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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-01-02, Page 10 )fEl Call At Ails:tkftiieia' ::book 'etoreiahe'HHo s Go m tints Laur "oe eo t;eier•:,. oln• n eat aitkoe a " Y',r d I {:erster' .raa'vn. mu apt• 'tt'rnay IIA a happy ail.1 prom- •' ' Jet - '< • e " i O'•Isa,ve I) a -good trade during the ISilfi house foe alio ' 'i neelt; vvitlx OA, ere pot yedr't - w•we thank on for it..,,To ' cold, and other ompl oatnottq,,-'t.Vf c .-are ask .,. 1)sra ` ar for you Ai r Jas Qli e h been eilti las to netn..ber the. Bear .dutti,:i' we will do our vialri>:;isfafi Pl)y Now 3'oar fi Monti) oT January. ur i st•- gliktl to,l}'$r, that is motif and Will 700043 b0 outagahq• ' ]k11': frttesrilSdebted to M llitnbler rtro pont on tho;}Ittlanea'OttnIli; : equ'isteolla call u,ttc'1'settleky:oaefi or ubte' • We will..TtQt carry this ;+ efere tag el,ic1 of !the year >uid ti you .wails: a overcoat, dy-made or to of 4e401er•you . p` dii,' as • presonted'to, • oda, or, in :Fant_: aixIytkin ng ;`glub : a'• beautiful. tutor, conMefa"trilightto f,1 e, la qr{`p, t 1 1 rills titiov .The cup t•: ..,:`•, .i?*. 4R t S? rte+ of any skip who 'ea is tit{11 t4 "`tie fore. , • k received another 100(::;tl),lot:of - .tb tj sucelesiest.arid:oamr. 'Was, rntie these it Airsoh • ~eel t . kriagbdtn Si er: or o9Ft tbe''met o, e rex hones nn tstlja not Last ions, fortgr xy ono.'.pi R ixh other, conditans. Ti e. cup iy et, Obs it-tfi c buying< i`li, to • most beautiful piece, o 'warknsaueliipt and I?ttPgt'wear poor boots at this sPiaenn • of tlye.yea'r for you will be sure to •suffer for it but get a parr of high cut seatnletul solid kip boots. Sold by CI mos it kola' wan at the pried -charged, by other hopdea for oommou:goods. —The monthly horse • fair on Tuesday was not very the I attended, ad prices ruled low, couseque tiv but few sales were effected. 111r John Hooey) of Wroxeter, It 0' I3 T. 0 It, .11, • purchased a few imale. Bersee that. Direct Importer. would have brought 1?d, a few mouths riTtt' Alt, ,Tari. 2, 11391, ago will not bring ove $80 to $00 now. ' --Beet roller flour in Wingbam at A 13 Carr's. —As will be se anothercolumu, li4 disposed of his pr town to Mr J Golly. moving from Vin sorry to learn. He dents, and Will be townspeople: For rt. arly sixteen years he has practiced ip town >n . --J J Homuth. & Son can•Alfaty you the largest stook of clothing, gents furnishings, hoot» and shoes in Wiughatn,at prices that defy the keenest competition. 314.'VIWib tanding all the. thein, STo01 QT, L1DAY, CQ D land: and it is the largest and best r had, which is saying mood deal. tick consists of AM, r by advertisement io. Wm •Ridd; V S, has tics and property in IVir Ilidd intends re- born _shortly, we are s one of the old resi- "eatly uitesed by our hergwore.tag n )nvairaetftrn Loxengos to the All of )%embers Arai other kinds Candies} of 'Aiho11or . 0f hope Lemons, four ', propositions k•ns, C•rttpee, programme of the.N 11%b4, Dates, readings by Mrs John Canned Goods, Groves, a sero • by MittFancy Biscuits, Mincemeat, duet by Minses.Miller a Ants, &c. Blackwell, C T of the B be sold. at Rock Bottom present and delivered a Kms. o S i ill s Ta J Home* fe Son: mra Cllr their stock of boot% an( althea and btotl)iug air sne4'row prioee tlatl ilxtly astenteli Avery bortµ. Mr.F.11 f hrtetMas ' We•itttve sec —A1 toe of District laid get Bi '—Justta' • °darns J,; •. r'gs tastily deiisad ee set ut '" Iia resideifeeas. ;for mai* day, ,e• . g of that., ]cutive Committee; •edge No ,, : 10 G T, wf11, be to day v •iday)0.64 &Tin!. n). ed 11's, a fresh stock a, corn, tom %,tries, a, (kyr to lie:s414 of . ouneed` Tw .der l ;salipnu, sardines, Joke, l>v melnbere added at, the'last 'meeting nage, 1.0 G T, and submitted. The wing oonsiated of ocitd and Nr Jahn Lilly Miller, and a id T• jfe,: sir G'G lgravo Lodge, wag iort address. ng ()tuber/ s foitow.l`!' •'$ante lank% d wan'' pp.w • brass la again art. i • stn againet Wrt xe h Curling Tan Wingham arJ rale oa' —Pot strictly pure Sp `— English Peels, call on : oba000s, Cigars, largo stock and prices right. ISRS arriving daily, and served any style. • Drop in andtake a look at our and y ou'w'ill be pleased. SAS. MoKELVIE, '' Star Restaurant. ItoKormann's Hotel, Wiuigham lessons conducted was pile, and all: did their ces•.and the. best the China House. W T Y>sxRs. —Oranges from 15 cents to 40 cents per dozen at McKelvie's Star. Restaur- ant. —The quarterly . revi w services of the Methodist Sabbath 'Soli ol, on Sunday last, were very interesting.. .. The review e Y twelve of the pa- rt well. Mr Chao sea reading by hiss one by 1tIiss; Lizzie. OP. • se of Sewer `'they have of T aldithr nU pest aOa and an eorlc LC6Ct1L. ], Lloyclgave•asibortaddre, aqb for g $o1 eggs at R A Graham's t ,Z'xtoeerv: on the tn batli4 being pushed t it 'will .not be'ready forsome era--Baw, stewed or fried, at Jae ?`•s Star restaurant. • a0 have . ' gniffceut eleighiog,ancl toga aro pouring into town a titi0 . d s l'erali TS wheat flour, cora flour tiitr A 11 Carr's. r{eabyter p; Methodist and bap- tist ,.^i P ;,'res were it belectric light on Sunday lE,)t last. "Tiro 11i esti cream candies, at 11 Kill's M rev teats per lb. • --Thai new 'dyneta arrived !the other - 0.,pori6ion by an atxpei tibias. r*s ti for the electric light ay and was placed in , and is working flrst- ve a few di 1,;1rs !!" 7i toil; t hrtrs cure one b;Xfore the; r , o earl sold. v17 ;i.' 'tuts. ut's• ' fashion hooks which ' the Delineator, pub- :,leing a Canadian on, n tl of encouragement. the be omoe i pro. cervi Mattis+ 4eid and 'recite. Bullard and Master 'Bert" Thompson. were well rendered; 'l le —mush) by the oichestra and choir wit of a high order,an was highly appreciated. y all. —Santa Claus has ado his headquar- tors at dicKelvio's St restaurant. Call and see him and b your Christmas confectionery. ; • fes- tival held i s XmRe otHt The Band ou Tuesday, and e feel quite. sift•e that each little Witt ghat afternoon was filled with sorrow, sin o "Christmas comes but once :r year." A f e Se l to all mmbes th it ioons+and:'t candies and nuts that ollowedit,inorease'rf the children's glee, very enjoyable pro- gramme Was present d, after which all aisper;aed vvith pleas it. greeting for the season, the joy of Xm s tide.materially in- creased to each mem or by their afternoon toyer mer. The gratit ide of the officers is due to Mr John Kerr or bis generous do- nation of 12 boxes f very choice Confeo- karil they, gust Kin - play for theOn„ an against 41.1c1t. noardine; WViug s For the Western! 11 play as follows dine,and bruesele agaiinet Luoicnow. -Oranges, . Orange' ,,,,Just received, •2Q eases of Orangesµ for I,nuts trade, at R. .Hills, c. • Oras Holm. Our Homes t over the Nov natter and re, mail atmnmmee of the G rasion, byourxi• •ntspeople Otbatirii.i•nabrie -1 c.:011.1..) til, iy air <) 1, n, e i Xi l vii t• ' ,;ut,_vd.... tionery. • —=The hottom is knocked out of the regular retail priori of furniture bore in Wi)gham, ;Ind you eau now get Bed -room Sets,Sidebo rds,ExtensiouTables,Loungos. (;hairs, &CA &o, at factory pricer. I get nay furnitureftirect from 'the large factories Its temperance col tnn very good, here, without any extra cost for freight or And 1 thick we will ever rue packhlt<,,Jonnsequently.rt can sell 10 to 16 If we road it as w i should. per tent. cheaper. It ill pay to come 20 When airtime down t neat and think, miles t Winghtun, tied groat furuitur3 And b'.':o a little ciai chat, oentre'.espocially it yep aro wanting eon. Then of the !Nuts take a drink eiderable furniture. Newly married Mite, And read oC this t apee tfss! bargains, '.remember the place. The Merle* they are very good, B. tMAtisY s h'uruiture store, just woes l With moral truth they do abound, tram! Orr's Bear, I Take the Tante we ilv lionld . ,. ,. If in the fashion vw 'd b found. A Stem/Mtn I —Tyels:rcnlnbee.. number of bowet•n• }ked .improvement ;tuber ut ,fhor,both in literary neral 11.4,e -up, but this is only.in a000r lance vi: ," the promise of the pulilishere, a d they i wise still . further improvemeut in each ; iieeeeding number, The contents ,f the c ^trreut number are varied and in eresttn fi, embracing fiction poetry, fasbi us, . ho;iee furniehink, and house deeora on,and;auy kindred topics - Tile Decomb r numhar is the one upon. Which the p 'ze compf•titiou is' based, and the publish a announca that in Arden' to -.snake the o rnpetitiou more easy,: a 'rushy. ber of met fres have lyeen purposely n)ade.' A sampler c ,petition, wi "receipt of 1 Our'Hotnes villa, Obt.' Jas.111cKelvie has the largest,aheapest and, best stook of a %dig north ocean. ' relL' r"`utllsifitTstae •• .., ' Oburcit of t sacred' daeaxt, : Winghaan NWith a speriial-permOn in R. labium eti`tie„Af Sunday,Jan- 30 a. m ?teal vespers, lecture, ie Ali evening at 7 music will "bei furuishedby ;tine choir, ass(st;i by prom. from a distatthe? 11... silver be taken up tit lit th services. tions are cot• fall invited by alien and 3'atl r' McGee, • —BARoAz:i OouNTRR Saturday night, Fancy Press Goode 00; Ladies rine Shoes i v s d 01.60,.Tob lot of Shawlti ,G o e au Hosiery, Linen awl Silk Handkerchiefs. • Gents all wool Overcoats for b4:7o,'(ents Tie 12e at M. }1. MoINnoo's. SRmettiin$ Wi►rtiv amoroartg for! 0100.00 in WA' is whhat. "The Ladies' Bazar" wil ' .give to the person sending them the largest timber" of sentege;es constructed from words coutaiuer,lin the quotation: "What- soever ye would that men should do to you do you 'even so to them."—Every week duriug the contest they will give a "band: some sewing machine" valued at 860,tc the person neon aeudiug.themthe Iar es t number of .sentences that week• If proferted they will give the winner a solid gold watch instead of the sewing machine. Special prizes for boys and girls, They do not offer impossibi H. .lies. The above will be carried out to the ''letter. Everyone cortipetiug will have an equal chance. No' dictionary required in this eotnpetitiou. Send loo for sample copy of "The Ladies Bazar" and full in. etruetions, The Ladles' Bazar, 4 Adelaide Street Hast, Toronto. - --Great bargains in olothing, gents furnishings, bents and shoes, trucks and valises at .T ,1 Ilomutlt & Son. {pntpati4id ` f the''.town.Iia11,''0 ' ,7.30:' There; vas 'considerabl lotarre p roeeedings,•wn .. leek Ferguson thecr, 'a Aro nip ,r..eaiwreuda:W• `n*bmipatiolis, W.11len" til p •1 'illy 11aWtrla- :91 tion%"vw;ere't sdf: 'i+ ." .- f... •r he tpwuuw4riehe Moedif evening, .at g4eg•.aeltid tnfiand• t tike WJ Brockeitabire soot% a by* is RrPus o "amd by,bu by $`J':tti;rd, sogouii .fN • Cleo ;h1cKai ztea seotaii g it`s T1s r propee d by.Wni Fee,pliughe i nE L L Dickinson aovoude d by Nt 'Proposed by Henry on 5r peed' 0 a on ws , oUhil1,,1113eon e t Ma t en, p e„ `tad° 5 by Geo',Grefhii nl o Po asdb "tee W r Y 0h.r'k; Those tobertson, seeopded''by • gt uu • LB aC gt •' town iuese 1i whirl' "le *t a sure .;5"1rAW F Bii Bins lei the nnnyovi lay fo .ts;:t arn•lia ,the town, PijeltiAtieolacially 41. a Mujufloft .Had rig fault to ,;acts of utak' year s LRµnoil. , They had ht nT>:•REEVE. 't •'tile strgF is w1ttb electric lig It, which was propceed by W \V Inglis, very • thtisfaskicy to rate.=vers. Wds in Moore; Tiros Agnew, favoirbt eoon'ern •in them agement of the rr, eecou el`d an 'td'Nir's 'affairs, consists • with good goy. 't'Jt ' lihe•yeer. Some sling- iad been done' be..had opposed, not fly the purobasiuget - te'seating'for the ew town ball,llit ..1ll:r G.eolkleReuzie, ' didate for the, 'Beeves14ip.. Mr Gregory h, r given biro to bnderxtaua'tilat he (fir Gr -dory) wad' not acing yv'iuu, so he had an • awed himeeif , fa;b$ Reevesbip,. and would go to tl. e p .o1 • Abe 'tlta+ result • ' at it may. Ha Vire.% full `COunxof ' o busiuees trausac- nofl during the year. e be would give the et attention,if.elected, would ba. ire was a oatldldatt; '1891. Was pleased Y a in such a toad • ted by Mayor find with tho McCre grit; Waste A Olin,, proposed by" 11 Blligtt; seconded by R„ err,,proposed by Jas 11i by Jatnes Armour, T Yates ; Creigbt; sacopded, a COUNCIL QRS. Ward 1—Aim Dawon, proposed by Wm Moore, seconded by D M Gordon ; Thos Agnew, proposed by JJ L Dickinson, seoon de'il r Chas Barba ; Geo Green, proposed by E L Dickinson, etch a by Chas Bar- ber ; Richard An • erso , proposed by R L 1)ickinson,.secondo' 'by Chas Barber; • Jelin +Teelsis,, propose • by D Ili Gordon,seoou ded by;J'S Jerome. Ward 2—J J Hom Clark, seconded by A h.proposed by Henry x Dawson; Rnbt pYr With !Lulea for the,* Hill proposed by W`F t ulmage, seconded I he sent to guy address; • .on by Wm Moore ; Hiram emmex, proposed by A Break- outs in titamps,by addressingllix Dawson, Roo .: e• •y W F Brock- enshire. These gen emeu were declared Publishing Company, Brock - elected by the TowOierka Ward 3—'J A .thiel DMasY C. Churoli ntary 4th'% With'. a grant b'e1oelt. Th the St. Au; . ineetbsingers °elj, tion wii All euosnina the oougrc; Pastor. '• 044 Sal ecet%tin The Wingliam TOMS •rresh and crisp fr. Filled With news of e ltrroin the truth it Its polities are firm the "Mona" wain tb;haud, the press, ery, kind, ever doth. digress. 1d true, be auk and come, au I will give you Lean, proposed bJ oho Y by Win Moore ; S'Parlfn07,9, eeed....ty. 7• ameeaMoRreigbt. ;eminent Had nerved i 'four years and hoped the electors eolatd turn out on Mouday a head of the poll. Mr Wm Clegg appe a Candidate far the Mayorrtl.ty. twice elected Reeve of Winba„ 'nation; He did inakcare for popularity the office mfgbt gi ;bad had allot thathe dent ' ber of the ratepayers bad take the position and ,lie place his municipal ex,pe posal of fbe town. He the ppliey he would par. to the position cif Mar, counellideserves great c electric light 'and for th• ihey seeuredit,Thought th kept below two emits on . 'The hgnting late;' ;the `sleeting unceretnn) utgiving the of uity to ,give ,• e red before therm 14ci Seen by aoela• be personal e bit% as be tl lase nurn. itcd hnlw tri _' 9n'ad deoided to' fence tat the tt s . ave au outlh)?o.x. e were lid elected'. or. 'The prece))t, edit for getti ug terms,exi taxes shonid li• ".F e doll Ar• d thegiall colas musty adjourned er oandidattii ' •r s ` i e aa% o seconded 'by ,eon- 3hu'ug 'Wrrn:St'nptL„ Vied proposed by Samuel Yeah Geo, Russell .r Lloyd de Clerk deciar= and Smyth' d Ward 4—Win Stephenson, of m Holmes, p ded by Mc. posed by W ' Elliott;, Wl McAlpine, s W Inglis, pr e R posed by W W g Rinlay, as McCrei;;ht, secoecl by '11 Cheri Lloyd, proposed by soon dy Fred Hughes. lined to stand, and the Towu • Messrs McLean, Sperling y elected) rumor, proposed by J !I ou•e• by Robt Marlow; posed by It Elliott, eecou• spine ; C E Williams, pro - Inglis, seconded by Robert Robertson. proposed by Jas ended by Heury Clark• Jas posed by J 13 Jerome, sebou • tt • Nelson C. Griffin . pro- 's, In `s, seoon ed by D Mo• scrio0 TRt!STRES: Yard t—John Dawson, soon' Pptr'ypiece, pr seconded by Ward 3—J Dawson, se MMortou was ; flip term.' VJ .d.2 Russel, s Ole Town ( ,le Ward 4;;;. sem .,2.9.1,9414pro secooded.by J After the n ed, the Towu and a•meeti dates and o Mayor }Te gave a'. itchie,proposed by Alex ed by Win Itidd ; posed by George Green, J Reid. A Morton, proposed by Alex onded by W T Yates. Mr eolared elected for the ensu - Thos B ell proposed by Geo ouded by Jai; MoCreight. (,«The kcl red' Mr Bell dulyeleete• de a W Inglis, proposed by Thos t1 a •y. Wm Robertson l E, osed by Samuel Merrifield, s Armour. hous mfuatt'acl.beetl cooled- Clerk onch d- Clerk was voted to the' chair, g was held to allow the cod'. hers to address the etectors. Iodoo Wag the first speaker. °tailed amount of the receipts and expeu rig the year, olassified un- der appropriate I headings. The Council during the Year'h:d done what they thought beet in the interests of the town, and .felt sure that tho larrie body of ratepayers were satieded with the way their money had been expended. Th*./ht the rate of tax., ation, now th t the town hall was nearly completed at) d paid for, could be reduced. In all probt self.sustain who paid alt debentures. Ile the honor douferr id then of that, ' Mayor for the pa llility the town hall would be ug. They now had two tenants snth icif of the iuterest'ou the thanked the electors for d on him by electwg horn two years, • and said he e for 1891, T R trains for Toronto and east, Vinitbam dt 0 nam aaid'11.10 a.m. id u& 111 .1. 7roi. , •ti, tab apt 0 •lb a.ro. _If phut' woo nd ule'ok steels repsiriu • , .t mr i Guelph.gc, to W n `, all >'c itolai&are n r k y 1%, Ul1. aj -,>. 4• ,,jbWsltrn hex as w ,r } wad not a candid Mr Then Green a oandidato for 1 Sign friends ivai WAS in the -field for kir MoKenxie that b. %tri td#date. TIt E 'i ! '' al' b)eoe yelled not intended being eeve for another year,but fon his runuing,ao he , hat office. ,office, Ilad told slid not intend to A large atodk of gents.furnisbingtiand underwear onbaud and, ill be dispoaod of a#reek bottoirt prices at: ,l J, urn &, SoN. -- 'lave • `1, Il)le af AtP ittea . f min? 1'aa , ger dB In easy chairs., tnusio rack . Bendoo euFelr, tables, &e, &o, very suitable for 7Sr0er-' and New Year's presents, Come and dee thou at S Gracey's. Patrons ofd • st . In ='Y A large and iufiuenti meeting of the Patrons of Industryw a held .in the Town Hall, Luckuow, on'Sa urday,. 20th,i Pir the purpose of organizin 'e. County Assam, - Wm for the County of H on. There ward eight subordinateaseocia ions represented'' . The following officers w re elected for the'. ensuing year : Press' :nt, d'amss GaUrat, St Helens; 'Vice Pre ident, P Clarke, Asti; field; Secretary, J = Gardner, Asbfiebt Treasurer, W Wil • • u, West Wawanoeb, The following comm -s were appointed Cori:mittee 00 fly Laws - A Anderson, Weeds and T Agar; W,rking Coiumitfcu for Township of Ashfie ;, T L Finlay; J Murdoch and T Irwi i; Working Ooni» mittee for West Wnosh, A Anderson,. jr, J Gaunt, W W: •b. The Orgaoizer'a.\ original cartoon, "Tse Social Coach, ren-`' dered valuable assist • en the occasion. The work of organizin s spreading rapid- ly h1 the adjoining to nships. F. 3.13n4. •sx, rganizer Hum* Co. • Thar LAnMEs' Jo Man—Gives a datiy prize of a handsome china tea service, Ono dollar will get you The Ladies' Journal for one year. If you send correct auswers to the following questions along -with your dollar:—When in the Bible are these drat found, 1, Money; 2, Coal; 8, Wood; and if your letter 1a the first one received at The Ladies' Journal office any day between nosyand26th March next,eentaining aortal; answers, you will get a handsome china tea service of 41, pieces. There are alae, three large liste of other valuable prizes, pianos, gold and silver watches, silver atm services, china dinner sats, Over donuts and tea knives, large oaab rewards aad scarce of other prises. Send ten ceute an titan ps and get a eatnple od ay of Tlye l adies'dournalcantaintng tbese hers le full or better still send yew:dollar mud auawere+ and get The Journal ter 12 mouths. dress Editor, Ladiele Journal, Canada. No math whereroc have a good opportrtld,ity to wire ;hilt ferias, ae It is the fit•xt letter received day,