The Wingham Times, 1899-06-22, Page 8R
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TRADE.
Busitieqs is good with us, htlt we
`WM to do more.
WEI WANT YOUR TRADE. 'We
are doine our usrocst u merit It
We've gathered the beet stock that
brains, energy and cw h could
gather, We marked the sellinge
price as close Pr; possiblix. Of/ r tune
over is lerge, :eel a little tel the tot
does for us,
People who do their ehoping
here say they buy to bettor advan-
tage and get better goods than they
find elsewhere; and we krow if you,
try as e on will say the same thing,
These departments • aee especially
interesting :
Dres;$ Goods
The best or all our best stocks,
Ready-Wlade Clothing
People that look through our stek
- of clothing and compare values, buy
where they are ready to make the
investment,
Parasols, Gloves and
Hosiery
The stock is overflowing with
choice goods—just the kind that are
sought for by those who know what's
the cerrect styles.
Carpets and Lace Cartains, Boots
and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings and
Waterproof Coats, all at special
prices.
The looking irt any department at
any time will be appreciated, and
you'll not be made to feel that you
are expected to buy.
Shop early tsG
M. FL i19NDOO.
RABSONA118,
Mr W Gonstab e was in Loudon on Mon-
day last.
Miss Strong is visiting with Blyth friends
this week.
Mrs Andrews is visiting with her parents
in Listowel.
Diss John Dixon is visiting with friends
in Ilarrxiltoft.
Miss Lottie Bisbee is visiting with friend
in Goderich this week.
Mrs Barry Jeffery is visiting under th
parental roof at Seaforth.
Mrs John Tilt has returned home from
a visit with friends in Guelph
• Mr Pilchard Arscott, of London, was in
town for a few days this week.
Miss L Sutherland, of Blyth, visited he
'sister, Mrs A E Carr this week,
Thos Gregory has been spending .a
few days on a trip lap the lakes.
lrflas May Broadfoot, of Seafortn,
' with her condos, the Misses Cline
lo Blackwell has gone to Manitoba
• he intends residing for a few months
osT G Snarling left this morning for
W*Oeg, wherehe intends spending about
a frolath•
uharlie Cluff and Mr George Duck,
of Toronto, are visiting at Mel:leery Kerr's
*hie week.
Master Gen Gray; who has been attend -
hag school at Jitiuiira,N !, is home for the
holidays.
Mrs Geo opp, of Duluth, is visiting
with her eiters, Mrs R $ McGee add Mrs
Jos Gray.
Miss Kew, operator at the G N tele.
graph office, is visiting with friends at
MISS Maggie Lind lett here On Tueeday
for Winnipeg, where she purposes residing
for a few months.
Mrs Walker, of Ingersoll, who, has been
'visiting with her son, Me 0 Ile Walker,
returned home this week.
Mist Hillhouse and Mies 'Young, of
Clifford, were guests at the home of Mr.
and lars. B. Davis on Thursday.
Dr and etre Towler were in nxe'ter On
Tuesday aed Wednesday, attending the
enunal convention of the Huron County 0
k 'Union and SR Association,
Mrs A. G Stewart, formerly of the Tees -
sneer New* and Mr A 1h:tolled, editor of
the Teeswater News, were in town on
Thursday last week. elle Stewart left
Teeswater 011 Thursday for the West. Ite
infrerels vieiting the Dauphin and Swann
leiter districts and if he geese, favorably
opening will permanently locate fe the
Wast,
enel.TUVel. Xieneee,
The buildings and grounds of the Egli-
muth Ladies College (Episcopalian) at
London have been sold to the Sisters ef St
Joseph.
Rev Ur (login and wife and Mr Robert
Currie, er, attended the meetiuge of the
Congregate:eat Haim of Oriterio and
Quebec:, a Brentford. They report
enthusieetic and prosperous gatherings
Baptist ("hurch.---Lord's day, June 25.
11. a. m. j.memorial eervice will ig• held
in conneotion with the death of the tato
i[tkiRobt. Molciath. 7 p. m. The subject
for evenieg diseoeree will b eruture Puu.
isle:woe or is there a Ilene"' The follow
lag Lord's, dey evening the sehiect will be
Heeveli." All are nestle welcome.
Bev Geo F Salton, Pit B, of Eamilton,
formerly of Brussels and wal.knowniu
Winghatn, has suffs?red Ilk deep berua-ement
in the death from diphtheria his pro,
timing young 6011, X'etuy. blow is
rendered the more distressing by the illness
of MIR Salto,* and his sou Haroh,i, from
the some dist ase
The Sunday Schdol convention of the
Anglinan churches in the deanery of Huron
was held at lieneall on Wednesday of last
wevit. Bev W Lowe of tawli, witir itt..
tendance. Several good panels were read
and discussed, and the following °Moors
for the ensuing year were elected i—Ron
pres, Rrirel Dean Hodgins; pres, Rev 0 T
Mills; vice pros, Miss fIohnes, Clinton ;
convention sec, Mr Prank INIetcalfe, Blyth ;
rec sec, Ch4e So.nders, •Seaforth. The next
convention will be held in Blyth,
Tha children's service held iu the Con-
gregational church the first Sunday of this
month was a marked success. The pro.
gramme was a long one, but was well sus.
Mined throtighont. Mrs Jackman, wife of
Rev Mr Jackman, of Chicago, was present
and gave valuable assistance; her own
three little children reciting and assisting
in the song service with winning naivete.
Mr Gavin Wilson, superintendent or the
school. and Bev Jno W Goffin gave ad-
dresses.
THE WEST HURON TRIAL.
• The mountain has travailed, and
• up to the present the mouse hasn't
appeared,
Monday last the eleetion trial
•against' Hon, J. T. Garrow in West
Huron was begun, and after three
full days in court the result is as
follows: Fifty two charges were pre-
ferred, of which thirty were dismiss-
ed absolutely, some half-dozen were
reserved. pending the establishing of
agency, ,and the remainder were
withdrawn.
Goderich town, frorn which the
opponents of lion. Mr, Garrow hoped
for great things, because of theman-
ner in which it bad so nobly support.
ed him on that occasion, proved to be
without spot or blemish, The chargee
against the members of the Club
Blazes vanished into thin air when
was discovered that the Club was
merely an organization to promote the
candidaey of M. G. Cameron for the
Commons. Some of the members
s ,
mated that they felt sore at first be-
cause Mr, Cameron was not the
running mate of Mr. Garrow at the
Convention, but all had loyally got
into line on election day without pay,
• eighteen years of age, stands six
y,appears feet in his stockings, and weighs no
less than 225 ponds.
so.keromiotamassommes......*elasemersomenftraftyremsalaraemr
Gooles Cotton /toot Compoun
promise or hope of reward
Wingham, on the contrar
GORRiX
Mr, T. H. McLaughlin is attend.
in g the Presbyterian General Mum
by meeting.at Hamilton..
-.Mr. 4. Spotton„ B. A.,. well-known
in this vicinity, has. opened a tam
Office at Harriston. His friernIS here
wish him .every SUCCS8S.
Miss Carrie Ardell, of Greaten, is
visiting with her mother here,
Mrs A. B. Parney and children,
are imuy Ou utwoniontbs' visit with
friends in Stmeoe Comity,
N� service was held in the Presoy--
teriaa earth last Sunday, The
pastor le. attending the -Genera As-
sembly at Hamilton, Rev. Mr.
Ballantyne, of 11.1olcs.worth, will eon-
dact the $ervices. next Sanday.
Oa. Wednesday, ;lune rith, Dr, J.
J. Williams,. of Li6le, was united in
marriage to MiSS Annie, only daught-
er of the late James Perkins The
ceremony took place at the (may
residence and wits performed by
Rev, 13, Parney, assisted by Rev,
W. Lowe, of Wingliam.
Rub, Akin, an old Howiek.
boy, who now resides in $hertuan,
Texas, is at present. renewing old
aequatetances here.
The •ane[ of death has again
tome into our midst, and on Thar& •
day, June- 8th, claimed another of
Gorrie's .eitizensin the person of -Mr.
Thomas Nash, sr„ at the advaueed.
age of 72 years. Mr. Nash has been
a resident ot • this township 'for a
number of years and latterly resided
in, orrie. • The funeral took -place
en Saturday afternoon and was fol.
lowed to the cemetery by • a large
concourse of friends. 'A widow, two
sons and three danghters are left to
imam his demise.
Ury for
fa
R. A. McKee, of Seaforth, was
drowned while bathing at Min neclosa.
Welland Town. has ioted to bor-
row 840,000 for streets, schools and
town hall.
There are in the Baptist Associa-
Lion of Toronto 5,467 inembers, an
'increase of 217, '
The Scott Aet was repealed in
Brome county-, the majority against
the act being b' 40.
N. X, Dingman, of Palmerston,
Out ,
has been appointed inspector
of inland 1.eventte for the Stratford
division, in place of the late 31r.
Hamilton, of Belleville.
The Mayor of Stratford. believes
July 1st -to be the proper day on
•which to celebrate Dominion Dai ,
and for that reason has refased to
change the holiday to Monday, the
3rd.
The Bayfield line people can well
boast of .the biggest boy in the town-
ship for his age, and that is Arthur
Welsh, son of Alex. Welsh, who is
to be a bad town when a boodleris
r 1 on deck, and •there are some very
crooked Tories living in it. On the
night of the 6th or morning of the
7th an Unknown was at work. He
s was very drunk, and was trying to
'' act the fairy godmother to everyone
in sight, so far as the distribution of
' Wm -dollar bills was concerned, No
evidence was produced to show that- a
solitary vote was affected by the pro
miseuous distribution of the two -spots,
but any amount of testimony was
given to prove that, if the Winghatle
Tory is accerding to the sample pro
duced in court, from a moral stand
point he is not a very strong prop to
the British constitatior4 so far as the
Maintenance of the law is coneerned,
Theophilus Finnen, like Oliver
'twist, wanted "More I" Hobbs swore CHAS, iltNieRSON,
• Wingbare P., O.
that he had been bribed and had ,
then unblushingly taken the oath at is
Is successfully tiled monthly by ove
10,000Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies as
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Rind Com -
paned. Take no qtker. as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Priee,No. 1, $1 per
box, No,2, 10 degrees stronger, 53 per box: No.
or 2, Mailed on receipt of price and two s-oent
stoups, The Cook Companyairindsor, Ont.
rW"Nos. 1 and Soid anti recommended bg all
responsible Druggists bu Canada.
No.1 and No. 2 f sale by Colin A. Campbell
DrUggist
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• STRAY HEIFER
Strayed ont3 the premises of the un.
dersianed, lots 7 end 8, concession 1,
Morris, about the tniddle of May, one
year old heifer. Owner tuay get pos-
seesion of same try proving- property and
paying all expenses.
the poll ; some of the others were not
so brazen in their declarations, but
nearly every- one was glad of e
chance to reach oat for the stuff. Net
Pringle
LEADING
one of them admitted that his vote
had been affected, but one and all
stood by the principles of the grand UTGHER
old Conservative party—and an ap.
propriation,
The ease has been transferred to
Toronto, where the evidence of a
Missing witness is to be submitted to
the eourt, and argument made on the
question of agency, and Hon. tar.
Garrow, and his friends confidently
leave the matter in the hands or the
court.—Ooderich
The ease was called at Toronto on AeltZgia:01 tia;iZaDe"Azygr:1/ tL4TPE.w01:11,1°t
Saturday last, bat the missing, f naval hero. Sy Mitratwtaiteade, the We'.
nets was net present and the easel goat arrrgoVottn:iii,c'srerstc:014 pnngates16,IA 11(01°Ini. inches ;
8oth. bit June EnormOmi demand. Dig eounnissfons; Ontilt f 17. 1
1 Chance of liMerne, Write quick. The D nr959r;
Company, tirct Moor Caxton 131dg., Dt11640.°1111 I
Having purchased the butcher buei-
nese next the Brunswiee, I am prepared
to supply- the public with nit kinds of
Fresh nod Salt Keefe, Sausage, Bologna,
&c. Orders taken and meat delivered
te any part of towo.
A call solicited. 'PhoneNo. 0.
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;The fast train service on the Cana -
Wan Pacifie Railway started' nester
day, trains being sent out from
Montreal and Vancouver to cross the
continent in four days.
imseeze.
Bou—In Wroxeter, on Alpe Sate
wife of Mr, Robert Meek Remo.
maitetite
Iilereoer— freveie—A t the resideeoe
of the bride's father, Victoria street, on
June 21st, by Pastor Freed, Mr. 0harles.
4 KM, Ofrn berry,19 ivlise eseie M04-
lwain, of Wingliatu.IF
4MAD;
Belece..—In 'Porn berry. on Jen° 18th,,
Jane, wale of Mr. James aged 40
ygos, 4 months and .17 daye,ir
W.Tasn.—in Gorrie, on June 8th, Thos.
Nash, sr„ aged 72 years, 11 months and
11 days.e,
Why let your neighbors.
know it?
And why give therm a.
chance to guess yotLare every
five or ten years morel
Better give them good'
reasons for guessing the
other way. It is very easy;
for nothing tells of. age so.
quickly :as gray hair..
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Weamarantee. that this Paint, when properly used,,will not crack
flakenr chaM of. and will cover more surface, work better, wear longer'
and perManently look better than other paints, lneluding-Pure %flute Lead
and OIL
We hereby agree to forfeit the value of the Paint ena the e,ost et
1)1)&1, ing. If in any instance, it is not found, as above represented..
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.
We are prepared to back this up and do-nothing more or
Wet will: gladly furnish you plans and estimates upon any
oFthe following lines:
Eave-Troughing,. Hot Air, Steam, OF' Hot Water Heat-
ing Bath Room. Fittings, Metal Siding and: Roofing, Metal
rnteriOr Ceilings, Etc.
We always, guarantee our work and ourprices.are always
ft„
YOUNG 8z PAULIN
HARDWARE MERCHANM,
N.G. 8, LIGHT 'STEEL. ilfillER.
Tho lap pattivn-io7ti atteili with eve ry.
up-to-date improvement found on ear otla
iitietnedatidallisoobofgindinaonn,y feethiteurrse,s•wiLecohatr
make it an eminently atteesisful nmehinc-
Roller and Ball Biarloge,
Positive Gear Drive,
High.") rive Wheel,
Brim Barings for Canvas%
Rollers,
Siltiesret ItlienaoltUte4r,de'
All Dyers Conveniently 0 per-
ated b. Driver's Right
Wi' OfACIT C6OSSiST 1NSPSO riori
is a youth -renewer.
It hides the age under a
luxuriant growth of hair the
color of youth.
It never fails ta, restore
color to gray hair. It will
stop the hair from coming
outalso.
It feeds the hair bulbs.
Thin hairbecomes thick hair,
ancl short hair becomes long
halr.
t,cleanses thescalp; re-
moves all dandruff, and
is prevents its formation.
We have a book on the
Hair which .we will gladly
send you.
If yoa do not obtain all the bone.
fits you expected front tho use of the
Vigorwrite the doctor about it.
Probably there is Acme difficulty
rlrfel :ralsr5teuZge
tflay boes itoya.Ad, h
Dr. J. C. Ayer. Lowell, Mans,
*teepee eeeemsne
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LINE OF MOWERS_
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- we lupe set out this year to please the^
ag,rictilturisti no matter what style or
size of Mower he may set his mind Unary
and we offer the greatest variety .of Up.
to Date Grass Cutters manufactured Ly
n,,any ono rM, Canadian or American,
Our Mowers are fitted with
Roller and Ball Bearings,
Serrated Ledger Plates,
Gears of Broad' Face, giv.
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All our Frbnt,Out Patterns
have Randy Foot Lifts,
Examine critically our var-
iety and you will make your
choice , tvith us. •
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• We have different style of Rakes to suit all classes of work and can please the most carefld and
minions purcha.ser.
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ALKER BROS. 84 BUTTON /WWI en oUr Agent or write us for catalOglIM
JOHN OA.MPBELL, Agent, Wangnem.
UNDERTAKERS, WINDHAM.
Night calls at Button Block, or Pirtle
,door south of School House. Shop op-
postte Macdonald block.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Having moved to town to the resi-
dence lately oocumed by Geo P
corner Centre and Alfred streets, near
the GTR, I am prepared to pay the
bighostoash prices for MI kinds of Rags,
Rubbers, Copper, Horse Hair, Wool
Pickings,. Iron and Metal of all kieds,
delivered at my residence, or if word be
loft, I cynical' for sanu3,
ea. OODMA.N.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
t is - .:Lriceless
• Get your sight tested. It 'costs nothing.
WE Fri' SPECTAOLES
Scietifically, Correctly, Reasonably.'
Try us.
R. 1UNSH
OPTICIAN AND JEWNLER.
Pursuant to an order of the MO Court of Jas.
ace made in the matter of the estates settled by j
•
Crockett Willits, by will dated the 0Ist day
Crockett Willitslate of the Township of
Estates Act, 1805,the creditors of the estate of
of July, 4.. D. 1890, and In the inatter of the Settled
Howielc, in the Comity of Duren, Partner,
decekCALL ND SEE
ased, Who died in or about tho manta
or August, A, 13.4soc, aro on or before the Ilth day
of July, A, D. 1809, to tend by post prepaid to it.
Vanstene, of the town of Wingbann, Wicker for
the Toronto General Trusts corporation, the Trus-
tees under the order made in this matter on the
25rcl day or September, A. D. 1800, their ehritalan
and surnames, addresses end descriptions, the MO
particulars Of their (+time, statement Of their
accent -Its and the nature of the securitlet (11 any)
held by then; In defanit thereof they will be
peremptorily exeinded from tho benefit of the said
order Every creditor bolding security 1sto pro.
duce the same before um at my Chembere at the
Town of Dederich on the 18th day et July; A, D.
1820, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, helot the time
appeinteo for tjudication On the claims,
Dated this 1251, day a June, A. D, 1890.
It. VANSTONE, Wingham, B. L. Dont,
Truttees' Soileiter. blaster at Dederick,
LOUNGE REPAIRING
QUICK MEAL GASOLINE
AND BLUE FLAME
oitsto4ve-.••
Ther are perfectly safe and warrarited
to give satisfaction in both
The undersigned is prepared to receive
orders for repairing lounges and Bur —in
g and Baking.
matressesLounges re-covered, mat -
mimes made over, carpets sewed and
Lowest prices and good workman-
ship. Orderpromptly attended td.. •NO DUST. NO SMELL NO NEAT
Leaves orders at my rssidenoe, Oeiatte • , •
street, next to Wm. trolmee',, or address SMITH
box '54, Witigh Mb, •H
WIC IltrAlltErt, FIE THIcK
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