HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1890-02-14, Page 1.VOL. L. XIX --NO 7.
WIN RAM, O T., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1890.
This has been a genuine C:a1i-
fcn'nia winter, ,t,
RAIN RA,I.N.II BRAIN11
Do you want rno;,ecti a from it ?
We can give it. ,., i +r , ..
We have a few :&'. ,terpraof cit -
1, i not firer-d'ass ones ---in fact
tf4 they are far from'being first-class,
le We have plastid them• on tiz.e.> t>'i
i} gain Counter and they will u,:) at a
price that will MAKE THEM Go.
them,
for
� placed We have }Ilan with 1
1
the men, a lot of black felt hats,
. those old-fashioned ones with low
:crowns. They are good in quality
and the price is lower than the
crowns..,Don't make the mistake
that many did last week about the
crockery. They came TOO LATE,
. Come as soon as. possible to -clay
or to -morrow. We will be straig'bt-
,forward in dealing 'and, courteous
in treatment. .
Crockery a gleam gli) aj°et before
stocktaking t J'1te'Ldln
-We 'are noenj yiug fairly good
1,
sleighing, andines has been greatly
benofitted;there
�
week and next for
—Selling at oat tl
moth at C J. d ruling's.
—Quite a numb o ou young people
attended the Citi ens' 111, at Clinton,
yen' est.
1
o a evening n Fr
g�
• Y
large o0 of oranges and lemons} to
be ole chew MoKolvie's. •
.-Listowel's ti ti ig debt is• $5,753,99,
and 111itehell has al o a fleeting debt of
06,981.82.
E P Gerster' only place where
graving is ueatl and artistically done.
Mr John Fort was appointed
Assessor for 1 0, at a meeting of the
town council n Mo day evening last.
:L'he eatery is 9 5.
Norxce,—A. good gold watch given
away with one pound of Baking Powder.
Call and get question sheet from W T.
Yates, the grocer.
Ivl'u t clear nut my stook of crockery
ands a e this week and next at cost.
Also obi le of grooeries cheap for cash.
J Read ng s.
-A return game curling; was played
in the rink here la Tuesday between the
Grits and•Toriee, an ,resulted as follows;
Oris,. Tories:
W Paterson, A Stiles,
A. Mitchell, J Duffield,
J J Anderson, .1 Dinsley, •
F Paterson, sk'ip,..19 Seexttuus Kent, skip.14.
The return match ill be played tartly.
—If you wait an Organ or Piano yon
ea save moue. by purchasing from I3
avis, who is gout for the best mane
lecturers and 1 sell at small advance
on factory prices. Office near the market,
Winghxem.
—First of, o se: , on. Pine stock of I Oysters done up in any style at It Hill's,
banauas and p'i ..ea a • les just arrived at Jae. next door to Mason's bookstore.
MoKelvie's.
-.-Mr F N P • comb, P. L. surveyor=
formerly with C A Jones, of Loudon, was
iu tosvu on Tues ay, prospeoting with the
slow of settling ere,
ROBT. ORR.
THE BEAR, 1
Wingham, Feb. 7,1890. S
LOCAL NEWS.
—E G Gerster makes a specie* o?
eking xnonagram brooches, ear -drops
`bouquet and tie pins.
—To -day is St V4eititie's day.
Nice mixed candies from 14 to 26 cents
per pound, et R hills .',<.. ,
— yeti went an Organ or Piano you
ca, save m ley by purchasing from H
vis, who i agent for the best mane.
aoturors, a will Gell at small advance% near th market,
c r. Y'o s. flip e m k.
an fa toypte O e m ,
Wingham;
—ales, G 33 win, L A, the blind Pres-
byterian minis =•r of Brussels, preached in
the Cougregati• al Clturoli last Sunday, in
exchange with Rev W K Shot, who
preached iu 1, easels. Large nougregoa
ttous were out ••oruing and evening. Rev
Mr Howie, wb . is a native_of theEast and
of Jewish rase suatafped hie reputation as
a preacher we 1, and' the entire, services
were felt to be yei'y. edtf}ling., Mr Howie
repeats the H mos, •Scripture lessons from
memory. Ou lid nudity evening, Mt r Howie
lectured on E' tern Lauds aud 'Castopas,
especially th Marriage, Customs o):. the
East. His a!peararice,was very striking
in the Orient 1 garb. and as he observed,
the loose fist ng coat showed how easy
is the tailors rt in the East. The diffi.
catty of obta niug -justice under modern
rule waa she n;and tiro extreme serenity
of the law age hist a Mohammedan, if he
turn Christie ". The endeeirable state of
affairs prods •ed by ;Eolyganz, and the
facility with hick a wife can be divorced
was graphic: la, portrayed. The secluded
stated womu in the East, the ,mode of
obtaiuing a ile, which is practically by
purchase, we e.dwelt upou. The habits of
the Christian in the East were also refer-
red to and th : nuptial ceremonies describ-
ed, bringiugt• mind the parable of the
ten 'virgins, Mr Howie also answered
questions, whish were propounded to him
in.regard to e ucatioual and other matters
in the East. t the Conclusion, a hearty
vote of thanks was i1Jieposed to the Rev
leotureieby 1V Tr Vier Fishat i d •seconded
by Rev Mr Car on of Whitechurch:
—Dress an • mantle making done in the
latest styles, and ou short notice. A•p-
prentiees w • ted. Residence—Patriok
street, lst d
store.
—The Rev 11
the Congregation
11atie ; hold a,
ing in the Bapti
deliver a special
in the Presbyters
—A sensible exoh nge advises the publio
to give pedlars the ld shake. Their in.
terests are of no co cern to you. - They
take money 'out an leave uo,u'g , They
—Rey Mr Sher 's letter in reply to have no business rep tation,, ;=a;r • and
'Catholicla y ands availed out thin -week, ,are more ]ikely to i °-i'. • - of
Atilt will appe box There is absolutely n one single advan-,
Boarienn WANT n.—A few lady board. rage in buying from pedlar, therefore
ere can be a nom dated, on reasonable give the itinerants th shake. There is
terms. App at r idence,. Patrick street, not an article they 11 that cannot be
first door we t of B derus' shoe store, bought as cheap of t e dealers in *your
—La Grire see s to be. abating in own town, who pay'taxes and help to'
town. g3rin pal GI oves'is able to attend build up, while the dlars do nothing for
to his dutie again, and all those attacked us. Trade with the erchants and let the
w th the ep demio re recovering. pedlars go. 4.r
—If your watch or clock is out of repair Li 1? Gersti can fill a presentation "or
ftake it to E F Gerster and get it repaired. l o ier special orders within twenty-four
ib will give you good satisfaction, ours..
Well ood luta bought the
ufactur and sell Mernam's
ets in xe county ,of Huron,
y hand and useful cabinet,
ubt wi I come' into general
Keefer will preach in
1 °branch nexb Sunday at
dyer and promise meet -
Church at 4 p. ria ; and
ddresa to young women
n Church at 7 p m,
—Ladies' New tress Goods and Prints,
Eveniug Sltawls,Laces, Gloves and Hosiery
at M H llloIsdoo's.
—Mr R A Gs ham will sell his farm
stook and imple'. ents by publio auction, on
his premises, a th half lot 23, oouoession
1, Morris, ou uesday, February 25th,
Sale at 1 o'clnc " Terms --05 and under
eash, over that mouths crdit, Peter
Deans, jr, auotio. =r.
—Mr Jol
right to ma
baking cabii
"' q his_:issyye
and no do
Ilse. '
—If you don' lie Dean you will miss
the treat of the eason.
—Go and s can and get one of those
elegant presen
—The union vangelistio meetings will
be continued in he Presbyterian Church.
the remainder o this week and in the
Congregational huroh next week, There
is a decided iuer se iu the number of en-
quirers at these eating. A large number
df persons have p ofessed that they have
found thegavi ur, and the seekers
nightly present th mselves in the enquiry .
room,
.For Salo by Private Bargain.
As I intend leaving Wingham, I offer my
household furniture for sale, consisting of
parlor set, dining -room table, chairs, side
board, bed room suites, carpets, curtains,
laces, stones, etc. They are to • be seen at.
my residence. HAnrrxov Streator.
—Printers' Inks we ly journal, publish.
ed in New York, s 'yes as an exponent
of the principles of t art of advertising, .
and offers practical s ggestions to tee's -
paper advertisers. I also ihtlicates to the.
experienced advert{ er, how, when aud
where to advertise, ho to write an adver-
tisement and how to d splay cue. It con.,
tains in each issue i ter -eating matter—'
original and selected— f interest to adver-
tisers, and discusses a ertising topics in
au intelligent, impart al and 'insbruotive
manner. Its subscrip ion price is 92 a
year.
—If you want a g ulna good clothes
wringer go axed see those kept by James A
Cline & Cc. Something new, very cheap.
—Gents' Full Dress Shirts, Ties and
'Gloves ; New styles iu Collars aud Cuffs ;
complete range of Settings, at M 111 Mc-
.1ndoo's.
---The Rev r K S'.iortt conducted the
• services in 31 ox Cb arch, Brussels, last
Sabbath, the stor, the Rev G A. Howie,
B. D., taking r Shc rat's services iu the
Congregation ,Churn h here.
—Gents' clothes cleaned, dyed, repaired
.and pressed also ladies' coats and dresses
dyed and pressed, Satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop on Victoria SL, next door to Abra-
'hst shoe shop. id. MixcnsL0.
A. Listow 1 merclia t eh; -Ned 1U boxes
of roll butter to Toren ' and sold it for
11 cents per ouud. H es decided that
iu future h ill buy utter only on its
merits, whiel is the on proper way.
--E F Gerster is the oldest and has
proved himself the mast reliable jeweler aud offered the bu
1n town. above a certain figu
--The coring of the B are. of Trade,
—Somebody must lave been hoaxing
the 'Walkerton Telesco e man. He gets off
the followiug:
"Mr Soho Hamilt' • dropped down to
Brussels a few days : go to look at a bank-
rootstock which w advertised for sale.
A number of other p eminent buyers were
there and among tl in a Toronto man.
The Torontonian o idebtly wanted a snap
era 145 each not to -bid
e. This was acopted
canton who was going
ng for the Toronto
figure at 9100 and the
down handsomely and
t was the stock of Mr ki
bt, to which refereuce
ic15 woe sold in Loudon,
the purchasers wore
gale & Co., of Brussels,
—,we copy
forth A'xposit
ahister of M
have to recon
of Sealer th,
Kyle. Mrs II
of James Pon
She was a oat
39 years !andel
oa Thursday i
since last Max
husband died
a long illness,
is supposed sh
long and close
was not pre -di
did she contra
seemed to co
its work iu he
than in that
Kyle was a q
who took her
ily, but was g
knew her. S
and was in pr
devout audsi
leaves behind
former of who
latter 15, who
both father an
have no doubt,
memory her
them so early
most need her 1
Her worthy fat
have the sine
severe bereave!
119-10 T -,A -Mw,, NO. O. P;7 ria
Pe; gnaIL
Mr Thos Palrbai n, Burale,, who far
many years combo d the TeeswaterNerro, .
hasbeen visiting in hat village far rioxtxt
biros. On Monday, he was. iu Wingbalu•
and gave the Toss i friendly csa11. tie re-
ports business goo. iu Buffalo ,.Mr t" A
Winter, of Presto general rigout of the
Dominion Life A surance. Company, has
been spending a f days with,frieuds in
Wingltam and vicinity..Mr Wesley
Miller, of this to n, returned from Sault
Ste Marie, a few days ago. Mr Miller
spent the summe at the "Soo" and re-
ports plenty of s . ow and good sleighing
there for some ti •• a backafebr and Mrs
Towler returned n Friday last, after
spending some wee to in Florida and other
Southern States! 1pbert Paterson., of
Dumfries, is on a, v' it to his father, John
Paterson, and othe 1 friends.6311r John 15
Macdonald, Reeve of Huron township,
called on Mr Geo eTavisbof the Union
Paotorrou Wedn sday and expressed
pleasure in seeing s e factory so busy
Mr Geo MoTavi x was in Kincardine
on Saturday Last n business -
Public °hoot Board.
The regular me tine of the Wingliam
Pnblio School Boar, was held on Tuesday
evening last. Pros nt--Messrs Thos Bell,
W W Inglis, Geo P ttypieoe, Thes Abra.
ham and Dr Chiaho m, The minutes of
previous meeting w re read and confirmed,
The Principal's mo, thly report for Tau.-.
nary, was discussed clause by clause ; and
it was moved by Dr `hisholm, seconded by
W W Inglis, that he Principal receive
tenders from the di • =rent printing offices
for the printing of 5,0 O reports and sub-
mit than to the S pool Manaeemout
Committee—Carried. Moved by W W,_
Inglis, seconded by T os - Abraham, that
the 3.80 p m dismiesa for perfect lessons
be continued in the s:cond' and third de-
partments of the sob• •1—Oerried. Moved
by Geo ' Pettypleee, seconded by Theis
,Abraham,; that the +,chool Management.
(",eraciittee be. iustr , cted:tea paibt anti.
sand the storm pore : ea and put springs
ou the doors—Carrie •. The question of
supplying maps was rought up and die -
cussed, and it was m, ved by Dr Chisholm,.: .
seconded by W W ID lis, that the matter
of maps be left the •.chool Management
Committee, with . wer to ant, The
following accounts w' re recommended to
nce Committee: 1V
009; Smith anal
olio J•oe, wood, ii4.00'x
douse with porches,
, repairs, etc, 06:3a;
coal oil, glass, ete.,
$8.49; Mary . Reyn, de, teachin,•*„ 07.0;.
Anna A Agnew, ten• bine, 113,00; J Duffield -
& Son, repairs, 17,3'; -T A Mills, $2.55.
The &editors' re'por of the receipts and
expenditures for th pilevfous year wee
then read by the Se rotary, -After some
discussion in regard', :o the supply of woad
fur the school, the I erd edjourued
Town C • noil.
An aiijourued nte.tiug of the town
council W4 held in he council chamber
on Monday evening. Members ;present—
Mayor Molndoo, au t. Councillors Messrs
Williams, Hill, Agin" Holmes, I,emmex,
Cline,
II.caleth, Spa. ling, Elder, McLean
and Daws . Appli diens for the post -
den of ,Assojgor we read from Messrs
Geo Greoh P•S Liu ester, Neil McGregoxa •
W A MoOlymont, S Youhitl and John
Forster. On motion it was.idecided to
appoint the assessor by ballot. On the
ballot being taken, r John Forster was
or 1890. Messrs
lid Johnston ppeared before the
ounoil, asking to ha a the.wood removed
from the street at and near the Salt
Block. Moved by A r. awson, aeconded by* be paid by 'the •Fiu
R t: Sperling, tha the complaint of ltnbertztiou, , postrigo
Messrs Long and ohnston, respecting ( Pethick, glass, 91::67,
reef in the vicinity W J Deyell, storm
be referred to the 093.00; It 'Vi Robinso
ith power to act— Js aA Clindelfi Co.,
Carried. The quer 'ou of the ,refund of
taxes to Messrs Gr y, Young & Sperling
was then taken up, when it was moved by
J A Cline, seconde by J McLean, that
the matter of rami sloe of taxes of Messrs
Gray, Young & Sp rling be'referred to the
Finance Committ e, to report at next
meeting—Carried. A communication was
read from the To ' • Band, asking for the
usual grant. Mov d by 0 E Williams,
seconded by R I ill, that this Council
grant the town ba d 11100 per year, viz;
$25 per quarter, • n cotxdltiOb that the
band be properly o •ganized, anti under e;
proficient leader, • ud•that the band melee
a. report of their st nding to the chairman
of the 'Property Co..mitten to be put be.
fore the Council each quarter,• before
money is paid o er — OGarried. The
Auditors' Report w e presented. Moved
by J A Cline, seam ed by J Elder, that
the Auditors' Rep • '5 be referred to the
1i'inanoe Committee, with instructions to
publish it according o law—Carried. The
.Road aud'Bridge oxnmitlee repotted
that they had receiv d three tenders—two
from resident ratep a Ars aud one front an
outsider; that the enders were higher
than the Committ a thought the town
should pay for a bri • e at Hutton & Carr's,
and recommended t at the matter be re-
ferred back to Co • mitten rix make itlter-
atione in the plans, eith a view of lessen-
ing the cost of thea ruoture, and ask fo
tenders agafu. •saved- by A Dmwson
seconded by S J iso .nth, that the Boar
of 'Works adtlertise for tenders for th
bridge, aud that tla: Comtnittee- examine
the plane, with a v :w of cheapening th
etruuture; and tire: the Committee repos
to the Couneil bet • re awarding the eon
ved by C 17 William
, that the hatter
reen & Cu's lean
the Biticutive Cont.
o aab-•:Carried. 'r
ed till Monday eye
or west of Roderus' shoe •appoiihted Assessor
vl
the following frons the Sea;,,{
r. The lady referred to was,;
s T H Ross of this town: "We
the death of Mrs.JamesKyle,'
vidow of the late James
le was the eldesb daughter piling wood on the a
Edmon ville.
the, Esq., of d of the Salt Works,
Ve of Tnekersmith and was Street Committee,
months of age. She died
°ruing,- having been sick
with consumption. kler
little over a year ago, after
Iso of Consumption, and it
caught tate disease from
tteudanee upon hien as she
posed to it in any way,. nor
t it from exposure, as, it
on spontaneously and did
ca3e much more rapidly.
her late husband. Mrs
et, uuustentatious. woman,
hief enjoyment in her fam-
catly beloved by all who
e was kind and obliging,
ctice as well as profession a
sere Christian woman. She
a daughter and son, the
is 17 years of age and the
rave now been bereft of
mother, but who will, we
ever cherish with revered
ho has been called from
ud at a time when they
viug care and wise counsel.
or and other relatives will
rest sympathy in their
ant."
which wa to have been h Id On Tuesday by make it l pint 6erer 11
1ast,tfere °tion of °Mese , adjourned to
man; he placed tit
meet at t e call of the or sident, the at.
Toronto man earn
tendanee otbeing thOug t large enough
for, thie portant basin s, it number of got the stock."
*d
C -Rogers, no da
the mem ets being out o town or engage is made, The s
ai;t the Sc' obi !Board ane ting. not brussels, a
—If you want an Organ or Piano you d r�ot`l Turo t• roan.
can sav4,1
curry by purchasing from. H
'Davis, wis ageut for the best manta Casio I+'or` Wood.
lfaeturerd will sell at small advanre
on factory latices, (Mee near the marltet, Sealed uttdersign d up to the. 21st Will be sleet , fort 25
Oingbarn, cords of weed (beech maple) good body
—.lt :has {tee daaid d that Judges may green wood to 'e d li$red this whiter at
telt where an the 3. resbyterian lira, Wiigham,.
'not decla't a u uatxit i h. on. ed 24 iIuclaea longand properly
"'inuoceut tli{r party holds it note scour• � C adt`beTo be ntoasllfed" anacceted by
ed byfraud, Wei lreoeut amendment the care ' ter, By order of Board of
will house r ne y "Seo Treas.
a cad one, It I Malta e. S. +GI cn ► y
tit the lawn it t,
le to .:ii °sugar odd ,which are ao .:.
!people
thein t a larg discount, and will , Wanted at Ones,
put tti weight shackl upon etvitldlerA Ito exdhanaa, a Brantford binder or other
il .—JL 1' Gerster has deoided to remain in machinery for *geed emend borne.
taws post Wittl{hatta beeetiai b a ty', 1 :ppl,' Id ` R Q .
NOTIC TO DEtTOR.S. •
M1 parties indebted to me, either by
Mete or book geoount, are requested to call
and settle 00 or before the 1st of March.
next, as I need the money. The Intrude
business carried on by me for many years
will in future be combated by Am-
bler & Co.
1' . A. Bitr xssestEY.
'Hingham, Feb. 5th, 1890.
Commodious ltteeideidoe For Salo.
The undersigned offers his coralnodious
residence, situated on the corner of pat•
rick and Ftaucis Streets, for sale on tract—Carried.
reasonable terms. The . house is one of second+pd by B Ida
the best in Wiughatxl,and is most desirably
located. Every convenience; acre of .Messrs Gilchrist,
laud, good stable, ete. Parties wishing to left in the haat o
took through the house eau do s0 'by call- mittee, with power
lug, Per full particulars, apply to Council. then ttiljou
'W,Mutt Sco'rm,
r`eittral 1f?riegtt, Toroutot Ont, ingt the $14th matt
Cu , i lona.
A match game of urging, tit a
Tankard series of •oup 14, 's1 st plave
the riuk here, ou hursday, 4 e Oar - ,n
%taut, between Lu now end roxeter.
The following is th':' score
IVroxeter. DrcXnoir.
Kaake, J Allen,
J Forsyth, W Allen,
J W Sanderson; G Kerr, r
3 Bone, skip ....2 3 B Irltxntet, sltip,.1ll
A Brown, J Mur°liison,.
T Brook A Mcl herson, �I
A Paulin, W D�ttle,
T Rae, skip 15 3 Muedock,skip..21
Total41 Total. ..,,...37:.
Majority for Wroxeter, 4 shote. t :t:"
There being some irnebefgxe'the Luck•
now players would leavisig ,f'or bonito:
it was decided to ha e a if tone. between e.
the Lucknow rinks u d two rinks et the
town club, The gam resulted as follows,
after some fine playa • g tin both eidee;
Winpham. %ttckrerzir...
D Sutherland, d, Allan,
F Paterson, 1Vnt Allenx s'
r' G MCKenxie,� Goo Herr,
3 J Andersdu, ekip.12 3n5xneuteMcPrr n p..111
Board I�' Hughes,
J Neelandtt, . J Murchison,.
e ,T Coed, Wm Dittle,
Dinslers, skip "13 3 Murdock, skips,.,!►
e 25 frJ
t `-
TwO rinks of the own elub orient tw
Williams, Stratford 60 Monday to take ;part in the
of bonspiel.. They pl yed against Stierlin,
be in the first draw, and wore defeited by 'i.
dicta.-
The
your subeetip 'onto- the, Teets is "ie.
heed arrears an early payment ()IUD indebted.
tidse atilt ke apllr4oloid 14 the prat/hoot