Wingham Times, 1891-09-11, Page 1VOL. XX,
-NO: 34
These cold nights ere suggestive of
warns clothing. We anticipated this when
it was, warn andwe are prepared for it.
Over wraps, shawls and underwear are
being soi ght after. We are making a
apeoialty.of ladies, misses and children's
underwear this season, and are .showing
them of different weights and qualities.
Boys' and men's are here as well, Also,
lots of top shirts. You're wanting blankets,
ma be, We've got them.
a
m nth nd
ret o
yygreatc ,
September is a t4 P
we can please. you, we think. Well, cut
them to match and fit your room, That'll
"
save a world of trouble for you.
Admirable lot of lace, curtains and cur-
tain nets, °ranee.
We don't want you to forget that we
handle groceries of all kinds.
WI GITAM ONT„ F+ RIDA11Y, SEPTEMBER 11, 1891,
—Mr, S. Grace
frame storehouse
erected, 8r coat of
—It is expeote
man will arrive
is giving the large
which be i ecently
ant. ,
that Mrs. R. Herds-
me from her trip to
the old country t. night. '
—Fresh Peaches, Pears and Grapes at
Jas MoKelvie's Star restaurant,
—The shop for
J, F. Morrison as
remodelled by the
Inglis.
—The recent rains
lent effect upon the
is promise of au abu
and carrots..
ORtR to HTSCOCKS,
• Dizect Importers.
September• The BEAR, _ h, 1891.
LOCAL NEWS '
—Mi. John Henn is having the house
which he recentl urebased from Mr.
James Mooreight enlarged,'overhauled
Wad painted.
—Messrs.T.T.Wa on and Wm.Mitchell
have bought the Wi ham Marble Works
from. Mr. Wm. Smy , and• will carry on
the business as us al.
-Full lines of Fruits of all kinds at Mo.
Kelvie's Star. restaurant.
—Mr. J. W. Ingl' .has purchased the
old carriage .shop ' formerly owned by
McClymont Bro , on the. south =side of
.
Josephine. street whore he intends t o
carry on the car age business%
—G T R train ' for Toronto sad east
leave Wingham set te.$Qa,m and 11,;1.0 a m
via 1V G & 13 Division, and at 6.dl a In
and .3.20 p m, via, Clinton and , Guelph,
Good connections by all trains.
Chambers,the .
ing Coustabie Bu(
Clinton, last spring,
the present assize
being laid ovet till fr
iv Itev frtr Moho
lllethodiat Churoll!
was in'townlast v
meet practical and
Methodist church o)
n charged with shpot-
ier, of Listowel, at
will not be tried at
at Goderioh, the case
e spripg assizes. •
d, of the 'Episcopal
in the United States,
eek, and preached a
ointed serme n in the
Sunday evening.
erly °cclipled by Bf'r.
shoe-shop,ls being
owner, ]er; Jas. W
—It is acid tb
will visit this eeo
aq opportuuity to
t the
on a
ear
Travelling Dairy
give our farmers
a professors in
have had an excel;
tot crops, and there
dant orop of turnips
ooms to left,suitable for dressmaking
r small family ; over Clarke's tailor
op, opposite the Brunawioh Hotel. Ape
y to E C Clarke, Tailor, Wingham.
—Mr George Hu: es left on Friday last
for Liverpool in •charge of a cargo
of cattle. This wi • e Mr Hughes' . third
trip to the old coup ' y this season.
--The September umber of the Cana.
dian Live Stock loan al contains an admir-
able portrait of Pr f 0 C James, Deputy
Minister of Agricult e,together with a brief
history of his life.
—We insert the fe ';`tying for the benefit
of those who mays c Rill• to exhibit heavy
draught teams at : y ingbam Fall Show•
as it was an error' ,_, he prize list : lit
prize will be $5 we • of furniture by Gile
Christ, Green & On; -ll ad, $2 cash. ,
—Peaches, Pears, Plums, Apples,Grapes,
in fact, all kinds of fruit, in stook at the
Eclipse restaurant,
• T ti SraiLI\e.
Co, of Toronto, one
ed grain firms in that
storehouse at the C
ve appoipted Mr A
lto, to buy , produce
-First-class Georgian Bay Shingles
and Lath, for sale, cheap, at McLean &
Son'a saw mills, Wingham.
--The charge of c Mal essault against
Mr Jos Clegg, pie erred by Mr Jos Scott,
of Morris, was tried t .Goderich on Tues-
day last. The Judo reduced the charge
to . common assault, • and Mr Clegg was
fined $20 and ousts.
Plans are out f r a block of stores Mr
E W C Meyer pu poses erecting on his
property nearly op osite the post office.
there will"be thr stores 16x50, with a
lodge room on th eoond floor. The block
is to be heated* ith h'Dt air, and when.
*finished will be o e of the finest iu town.
--1f your watch or olock needs repairing,
go to W H Wallace, watchmaker and
jeweler. next door to post office.
—We bave to reco d the death thiii week
of Mrs Jane Alla , wife of Mr Andrew
Allen, ot this town, hioh sad event took
place on Sunday ev lug last, The decease
e d had been 111 only short time, and her
‘' death was unexpeo d. *The funeral on
Tuesday was largely Winded, and the re-
mains were intern d is the - Wingham
.cemetery,
— V Taylor, the patent right • man who
was committed. to the county jail for trial
by Mayor Clegg, a week' on so ago, wee
tried before Judge Toms, oue day last week'
Ile pleaded guilty tb he chargo foe' whicli
he was committed, and promised amend-
ment, and the judge flowed him to go on
his ownn recognizances , to appear for sen-
tence wben called upon.
Cr
Cigars and Ice Cream at the Eclipse
restaurant. Also, confectionery of all
kinds. T. C. Sneerer.,
---It'seems to be th
. is town that the la
hound, owned by Ca
Which is frequently s
is savage, Such is n
perfectly harmless, aft
the smallest child.
wateb dog, andwould
liberty if he was nett s
prevailing opinion'
ige Resale's blood
t. A, G. litidford,
of our streets,
the case. He is
rt~onle not bite
e.' is a splendid
t be allowed his
fe to ruts at large,
- -Messrs L Coffee
of the oldest establij
eity, have leased th
'YR station, and -
Burkholder .ef Tor
for them. 1 tirkh %der is now in town,
tseet-
and is prepgr Y to bu any quautity of
,
attha
chighest.
• as oa
E .S
t b ro
vvhe a l ,
ylr-
market prices.
—It is said that the mea of coal oil,
when this, lamp is turtle down, are liable
•
to cause drpi ti11eris. T e New York board
efiiealth, a few years a o, decided that to
this more than any oth r cause the pre-
valence of the disease a to be attributed -
A turned down coal oil lamp is a mads•
zinc of deadly gas that he healthiest lungs
cannot be exposed to w .lr, safety.
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R A.
Graham's, Market Grocery.
—For the fall sbow,at Wingham on Sept
29th and 30th, the C F R aud G T R will
give the following. reduced fares : Fare and
one third on Sept 29th, and single fare on
Sept 30th.. All tickets good to return ou
Oct 1st. The territory covered by these
rates will be for the 0 P R, Teeswater and
Harriston and intermediate stations ; for
the G T R, Kincardine, Harriet= and
intermediate stations.
--Conductor W Snider will deliver a
lecture entitled • •ife nn the Rail and
People we Meet," in the Temperance Hall,
Wingham, en Oct ber 6t11, under the
auspices of Anchor f Hope Lodge, I 0 G
T. This is Mr Sni er's famous lecture,
which is so highly oken of by the press'
and those who hav not had the privilege
of hearing him, ctig' id do well to make an
effort to be. presren . _ Further notice will
be given in future sues.
—For firsteeee tailoring and. cheap
gents' furnishings, try • Webster & Co,
Remember the place, only two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book"
store aud Halsted & Scott's bank.
MGTHODIBT S Se!-
lery, B D, Pastor, Services every Sabbatlt
at 11 a m and 7 p m. Sabbath School and
Bible Claes at 2.30' p m, General ,Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at 8
o'olook. Young People's Prayer Meeting
every Thursday - evening at •8 o'clock.•
Next Sabbath, September 18th i sermou in
the morning to young people. Stabled -
"Fortune Telling." Subject for evening—.
':efood Investments."
-,The purse and
week's issue of the
Miss Wylie,of Tur
of • Belgrave, reap
advertising.
Se RDAv NIG
Fano
two
for 0o; also, ban
10o, at
• --Quite a little
in town, on Wed
that one of the
drowned. The fain
there was found t
rumor., '
Handkercb
sties of Iiia
ha
Tin
err
°tie
Ali exchange tr
who carefully looks
reasonable profits h
name aud his go
1 throiigb the agency
Lig, and he will ha
competitors in Susi
be apprehensive of t
trusts to the past hi
keen and extended
days of publicity a
cannot be done in
successful business
most persistent advi
thfully says: The man
after his business with
e but to keep his good
da before `the public,
f newspaper adyettise
e little to fear from
es. But he may well:
e future if he simply
ory of his house to
is trade. In these
d progress, business
that way. • The moat
men today are the
rtisera,
fs,z
vee
erob
—The September
dial Live Stock
gether with The Ho
monthly magazine d
went and amusemen
ba,s been received: '
portrait ofa fin
Hackneyb,, the pr
Beith & (Jo,Bowmae
is rt publication the
every farm er's hone
xeit
Pea
Dr
y
be
. —Now that the f
here, every farmer should lay his plans to
make an exhihit. tee 'should stlydy- the
matter .apd dete mine to take something
if it Ie. not more t an at'ine sample of hie
best wheat. Yerh ps sore things from the
garden are wort• graving other people look
at; peppers, pea s, plums or the like. The,
thought of'losiny the prize should not be
uppermost. He p to mmke the fair .large
and valuable. s + ke In interest acid the
day spent at th, fair will lie tone of profit
beoeuse you •are s rt it, Ifyouu oaunot
beat your nei;hb. , strive to eclipse your
record of last ye That will mean pro -
grass, and suco ss is the twin sister of
progress.
—The Great I • ustrial Fair was opened
on Tuesday by Major-General Herbert.
The entries wer • sufficient to fill every
building on the g ounds as well as thenew
ones erected this ;amnia. , The Dominion
and Experiment:1 Farms have each sent
very. important e hibits,showing the result
of practical tests in .the various depart-
ments in which the farming community
are specially inte eeted. British Columbia
and lliamitobe. ave sent larger exhibits
than ever before The live stock, when
it has all arrived, will be the finest ever
exhibited before. The list of attractions
oa the programmcannot fail to please the
visitors, as there • '11 be something of he
terest to be seen e ery minute of the day
and upon every da of the fair.
dvertiss to as
were claimed by
nd Mrs McLean,
Nothing like
id loves ' and
e w 1 clean out
atilt 5, and floo
fs for 5e worth 8
H Iengoo's,
ent was caused
over the report
boys had been
de inquiries,and
o breath in the
anther of The Cance
d R'arm Journal, to-
eheld Companion, a
otedto the 11;0 prove -
of the family circle,
e journal contains u
pair of imported
perty of Messrs B
ille, Ont. The journal
%should be found in
throughout Ontario.
r season will soon be
Town C
Theregular mou
Town Council was h
ing last, Present
Deputy -Reeve Roma .. Councillors Messrs
Dawson, .Holmes (Thos), < • arling,McLean,
Lemmex, Anderson, Holm (Wm), Herds-
man, Hill, The minutes f Iast meetiug
were read and approved. •eommunioa+
tion was read from the oval. Board of
Health, asking: the Couno to appoint- a
Medical Health oilrcer, oved by R Hill,
seconded by R Harden) , that Dr Tboa
Chieholen be appoint°' Medical Health
officer for Wingham, an s that his fees for
services rendered,be the same as bis rogue
lar professional charg:—Carried. Mrs
Melvin addressed the Cou, .' asking them
to assume the payment of an . cement she
owes Mr John Hanna—Refer ed•to the
Charity Committee. A. co •muuication
was read from Mrs E B Sain asking the
Council to contribute towaed watering the
streets. Moved by R Hil seconderl by
Wm Holmes, thiol; Mrs. Sant be paid $2—
Carrie 1. The Finance Co mittee reoom,
mended payment of the f owing accounts;
Gilchrist, Green ee Co, treat lighting to
September 2nd, incan soeut lamps,globes,
&o, $3.07.75, lumbe for streets, $34.89.
total, $342.64; 'J Fleuty, $9. priming ;
ee .i uvlaietuu, sv ` for front of hall, $5 ;
0 1V Griffin, filled o • order, $1 ; Wm
Rankin, work, $2. 9 ; 5 anglsy, ditching,
$8.13;.J H Frieu'cl, pa' • ting, &o, $6,75 ; H
Clark, turning posts, o, $3.62; Charles
Barber, drawing gr: el and sods, $14.48.
The account of Jas urray & Co, $13.84,
to be paid less 4 .20 repairing picks';
also, the account s Jas A Cline &
Co, $20,81, supplies, to b paid when certi-
fied. the report was opted. Moved by
Tbos Holmeteseconde• by H Lemmex;that
Chief Bullard furnis • th' onnoil with a`
list of the names of ,1 • have paid poll
taxes this year :ala
o he be required
to give proper security he collection of
taxes, to be given before he next meeting
of Couloir-Carried: ved by . Wirt
Holmes, seconded by R rson, that th'e
ustructed to see
nen.
ly meeting of the
ld ou Monday even..
Reeve McKenzie.
0
' —The many fri=.ds of' Mt e'ohn ,Kerr,
who removed to ' udon a shortlrme =,•;
will be pained to rn that he,has not been
successful in his e - home. We take the
following from M. : ay's London Advertiser,
which explains m tters': The neatoonfeo.
tionery at the co ner of Bruce streamed
the Worthy road, South London, is no
more. The propel :tor, John Kerr, moved
his household offeo - this morning early,
and subsequently m • s au assignment to
Alf Robinson for the benefit -of hie °real.
tors. Although dol eomfortable,littie
business, and gra • wally paying up some
old indebtedness in ' ingham,his creditors
pushed him tooth: d, and he resolved to
takleadvantege • of he act relating to in-
reagent estates.
—The Grand Tru k Railway will give
cheap excursion ra ea from Wingham to
Toronto from Sept : th to 18th inclusive for.
$8,66,: except Sept 1 th and 17eli,which will
be $2,65. Children rom 5 to 12 years of
age, half fare. • All ckots will be good to
return until the rat of September. A
first class reach wi be run from Wingham
G T 1't station to t e'Union Depot,Tnronto,
without change ev • y morning front 14th
to 19th, thus enseri g a good seat through.
Persons so deeiriz g can leave .train at
to exhibitiottgrounds.
ice from Wingham as
11.10 it, mvia WG&
nd 4:20p m via Clinton
sins will leave Toronto
and 4,40 p tit via NV G
1 p m via Stratford ttnd
All trains making good
North Parkdale,clo
Excellent train ser
follows t 6,30' and
Division; 6.45 a m
and Stratford. T
as follows: 8.15 a
& 13 Ilik, tsi n; and
Olinton vision.
tittle t ougb, "
II es:
Charity Committee b
that a man named W lliame, Jiving near
is being kept by the
after --Carried. Mr
otioe -that he would.
to By-law setting out
unstable, at next meet-
o following accounts
er•d to be paid Wm
Wm.Holmes, fixing
ell, building sidewalk,
er, work, $5.3$; John
$1,50 ; John MoIlwaiu,
11.88. The Counoil then
Y
r
Lower Wingham, wh
neighbors, be .Tooke
Thos Holmes gave
move au ameudmen
ithe dutiesof Chief
ing of Council.
were read and or
Rankin, work, $10.0
hose, $1.50; Jas D
01.25 ; John For
Gray, cutting sod
work on streets,
adjourned.
Public
The regular
Publio School Bo
evening. Meme
(Chairman), JA 1
Chisholm, Thee A
M Gordon. The
were"% tdl and ad
report wase * , an
Cliff motion of D
Wm Moore, the cl
report referring.
Truancy Act, was r
,Committee with p
The following acro
by the Finance Co
to be paid, on moti
two stone steps
for boiler ; Ed Din
ohool Board.
nthly meetibg of the
d was held on Tuesday
rs present -Thos ' Bell
ortoe, E 0 Clarke,Thos
raham, Wm Moore, D
mutes of last meeting
pted. The principal's
on motion, adopted.
Gordon, seconded by
use I'ir° h Rrinoipal's
o the onforoine.the
ferred to the Final"
ver to aot_Carril&
is having been passel
mittee, were ordere
n: Wm Mitchell,57.50,
os Coad, 85 cents, bolts
ey, 25 cents, repairing
°look; John Forster $10.67, repairing; Jas
sidewalks. Mr Joh
e Board, urging the
es in the school. On
an and Secretary were
orders for the payment
pest month. The -Board
WHO GE NO, 1027
Pers
Mr W J Xlalliduy, o
couple of days in to
visiting at Mrd+' G
Guest, of Rinlougb
town visiting frier;
lin and Mrs R Elli
days'itx Listowel v
week.,Mrs S Youhi
hes visit to her da
Mrs Olds, of Sim
Saturday last, a
her brother, M
McHardy has g
extended visit
e.
Detroit, spent 'u
n during the week
parling's.. Mrs Wm
spent a few days in
. ,Mrs Jas MoLaugh-
spent a couple cf
iting ,friends, last.
has returried from ,
hters in Michigan ,-
e, returned home on •
er a pleasant visit to
Chas Lloyd. ,Miss Nello
ne to St '.Gnomes on as
friends, .Miss Mary
Clark has gone to t e Walkerton High.
School to pursue he studies.. Mr Harry
Clark,•for some t;i, _ with" Mr !L 13 Mc-
Indoo, left ou Mo . ,'ay to fill a position
in a large dry g..ds house in St Louis,
Mo. His many fri • ds wish,, hila sucoess
in life..Laoknow S • ntinel : Miss Long:
of Wingham, is the uest of Miss Maggie
Burgess..Blyth St- ndard : Miss Camp-
bell, of Winghai : , is the guest of her
sister, Mrs J Huckstep..Miss Mc-
Allister, who ha sen in town for some
time visiting frien, :, left fqr her home.
in St Louis, Mo,. o . Tuesday last..Mies
Cassie Farquhars n. has, gone to pursue
her studies in tb . 1arriston High School.
.. Mr C W Gray • •, Travelling Passenger
Agent for the Gra cl Trunk Railway,was
in town on Tuesd y..Rev Mr Mahood, of
the United State:, was in town last week
visiting friends .Mr H J Whitely spent
the forepartpf the week with his family
in Brussels.. Mr , nd Mrs • N Tilt,of Listo-
wel, are visiting 'lends in town.
feyoll,•$$51, building
Hanna addressed t
plaoing of fire esca
motion, the Chair
instructed to isan
ot salaries for the
thenadjourned.
Bengali Fall Fair.
The Heusall Fall Fair, to be held on the
16th and 16th of September, promises to
be the beet ever held there. The managers
have decided to have a grand. Tug of War,
and offer the following prizes; Tug of War,
open to the world, five on each side, fleet
prize, $35 ; . second prize; 015, A number
of teams have signified their intention of
competing. Three to compete or no second
money awarded. A1so,arraugtemets are. be.
ing ma for one of the grandest foot ball
mato of the season between Brussels
and eaforth teams which will no doubt
be ortli seeing
.sone
On Thursday of
the above society
by instituting o
Toronto. The Cam
eiroumstencies, nuc
bei of charter rm
be known as Caled
meet—N-011 be he
the 18th instant. T
lows: R A Graham,
drum, chief ; Dr J le
A. K Cameron, recor
Ross, financial sec
treasurer; Rev
James litoAlpiue,
Lean, standard -b' arer ; -W Taylor, senior
guard :;.ohn Mu ay, junior guard; and
Angus,Stewart, p per, ,
•-The, Tales will lie sent to new sub-
scribers from now till theist of dhnuary, {
18111, for 25 cents.
f Scotland.
last week, a Camp of
as organized in town
oer, Mr J Ninmo, of
opens under auspicious
there are a large num-
mbers. The Camp will
uia Camp, andthevext..
on Friday evening,
e oifioers are as foi-
st chief; ..Dr Mel'.
Macdonald, chieftain;
ing secretary; Alex
etary ; James Loutit,
W Hughes, chaplain ;
arshal';. Laehlen Mew
Tho Do,. lion. ]illustrated.
A fine page gro pin the last issue of the
Dominion Illustr . ted shows the portraits
of'the Officers a' d executive of the Mee. -
dial
ana clian. Frees Asso ation, and ou the adjoin- ' ,
Mg page is a bri f biographical sketch of
each. • No finer . eries of landscape, views
are presented by any journal in. America
than yhose repr.+used from week to'week
by the Dbmin •n Illuetrated. The last
issue is especial noteworthy in this re-
spect. It is a ti° Fume art number, The
views et Metis,' te Rose and Gaspe -are
simply oharmin The old house which
was the residenc . of the author of "Sam
Slick" is also sh • - n in this number, as well
he the cattle of San Angelo, Rome, the
French Warship .'1issou," yews at the
recent Lachine lt- atta;burnemus cartoons,
. -
etc. The numbs • is one of the best that
bee appeared this season.
(1
mss Uoat '°int .
Edward : Sir H my Tyler and his staff
attended the An' rcan church there, .After
the morning sere ca the minister announ-
ced that owing t, 1Il health there would be.
uo °vetting ser ice. Sir Henry Tyler,
however, arose ' nd' completely surprised
everybody by 0•:ring to conclude evening
service if it sho ld be agreeable to all, Of
course it was, a • d promptly on tithe Sir
Heury was in h s place and ably officiated,
preaching a pr °tical sermou. It is said°
that he once et died for the ministty and
was ordained.
Olt, What a. Cough.
Will you heed,the wareiegf d"l a signet
perhaps of the sure tpptcach of that more '
terrible disease. Consumption. 'teak your•
eaves if you can afford for the mite of
savng 50o.,to run the risk and do nothing
for it. Wo know frons experience that
Sbiloh's Curb will cure your ocugh. It
Mete faille