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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1890-04-04, Page 711l ers An• ttie t'Vi• Nix t u t. 1U1 Mr autel tyre ling for ariht the fiers. front u t Of and it of 0 to 1.Ie1t, tiling was trsaay spiced The peel; delec- lessee. Eby ; " by ,Idler's rtotte, o fair" and id me 3inith ; by .a i and abject, policy, .cessary rests tf. policy." iicls.sn- ve---1-i ) Yule. et" come Lifted to a 'very bate of lie Audi - decided • 'e. The evil side D. `lime, ne .good ,fter tho ('f cf the to Hely- i5's at the 'ander of leasantly ipeaolies, ►sir first u^ last, George 'bursting ,d got up Oitewtob- ,iiutltes a When room i11 closed tue ld tit OU('i'a !omen r('. 1, th ,d Lit that Engineer Wallin,., 8 at the y1' Xt is was soon fore they floor, ' he loss ie e+ duce, a regret 111eLe 1 got bit; grin. 1 oil a 1 'der at they a was climbing up the ladder W h .e nozzle of the hose, in order to ►eh. the !'' window of the room where the fire •toast when, in turniug, he was uuallle .,,.oto control the teazle and was jerked ,,thA ladder by the stream pressure, fa11 to the ground.—Our reeve, . --i,. eines Bryan, who has been ill 1-O owe time, is not convalescing as 'fatally friends would lilte, but he is w 4F' occasionally to get, doW)1 to the :‘e, sad we trust that he will ere '1,o. g have recovered his accuMtomed health and vigor..—The sytizpathy of t1►e comtnunitY is extended to, jUr. and Mrs D l:i.oruell and ' family, in the loss of their little daughter Bella, 'which took plane on Friday lnoreiug ma last. Tne reins were in Wiled ou Monday, 81st ult. iiMorris. . Aflss Mono tray, of Sullahire, left Saturday for Holm will remain for 'family of air 'this wee(; fo way th3y evil —Mr G. W. WI the parental roof. -Mr Jas Newcoui!le, `ex•treasnrers of the township, who his been away the last couple of weeks has relureecl.-;Brilliant Rtm,sel left, 'this week fOr Detr lit, Wit! is an a4ree1ti,t^+ and energetic yoaug fellow and we have no dnibt 'will su.lceed well in the land of Uncle Sati1.— TaeMLithy of last week we nosed a very silver ssfeI exatn:n tune in S. S. N,o. `, we,ic10 1 over by Mr 11. Black, who was as:tit:nett byMessy* Sloan,•I;(ackwe I and tiiniith The exami' maim), cotn,,:a:ne.r•tl at l,bont 10 o'clock ,with an intermniission at noun, during which the visitors ar,d pupils partook of a suulptnon$ repast provided by the Ia.lies of the section. After the classes had been examined, a lengthy 'progr'amme of readings. recitations, • dialogues and mesal and iustrunreutal music wag rendered in 'Such a way as to reflcut the greatest credit upon tho 'performers and the teacher•, ?dr Black. y instlr• A rotsto 3)lanhonit. Mr K Farmer Bowles, of Easthampton, falling I., Is t.;.-ateful for the open tis interof 1880-0. He had a larges lnortgage about ripe and was wondering how lie Could raise the looney to pay it off, as it could nolonger be renewed. To think the bet- ter he wont into his cellar and sorted his potatoes, SOWEi of theist already sprout- ing, •under, the depression that it was staring instead of wetter. While cutting out One of these sprouts his knife glanced from a glass like sub - faience, which the good farmer dug nut tn'a leisurely way and put in his pocket without the nourishes lie would •have made had he knowih it was a diamond, Ile found it out later when he went to Brooklyn on busiuess. IIe displayed the stone to a meraliai►t, who at once pro- nounced it a diamond of the first water, and"oifered to go with him to a jeweler's for satisfaction. They went, and the merchant's opinion was corroborated witli'an offer of $2,000 cash for the jewel. The 'farmer did not accept the offer, hardly knowii,g what to do under the circumstances. If he could only know flow the diamond got ieto the potato he would feel better about it. Not knowing -wile, where she but the rest of the potatoes were equally fife Buie.—The f as rich lie went house and picke ver the lot, but without further, results. Itis thought that some burglar hid e diamond in the field and the potato ap- propriated it.—New York Journal. House and Lot for Sale,, with hem e.7ate ammo pion- hot 68, Frances !troth west, Aly to S. TOUiiIt.L, 1tasl1.etato Agency, Kent iiiock,ivingtA n; ()nabs leave . On the eek in London soli 13 again under West "Arvs,vaitosh. NE M GOODS. liletui railway Ties. There has been recently a lamentable epidemic, so to speak,'of railroad acct.. dents owing to spreading; of rails, result- ing in -great loss of life and damage to rolling stock. This series of disasters commenced on Dec. 28, 1880, with the derailment of a fast train on the Chesa- peake and Ohio, by which ten persons lost their lives and a great portion of the train was destroyed. Since that date there •leave been several wrecks of the same nature, involving more fatalities and much injury to person and property. Without rdiceting very closely on the matter, tho majority of the happy -go lucky traveling public takcsfor granted that these spreading rail accidents can not be avoided, whereas, in reality, they belong to the category which' may fairly be termed "preventalle accident." Thi will be a new light to many, but ther is uo doubt that by the employment of properly constructed metal tie of steel o iron, and with proper fastenings, spread ing of rails is impossible.-aEngineeriu and Mining Journal. 4 es, fish lust received &large stook of Scotch, English, Irish, French and Canadian Tweeds, WORSTInS, FANCY 1'ANTINGS, SPRING (WSW:GATING$, STC,, and bought for cash.. Vino imparted goodr a specialty. Goode needs up in the most fashionable stiles, and at prices to suit the fimee, Over 150 Pieces to Choose From. I am confining my.at to tlo clothing trade, and customers can depen i nppoa having their wants In this line properly sup;,lied. OUR'OWN GOODS•CUT FREE OF CHARGE. Call and'sco our stock and get prices. Opposite • LESLIE }7y ncen's Hotel, Wingham •Qrdon Melut Are opening up this week a lame shipment of Boots and Shoes of. superior Quality and handsome Styles, and the prices at which they are marked will make them rather inter- esting to intending purchasers. REMEMBER THAT THESE 'BOOTS ARE FROM TIIE BEST Makers in Canada, and therefore can be relied on to give satisfaction. N E\ • A Li* Ilan Slowly putrefying. A good many of the farmers are hent The medical men of Boston and Ne on eul;ar ,nuking in this neighhorhocd , York have been puzzling their brain but at present there is little prospect • over a strange case of ossification or pet of any Biala—J[r.Tlios Taylor, of East 1 rifieation ord• live man by the name o Wawanoah was visiting at her father. i• Jp nathan Bass. Bass is a man now G 111 law's lust wee,:.—Stewart McGee 1 or 05 years of age and has been gradua has taken charge of the store at the car- • ly becoming ossified into one solid •mas 114ir and is d ling a good business.—Mr for the past forty-five years. -His bod Tiles. Taylor tradea his horse Pompey 1 is now perfectly rigid, in color aid t , 'to Mr. Lott, of Brussels,,for a heavy- draught mare --A•Ir D. l+eriin parted with his driver "Polly" the other u.ty wood. While tinabie'voluntarily to mak for a handsome sura.—liir Wm Well- I the least move, Mr. Bass' intellect ' 'I"'' wood has been dealing some .of keen and his digestion unimpaired. Hun his stock with Mr W. Scott, formerly dreds of physicians and scientists, both a resident of This neighborhood, now of this country and of Europe, have err of M.00relield.--ill Harry Baker has emined this remarkable freak, all coil; been visiting friends in the neighbor- curring in the opinion. that the case of hood. Jonathan Bass beats anything now on • record in the medical books.—St. Louis Republic. touc PAI Our ITS ANO NE DRESS ME are receiving favorable attention, and sales are encouraging for this season. A cordial invitation is hereby extended to the Ladies to call and inspect, and, of course, purchase if they ale ' suited. Curailoring and Gents' Furnishing departments are now complete, so that in SUITS, HATS, OAPS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES; HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, HOSE, Sec.,, 1'e promise you satisfaction and very close prices, h almost exactlylike a well se Boned bone, with no more fiaxibilir about it than there is about a stick GY r ON&McINTYRE The -B own Anchcr, Gre4n0Ck• The monthly township oottncil met March Blst,•to transact business as usual, in the hotel, Pinkerto t; a good attendance as usual.—Ott the 38th 'and 29th March, Mr G Cozens, phrenologist, lectured in Johnston's hall, to good and appreciative audi- enoes, Oa. Sunday, 80th, he preaoh- ed'in the stone place to a large audi- ence._ Iic' remarked that if a main spoke or lectured on ether subjects and not religion, Inc was only cultiva= ting a part of hi.. ,iature and was con-,sequolitly the loss perfect. Each o the three meetings had a good moral tone and must result in toad to the • hoaxers, Bel2r°ove. Messrs. Treleaven Bros. have opened out alarge stook of general goods in the store erected last fall by Mrs. Tufts. These gentlemen chine to the • village highly reeotllmeuded as honorable •business men, and no doubt they will receive a liberal share of patronage. —Tho spring slow will be held here on Thursday, the 17% illst. Sixteen electric lights are now in use '00 Seaforth streets. Montreal City Council has granted -0,000 towards the er.'ction of a statue Alaissoueuve, the city's founder. The an,nnd meeting of the North Perth R'.forin Association takes place tit•l4lilverton on 'C11uri,l,y, April 11. Deer fu the Adirondaai¢s. For the paitmontih many reports have been • made that the deer in the 2tdiron- clacl;s • are being hunted down by dogs running wild in the woods. One day 'recently a force of men who were en- gaged in cutting ice on a small lake dis covered a stray dog driving a deet toward th' m. The dog drove the dee, aeon the ice near them and then coin• ntenced biting it in the hams. The dee, bleated most pitifully. The men drove the dog away, while one of them. Who bad ia, rifle near at ham tried to shoot Lint; but failed. A guid, followed the dog's trail , but failed toover take hint. The cher came to the mei for -protection and they patted ant soothed it with their hands. During tln night the poor doer died from exliaay,ltio, and fright.—Lultalo Express. 'rite Wedding' Is; 1'astponecl. The epplicntioln of a caveat to stop marrifgeja.soinetatiiag new. It is state( that a member of the Maryland legible, tare had eullthuCied a marriage With i lauly;'alhcl journeyed Cd to the ethunty sea to procure a license, t se, When he 'made th painful discovery that his rival had filet a caveat agailmt the issue, and before li can get a license the ease will have to be argued. The wedding has been post- potled._Philadelrhia L 3dger. . Noy - Jewelry -Store - h Wig I... W. • H F WALLACE I, Iias just opened out a large new stock or In' the store one door south of the Post Office, and iii prepared to give great btireains in special lines of LADIES' GOLD WATOP ;.-;, GENTLEMEN'S GOLD and SILVEIt WATCH Ela, CLUCK.~>, • EYEGLASSES and SPECTACLES. REPAIRII'G and NEW WORT: - .—Done on the shortest notice, and all work guaranteed,— --The Centro llruoe Reform Con- vention will be held at Glamtnis on Wednesday April Stilt. The- convictions for the County of 'Ilurrn for the first qu.,rter of the 'l'(►e r.»tnrlta of the ree:u►t elections year,ianiileri.d 01, of which 13 were 'far the Viewed . of the College of by ('nderich ivagistrntes,12 by Olin Physicians; cud Surge,MofGuiana itr' i t -n,, 9 1)y Seaforth, 5 by 'Win„haum, i 'all 'in 'Cit.'y rosalte,l ai follows; De. by Brussels, and8 by Exeter. Of the Jobuson. Tor>,nto, for Midland and • o11'Jnees, 13 were for the violation of Yolk; Dr. R •doors, Othwit, for 13ath-- ; the Crooks Act, and'3 of these were unit and Itideau; Dr, 3.ltudsel, Hawn- Inspector Paisley's division, the fines .tori, Burlington and Flows; Dr. Mo for this amounting to $224, the oilier Arthur, ill. A», Landon,,for Malahido 4 were in. the SoutIl l;ltTi.,g. The 1 AttiMeett4nselt.. itotatilut:a.imposed,amotu te.1 to $411., An inspection of Goods and comparison of Prices invited :r Goods left for repair with Mr. R. R. ‘arnstone will be given rut. 4: ej 'ST Vie" H. W LLA O Wingham, By SS. Europa, frcm Harrbcrs , 'Cerrcany. 3 —OASES FANCY TABLE C H NA -,) EGG SETTS, SALAD SETTS,. FRUIT BOWLS, VASFS, I3ISOUlT JABS, WATER SETTS, ROSE JARS, COI: S & SAlrCEIeS NEW BASINS, NEW etRR,ANTS, 'NEW PEELS, NEW 14VTV, NEW FRUITS, 0 LICE 86 R LIAE ` OCE `. 'E d tall alta Inspect btfore N:altiit g Vous XMAS ; RCHA ES:. if oliiimi•LY.A, 61.1 THE CHINA HOUSE. WJ. YATES,.