HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-11-06, Page 1VOL.. XX --NO. 4.2
OUR OOJ
Is complete iu ever, line and the prides
are right, whioh i- the best of all; no bet-
ter proof of this, '• t.0 the crowd that we
have continually wit ue, morning, noon
and night. We are .orry that a number
ng served, b t w: did • getour bewithout
, and have
added more help to our staff and you
may now expect quicker and better ser-
vice. It will alwa = be our aim to see that
every person trade g at this store gets
prompt attention, ' one the smallest child
to the oldest man •r woman.
Underwear is comfortable to think of
this weather, a d decidedly comfortable
to wear,and thin of the money you keep
from the doctor b changing now. The
unshrinkable lin'. we are selling in Misses,
Ladies, Boys a • 1 Men's, are giving every
satisfaction. /, u may rest assured exrnY
WILL XGT SORI It.
Auothr r or the antle
not that it need: t, but beoauee you o n't
afford to forget , e jackets and cloths it
includes. We give you a perfect fitting
garment for $4 not much more than the
price of maki
ORR & HISCOCKS,
Direct Importers.
The BEAR, October 29th, 1891.
LOCAL NEWS
—If you are wanting anything in delf,
go to • W T YATES,
erAn effort is b g made to hold union
• services, in town, Thanksgiving dad',
Noy 12th.
Afresh stock of confectionery at the
Star Restaurant, JAB MoEELvva.
,—BON' 3 B MoKin refLuekuow;and
the Rev W H Watso of this town, will
exchange pulpits nex Sabbath.
--Money to Loan at ow interest on Real
Estate --Private funds only.
Ds Tomas.
—Some of the m hers of the Cane
dian Order of Fore ere in town, were at
Teuclsuow on ; Ito day' attending the
funeral of their ate brother, Robert
'Davison, of tbatto n.
--If your wt teh.or clock needs repairing,
go to W H Wallace; watohmaker and
Ieweler, next door to, post office,
r The brickwork)
was completed this
looking building, at
tars, painters, etc,, a:
work, Mr Meyer evil
t very line block of
>n th Meyer block
week It is a fine
1 when the carpen-
e through with their
be the possessor of
Cores.
—Half a ton of Pelee island grapes just
arrived at the Eclipse restaurant.
2' O SPAItLINo.
•
Hallowe'en has ome and gone again
for another year. T s'big,bad boy" who
takes a delight in gaming the streets,.
when boxiest folks are in bed,•did; not
;dome out as was e 'acted, and so Soot -
land's Hallowe'en p sed off very quietly.
—Firste6lass Georgian Bay Shingles
, and Lath, for sale, cheap, at McLean &
Son's saw mills, Wingham,
—Rev W H God s preached an ex-
cellent sermon. in the Presbyterian
churoh, ori Sabbat evening last, Tlie
church was well 'fill d and the reverend
entl
g &man had the tendon of thermal -
mei drawn to such n extent that the
elook in the bank en the churoh could
distinctly hear 1oidng throughout.
,i building.
T3aving bout T A. Mills' business,
I respectfully solic rota the inhabitants
• of Wingham and viol an inspection of
"my stook. Res fully yours,:
Geo L Klrta,
-The Guy Bros anstrels gave an enc
tertainient in the wn hall,ott Tuesday
evening, ter a god house. The enter
taintrtentWliseiccelle tin everYliartieular,
*Ind the orehestxa s entitled to special
mention,the music r dered being grand.
We will be safe in . eying that should
this troupe ever fay r our town again
with avisit, they wiI be sure of an over -
, owing house.
Raving opened a custom tailoring es-
tablishrneot in this town, one door north
of D Sutherland's stove and'tinshop, I beg
to an0muneo that I guarantee every snit
that leaves my shop to be a perfect Mend
warrant them to bo built by superior
wot'kmen, only. Give us a call. Satiated -
tion guaranteed. Charges as cheat) se the
ohoapest. Coatteelsers wanted at ono.
W J 3otrxeres,
e
WIN -GRAM OTT«,FRIDA ', NOVEMBER R 6 •1891.
--Regular meetin of the public, eohool -..Fifty hes,
next, '
board will be hold Tuesday evening well heed aro-
ANTED.—.A.
nd
ANrsn.•...4. competent/ servant girl.
Ap yy at once to Rnv W P1 Gummi,
"IVhtechureh,
--Oonduotor'W K 'molar will preach at
the North Street ethodist church, in
Godericia,on Sand next.
--A fresh atack of Watson's(ough Drops,
just received at the Star Restaurant,
JAS IVIOKELVIE.
1'ublio bobool Inspector Robb has
been inbpecting th public school bere,this
week, and reports ding everything satis-
factory,
—1 showing the 'best value in tea,
Jinn and toilet sets that has ever been
she n in Wingham. W T YATES,
The Grocer.
—ilfr Jacob Larg , of Listowel, who
bas the contract o the woodwork of the
Meyer block, is in wn, and is now bust
ly engaged, and shoving the work
along rapidly v e
—G T It trains for Toronto and east
leave Winghau at 6.30 a.m and 11.10 a m
via W G& B. Division, and • at 6.45 a m
and 3,20 p m, via Clinton and Guelph.
Good connections by all trains.
—The London
running between
for the past few to
here at 11 am, has
Wingham and Kin
press, which has been
ondon aud Kincardine
the and which reaches
peen cancelled between
ardine.
--For first-class . tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster ct Co,
Remember the place, only two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book.
store and. Halsted & Scott's bank,
—Rev Wm McG 'egos, of Co111ngwood,
preached in the 13• tist church in this
town, on Sabha ti last, both morn,
ing and evenin At a meeting of
the congregation on Tuesday evening a
unanimous call w extended hum to be-
come their pastor or the future,
WA:ann.-Apprentices to learn dress
making, at. once. Apply to
Mita JAB BEGLEY,
2 doors northofChisholm's drug store.
—As will will be see
another column, 1
tends applying to
titre, at its nex
detaching all that
south of the Mi
town and 'attach
Township of Tur
judicial 'and elect):
i by advertisement in
r Crowell Willson in -
the Ontario Legisla-
session, for an act
art of his farm lying
'timid river from the
g the same to the
berry, for municipal,
1 purposes.
—Ravine.. bong ut T A Mills' business,
1 respectfully solicitom. the inhabitants
of Wiugllatn and vioini an inspection of
my stock. Respe ley yours,
0
E
J
KxNtl.
—Dr Hutchison, formerly o1 Bluevale,
Brussels, etc,. bit now of Montreal, has
been appointed a stant surgeon of the
Montreal general hospital, also chief
medical. officer of t e GrandTrunk Rail-
way Co. Dr Hut icon is well worthy
of these appointin nts, and he will, no
doubt, prove equal o all the demands of
such important pc, tions. r
—Veneta --Servat.. girl wanted, for
general housework, Apply to
Mita Wet CLEao,
' Edward St, Wingham..
--Alaren
umber
g of he :'people of the
state of Louisiana have formed themselves
into it aoeiety calle the "Anti -lottery
League'" for the pttrpo of.ridding them•,
selves of the disgrace u on their state in
the shape of the"Louis' na State Lottery."
We were shown a oar which was sant to
H W C Moyer, Q 0, of this town, by his
friend, the lion No Wells-Longehoro,
the secretary for the a eve league, inviting
hien to attend a meati g of the same.
Cigars and Oysters at the Eclipse
restaurant. Also, confectionery of all
kinds. T. C. SPAELI ;c{..
—The nankin Scottish Concert Come
pany treated our itizens to a most come
plate programme hartnony, pathos and
humor, on Tinned y evening of last week,
fn the town hall. • o say that this come
pany is a good on would bo giving our
readers but a faint dee of their excellence•
Thole humorist,,, r Sim I''ax, kept .the
audience in a roar f Laughter and was on%
cored again and a sin. The dancing of
Mies Aggie Rabble was greatly admired
by all. ',Che comp ny may he sure of a
full house when the visit Wingham again,
—His Honor
barrister, will he
for the revision c
lasts of the town,
inst.
1 wool tweed overcoats,
ed, to clear at $6,at
fd
1 McI5o00'B.
udg' Doyle, revising
l a court in Wingham,
the Dominion voters'
ti Saturday, the 14th
--I aye added a five and ten cent
[ter of useful piano of glass. Cull
see them, W T YATte.
-,A. Thanksgivin
in the Cougregatio
day, November 124
hour. A thank o
in aid of a worth
—Having bo
I respectfully sol
of Wingham and via;
my stools. Reap
Service will be held
aI church on Thurs-
at 0,30 a. m. for•one
ging will be taken up
bjeet•
out r'A Mills' business,.
stn the inhabitants
au inapeetionof.
ally yours
r' -In answer to a
be stated that the
low mentioned p1
repent census, is a
2,167; Luoknow,'
Goderioh, 2,839; $
GEo 'E Kzxo,
orrespon depot, it re ay
opulation of the be-
es,' as given by the
follows: Wingham,
,285; Clinton, 2,635;
aforth, 2,641.
—A large assortment of pipes just ar•s
rived, at the Star Restaurant.
JAs Mtaten VIE.
Mete .' • Uorroa aAmIortsr. Ununo I,
Wetton:Arir -W. H. Watson, Pastor. Ser-
vices each Sunday at 11 a. m.. and 7 p. m.
Sabbath School and Bible oleos -at 12.30.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
at 7.30 p. re. Seats free. Strangers wel-
come,on Sabbath, November 8th. Ser-
vice at Lower Wingham at 3.30, Rev J
$, McKinnon, of Luckuow, will take
charge of the above services.: .
—Cash for good butter and eggs at 1t A
Grahaea's, MarketG•recery.
—The followiu is the list of officers for
the loaning term in Court Maitlaud.Cana-
dian Order of Fo esters : P 0 R, R Elliott;
C R. Jas Irwin ; F S, D M Gordon ; R 5,
W K Loutit; Tr as, J Risdon ; Chap,. J J
Kerr ; 8 W, T J CLeirel 3 W, R Kittson;
8 B, G Roby; J , J fiawden..'This Court
is in a flourisliin &audition• to a future
issue we will gi a short account of their
financial staudi g, &c,
—Fresh bulk oysters, just arrived, at
the old reliable Star $estuaraue.
JAS lk oKsLvxE.
--The Huron. Exposz or came to handiest
week in an enlarged form.. Upwards of
twelve columns have can added to this
already large paper, hioh mares it the
largest paper in the linty, New plant,
including a large,fast revs, has been put in
and the Expositor has printing outfit sel-
dom excelled outsid of the cities. We
wish Bro McLean s cops in his new.
outlay on his paper an hope that he may
be rewarded by an Inc ase of business.
—Mr W J Johnston has opened a. new
custom tailoring establishment, one doer
north of D Sutherland's stove and tin
shop, and is now prepared to give the citi-
zens of Wlugham and surrounding country
satisfaction in every thing that may be
intrusted to his care. Coatmakers wanted
at once.
Anchor of I -Io.: Lodare, I O G T,now
meets in theTe. • peranoe Hall. The
`meetings are well attended and a great
deal of interestis . nifested. A banner
has been offered , the dieiriot for the
lodge
initiating, to
, th
members before t
Anchor of H pe
banner shouId coup
officers for the curr
stalled at last meet
r
g
r
Ho
T
T
L
n
uta
i
n
ro
hits suitable for hi
that the hotel whi
only second to the incisor, of Montreal, with the British arms,
in size in Canada, a+d that it will be the
most expensively fu nished and finished surmounted with a drag
hotel in the Domini, n. It is called "The fringed with silver.
Manitoba," and will be opened for the
roception of
Latimer, 3? C T ;
Eva Dawson, a
A H Cochrane F
Rev S Sellery, 0;
VG' Bond, S J ; M
D Sutherland, S;
—Mr John esti
our townsman M
town on a business
ess
and eetail furniture
and has been awa
fuiinishing the fur
moth hotel built ti
Leslie's contract
he comes to Wi gh
our manufaetu rs
he annual tneetin
darling club was hal.
when the following deo
for the ensuing year
Mre Wm Clegg, petro
president; Rev E
Jelin Neelaacis, sect
auditor; committee o
Inglis, S Kent ant Joh
llfiller, representative
attendance at the to
that the people of W ngbarn take an hater -
est in the roaring g me, The club is in a
flourishing couditio and they expeot a
grand 'season's cur 'ng. The Wingham
club is the convener .f group 15, which is
composed of Bruss: s, Kincardine, Luck,
now, Listowel and ' ingham clubs.
—At the last m : ting of Court iviaitland,
Cananian Order of mestere, held on Fri.
day evening last, t e following resolution
was unanimously eased t Moved by D M
Gordon, seconded by Relit Kittson, that
we, the members 'f Court Maitland,No 25,
C O F, fu court roo assembled, desire to
put on reoord our warm appreciation of
the practical, earne=t and eloquent sermon
preached to the For :stere last Sabbath by
the Rev ;3 Sellery, A, B D, pastor of the
Methodist church o this tows ; also, that
our sincere thanks a due and are hereby
tendered to the co gregation of above
church for having s kindly, and at great
inconvenience to the selves, reserved the
centre of the chum • for the convenience
and comfort of th oresters, and that a
copy of this resoluti • n be forwarded to the
Rev Mr Sellery thro q•h the Chief Ranger
tf the Wingham
a short time ago,
s were appointed
m Clegg, patron ;
osc; John Tnglks,
WHOLE T O, .J 025
T(WA 0
Tho regular, mo
Town Council wa
chamber on Mo
members present
neiZ.
thly meeting of the
hold in the ,council
iday- evening last. Tho
Hughes, chaplain : : The Mayor,Reeve,
P Deputy Reeve and 4., ucillots Dawson,
scorer; R vaustoue, Herdsman, Helmuth, lie nmex, W Holmes,
managemeut, John T' Hntmes and Gri
Neeland. • ffzn
s, Hugh
There wase good
ting, which shows
of this court.
--We take the folio ing complimentary
notfceof Mr D C Mun ;•, who was for some
time on the nuns st:. , from the Stratford
Beacon of the 29th u t. We are pleased to
learn of his sueoea while in New York ;
Ou Saturday, Mr D C Munro, of Milver-
ton, passed through Sratford on his way
from New York, •ere he took a full
course and graduated 'n the American In-
stitute of Phrenology' Diplomas were
grouted to fifty-two at dents at the close
of the recent seasio , three of whom are
Canadians, Mr Munro had the honor of
being chosen by the ata ants to deliver the
valedictory address at e closing exercises
at the Cooper Union ustitute, which was
largely attended. r Munro was for a
number of years a ccessful teacher in
this county. He also peut several years.
in journalism in Perth, Waterloo and
Huron counties. H has been for more
than a
doz
en year:: : , enthusiastic and
attentive student of • eutal science and
thinks that in his n :w avocation he has a
wider field of useful • ss than any in which
he has hitherto be engaged.
engaged.
—The Empire t ; year if offering as an
inducement to .scribers. a valuable
souvenir of the • • ieftain, in the shape
of a memorialalb.._,illustrating the career
of Sir John Macao • , d from his birthplace
in Glasgow to hi: I st ,resting place in
Cataraqua Cemetery. The series of hand-
some views are in p1 ptogravere, executed
in a manner that is credit to Canadian
art, and comprisi. an excellent photo-
graph of the old C . i fain ; a portrait of
d his birthplace in
t o Sir it Jahn as it young
of is mother ; the old
=t =et, Kingston; his
rnsoliffe; interior
ber, as it appear -
state; view of
th funeral pros
largest est
number of
aodoa
let May next, and
'Glasgow;ss portr
embers feet that,th~ Glasgow; a portr
to Wingham,
nt quarter we x b in -
g, and consist of:L
he Dodd, 0 T; Miss
Geo . Hanna, R.S;
S; Miss E Rush, T`;
Jno Vannorman,'M;
s Rose Chapmhn G;
lex Dawson, L tot)
of Winnipeg, son of
Thos. Leslie, is in
Italie is a wholesale
dealer in Winnipeg
dad the contract of
iture for the mem-
ere this season, Mr
unts to $30,000, and
to purchase from
11 they can supply
purpose, It is said
h lie is to furnish is
' I man ; a portrait
he home on Rideau
residence at Ottawa,
View of the Senate Ch
ed with the body lying in
Parliament Buildings w
cession forming fn front• the funeral passe
ing the Eastern block; iew of the City
Hall, Megaton, drape. as it appeared on
the. morning of funeral photograph of the
grays at Cataraqui Ce • etery, with cadets
guarding it ; exterior ve .w of Westminster
Abbey: interior view 'f Westminster
Abbey; view of 86 Paul's athedral, The
cover of this collection of p totogravures is
a beautiful work of ar', the title being
richly embossed in silver, vita a medallion
of the Chieftain in relief, surrounded by
his.,
so memorable omorable words :1liritish sub•
jest I was born, a tri ah subject I will.
dig," while the backgro , nd shows shields
nd the whole is
ry in royal. purple,
—Great bargains at Dote's Carriage Pao.
tory to clear out tho balance of buggies on
hand to make room for cutters and sleighs; Wa
also, a lot of extra line one and two seated and d
roaddates arta to be sold at bottom prfcas. Call off' or
early and seoure a bargain, B0tnotnber the Also,
stand, opposite the .S:tehango Ilotel,.i. Apply
Wingliam, Ont.
guests a out Chriettnas.
Neti0o to Vo traetorrts.
nted, to let the contract of nutting
ryawing the cord wood and saw logs
50 to 100 acres of !audio Turnberry,
a few good men wanted to work.
to Gro Tiroatsoa ,
Box 1218, Wiuglaamt,
ffh, What a 'ouell.
Wilt you heed the warning? 3'lie signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease Consumption, Ask 'your•
selves if you can afford for the sake of
savng MC.. to run the risk and do nothing
',it. We know from experience that
regular meeting were
A communication w
requesting the corpo
attend a meeting,
ing upon respeotiv
drain tobedug
Morris, along sou
Moved by Geo MC
Herdsman, that the c
A Roe be receiyed and
end the meeting apeci
uaunioation-.Carried,
mittee reported, recom
of the following accoun
investigating and .re
outbreak of diphtheri
o, $5; Mayor, Assessor and Clerk,. Belecs
ion of jurora and m nig report, .$12 z C
Williams, battery supplies, $7.50 ; f'N
rlf5n, flower pots I r, hall windows, 97a;
Wm Moore, sodding rent of hall, $2,;$0,-
m Moore, fixing in: water pipe $1,25;
obs Jackson, work on : reets, $9.37; Wm
ankle, do, $7.25; - Jas A Cline &170,
material forwaterworks an streets,$1:5.50;
as Wilson, work on tow, hall, $13.80;
Chas Barber, drawing gray 1,114,34; Smith
& Pethick, mat for hall au st> eeye,1114.61;
Thos Belt, refund of taxecezrtptiou,
94.25. The report w: s Itaopted, The
(lowing accounts w' re Jaid before the
uuoil : A McGrego plastering hall, $5;
ardon & McIntyre, .filed charity order,
• Moved by 0 N a riflin, seconded by J
Homuth, that the accounts of Messrs
cGregor and Gordon McIntyre be paid.
Carried. The public works: committee
ported having enam1R=' theeulvert com-
ained of by Elliott •os, on the B line,.
d found it{open and o sufficient depth
carry off' the surface • ater from their
operty; and as there w re no grounds h
r complaint, they redo•• «ended thatno
tion be taken by the to nen. They also
commended that the rain ending at the
ter tank be &satin :d to a sutaoient
tends to carry the orate. from Messrs
les and Kent's property The report
arding the culvert on B ne was adopt-
• Moved by A Dawso,, seconded by T
Imes, that the report •n the drain of
lob Gtr Stiles complai s, be amended by
e
street committee .sing requir$J"to
t in a drain large : (ugh to begfn a
ver, commending at 's me point on the
or most convenient, nd carrying it up
and across Viotori street—Carried;;
ved by Geo 1\IcKe • zie, seconded by T
Imes, that there be . lane, profiles and
cifieationsate
de f the cost of the (posed draier and au n ,nd
eport laid before the c• noel at our next
eting—Carried. Move, by C N Griffin,
tended by J J Homut , that the street
mittee be empowe ed to build the
&walk on the east • de of Josephine
et from John at et south—Carried.
13 Willson. add • :ssecl the council in
ranee to the re, oval of farm lot Ni,.rl,
m the Town of , .inghhm, and the
in
c,4 it
g to t. e Township of Turxx' ,.
Minutes of last
read and•adopted.
read frons A. Roe,
ation of Wiegiaarn; to
th the objoot of agree -
portions of a proposed
om let 4, Township tit
street to the river.
azie, seconded by R
roznuuication,frum
tat the Mayor atm
cI in said cow-
e finance . corns.
ending payment
; Dr Chisholm,
art in regard to
$5 ; Dr Meldrum,
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berry. Moved by A sawson, seconded by:'
J J Homuth, that th Meyor, Reeve and
T Holmes bo a tom •.ittee;.to look into, the
matter of the prop :ed 'removal of farm 4'1'
lot No 4 from the .wn, and lave, if pee•
sible, the proper rangements "pttde and
reported at next meting of co'lii rt"I ,1.Car-
ried. By law No 10 ; 1891, to ,borrow the
sum of ane thousan , dollars f`ot- Stlrrent
expenditure, was •' d throe .times and
passed. Council then adjourned, e
Clubbfng Rates.
The WEEayLs GLoz: , has been enlarged
from it twelve to a sixteen page paper.. The
great increase in size should have the
effect of greatly enlarging the subscription.
The Trues and GLonn together, one year
for $1,75 ; balance of the present year free
to new subscribers.
The WEsrsttm Anvnamissa iS a better
paper now than it ever has been. It is
published twice a weak at a very slight aai,
Vance on former cost. The Tarts and Au -
mermen iucludingthepopular sixteen •page
s AN1) DAtremrons, olio year, for S2;
oe of year free to OW subscribers. Or
YAM and .dnvtaaxxssnt, one year, for
; balance of year free to new sub.
ere.
e Toronto Entine is the leading Cou,.
tiro paper. in the Dominion. It ie
np out a premium with its weekly
all which will be highly prized by the,
ds and followers of the late Premier
e Dominion. It is in the shape of a
orial album, itliisttating the career of
Jolzn`Illacdonald, from hie birthplace
wow to his last vetting place in
aqui Cemetery, The Tastes and
iia, iarelnding the xnemoriak atbum,out
far $1.73; balance of year free to uew
1 r.
Wive
bake
the .Tt
$1.75
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sendi
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