fill the position• as efficient. ly and pleasantly as any member of the sterner sex could have done. In. addition to male by the united choirs 0: the Methodist and Presby- terian churches, Mrs. Shaw, of Eg- mondvitle, and Miss Scott, of Sea - forth. each gave a solo, while appropriate • and well rendered recitations were given by • Misses Colbo3'ne and Wilson, of Goderich. Mrs. George Acheson, - of Goderich, read an excellent paper entitled "The New Woman," Mrs. Kirkman, of Seaforth, read an address of wel- ectne to the visiting sisters, and this was appropriately replied to by Mrs. D. McGillicudy, -of Goderich. Tte feature of the evening, however; was an address by Mrs. Thornley, who discussed the extension of the fran- chise to women. Mrs. Thornley is .a pleasant and entertaining speaker —Messrs Duff & Stewart, of Blnevaie. and her excellent address was listen- ed to with attention and must have been pleasing to all, no matter what their personal views on this sabject may be. She certainly made out a strong case, and we have no doubt race at Guelph on Wednesday. Zelda, the that had she a seat in theLegislature other Wingham horse, got fourth place. her strong arguments and persuasive —Wednesday was Division Court day in manner would have a powerful in- Wingham. There were only three cases to fluence with the members of the come before the Court and these were ad - sterner sex there who still hold out - aot9neduntil August 24th. the next Court against this,medern aggression on the part of our sisters. Rev. Mr. —Mr Oliver Gilchrist superintendent at Shaw, of Egmondville, and Rev. Mr. the Union Furniture Factory, has been off duty for soma day owing to illness. Gilchrist occupied seats on the plat - We trust that a rest will restore him to form, and the former opened and the good health, latter closed the meeting by prayer. —The regular meeting. of Court Melt- On the whole, the meeting was an the contractors, have finished the rebuild- ing of that part of the B Line bridge which was carried away by the spring freshet. —Mr J E Swart's trotting mare, "Polly Stanton," took second money in the 2.23 1899. Cook's Cotton Root Compound 10,00ai adieu Safe effectual. Ladies over Your druggist for Cooks Cotton Root Com- pouud• Take no other, as all Mixtures, pine and imitations are dangerous. Xrioe. No, 1, st er box; No, 2,10 degrees stronger, es per box. Igo. /or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 0 -cent stains. The Cook Company. Windsor Ont. eMrrlos. 1 and 2 sold ant recommended by all responsible Druggists in Canada.. No, 1 and No, 2 for eats by Colin A. Campbell Druggist ANNUAL iv. ELTli' G. The annual meeting o WEST HU f y3 ON MINERS' UTE . will be held as Nile, Colborne Town- ship, en. Tuesday, June 20th, 1899 When ,President and Se"retary will give their reports for the year. Directors will be appointed nud officers elected for the ensuing year,. WM. BAILIE,. M,LOOKRART, President Secretary. ' AL nER DSO , & BUTTON UNDERTAKERS, WIN SHAM. Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth door south of School House. Shop op- posite Macdonald block. ,r PUBLIC NOTICE. . Having moved to town to the resi- dence lately occupied by Geo P Wells, corner Centre and Alfred streets, near the GTR, I am prepared to pay the highest cash prices for all kinds of Rage, Rubbers, Copper, Horse fair, Wool Pickings, Iron and Metal of all kinds, delivered at my residenco,.or if word be left, i w ill call for same. C. GOODMAN. s vt land, C 0 F, will be held this (Friday) exceedingly pleasant one and will, evening. Final arrangements will be made no doubt, have a beneficial influence. for the anniversary services to be held on Miss Lottie Armstrong, formerly of the 22nd inst. Lucknow, has been appointed organ- -It is likely that a number of the mem, est of the Elmira Methodist Church bers of the local Tent, K 0 T M and Lady in that place. Maccabees will join the Brussels brothern and sisters in their annual church service Ales. McLean, of Goderich, had on Sunday next. his right 1e fractured just above situation. 80 CENTS for the Times and Weekly the ankle, wile shifting nets on the_ Mrs James McLaughlin and Mr Gus McLaughlin'were in Seaforth a few days this week. Fir Geo 'Wacker, of Leaside Junction, has taken a situation as cperator at the C' P It station here. 11fr and Mrs John Farquharson and children, of Teeswater, spent Sunday with 1Vinghain friends. Mrs :f (i- 'McPherson and children, of Bothwell, are visiting friends and relatives in town and vicinity. Dr Boss is in Toronto this week attend- ing convocation, having his degree of D D 5 oonferred upon him. Globe until January, 1900. ....We are in receipt of a press badge for Ithe opening of Balmy Beach summer re- sort and from what the aecompaning circu- lar has to say, a very enjoyable time is snaking their home. expected in Owen Sound on July lst. i The citizens of Clinton have peti —We are pleased to notice from Wed• ' tioned the government for a new nesday's papers, that Mr John D Chisholm, post office to replace the old one Ben of Dr Chisholm of town has success- we.. h has been in use 32 years,. fully .passed hie second year examinations in Medicine at the Toronto University. --Conductor Quirk, of Wingham, has moved into the house formerly occupied by Mr Benj Willson. It is said to be the best in Wingbam, but the best is none too good Mr itobt McLeod, formerly teller in the of lit attilton here, was in town a few during the week, W Freed, Postmaster .1t'isher and Sties g M Fisher attended the Baptist con. atKtcstion at Atwood this week, Iter H Davis attended the funeral of ttliatles Wilwrr et tlorrie on Tuesday. Deceased sad Mr. Davis were intimate des. Bev J ' ' Goan, pastor of the Wingham 'Rational church is in Brantford this attending a matting in connection true ah orals work. lake last ,week. ! Rev. Dr. Williams will leave Listo- 1 wel in a few weeks for California, where he and Mrs. Williams intend. BORN. IF,a,TAV -- in East Wawanot h,• On opo 3rd, the ifs of Mr. J. 13. Tierney; autthteri Ginsotas.-- In East Wawanosh, on „one 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. P. Gibbons, for the genial conductor. --• I{ineardine a son. h ,p416. w,DIED. Mr 8 'i'ouhill, real estate agent, has Iner,Afv'n—In Wingham, on June 3rd,. sold to Mr H Day, lot l3. west side of T sac Ireland, aged 82 years. keF Centre street, next Presbyterian church i Simrsox--In Wingham, on AM. 2nd', that property, at a fair figure. We understand , belle Simpson, aged 77 years:" n._ 5 �• Da to erecting a, brick! Emily Bertha, youngest daughter Of Mr. learn that Mr John D Nichol, who has bete ' dAM Jb d dw ing on this lot; ilia many friends here Wlt.yolseeln Iiowick, on June 3rd, . manager of the Bank of Hamilton in Look- Charig WIISJSI, township treasurer, aged G3 years and o months. .now for several years, has quit the serviees, NAl'.---fn Iiowick, on May l3tb, !qrs. . of the batik and into ids leaving shortly for George Nay, oged ee years, 4 months ane British Columbia 28 days' an rs. o n 1•tei , • aged 1 year, 1i will regret to months and 20 rlays.�l LOUNGE REPAIRING The undersigned is prepared to receive orders for repairing lounges and matresses. Lounges re- coves' d, mat- resses made over, carpets sewed and laid, Lowest prices and good workman- ship. 'Orders promptly attended to. Leave orders at my residence, Centre street, next to Wno..Holmee, or address box 54, Wingbam. WM. W ALKER.i 0 rm. 1 LEABI:NG- IrraliER Having purchased -She butcher busi- ness next the Brunswice, I am prepared to supply the public• with all kinds of fresh and Salt Meath, Sausage, Bologna, &c. Orders taken and meat delivered to any part of town.. A call solicited. 'PhoneNo. 0. I8: PRINGLJ . PELTON'S °SPS ete We build our pumps to last for years and have them in price from $$2.50 up. Brass Cylinders and Galvanized Iron Piping. We have a f goods. Call and get of anything in JOHNstock of the above prices when in need our line. J 1NL N PE Lrli ON, - Opp. Beattie's Livery. PHOTOGRAPHS The photos M. E. Zurbrigg has in his window speak tor themselves. Just look in and see the first time you are in town or down street. Photos, Crayon, Water Color, En- larging and Copyi„ g receives special attention. e Good work guaranteed to all. N. E. Z1Q11£]1i1 UG4l, Opposite Presbyterian Church, Boy wanted to learn Photography. The Kentucky Bred Trotting Stallion N z will stand for service at Swarts' Hotel stables during the season of 1800. DESCRIPTION ZENO is a beautifuldark bay, stands over 10 bands high, perfect in symmetry and limb and superior action, weighs 1400 lbs. As his pedigrceshows, he !came of noble stock, combining Strains of the !superior racing families of olden times, and direot)V ,rdating to many of the most distinguished trotters ever bred in America, and running back through •numerous branches to Old Messeneer ficlltotntder i and Hambletonlan, the fountain head of the trot. tin family, As a stock horse he cannot fall to get valuable stock for evcrykind of nee as well as speed. , b Nan carried off tet prizes and diplomas wherever i 15 will be to the Interest of farmers 10 see this berm before breeding their mares, oro, WftAtTH, V.CANN0IttfAN, Manager. owner, Guarantee-. We guarantee that this Paint, when properly used; will not Brack, flake or chalk off, and will cover more surface, work better, wear longer and permanently look better than other paints, including Pure White Lead and 011. We hereby agree to forfeit the value of the Paints and the cost of applying it, if in any instance, it is not found as above represented. THE SHERWiN•WELLUAMS CO. We are prepared .to back this up and do nothing more Or less. We will gladly furnish you plans and estimates upon any of the following litres: Eave-Troughing, Hot Air, Steam, or Hot Waiter Heat- ing ;, Bath Room Fittings, Metal Sfding and Roofing, Metal Interior • Ceilings, Etc. We always guarantee our work and our prices. are always in it. YOUNG 8z PAULIN HARDWARE MERCRA.NTS. eLaughlin uggies ARE THE LEADERS. " One Gracie: Only and That the Best," Has been their motto for over thirty years. Some of the principal features. (which no other buggy has) are rubber and brass washers warranted. three years, one lever top steel effete, &e. 11 ,rt� _ McLauchlin's cost a little more than ._^�f� / others, but they are the cheapest in the: `-`�� --- you end. You will make a big mistake if \,;,'«�R �� you don't see our stock before buying. ::i..,::;�.,:'----- _ .,..' We can sell you a good ordinary buggy as cheap or cheaper tharieany one else. We have them here. ' We can sell you anything- you want in the implement line the same as. we have done for the•pasv IC years, and guarantee good. value, Or if you want an Organ, Piano; or Sewing Machine, you will find our stock the best: that money can buy. Prices and terms all right too. Colne in and see us anyway. Will be pleased, to show you through. Office mid' Wareroorns opposite Presbyterian Church,. Want .GOOD. Binder Twine, and, are willing to pay a fair price for it. Sen- sible farmers know GOOD twine is the cheapest ; and poor twine is dear at any price. It is not what you pay, but what you get, that constitutes a bargain. "Plymouth" make and sell GOOD' twine as low as GOOD twine can be sold."Plymouth" does not make or sell POOR twine at any price. NO OTHER TWINE IS " JUST AS .11:1)D " AS PLYMOUTH_ '1 IT PAYS TO BUY' THE •BEST. /1 ' .:tVW..114ry .uW�W This Trade Mark is on evdry'ITag. See that : you get it If your dealer does not handle our Twine, write Ply.. mouth Binder Twine Agency, 54 lay Street, Toronto. CAIS QUICK MEAL GASOLINE AND BLUE FLAME 1'1 ' ;tov They areperfectly safe and warranted to give satisfaction its beth. Burning and Baking. • NO OUST. NO SMELL. NO -NEAT; S SMITH & PETHICK.