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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-12-11, Page 1• A - L..XX --NO. 47 WINGITANI ONT., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 189 • There's a good long spelt of cold weather to get over. You'll need to pre - Me yourself well to meet it. Lot us help you to it. Get the beet IVIante,the best Shawl, the best Overcoat, the best Blankets, the best Underwear, the best Boots, Shoes and Overshoes, tor the leas poseible money consistent with geed goods; it needul be the most expensive; it ouglat to be a good material and made as honestly as good material' deelbrve- Don't go around shivering cotton clothing when woollen is so cheap; its pleasanter and easier to pay the store keeper than the doctot. We .will do our eb.!$ level best to please you. Goode are right and prices are right; title we 'amen° YOU, as Witnessed by our ever Orowded store "the strew shows which way the ourrent runs." Christmas will soon be here and our , • stock of Christmas Groceries is corn- plete; everything needed to make the Christmas Calte,Pudding and Mince ies. Currants and Raisins, Peels and Spice and everything nice. Shop early in the clay and get • quack service and prompt delivery. • This store doses at seven o'clock. • 1athe Star Itestauraut before pur asing your Christmas cndies, jee A. Chrstie:me t ee entertainment will 1 t MoKtievue be given on the e of Christmas, in the Congregational czurQh, °oelet:mng at 7 o'clock, sharp, 1A11 ere cordially ivited, Free to all,aed, erybedy made welcome. -G T It trains for Toronto end east leeve Wirigham at 6.80 a m ane 11.10 a m. viaW G cts 13 Divison, and et 6.4e a and 8.00 p m, via Ohnton, and Guelph. Goo oneeetiens by all trains. The property Turubery, belonging o t John De Le/3 1, whicla was offered for sale by auetiou4Lt the Qaecalls Hotel, on Saturday las, vlas eiot eold,not a siugle hid being made. ¶4be farm is a ewamp lot, and the timber as all been taken off it. 'irst-class tailoring and cheap gents' furnishings, try Webster ce Co, Remember the plaee, only two doors north of the old stand and between Ross' hook- a° a and Halsted Seott's bank, ORR & HISCOCKS, Direct Importers. The Elia% December 3rd, 1891. 111141••••••01. •11111011110.111=1.111•11•90=1 -A snow storm truck WS locality on Sunday aftereoon bout 3 e'olook and con- tinued until about seven in the eveniug, when it suddenly q 't for good. There was jug enough to mak sleighing,bat the mild weather of Tueada and Weclnesday put a &tamer on eleighin and now the merry •ehiroe of the boils a thing of the past. -Cash for good butteand eggs at It Graham's, Market Grocery. -Messs Robert Jna Dayid Sinai' wish to thank the enipl ees of the 'Union Fee - tory for their very Ind and appropriate •gift a,ucl to say that f et is ever in their power to aid any o them ender similar circumstances, they would be very happy to do so ; eald assu e the boys that there will always be a wa m place it their hearts for them. • -Money to Loan at (ow interest on Real Kstate -Private funds only. Chi Torsi'. Meenonme Otmecn,Wianna,-.Rev 5 S el- lery, ED, Pastore Seeviceseyery Sabbath "1-1 '1'41 Bald 7 P Sabluttheicbool sled In life depends largely upon charaeter and ability. The latter should always include a practical knowledge of bust -- I:160,2, sach as eau be obtained by spend- eng a tern in the CENTRAL BUSINESSCOLLEGE,. THATFORD,, • ible Class* at 2,30 pn Geueral Prayer comf ' meeting every Wecinesdey evening at 730 utlerean desiring board and a 1 table room, in a private family, cau it by applyiug at the Totes office. -oul fail to read e Advertieeolenta in the Trims, it you w b to purchase any line ef goods, fresh stock of Watson'eCougb Drops, just received, at the Star Restate:aut, Sas McKeevre, This who& is iow oae of the leading o'clock. *Young People's Prayer Meetiug otitis in the Doinion. Next Sunday Rev[ 7earoont of range ville will preach atm* collection of $100 is • tute for the usual aij every Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock. ersary sermons. ked for aae. sbsti- nal tea.meeting. The Wriersa Triterbegine or, 'Mornay, Sart. 4th next. Writefor partioulars to • , W. H. SHAW, Principal. • LOCAL 111WS ---With this iseae We send out a number of accounts and look for a, generous eld propipt response. --The !tunnel ante seinnent in corneae it tion with St Peel's abbatli school willhe held between Christ as anti New Years. -Fresh bulk oysters, from Buffal, just arrived, at the eld reliable Star Iteteur. ant. . ..JB MOItELVIti -The anuivers y eervieee will be eon - ducted in the Me odist church ori Sunday net, hy the Rev Ir Pearson, of Orange-. villa. -Witten otie oext week for ebeep cow- fectioney and fancy eandiesatt the Eclipse 11Restaurant. T CstAi,„30. • -A quantiiy of co • eeponderMe, a letter 'from Xithifoba, been crovaled out owiug to the 'd patrons for Etcher •-A large assortment of pipes just are rived, at the StarRestaurant. JAB DaKSAVIA. -A new time te.be Grahd Trunk ItailW week. The chane barn to any great Which Used ao., lea ree isechanged to changes are weinmo a few minutes differe Treble Will new cr here. -Mr 013 the southwest room the purpose of stori aecoutrements of 83rd battalion. awe into force on on Monday of this ill Pot effect Wing- teht. • The express, far Loudon at 3.20 p ele pen. The othe ent, as they. are 0 t from the old time. s all at the station has leased part ot ri the toWo hall for g the reginente,ls and Company of the -Servant Girl -For general housework, wnted, Apply to MRS (D)Mmeoxeere Tosephine street, Wingbarn. --Mews Gray, Yo arranging to build an salt block, between tl river, in order to ma, cooper shop, *hee t ng k Sparliug are office qpposite the e roadway and the e more room in the e °face ef the firm is DOW located. FIRST UARGREGATIONAL OBUR011, Wrivonex,--W. H. Watsen, Pastor. Ser- vices each Sunday at 11 g. m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath School and Bible class at 12.30. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. Seats free, Strangers wel- come. Sunday, No 139a, Morning subject, "Sunny rnei ones." To young people, "Wonclerfull' tle foes." Even- ing subject, "A grea reasoner." Irstilass Georgian Bay Shingles and.Lathefor eele; cheep, ateMoLeate Son's saw milts. Win -Mr W 3' Johnston has opened a. new custom tailoring establishment, one doer north of D Sutherland's stove mud tin shop, aud is now prepared to give the citi- zens of Wiugbata and serrouediug oouutry satisfaction in every thing that may be intrusted to his care. Coatmakers wante at once. • -A. Missionary held in the Wingha net Tuesday atter Sutherland, Gener tat, and .otliers,wil tion. A public the the evening, at wh• h &tack of confectionery at the et; aurae t. Sas Melnevre. -We have rec ved a sample of the Cooper County • p of Huon, It, is really Ane ruap, beiu 45 feet, end as te its cerrectness we lave 00 doubt, It is a map that should in every bene, ofece,sehool and businese p es in tbe couuty.. All the concessions a We are distinctly drawn and numbere It is finely colored aud the different lades blend well together. The cost of t e map is only 03.50 and the only wonder i, bow they eau sell it cc cheap. Po ished by W Cooper dc Co ClintoniOnt. es advertisement 10 Panther whiten. -The "an nal missionary meeting in ommection wi h the Presbyterian church was held on nday eveuing. The pastor, in opening the eeting, gave a short ads dress on the e ent of tire lielcl,the number of laborers e ployed and the amouut eite Th Home Mission' field extends from Newfoun land to British Columbia, and the Forei n Mieston Board carry on • operations in the New Efebrides,Trinadad, China, India d among the LaBelle of the Northwest. ere were $111,000 expend- ed upou the 1 me field earl% 1800 and the Foreign id Bien Board had en outlay of 6132,000. 1 r McKay delivered a very interesting an forcible address, Oewing the indebtedn ss of ohristivais to all who are without t e gospel. nvention will be Methodist, church on at 2, o'elock, Dr Missionary Same- addrese the convene tine will be held in h a number of ad- dresses will be giv on, the subject ,of, mieeions., , , ", • e - -The largtest and cheapest stock of candies ever shown towu, ea the Star Restaurant. Ts Wawa% WHOLE NO. t040 Te'wn Cation.' The regular muddy meng of the Towle Council was hel on Mu yenning last in the commil oh mbar. Meyer Clegg in tbe chair. There ere presenteelteeve IVIeKenzie, Deputy Bee Kerr aud Comae oillors Hedsman, Daws a, Sperling, Hill, Anderson, T Holmes, Holmes ad Len. The minutes fleet mooing were read and edoptedcommunication eves read from Messrs Litton re Peasat, asking • for exemption of aes, as they lied come plied with all t conditions of the By-lavre • It was moved b A Dawson, secionded by :McKenzie, th he revere of Suttee de Foment be received, d that an order he drawn on the treasurer or the amount at exemption of taxes, to he banded to the collctor, under the co • ditioue of By -law -- Carried. A nommen A, Roe nottfying ther gineer will be at u cession of Morris veying proposed Oth. It -was m by H Kerr, th t the Mayer be appointed to attend men ing with the engineer on the • 9th, as per no *ce-Cerried. A commueie oaten] was res from Jerre K L Foster, asking for refund Kites. It wits moved by A Dawson, sem al by T Holmes, thee; J. the communication of Alm X L roster, • regardieg taes* beferred to the Cot. • Hevision - 0 accouute were p paid: P Deems • MeLean Sol B, reavr, r .draming,0 $6.00 op streets. ing, $2.0; room, 50 cents ; gravel, 38.8; Ge -The citizens of thi owu were sudden- ly aroused from their by the ringing of the evening, about hall. was in one of the chi Anderson's house, on as there was a very the tine * there was sparks doing damage erty,but the prompt seen put things to -Once more it i b.:. write of the grea which has been ma of all Good taki eeing occupation re bell, on Tuesday t eight. The fire eys of Mr Richard Victoria street, aud gh wind blowing at great danger of the o neighboring prop. laical of the firemen hts. • our melancholy duty uncertsiinty of life bested by Um Giver g unto himself tlie spirit of Mies Anni Code, who departed from this word, in istowel, on Thurs day night, Decembe 3rd, aged 40 years, 1 months and 1 days. She was the Richard Code and •Qocle,of this town. ketch at one time nosh and when her Winghana, she came nd continued to live death, about a year to reside wit her ge,of Listowe The delicate heal , for s and although her xpeoted, it was a sad She was mi °stint eneral favorite and re, will& endeared aim were bOught to fternoon train from day, and biterred i - eanges, leixtens awl fruits of all lauds, • ie Star Restiturant. As McKeever), kidge of as orgenized evening lait;by gerald, of Londe Gardiner, Webb, ford, of London. consisting of 23 be known as Sicily the instituting ce ploted, the follo • elected and instal term: 'Sohn Norris, 00; H Hideo° Mick, P; Robert Plenty, R of 5; ID Williams; M of Martin, 0 and the basins completed, an a the Brunswick to a bountiful very enjoyable -What Might runnaway accede daughter of the la ---Anchorof 1lop Lodge No 280, I 0 sister of the late Tho G T, had a very p easetnt..meeting on The subject of this Tftesday night. - o Members of the lived in East Waw lodge turned out II, besides a number brother removed t fromBelgre.ve lodge being present,Three parties' WA,Ptlp for membership and four,Imliiiti ted, making eighteen , ehq nuitter nave. • thisfisiAis et the: Trile,a,.:•*4!1:,:ji2,,..2., ands 4Otti ounneimitit,A.14,*002. 4iStoaCS, -House to rent 00 occupieclby Mr RI with him to reside with him until his ago, When she WeA e Knights of Pythiala his town,- on Tuesday rand Chancellor Pitz - assisted by Knights Willson and Craw - here is a charter list, enabeyp The lodge will Lodge, No 32. After monies had been com- ng officers were for the current W Crawford, s, V 00;.D McOor- rnyn, ki at A; W3 Beemer, M of T; L Hanson, I S; W ter the organization .f the lodge hail been .urnment was made to : .use,where all sat down past of oysters, and a ur was spent. ave been a more serious t than it was, happened is quarter. There • SiStor, IVIrs Jacob L. 0314Y good Pill- :dceased had been eidP,Oet otir08tttI- numbet of ye M'BO*11111Ad*F'. death was not un nevEW fahook to het frien a able young lady, a Pola Of an amiable na her to all. The re Wingham on the Listowel, on Seta the cemetery here, k9ti; addree ittei streeklatelr recittitiOnbv WSS Apply to ,,: • I. maitx, Minnie St, l'eadinq by 1‘4` Soh Sas Molielee • his Metaurant in the s ted dog."' whiola is r Ilium the face of the a clown teaehing a d which only °debate -Wanted, imam., Coat Maker-fernale Omit work, if suitab weekly or piece wor • -The greatest 1 flieGilmuy's, that ha lUtin, wili be here vening, December • wonderfal remit •i i ether le at all 1 • ad to overflow -Or barge. tory to cies, • a to mare r ale iti' of etra. re to be li a,n secure a barge ndi o eite the .L Wingb 2 • t. hai ourioeity pe of an, "Baum, • by clock wotk. nee:shine may beeeen tire verious Woke doge can perform, tely.-A. firstelites oh Aims work. Con - a. Highest cash wages Apply to oil Levet, Winghane. ily of musicians, the bVer visited Wing. ain nest Wednesday th. They are really of triesielans and if the vorable the hail will be at Deletes Oferrage Fec, he balituedeef buggiee ore tor ettitere a sleigh; one and t seated ottom p Call em tel, • -If your Watt% or Clock needs repairing, $o to W Wallace* ivatchttaker and aweler. next door to pest ofice. -The Rev D est, of Walton, while • attending a Meeti of the Maitland Pres- bytery, this week muted. upon Mr Wm • Lithgow, in the lete mica' Institute and presentee him with e. magnificent Christ mas fruit sake. M • aiVide the cake lin a acquaintances oa 01 tends a cordial iovit maids, old mmas, b Litligow goipg to ong his friend and lamas eve and ex - Son to all the young helots and benedicts, both old and young and all his friends, to come wed spend th eveuing with him id the instittite rooms and partake of the bountiful generosit of the Bev D Voreit. -Having opened a modem tailoring ea. teblishutent in this town, one door north Of Ftherle.nd's stove and thistle!), / beg to untie that I gattr,ntee every •suit th leilyes my 8110) to bo a perient Ilt and warrant them to be built by superior workmen, only. Givous call, %%wine - tion guaranteed. Charges 88 thee') as the cheapest. Oorttrnelters wanted at once. W ;f lotsto. tifin' was vad from ( oil that the 4034 It lrigf lot 4, lst can- oe the purpose of stir-. rai, 04 Wednesday,De ved by A Dawson,secontld at the cemetery ast Friday afternoon, at the funeral of he *late Mrs Jackson, do Lovrer Wingh . It appears that a livery team belonging Mr It Tennant, was driven up to a tie ost at the cemetery and as the driver j nped out of the rig he threw the lines which at onee s of all that could raged animals, th the tongue a.nd ,bre the rig. Then, in the maddened bru open gate of 81 e cemetery and made recession, which had just ming up in the rear of a pied at the time by Mr Wm later, Miss Ida, from near rated and taking each le, they completely de. Felton and his sister e groaud, and strange to he runaway team . was rried. The following sed and ordered to. be lied charity orders,2.10; leather for streets, $53.11i alma() ceuts; Vrd lughee, •1.)tefeeld. &Soo, sundrieslor Ian solson, if days- wor# 7; B Rogers, '2 days ditch- ' hompson, scrubbing MoDfanntie, drawitig Hughes, work on hal. and streets, 52.50. Mee Berber, wood and • gravel, 5.2S;$J Tileuty, printing, $1..p T and,W Moor , work on waterivorke said sidewalks, $8.7; Soho Hanna. fitted- charity orders nightwatchm estimation it council to en„ as nightwatohinan: be from 12 at ni They aid not thin to do !may witl leave it all to th duties were so moved by A D that the -repo nightevetehm committee be etil can procure a co of 60 ,ceuts to hours of duty -Carried. B provision for municipal el and Bed time and be this By-law candidate!' for t DepubyBeeve. Trustees, for t of Winharn, held in the in the mop • m. Polls, following places: Jas Plenty, 1) Ward 2, a too Payne, Deput 8, Town Hall r B Ferguson, Deputy 13e.. turning Of5. ; Ward 4, Inglis /2 Co's *Wm Robertsou, Deputy Re.- er, It was moved by a Kerr, son that the Clerk be ne a lease for the r out - !most room in hall to • an armory, $12 eer ruu for tree oe five years F G Spaelieg addreseed king their permission, as far ver, to allow hini to ereCt a salt block, between the present roadw y and the river. Movd. by G McKenzie seconded by R Hill, that the request of M Sperling, asking for the privilege of eree ing an office on the soeth side of Victoria, t, opposite the salt block, between the roadway, be grant has authority -- Kerr, secohded Treasurer be in of this years taxe the School Boar adjourned. 8.20. The committee on u reported that in their would be advisable tor the s me oompeteot tutin • hours of dut t to 5 in the mori it would be advisable it nightwatchnian and: chief of police, aS bis umerous alresy, vms wSou, seconded by Kerr, t of tlie committee on the • receivedona the lma, overe'd to see. if th:ey • &tent map at a salary dente% per eight. ,His be from 12 p m to 5 a law No 196, 1-801, to make he noidieg of the animal was read the' Ist, 2oa assed. was eutueted at the porninatione of' offices of Meyer, Reec, Councillors aud Sebool e Municipality of tlie Town r the entering year, shellbe own Ball; on the last Youdiey of December, 1801, at 1.30Ie ieed, shell be held in the reed 1,Sas Golly's officio, uty Returning Officer; n Tagdyn'eblock, George Returning Officer ; Ward Woollen Mel the back of the off horse' turning Olt rted the team. In spite succeeded in breaking iug of part of so seconded by e done to pacify the en- iustrueted to dra • C E ing themselves from an mn; lease t e twinkling, of an eye, -Carried. s dashed through the the council, a as in their p an office oppo straight for the entered, and top buggy, me Felton and his &Aland, they se it side of the veh moralized it. Mr were thrown to ti say, not hurt, prostrated to tl e ground, caueed by their r Pelton's rig, and were trol. But not so with Mr ook fright also, soon rig and me& straight steps that lead up to oiled. No damage was collision with sootreudee Pelton's hoes freed iteelf from th for hoine,clearingt the cemetery, at a done more than that two rigs were more or lase damaged, ud several persons badly feightened, as the •d reasou to b, for • hrititis. • at one tinie it looke if the whole pro, taw OODIO young mad old, ed* rich end poor, cession was going to b Hill keeps Mr all au open door; ye. and the prese.ut eoier ' es this council arried. Moved by H by A Dawson, thairthe +iced to ray the balantie for school purnoaes, to Carried. Council then NA EIED. emcee -Dux nal -0d. the 4th itst, at St Paul's Recto •, by Rev E W Hughes, Nicholas Beck() of Turnberry,toJemitna Duncan, of Blu vale. • ASIllt--SAIYT At the residence of the bride's mother, n Nov'Zth, by Rev A. Scratch, Mr J It Marmot., of Toronto, a t Miss Annie E Smyth, of Culross. e annibile, ted. Iwo. Mr Sohn Fowl re of Ittotais, to Miss Mar- Nov 24th, by Iv J A McLachla, A/1A, FowCollax---Iti Teeswater, on o P8111 Goderich this vw Ord Conery, Wingliani. ,,IIIIJIT-411.. Y Nov 2thli by , 0- at Mr Jas A. Cline's, dist parsonage„ Tee water, Mr Chas ,JI 1, 188 nrcittaltx)f, of Rev 3 A efeLaehi rie at the Metho- county court Mr Gerrie, Willits to IVIiss Al E Henry, both ofe anstone is in Goderich yth, spent Sunday • the Junction.. Mr Godetich as a juror Jae McKelvie, Jae dila buts, aud apples red, To sooth hit stook turns young folk& heads; Sweet oraug rod lemons coolime act, no whit of fooling; e and boa Christmas dock, td Per Mr Geo Mao week on business. Seeforth, is yisitin ie) his little fleet, thie week ..MrR gem when calling ueed not knock. this week Atte' Geo Jenkins, • with his parents, ne Everybody' need. . Win Rob . ertson i Vurniture has touched bottom prices. this wek-IVIeesr Now is the time to ptIrchs. Anyone .A.tums and Dr Ta ilyn were in Lucknow Wanting to start house or to Intnish 011 Tuesday.,Mr sitao 'regrind, of 13er- rooms will find it worth their while to lin, who was ii ti • leftedely of Mr W call at S Gratey's furniture wareroonis. Chapman, otth t .wn. for A time, this Goods .cliteet from our largo man ufactur- , spring, WAS in towA Weditesday, rep- ots here. No freight expense. Bedroom resenting the On o 13o01 and Shoo suits from $3.0.0 up, sideboards, lounges, Company. .. R wash) Brus- parlor suits, thir, chromo and oil pia- ole on business, 0/salty-Mr J was in. town,on •tures. eloirtire framing a specialty at , Mooney, Reeve o Getamtv's, Winghatn. 'Wednsday. ancE-Ir.1 Oultoss, on Nov:13th, Sit'. nol Fluke, ageclJOO years and 3 mon. • . Wiet2n0-In water, on Nov 2iftti, aunt Waldo, aged vars. wAx-In Blyth, jm Nov 20th, 3finet, wife of Mr Sohn Ts an, aged IV years and 10 months. , • ' Mc:Manor alton, on Nov Iltd, Tommie, son ot antes MeRibbon, Vanderbilt, Mich, a ed 5 week. Cons -In Listow 1. on 'eer 3rd3 J,rniis Oxle, Alaughter nI t e late Rieivard (lode, aged AO years, 4 he and 16 41sys.