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VOL. XX -NO. 26-
WINGIIA111 ONT.. FRIDAY, .JULY 17, 1891.
*HOLE NO. 1019
We take stook this month audit you'll
call on us we'll Show you some lines of
goods that wiwt o sit 4 and that
wAx'r To our As Soon as you see
them. Will you come.
. Special inducements to cash buyers.
aaseeetteation.
—Full lines of confectionery at the Star • when it was erected in 0 a, village, and.
restaurant, 3. latoKer,via, 4 Mon y evening last, a . number of has held various o sal positions for
—Messrs. Gordon & McIntyre giv' towneaeop met at Mr R Rill's restaurant nanny years. The pa y broke up ,at an
notice in another col mn of their annual and present Mr jos Eurtibese with * early hour, all being Yell satisfied with,
stook -taking sale, B, gains will be given felkoaang, kin ly -waded addroses and a; the way they had pas cld the, evening1
in all lines. 1 well filled pur e, prior to his departure for
—if your watch or olook needs repairing, Orillia. The indress was read byMr T 3 . •zblio Sobool
go .to W 11 Wallace, watchmaker and MoLeau and he presentation nmae by afr The monthly *meeting
jew ler. next door to post of6oe. Geo 'Russell he following is the address : Sobool Board was held o
—The Sunday $ ool pionieof St Paul's Ma josErn maxims, ing. There wore prese
Your appointment to a larger Gordon, Moore,labraha
le employ of the Great North and Morton, The min
egraols Company necessitates
were read mid actopt
from arnoug us, and while
e You on your advancement, Abraham and T (-31ii holm, The Bribei-
regret your leaving this pal's report for th mouth of Stole was
your residence here (for tben read, showi attendance as fol.
Years) you have uniformly
If to be a most obtigiug and Iowa :
u, ever Willing voluutarily ntrw. hors.
e performance of.any ordin, • 1 19
scary work for the 'benefit of 2 12 2
itizens, and on all occasions 8 ' 20 22
chnary exertions w ere regiusi te 4- 20 • 26
es or avert any threatening 5 31 82
u have always been randy to 6 33
more than ordinary power 7 41 83 ,,
31,
1 the desired end; and you 8 47 47
a cool and unostentatious
1 has evoked universal com. Total 232 241
d both before and during the Some of the •black
belonged to the Wingham
. To mention the several painting; the roof has
our intrapidity and fearless the woodwork in the
g exciting periods, would and.down stairs, req
space, bat we cannot refrain
ed d thep
ling the hurning of Scott' & and painted
rc factorand the great tts- that of the 26 p
nclered which preveuted the recent .Eutrance ex
Wan destruction of a large and the other three hay.
stry. You will accept the
ed thIT
vidence of our respect me-
by e uspector.
is, auct while the one win more than the total, b
Winehltin for sometime,the marks iu one subject.
et the outlay your removal the report W as, ad optec
ly causeatud with these you
'
est wishes for your future the second clause,
vancewent. On behalf cf Abraham, seconded b
orally and the Wingham Clause 2be referred
— After extensive parrs at the salt ' Wu CLEGG, Mayor.' mittee, with power
1
success in his ew home. Mr G Russell fit— Carried. The
cled and 'carried that
Winoaham, Ju y lath. 1891,
Hurtibese'sd rtureraid wiehinghitn gel
bloek, which oncupied about four weeks,
Mr. Hurtibes made a suitable reply, with by la 0 Clarke
work was commenced again. on Monday seconding that olaue
were made by Messrs G
last, During the tim the works were report be received
Short addresse
,Pettypietie, J q Dullard, F Hughes and R
closed down the stoo of salt on hand express its appreoio.
becanie axhausted, but now th firm can 4' Swan, all e etallag their regret at Mr
sat the ola•sa—Catrtia,
fill ordeWfor all of th different grades
of halt they manufactt ie. . be paid : 'A Ross,
man songs and ice cream,
Grace -v, supplies, $2
c, were indulged in by all
hich a, pleasant evening ,vas $7.50. The manage
seuted the following
se. Mr Hurtibeso left for
ay. .
church, which was postponed on account DIR Ste
of the weather, will be held this afternoon district in
on Tamlyn's prciiri . • Western T
your remove
raan
ma' a a • . ,... —Call at Alex Ross' book store and see we congratul
the Laurance spectacle. Sole agent since we personal]
6 ivemtAt*"*"44a)..t. - 7-• F F orator lett town.
B. 0 E T. 0 R R, —The town h s been liberally placard- town. Durin
the past eigh
proved yours
ed with bills a omring the great John trustfutoitiz
Robinson cirou whioh will visit Wing- to assist in
ham on the 31st nstant. cry and nee
. ,.„
LOCAL NEWS —Cigarsnnd Ica Cream at tke Eclipse whenextra
* your fellow
restaurant. Also, confectionery i Of all to encomp
—NeW potatoes, new cabbage at the
Js. Mellavvre. kinds. - T. C. SPARLINO. calamity, y
Star restaurant. ' exercise yo
—Rev. S. Sells , B. A., will take for
--The Wingha 'Temperance Hall to Daemons
his' text next Sa bath morning, in the have done so
Company have let he °oared of shing..
ling their hall. ,'" Strength for thy manner, whi
Direct importer
THE BEAR. July Y., 1891.
oard.
of the atone
Tuesday even-
t—Messrs Bell,
Olusholm,Clarke
es of last meeting
on motion T
ns.
0.
Methodist ' ch'urc
. mendation a
day." In the ev mg he will deliver a
—New tomatoes, apples and peaches, at
sermon to youog en. ' time you hay
Fire Compel)
INIcitelvie'e Star restaurant.
— House to Rent—Situated .on John in8t°'0008 a
—A 'young man named Bolt, from Street, next to Methodist Parsonage ; con. efforts dur
.k. his pocket, at Dimas Is, on Monday last. to Rom. MoIxoo'o. occapy mucl
from mantic
Turnberry, had hi watch taken from tains seven rooms. aal per month, Apply
at,Bell's furnit
—Go to the Eclipse restaurant for re- —On Sunday next, 19th Just. divine ser. sistance you
fresinnents mid temperance drinks.' vice will be conduate in the old church at apparently ee
T. 0. SPARLING. Wingham iud
Glenatinan; at 4.30 i the afternoon, by more tangible
Messrsi. Beatti Bros. are enlarging Rev E W Hughes, odor of St Pain's oompanying t
also intend pirttiti a stone foundation
' ;alai improving thel • livery stable. They :Episcopal caprob; Wi gbaan.
- -We must have noney, an parties must necessa
remind you o
other will m
underneath it. receiving notice fro us in refe 'co.ce to have the wan
. ..--All kinds of refreshing drinks at the past due accounts ha bettor get hustle
, J is A Onion - Cos welfs.re and a
Star restaurant. The fountain is in full on• the citizens g
play. JAS. IVIOKELVIE. WI' gbarn• Fire Company
TOTAL, AVElt•
49'
32
42
56
63
66
72
94
474
AO
27
85
, 46
52
56
60
77
303
oards require re..
een leaking again ;
ells, both upstairs
res to be well clean -
I may aftther add
pils,who wrote at the
nination 23 passed
eeo recomMend.
ley each made
t failed a. few
le first clause of
With regard to
was "'moved by T
h 0 Clarke, taut
a management coin -
o act as tboy may see
lirdclause was dealt
oving and T Chisholm
3 of the Principal's
net that this Bosiid.
ou of the aucoess of
t was toev.edasocoua
e following floc:mints
supplies, $12.25; 5
95 J W Scotasalary,
• it committee pia-
epprt
ogle
or property commit -
the following im,
about the school
. "
'gilt repairs to fenie
to at once ; ttncl the
raucis streets pal t-
-- to keep it in some,
1 preservation.
foot taanthrom plank
t gate to theentrance
o that front steps he
•1.1, pine plank.
oot plank walk be laid
ear of building to the
drain be run throuab
unds, from Francis
undoxy of lot, eo as
O water and }voted
I. windows be repair.
y placing broken
ones,' tacking suitable
sash to keep thern
ul by 'fitting up stops
AO tO prOitellt rOtling
cold from getting' into
—Conductor Said • will deliver his
liopuIar ieeture, "Lif on the Rail, ort e
People We ineet,"in t James St:church,
Exeter, on Tuesday a ening, August 4th.
Warran.—A. situati 1 88 bookkeeper 'or'
hooka to poet ;n Wival tm, by •ii, graduate
of a. Cororneroial Celle Terms inoderate.
Apply at Touts office.
—A. meeting of M Wand' Presbytery • -The latest and. best driuk—New York sang several 0
was.held in the P sbyterian church Ginger'Ale,at Jas McKeivie's Star restaur. strawberries,
' here, on Tuesday las A report of the ant. present,af ter
proceeding will appe, r in the n'ext issue Plasm CONGREGATIONAL Canaan, brought to aac
-r▪ ` of the Tama. - WINGNAM.—W. H. Watson, Pastor. Ser- (Mina on Tile
* vices each Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p. in.
,Sabbath School at close of Morning Ser-
vice. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
at 7.30 p. in. Seats free. Strangers wel- he many f
come. Morning subject next sabbath,
".Tesus, the way,thd truth and the light." piece, late Oh'
To young men. Evening sub-jeet, "How met at Hill's
to in.' evening and
FOB Sas, —& pleasaot home convenient..
ly situated, floe view of the town. Terms
to suit purchaser. Will be .sold cheap. At,.
• ply early to D. M. Gonnoltl.
'—We notice by the °aerial) Star that
one of their citizens 1as been over- to
• Wingham'and, while b re imbibed more
—At the recent Entre co Examination,
than was good for hi thereby (=sin
the pupils of the Ingham Pablic
his eyesight to becom. defective.
School were very sn cessful. Of the
—First,class Georgian Bay Shingles
- and Lath, for sale, cheap, at McLean -& twenty-six pupils tvla wrote, twenty -
Son's saw untie, Winghainthree succeeded in passing, and the
—A number of rtonspeaple waited
other three, viz, Bell Cummings, Lorne
,oti
tho Gordon and Prank Caesar, we • each
° upon Mr Wrn Lithgow, libralian ef
_Mechanics' Institute, o4 Saturday even- recmittiencled- -by e Inspector they
having passed in he aggrega e, but
ing last,at his.T001.11031 BeaverBlook,
•
and Presented him with aseasonable and tailing by a few mrks in one subject.
appropriate eft. Mr Li hgow desires to This refieds'great 41edth upon the teach
th-
g s .
return his sincere an instaff of the healIn future
s for the eame.
issue wa will givb he marks scored by
• —Fe'r first 01833 tailoring and cheap
gents' furniehingeach pupil., try Webster_ & CoCo,
Remember the place.:iihly two doors north —Wegopy t1te
of the old stood arafbetween book- .Etastings Star, as t
sdi tore and Halsted Scot Vs bank. ,
well known in thi
—Malaya communica ion signed "Ai 'aatarnaaa, mil; _min
an tton.
'ends of Mr. Geo. Petty-
' of Police for this town,
•esteurant on Wednesday
minted their time honored
t11,1=Otiging address, ac, -
la a silver cake basket,
crue9
P.TTYPIE0E, VINGEAM,
our many friends in the
ham cannot permit you to
amongst them is
ou the regrettltat is felt at
re. As a membera'of *the
you have always taken a
n the. A.ssOciation and have
urther its interests in this
anadian Order of Fores-
altvays been an active
ue friend of the Order,
of School Trustee your
eon to do your utmost
educational interests of
n officer of the Corpora-
houestly and faithfully
• duties,and we may with-
th at a more law-abiding
not to be found in
en, at whom you
1, will miwou and
"Cottle a.; boys,".
in to viotAry
ing. conclusion
to express our re.
.0 but we hope and
tv'home the far
risings may rest on
ed family, and that
you muse upott the
.ecall more tender
wit of Winghern.
of
these t
Wm. Cued
rann, Ilutirtns•
friend with
companted •
butter dish an
To Mn. GEO.
DEAR SIN?
Town of Wm
depart from
testifying to
your depart'.
Orange Ord
deep interes
done much to
place. , In the
tors you have
member and a
In your capacit
aim has always
to advance the
following from the
le deceased lady was the town. As
tion you have
z• town: On Monday discharged you
,ie Humphries, wife out boasting sa
SpectatOrt"-t'it '1-1o,OV to "A :PloYer's" of UV Thos S Hum ihries, died at her and •orderly town
the west. The fir'
• article• • ref roam to the father's, (Mr Isaac hempson) residence, were the honored oh
. ,;,.,
• footbitil:N..; I bet cm Zetlatcl Albert street, at t e ago 01 27 years, 8 that:well known call,
,
and Lo • ,Ji ,_,..:,., .., "A Speo- months and 27 days. 9he came from her which so often led th
'Won
tater" 4titt ,!'•ek.. V. - ,
U ith h state -we tail' • home in Winglaani, 0 t, last New Years, in the future be wan
permit us once agai
insert bis letter. Wo ust have the suffering from= ag avated form of la grot at your depart
name of every contribute , not n'ecessar- griPPe, her medioal attendant in that trust that in your n
ily for publication; but a, a guarantee of town. recommending change, which as wost, the choicest b
you and your resae
good faith. , 1 the result has show did notprovo bone-
, in the future, who
--G T R trains for ToKnito andeast I Mal. - Other comp cations followed, past, no spot shall
finally ending in consu memories than the
leave Wingham at 6.30 a m and 11.10 a ni ption, to which
via V G & 11 Division, and •ikt 0.45 a tll the already weakened .ystem fallen easy Pim' amPt fmni 11
• and 8A0 p, ro, Via Clinton ant -Guelph. our regard.
. victim. Though her de tit was not wholly
Good connections by alI tralus, • rh/cit•T. Bar,
unexpected,the untim .ly ending of a life Tr, .Clitsnotat.
—The Orangemen 6 this to met at i
whioh had but a few bort years entered M. Pettypieee,•
their hall at an eat hour on Monday I
.. . uhon the joys of motl ethoodsis supreme- surprise, made a ve
- meriting, preparative to their mto areh j
ly sad, and' the With ed. husband and thankedlia ninnythe Station. They m !ched up Josephine i
parents It .-e the warmest feelings shown to
. .‘ street in elegant st le, headed by Bell scirr"ing
sympathy tn. their It.leittroment. Mrs that it was with de
' , ., Factory Band, keep' ig step to the sweet
-' and Martial musks w rich is Ott t()
1
, , , reitlio its torlrliklet7.00
Brutes's. Ths ,, Li iy Tfile rifues,, _ ._ . inAham in Febrnar, of 1889, and went •,iiiigy .
i.•, the Methodist church being converted
a. kohen but 14 years of ge. She came to 414abe the presentati
younrg, called upon to leave
mild say, this much,
obit lard feelings
,,,,,,,• a
eVOry
Ilia:4)0h; I tOoS loavesonoa !
'Orangeman's heart.' When they ma 1 ' Humphries WWI a e011 istent inenseiterlotsf
- the station, a qv& I train of t -
.,Vt• '''' $
eoaehes VIM awaiti g to carry thclitti‘nai ' v
.
'
Vie?: , IA laud west a gig , ti, Altooet '
to (tampon their two days, only revieiu • fur a fow PHI
greatar part af tho tin during the last
ittlitest3-iiTti of tho Snore e Being arc dif- . guson, W.. Mcguarrie,
ferent to ours. She w sunconscious the Bullard, it Agnew
I in Port Itur n in the epring,but di-lie/01m. A. It ' INT
a I t 4,0,,,, al.,, • ,
dell , by Mayor
Pettypistelt la. be
d to the e 1
•
MOO , back to her old limn last Jannary,to , :4;,
1 . turned out in unit rm. The train was snood the winter, int r to
in mg rejoin her
literally packed t 3 anal to end, On I.
their rettiru at anearly hour in the
evening they wore m t by ei, downpour cat
rain, but did not
dthough taken by
y hatable reply and
'lends for the kindly
yards hian. He said
read that he felt
this town, brit he
that he left with -
Tian 'Pointe SCHOOL
GENTLEXEN, —We
tee, beg to recommenc
provements in •au
buildings:
1st. That some
shbultl be attended
fence along John an
ed418 ,early aspossibl.
thing like a fair state
and. That a twelve
walk be laid from fro
steps at banding; a
Covered with two i
„
8rda That a fou
•from the porch at
water closets.
4th. That a sum
the north part of gr
street to the eastern
to carry off the surto
the building and arm
5th. That the soh
ed and tightened
soslaeords with ne
strips on edges
prorlorly in place t
olosely and firmly
of windows and
rooms. ,
It wel Inovocl b
by E 0 Clarke,
of the manage
adopted and that the
have the repairs ITIAn
attended- to as soon
ried. A Mr McInne
dressed the board i
purchase of erns
beautifying of the s
then adjourued,
for women," for the wit okling of the
aright" amounts to a 4' one" and prold..
bition. come to o little border town,
Nanette for many ;nee and not the least
for the generous °vitality of her cal -
ens, Let there 4, no retreat from
the temperance ran but all along
the line from Luokno to Lion' it Head
and our sister couut of Huron, *alet
the answering cry ti,f. coMinp," be heard
and we in Lucknow I "Hold the few'
Ip readiness.
T Chisholm, seconded
that die report
t. committee be
be empowered to
lone in said report
eon vent' ent --Care
, of • Kineardirre,
itd-
eonnectioiu with the
ental trees for the
liool grounds. Boa,rd
The nowt
A, few men ths.ago th
of our libibil appear
trournet, published at
tt live union and
toduesttke in Ladle 41.
though we fully ap
meutary rcalark, ye
nommen with every
in her Itajesty's don
lief fretn our license la\
local union aro glad to
goblet anY manof eiikendlue our warm
Rov.t.W.Ittiglios individually and eolle
Speeches were bo present a our feu
legg, T. 13e11, Dr. tion to be held in late
rove, 3. B. b'cr- tirot of July. Com
A. Sebastian, 3, eignificance to the ini
nd °there. Mr. ;itemization W 0T "
resident of Wing- for "uuion in ntrenli,"
vs roc pi we* consider the quest* nv
ItUdirnow.-. • . • paper in the same proportion 4t0-0.the ''
flattering notiee 1 neu-professional, and that 5 pa ,'' cont.
in the Itreaticen of the marks 0,,,,,ti paper be allowed for
to.wa, i "Lucknow
de no toilet." Al.. uelnitellis7lavericti, wtlt:j
oe
ne heE'llistorie
Examinera, ca uot allow this opportunity
oiatt, the coneplia 1 to pittliltVithe t expressing our unfeigned
We claim that in regret at the 1 ng -continued and severe ill.
"ty, town and village 11
8esseof our r
e,iecte-d, ffict,ieut and genial
mI%eitirYidtioou, Eq. Ousumer°
iious, w"r"11slreltla he may yet, through Divine
8.,Andweofourii)roviionee.a
raised up to enjoy health and
ave the PriViIego 1 to sit at env council boards, that we may
st greetingto you I reap as f r the pa,st twcuty years the
wely as uttio•Am to ; benefits t terivea from. the comma of
. one. possebsing ?lath tnaturejadement,clear
th annual cenven.. r ingighb ,and le
. 1.1. ability iii matters rertaiu.
low on the tvtontY, log to the e ucetional iiitorcide of the
•%,t/ /sums,' „a • „.; profound sytr Why for hatainiable partial'
an: naleivetottli:fol1iits:Uenistr:o. cwSpia‘; aliao dedre to exprc..14 our
•" - ' lug ciretunatateLes in whieli
.; ., and ;tray thtd Nile I1*.7
awl be* ,,,,,,,-„.(,-, ,* cliviusi. 7 atith . <I in the heavv *14
ich rut ia ad unit a era , of 4
Beers Bacavx
of Lucknow 0 T U.
all parties in ending corning to the eon
-
volition will p ase scud their name to Mrs
W cor esponding 'secretary, so that
billets can b provided,
ersonais.
nitrs. C. J. Reading
visiting her sister..
turned oa Monday fr
daughter, Itirs. Dr.
Sound, accompanies
donald, Who has
Collegiate Insti
Seyntour was vi
Bele, last.week.
Seaforth, is
Laughlin's
ed from a
doderich,
in Owen Sound
s. Macdonald re- '
ma visit to her
Horsey, at Owen
by Miss Carrie Mac -
been attending the
to there.. Mrs. Eli
ting her sister in Brus-
Miss Hattie Murray, of
siting at Mr. Jas. Mc -
'as Delia Sperling return-
eek's visit tofriends in
atpr last..Mrs. New-
bigging, of Petrolia, isiting relatives
in town. r John Ker a of South Lon-
don, was town a fe days this weelz).
Miss Marion Inglis, • o has been attend-
ing the Kincardine - igh Sehool,is speucl-
hag her vacation • der the parental roof
in town. Mr, D. C. Munro, formerly of
n
the Times' staff was in town a few days
this week rens ing acquaintances. For
the past year • ad paanal. le has' been
teaching school at Milverton. Ho has ,
resigned his position th e and intends
taking a course in one the colleges in •
New York, preparato to engaging in
another profession •s. John Hopper
is visiting relati es in Belgrave—Mrs.
Jas. McLaughlin ncl, Mrs. John Norris r
spent a day in Brussels this week . .Misses
Ena and Etta Gordon are visiting at the
Huron Manse, Ripleytr. Sas. .
McMichael, of Seaforth, spent afew days
in town during the pe t week, the guests
of Mr. F. G. Sparling Miis Nina Lock-
hart, daughter of
Robt. Lockhart, Esq.,
'West Wawanosh, is isiting at Mr. D. M.
Gordon's Mr. Allan McLean, of Now
York, son af Mr. M. Y. McLean, of the
Seaforth Expositor, w the guest of Mr.
F. G. Sparling for ac nolo of days, OA
week)Mrs. G. Mctavish, Robbie and
Ida, are oil a visit o Kincarcline, Ripley .
and Lochalsh M. H. Mclndoo is
spending his h klay in Peterborough
and vicinity.. Jas McAlpine and
daughter have gone a visit to friends
in Galt and r Robt McAlpine
of Toronto, is visi ng bis parents in
town—Mr John Alexander- cf Toronto,
of ,St Leon Witter atue, was in town on, •
business this ik. "Lion John" is an.
enthusiast in hatever line he under-
takes; somewh, t oracular in his utter-
ances and incl to b poetic in his
tempeaament.
Counity Board Tgaianeincrs.
At a meeting be the "founty board of ex-
aaniners.hekl et, Cli ton, July Oth, 1811,
the followine.resol ions were ad opted
Resolved, that candidates fon profea.
gown certificates who will not be 18 years
of age before th 411st of Dade:11)er, 18J1,be
admitted to the
Resolved, that 10 tun um peri• • ta • e
on each paper be 40 orient
cent on the total; tha market'
ling and 1)4 English e deducted fritta each
we, the .County Board of
W7.