Wingham Times, 1890-02-14, Page 8e.. *ljam Einio
FRIDAY, FEBitUARY 14, 1800,
! 2iForesters' Seclal.
The !violet given by Court Maitland,
No. 25, Cavudian Order of $'orestere. in
their Court Boom, on Friday evening last,
waslargely attended, and all appeared to
enjoy themselves to their hearts' content.
Yohu Neelands, Esq., occupied the
their iu his usual happy .manner. The
programme was n good one, and was well
carried out. Bell's brass band was hi at-
tendance and contributed a couple of
selections in good style. The town
Orchestra, as usual, took an important
part in the programme, and ,acquitted
themselves in a very creditable manner.
This musical organization is,,grnwitag in
popularity; if one is to juilgeby the rmtaner
in which they were received by the
audience. Misses Boughton and Brooken•
shire gave several instrnmeutal duets,
wbioh were well received. 11r r A Cline
rendered a solo in capital style, and the
duet by Mrs Orr and vXr Cline, was highly
appreciated by the audience. The Har-
monic B 1.nd gave several selections
and was heartily encored at each appear- •
aauce. Mr J W Soott, by request. gave a
solo, wlr sir gained hearty apph{use. Fir
Scott was not in good form for singing,
bur he ac'nitted himself in such a manner
that his services will be is demand at
future entertainments in town. Mrs Orr's
zeiiderin0,.of "Caller Herrin," captivated
the audience. The refresinneuts were
served with an- unstinted hand, and the
large audience seemed to thorough ly enjoy
this part of the programme. The enter.
tainment was brought to• a close by the
eiuging of the National Anthem.
Blyth,
Ia1 r. Wm. McGowau, who was taken
fnddr
'y OD iii on tiie night of the tea -
meeting, we f,re pleased to say is able
to be around :tgtLin.--Ver. G»orgf'
1Creighling was in .l.tlhuru this weak.
--F« W. Armitage, of L'ndon, was
in -town this week.—Mr. Parkinson,
of London, was in town this week. --
Mr. ,I o1) art. EIaggttt was in Auburn
#Ir,G Suntfay---As Mr. George Haggttt
'was-eudeatoring to shoe a heavy
rlr}Liy,lat stallion . belonging to Mr;
I.a1eGdwan this week it mane a lunge,
diiea'vralr3 striking Mr. J•Iaggit b1r ,one
lea algid arm almost, disabling it for
•. the -Vine being heis tabic to be around
'we are pleased to state A about the
acct of crutches. --At the last meeting
of : our town fathers which was I eld
jiirnday evening of but week the
meeting was addressed by Mr, 0.
Munition on the sul.jecs of a monthly
Lorne fair. 'he e'Onueit as a whole were
in f Ivor or acceding to the rerin 'st
whicti wait -asked granted $C1U as the
object wits a., goose one which Mr.
Ham tItot l pointed out: The first foal
take place on the 4th° of March and
tis c,In enittee which was appointed
win try and melte it,t gr success
as far as it ;tends int their paws;r to
no 5n •~•Mss Hart, of Oliliton,is visit
s'ig ftawnda in town this witak.—Qlnite
nuiu•r„sr intaild to take in the lutll
and supper to -night:( Friday) at Bell's
Jtst1, L w ieshoro.--l'r1e i oiatl an.l
intertatnrrient which was given At the
residence of Mrs Brownlee last even -
ling under the auspices of tl:e Young
"soples Assoektiorl of Truiif•y church
'was in every respect a gr ,ut1 success
-aand those that nlieeed it lahissed eine
the greatest ' treats of the se ttS011
More particulars next week in renard
to tete amount taken in.—Our 'friends
t f the tempeaanee lodge entertaitied
spite a number of their hrotlters and
nista, a from a ad,;".ii lag 1 'd ;es :gap Tues -
dint evening 1),f lravirn, a nice pro
trLnm3 prepared after which they
ftrrtO 1 t o ou t tin s vvl
q t£ thegood l g net: was
prepared by the young ladles of this
I edge and :a moat enjoyable ev uino
`ova, spent—Mr. Geo. Middleton. of nr citizens are having serious
Toronto. was in town this week.— tbou'alit:a ab .at there being a scarcity
,Anottfnrfallow who not exeitad over Of snow for the; remnant part of the
$he bni'glazy last week while :going sea,.nn, Our uportstuestt lztr<ve zihet
1lz.rog1a the store Burly in the trtoruir ;
espied a fellow as he titottght sitting
an is ohair and upon fartheri':taainitita
Sundiiy, 'We learn he has business
there that calls for hirnt after nosw.-.•-
Mr. Torrance, who left here on Satter,
day for Seaforth, returned to town
alt
Tuesday.—Mr. Will Powell wits in
Walton on Tuesday,.
Morrie.
Ur t'i'itiiart Whits,formerly of this
township, hut who has been res,dirlg
in Chicngo fru' some years, leas with
his wife and (Iliad been spending a
few ciaayset the residence of Mr, W.
Jlarkt,—Mr. Govenlock, formerly of
Frey townsihip but recently a xesidhzlt
Of Neepawa, ilianitoba, has been visit
insin , this vicinity. We may be
mistaken but he Peetns to be food of
J.Vanshinu,—Mr P McOitsey, of -Cimino
nati, Ohio, epent a few days visit/ng
friends in Morris.—lythe revival meet-
ings now ;;oink on in Sunshine are
growing in interest, the attendance
being largely iuereased, The Misses
.ktait,wlao have the meetings in charge,
are faithful. zealous christians and have
endeared themselves to ailwho have
conte within the circle of their in-
iluence.•--•Monday evening, Rev Mr
Birks, of Ansa. t)raig, a former pastor
here preached an earnest and eloquent
sermon which was followed by a Most
powerful after sleeting iu which the
influence of the divine presence was
plainly felt. Though the =oilier of
new oonveris up to the present is not
large, still the spirit is working, man'
beteg under chop conviction and, there
is not a doubt but that ere long many
will be brought out of darkness into
glorious light of the gospel. --bliss
diaggte Connery is visiting in Guelph
a present —Mr. David Hogg spent
Sunday in Suunsaine.—Mr, Archie
Nicholson, who has been having a
serious time with Is grippe, has now
about recovered.—Mr. Brownridge.
and Wife, of Brampton, have been-
visiting her sister, Mrs Abraham'
Proctor, of Belgrave, and renewing
aequaintance in .the township.—Obit.
utaay. ,Lt is our prinful duty this week
to recont the death of one of the early
ssttlers of this township in the person.
of Airs Nicholson, who departed this
life last Thursday morning. Deceased
whit had always `been a healthy woman
was in her usual health till Wednesday
afternoon when she was suddenly
serickan with paralysis and gradually
sank tilt about 7 o'clock Thursday
morning when death came to her rescue.
Shit belonged tc. the Methodist church
of which, size, had long been a member.
She leaven a family of grown up' sons
and daughters to mourn her loss, The
funeral took place Wednesday' after-
noon from her late residence on the 4
line to Brandon cemetery, tho funeral
sermon being preached in the Method-
ist church, Belgrave, by the Rev. M.
Godfrey:
131nelrale.'
At the #meeting held on Wednesday
evening of •last; week, in the school'
honse, the Literary Society was organ-
ized, wittt•the following officers: R. N.
Dna., president; A. Paterson, vice•
president; J. T. McCracken, secretary.
treasurer; A. NleocEwen, editor, The
society starts o f udder very auspicious
clroutn'tatices. -The adjourned meet-
ing err the of t i Ch
�'ese Co was held here
Y1 H
last Wednesday for the purpose of
letting milk drawing, firewood and
other business. A discussion wits
held about a joint stock farmers'
grist hill, taut there watt not enough
iiitere•st taken in it to carry it out.—
Rev Mr %Main arrived home with
his bride lust Wednesday evening, and
ritiht loyally did his people receive
hin3. 'risey turned out to the number
of 40 and had everything ready to
welcome. tliene. After partaking of .a,
b.Illiltifo1 spread they enjoyed them.
selves in i+.arious ways until about
midnight,
Lang icte.
quite ft (ttttnhet` Of flexes Etna rabbits.
—Rumor or says there is going tei be it
concert at the time of Sin ins Sohool
hien feu it to be a heap of rN,nnauts -far. Wm Tiffin has tttketr ou •slttres
wr el -nth, etc., but of emirate lfifly, of the farm belonging to dIr. Thos. Ross.
the Post Office, would not give the —„•fir. Alex, Jtoaa luta heen dangerous-
*tlarm lentil he titot'eaaill1 illvested ly itl,lrtit is much h,:tter.—lairs Samuel
the nttttttie sed was by ti„ rloiw' t re .141)14to0 whoa returning home front
rasa of entrenching a great excitement esht,relt on Sunday night had the nus-
=.-l4olentoll E'li2It, .7/ 134ektowu, is fort,tneacid fall on the read where tt
eojourning ilk •to:Vtf tit present 'feeling was frortitl and rough to iraetl,xed
iltonlewrhat proud over fronting the !tor ankle —We hope to have organ
lawsuit which was tiled against lrirrr �i20(I 1$ fore latter the yotrttg People's
by IteGinv,-4 Davit, ,1 r„ was in
,Aubera this week. Wonder what fit•
tratStion Jimmy mug got ovl'r there• -
2 r. A. ttaggitt WAS in Pommels this A grand mrtsi''al and literary enter'.
voi.k,---OurStx.ahief 1)ae stye he Math +tlaiumeent will be given. in Ladie>£t
amptur'er anything now wiiih thea assts.. , Cbarelh on rl;'uesi y, 18th lnst. Rev,
tams of kishouud that aver tried try A, V. Hartley occupiers the chair.
*'s 'iIAAr w'kele* 00tnihtittit1 t tnirnli,ry. Doors opal M a'cloctt,olrair taken lit
+moi. hlia!b' ► 1w4.. int Autiuru •last at), A.clasialssion iG ants.
Society of Christian Endeavor.
Gierla titan.
WINGBA)at DIATtIiI:Tti,
WnigUAM, rotors 18, 2SQQ.
Garrertrd ty P. Beane, l'rodttce Dealer.
"lour per 10011)4,
ralt alwatper bushel,.
Spring ”
New teats, •
Barley
['eta(,
potatoes,
Buttsr, tub
. t10 Y.rlits,
FFa'n per dation,
Weed per cord,
(lay per ton, •
iiressed bogs.
Turkeys per
ase, "
Ducks, "
Chicens, •,
. f 2 :a to
076, to
076 to
25 to
v0 to
63 to
80 to
i'2'to
12 to
12 to
926 to
A 00 to
• b25to
07 tc
00 to
• na to
00 to
I 25
0
80
80
20
06
8p
10
10
18.
1 to 1
i�rol
6 08
05
07
MONTHLY FMR
win be held In 'Myth,.
Font TEE SALE OF :I-TOBSES, CATTLE,
z rq., ON
TUESDAY • IA IGH 1890'
Auction les conducted free charge on
above date.
Elf, . HA1tiILTON,•
PressIont;
A.. Er
Bea..Treas-
Meeting of Shareholders
We the undersigned Shareholders of the Beltnare
Cheese & 18otter Company. hereby giro public notice.
that, under.. provision et Letters Patent, a sposlat
meeting or 411e said Company will be held in the
Temperance hall, Belerore, an Friday, the 280h day
of February, 1890, at ono o'clock u 111,, for the pur•
pose of electing Directors for tete Current year, and
transacting such other business as the Interests of
Company may requite.
WILLIAM WILsQM, DAVID WM
JesBLL,
GLoitsieoas-rAoweuva,
WiLL(AM Atoltse,
I1 Lowss'r,
WILL/0T J i pritAY,
WILLIAM GieeMauLL,
JO11R IfAKNIST,
Mtwara Wsui,
Wisaiann hisrutt;
WA ROBINSON, '
Josrru Nsii i,
1VILLiAit H, DRAT MN,
GMOROF. 2110110LSOY,
FLSM(�u 134LLAot(,
Plana TsaaiFF, .
JAM rs.1t 'tonic,
WILLIAM SAN
Glsotto"r. Wr
.lona Cit. •
't'V ittx.it Wu soft 1 Committee:
,roues RFToius i
House and Lot for Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale his House and Lot,
satiated en the corner. of Albert and Alice streets,
5ringham. One-fifth of an oars of land, on which is
a trance cottage. Hard and soft water and other
conveniences. For further partionlar4, apply to the
proprietor, on the premises.
P. S, LINALATEII.
Farm for Sale.
1'hei tbscribor offers for sale his .farm, being east
Half Lot 22, Con, 10, Turnborry, containingr,0 acres,
moreor less. There ore seven acres in -ll wheat
and all thli'lartd cleared is seeded down. On the
premises Igre good frame barn and a low house, and
a good young
$ otahtrd• The fart ldiv ]a
-
Batd, et y three miles from theflourishing
tewn•of tntrtm. For further particulars, anpiy
to ANDI I,W MITCHELL, near the farm, Wing.
WWI Post Utfice, orto the proprietor,
WM b1ITOH'LLL
Grsndltt, Cass Co., Sortlt"flakott..
MnYna & IIICICTt SON,
$1. W. C. maven, d. C. E. L. DIOKINSON, O. A.
BARIITSTEE$ AND SOLICITORS, `Etc., Etc., So*
Setters tete Bank of Hamilton, Commissioners for
talcsig attidavits Apr Manitoba. Farm, Town and
Villuge.yrgperty yobght and sold. Money (private
funds) loaned o»I mortgage ,security, at 6} Per cent.-
Money invested for pt•I, oto persons, upon the bcbt
tuortgage seo,uities Yvlthout oily expense to the
lender. Lands for sale in Manitoba and -the North-
west,
Office•. -Rent's .Block, Winghnm.
WINGIIAM
MABBLE WORKS!
Taking a retrospect of thy thirteen or fourteen
years business in al/gal/nu, I desire most heartily 10
tender my thanks to my friends and the public gen•'
erally for the liberal patronage extended 10 the In
the past.
I may also' state that f am In a position to otter
better inducements than ever to those 'tequlriig
anything in the line of
7Grd,zlite or` Stone lartonumeuts,
HEADSTONES,
WINI1Q'GV SILKS,
. STONE T'.1IMMINGSI,
(;)11. PI >:MO, to,
I would' be pleased to have those desirous of pro-
curing any artioles in my line to call and examine
goods, compare prices and leave thew ordure, so that
tho goods tar be secured and prepared •earl • in the
season. You eau select from the latest dcens and
obtain the finest wo.lnuanship at the snout favorable,
rices, Most respectfully, yours,
sir y
%%Ingham, Ont.
-ix:1-1m-
KINOARDINE
HIGH SCHOOL
1)i Sow open, with the following exoellelrt
staff of T'eaohera :
S. W. PI RItY, E. A., 1:#bannfasrsh, Hon.
or Graduate and Gold Medalist of
Victoria University — Classics and l
Moderns.
JAMES OrtA7i. 11. A.. Honor Graduate
of Torout(, 1I1iversity- 13ngliah aria
Science,
I', W. PlIENCH. i3. A„ Honor Graduate
of Toronto tjtaiversity-•-Maatitetnatics
and Commercial ,Sratnohes.
MISS : NLT HAItti., PIrst Clasp Pro.1`
vitteiad certificate—Engin/It and Aid. No,A.
erne.
DItILta, under tothpervfelon of a grade.
ate of the tloyal School of Infantry, ton
don, Ont.
BIGCESTILE
\'ER O:FFERED i
0
A SEWING\ MACHINE
TO be Given ,Away, with.
00 POUNDS nE BAKING POWDER!
0
.
Everybody come and • take away : n of the
POWDER. It will only cost you 5Oc. , and the
Powder is worth the money.
0 ,--�
'EVERYTHING IN T'W 't%A' O
INTE&
.)
RUM FOR THE NEXT
30 DAYIAT RUINOUS
0
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, WOOL SQUARES,
HOSE, CASHMERE GLOVES and ETD MITTS,
TWEEDS, ULSTERINGS, FLANNELS,
SHIRTS and DI -1A WERS, OVERCOATS, Etc,
FURS! FURS FURS!
GENTS' AND LADIES' ASTRACHAN,'BULGABIAN LA114I3 COATS,
GENTS' :BEAVER CUL Alis and CUFFS, BEAVER CAPS, AS-
TRACHAN AND PERSIAN LADMI3 GAPS, SILVER FOX
MUFFS and BOAS.
O
IN FACT EVERYTHING SLAUGHTERED TO PREPARE FOR
, STOCK TAMIL.
First to come gets the best assortment to select from.
Y
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Windham, Jan, Sth, 1S90,
ILLS.
T
WED!
Ey SS. Europa, from Hamburg, Gernriany.
3 --VASES FANOY TABLE OHINA-
EGG SETTS, SALAD SETTS, FRUIT BOWLS, VASES,
BISCUIT JABS, WATER, SETTS, ROSE JARS, CUM SAUCERS,
NEW BASINS, NEW CURRANTS, .
NEW PEELS, NEW NUTS, NEW SRUITS,
CHOICE & RELIABLE GROCERIES
Call and Inspect before Making Vous XMAS PURCHASES.
THE C LINA HOUSE. - W. T. YATES.
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Ass sz moms simians,
CONFECTIONERY
tarn, into etoek in the ennrrfy, Pure Creumal• tt specialty. Calif
and See elle.
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