Wingham Times, 1892-01-15, Page 1O L.. 7, -NO ,8 .
We always think that any Motet of
Winter Goods, if not sold before the end
.of January, will not be sold that season.
In aoeordence witlt that thought, we
have made up i= minds to give you the
benefit of it. We'd aooner that you had
the goods than that we would have to
carry them Over, "Neff sod." A word
to the wise is, suflioieet. Come in and
see Trow far we will spread out a dollar
for you.
Just noev we're doing a right smart
trade in Ordered ,Clothing, and we are
cluingg it well and we want you to know
it. Everybody pleased; you'll be pleased;
we'll be pleased, and this tailor will be
pleased. What more can any one want?
Tho men folks are finding us out more
lead more. The Clothing we sell, the
Halls, the Boots, the Furnishings, the
Una erwetu•, and if• keenly' cute women
find rt to their advantage to shop, here,
why . shouldn't you, men? There's no
reas en why you shouldn't; everyreeson
why =you should.
h sell Boots and Shoes -good Boots
and Shoes --cheap.. Sp does the next
man tied the next. You've found some
of th 'm out. You never found us out,
did y 'u? We.say, good. We say, cheap.
If yo find it different, tell us so.
Tia = sleighing is good and we are pre-
pared. o take any quantity of good green
wood, t market price, in exchange for
goods.
Shop ;early in the day and expect quick
service
at seven
tad prompt delivery. We close •
ORR, ds HISCOOi S,
Direct Importers.
The By0AR, January 14,1892.
In life depends largely upon character
• and ability, The latter should always
inclrjde's practical knowledge of busi-
ness, such .•rti cati;be obtained by spend-
ing a term in the
CENTRAL COSINESS COLLEGE,.
'STRATFORD, ONT,
Thisschool is noW`oue of the leading
I ones in the Dominion.
Students Vinay enter at any time.
Write for particulars to
• WIN GI ,, M, QNT„ FRIDAY, JANUARY lo, 1892,
.. --The Rev S Selley, B 0, of the:
1►Iotliodiet church, and Rev Wm' Mc-
Gregor, of the Baptist church, exchange
pulpits on Sunday morningtuoxt.
-G T R trains for Toronto and east
leave Wiughiym at 6,30 a m and 11.10 a m
via W G& B Division, and at 0.45 a in
thud 3.45 p m, 'via Cliuton and Guelph.
Good connections by all trains,
--The annual, meeting of the County
of .Huron Sabbath School Convention
will ba held in the Presbyterian church,
in this town, on Wednesday and Thurs-
day, February 3rd and 4th next.. Full
particulars in another issue.
-At Dore's Carriage Factory May be
found a grand display df cutters• -the
best in the land. Call early and secure
your choice;; pricee away down. Stand -
Opposite the Exchange Hotel,Wingham.
-The Rev S Sellery, B D, delivered an
Interesting and instructive address be-
fore the Epworth League in eonneotian
with the Brussels Methodist church, on
eer
••WJiOLJNO.
--Mr Jae Elliot, of Turnberry, adver-
tiees for sale a number of Holstein bulls.
--The Town Connell will meet, as per
statute, on Monday next, at 11 o'clock a
in, for organization.
-50 dozen 'Wool Hose -Women and
Miss To clear at about half prieA,
.-The. Huron County Connell will
meet in •Goderich, .on Tuesday, January
26th, at 3 .o'loeWb M.
-The Canadian Live Stock and Farm
journal for January is an exceedingly
good number. It contaiine several illus-
trations of interest to farmers, and all
the departments are brimful o informa-
tion for those in whose interests the
paper is printed.
-Call and examine our new teas, and
give us a trial. We guarantee satisfaction,
:Adams' New Grocery.
-We-axe pleased to learn that Mr Wm
Monday evening last, on the .subjeetFSadler, of this town, who has :tilled the
"The Bible in Relation to 'rational .position of brakeman on the London
Progress." train for many years, has been appointed
-Watch out next week for cheap ooe.
feotionery and fanny oan.d1As,at the Eolipae
Res urant. T C Seam -Ass.
-Mr Jas Cochrane, of East Wawanosh,
has received another letter from the Old
Country in answer to ono of the cards
which he placedin several barrels of
apples while packing the same lab fall.
This time it is from Mr David Thompson,
iron founder, Dumfermline, Scotland, in
*hioh he says that the apples were in
splendid order and were perfeot beauties.
---Oeanges, 20 cents a dozen : lemous, 25
cents a dozen ; Almerioa grapes,. 20 cepts
per lb; at R Hxan's.
freight concluder by the Grand Trunk
Railway Company He is now acting as
spare brakeman, tieing located at Strat-
ford, preparatory to being given a train.
-All a000undue me net he settled
by dad 1,5tb. 189 , 'titer by sh or note.
Ai$LEhi, .
Distriet Lodge, No 24, I 0 G T, will
meet in Wingham on' Toe�eday, Jan 26th,
'for tbo purpose of transacting county busi-
ness and ,anything . else that may be
before the mooting, A number of •the
delegates havebeen asked to introduce
live topics for'disoussion, and a good .meet.'
ing is looked forwan'a'to,
-Word has been,receivedfromMrLaird, -For first -elites -tailoring and cheap
,-The Hensel' Observer is the latest M1ti3, U=01100214 Zllat" t aZS.
addition to the newspapers of thin coolie
rename; . vnet.rc'••can r;ni A'r r•:arr
i'. xABAM-•-AsouT' 11.64' mria ow HE €'LE
--C acing, cut all 'Winter Goods. Wit
star the dress goods at 8c, •The moat brilliant lady temper
Glsc. M. Ku . lecture,' that has ever graced the p u
pltaform in Winghmin, lecturers in
Temperance Hall, on Sunday after
and evening and en Monday and T
•day evenings. Mra,Owen Hitched.,
Paris, Ont, 'wee the lady in question
on every ocoasion she had a full hou
She prefaced her lecture on each oc
sion with several debt: ,fully render
solos,. and. ]ter ,addresses were full
pathos, eloquence and enthusiasm. Ea
one of her lectures is based upon so
Passage of soripturo and she hen
her subject with ability and vigor.
the close of each lecture, every per
that wished had the privilege of algal
the pledge, anti while hero no less tip
295 deel'ared themselves in favor of p
hibition, by so doing. On Sunday afte
noon, the subject of her lecture w;
"Neutrality." In this address she pain
ed out to her bearers that they must
either for or .agains` the liquor tratli
and that there was no beltway statio
to lay on their oars, and beseeched he
listeners to Dome forward and deola
themselves in favor of the Temperann
cause. On Sunday evening, -her addr
was on "Influence," in which she alaimi�
that every man, woman and child had:a
certain amount of . influence over thezx.
associates, either fer good oL •;bad,. a
that by them declaring 'thetnselyes tn;
favor of temperance, they would tend to
increase that infiat r,ee Aar' the better.
Monday evening, her lecture woolen the
"Legalized 'Liquor Traffic." ,She point»a
out that through the curse of the legal-
--The public school board will meet
is the COuncit chamber, on Wednesday
next, for organization and general busi-
ness.
When a man for the good of his consti-
tution
The need of a tonic secs, •
•'Tis plain that the Now Year's rezolu-
ti0n
Is beginning to bag at the knees.
Msrtroarsx(nonce,Wnantatr,--.Revs Sel-
lery, B D, Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at 11 a m and 7 p m. Sabbath School mud
Bible Class at 2.30 p m. General Prayer
meetiiig every Wednesday evening at 7.80
o'clock. Young People's Prayer Meeting
every Thursday evening at 7,30 o'clock,
Sunday, January 17th. Rev 11r McGreg-
or will preach in the morning; The pastor
in the evening. Subject, "The true aim
in life."
•-Q special meeting of Anchor of Hope
Lodge, No 280, I 0 G T, was held rn the
Temperance Hall, on Friday evening last.
After regular routine business, a short but
excebdhn• ly .;end programme was render,.
ed, composed of instrumental music by
Mr A. Baintou' and ifisa Elsie Rainton
song, by Jas McAlpine; addreese by Rav
Wm Gallagher, Mr Geo H Blackwell and
Mr Wm Armour; instrumental music by
Mr R McClymont end Miss E Baiuton;.
singing by Misses Wells e.:d lfinsmau.
-In order to make room for our spring
stock of flue shoes, The Imperial Boot
Store will sell off boys' and meu's long boots
at from 20 to 25 per cont discount.
-On Tuesday afternoon last, a number
Principal of the Iudustrial School at gents. em nrnishrnge, try Webster fi Co ,
or, no lese than 8000
r,rowstand, N W T, slating that the`cloth- - oftheold stand between Res' book- perdu e'two doors north of the aHall iee of twhere, he u assisted met in tbyhe q-lrri . Canadians, eveem,. ized selling of ryiryear, were laid in *..a
ing sent by the Maitland Presbyterial stor nd Halsted & Scott's bank. Hitobcox, they re-orgauized the W C T U. drunkard's grave, and 40,000 others. were
Society of the Womau's Foreign iiliseion; The officers for the ensuing + j
has arrived in good condition. and after , 'Mr Robt Orr has been forced to leave g year were on their way every year M 'a druukarcr,s
as arrived
thankingthe ladies,crone eoeroancup after
Las Vegas' New Mexico, owins to the un- ,elected as follows; President, Mrs John hell. Tuesday evening, her lecture was
g p precedented severity of the climate, and Ritchie ; .Vice Presidents, Mesdames Dr on "Stumbling -Weeks," in which sheof second-hand clothing Gent, he added : has gone to Lea Crudes, a. city 300 ,cites Macdonald, Hughes, Sellers, Caapman•aud, made it perfectly clear to her hearers
"You may rest assured, ladies, that as far further south, but in the same state It Watson CoieSeo, Mrs John Forster; Rep.p= that, either directly 6r indirectly, the
as ourwork
is concerned, your labors' of , that this ohauge will prove Seo, Mrs A Ireland , .Timis, Mrs. It Elliott. liquor traffic effects every individual in
un
gathering .d•3orwarding snob (111Q:14"„ is to be hoped t
es beneficial to Mr Orr's health, which was After the necessary cornmittees for scent*. this country, The results of these' leo-
of elbthiug is valued highly, It
as one of improving rapidly before the unlocked for ing a hall,etc, were appointed Mrs Hitch -1
the ways by which these people may be p y pp tures are that a W 0 ' U has been form -
reached and brought under the aiviliziri severity of the climate set in. cox gave the ladies much valuable advice - ed and.no doubt weekly Gospel Temper-
g R - in oonneetion with the work. The W0 T ante meetings' will be. held. A movement
as well as Christianizing influences of the -The Misses Hodgson and Kennedy beg IT will meet on the afternoon of .Tue,fday, : is also -on foot to have the number of
gospel•;'- Con.' • to inform the ladies of Wingham and
• . vicinity that they have started Dressmak- . the 19th hist, at 8 o'clock, in the Temper- licensed hotels in fawn decreased. It iu
-14 your watch or stook needs repairing,. ing in Mrs Coolioan'a old stand, anti would dude Hall, when all this ladies who
g are • o be hoped that the day :snot far distant
. ,go tb W H Wallace, watchmaker and be glad to receive orders.They guarantee interested.in the Temperauce caned are. when Mrs,1'litchco will, favor us again,
a perfect fit and. good work, They also g
jew ler. next door to poet office. cordially invited to be esent. We hope .
teach Prof Moody's Tailor System of pF p with a similar course of lectures and if
g
Lodge, No 119, I 0 0 F, held on Thursday --A special meeting of Anchor of Hope
--A.t the regular meetingof Maitland Dress and Mantle cutting. - , many will interest themselves -in tliis work,. she does, she may bo sure of .a hearty
now that Mrs Ritchcox has given us suoli welcome d croiv<led ltotisea.
W: H. SHAW, evening, 7th instant, the following officers Lodge, No 280, OGT, was held in the a graq¢ audit, and. also that all the ladies , _ t
•Principal. wore iustalled by Grand Master .E' E Fitz- who signed the pledge dtiritig her lectures - winter pods pito at clearing
a patrick, of Hamilton,assisted by F S Scott, Temperance Hall on Wednesday even- here will juin us in this work. -Coit. t pr'c i at G E. Slier
Mg. In the absence of the Chief Temp -
LOCAL IIEWS .District Deputy Grand Master,of Brueeele,
r,Past Chief Templar McAlpine took -Tire annual meeting oftheohuroh and .k'rnsr rartr•,caoreorrea,
• acting as Grand Marshall'; N 1ttoGregor,J P oongresation worshipping in the First "' v]Sroi3Art! --W H. 'Watson, Pa
the chair.' There were . three Hely mein-
--Cash for good butter and eggs at R A G; T J Elliott, N G ; JE Groves,. V G : J beta initiated and twenty-one proposed. Congregational church, was held on Men• vices each Sunday tt 11 a. tie
Graham's, Market Grocery. W Dodd R S• W J Deyell F S• WF
' A. good programme was rendered by day afternoon, the 11th luau, Mr John Sabbath School and Bible etas
-The wood famine is new over to tetra-
'
eBrookensliire, T ; RobI Al an, W ; 1Vm • some of the members, which consisted as Ritchie, Pret+ident,being in the chair. Thr Prayer, • Meeting every t••:v'e
' as the wood came with the ski �4e h:a; Robertson, C; ,T A. Morton, I G ; W Main- follows song, Wm Bond, reading, Geo transactions of the previous year were die• at ia0 p, m
Seats free. Stranger
r prize, It S I�1.G; , R' Mainprize, L S N Cir; ceased and passed, also the minutes of
-The annual meeting of t+ '''',n,io "� R'Hi11, R, S S!• G; Geo Tarvet,` L S YG; g' Blackwell; duet, iltiss'es .Wells and previous meetings. The Auditors' Report
`come. Sundayeetanuary 17th. The
Kinsman; recitation Miss Gray, niversary services of his (Murat will 1
ion of the Wingham Preribyter"isn 'tthttiru ,,, ,z�w ae� ESS; u. T Green r..ci a ' was well received. Berne a clear statement
be bold pnguesday, the
--First-elites •' Geer
nd Lath, for sale, ohe
on's saw mills. Wing m.
mn anal, ao
there were Visiting brethren present from -Mr W 3 Johnston bas opened a new : of all' receipts and expenditures, as found of Cornwall, En 1prt3. This gontlerna7
Tilsonburgt.Listowel,.Teeswater,Lucknow cu8tom tailoring; eatabliehment, one doer by them, attested duly by vouchers. The
Say Shingles north of D Sutherland's stave and tin oou'te to our pro bee Wit-encrorsee its
etc. After 'lice fnat,tllatfon of officers a financial year of this church has been a `•
at McLean & shop, and is now prepared to give the citi pretieher and platform_ispeaker•. In Cate. .,,
over, there addresses were delivered by zeua of Wingham and surrounding country .yery,good•one, and the church stands at afternoon, r.I+Ticho,is. will also preticli i
-The snow, whi has Dome little by
the. Grand Master and a number of the satisfaction in every thing that may be its auuual contme:lrewent free from debt, in tize Lew Gjtint.n 3m osalt ltogae►,iil ;
other visitfnR brethren. At the close of intrusted to liis,care. Coatmakers wanted with an iucreasiug membership, and
fft 't u` thorneghly organized committees It is 3'30' On :tion +iO ,••,-Tire' we Will be1' i • i11- ii4tti+vl'i.7.3
eonductea by the Rev SampsonNichol!
till
tle, has at last come rn su Dien qua the meeting an ddjournment was mage to at once.
ties to make the best of sleighing, and Mr It Hill's. s• restaurant, where oysters. t is our sad duty this week to write confidently looked forward to that 189! will' a pen le meet' n: u. i3 , ,
Inge are lively in to*n. + when addresses°u p'expected tt r
were artaken of . to satisfy the ±nmol' upon the°great uncertainty of life. Death be a year of ;realer blessings rhe ohurah 1' Center, late of i�"icliigan, Bev
-Mr John M'Colvin, V S, fermerty s man h once more been in our midst and has received en professiou of faith ten new Nicholls 'Dr Mach•,• iic1 '.
Mont with Mr ,Tobe Wilson, V S, of this
speoial i
Tb:y go at 25o. G: B. ICxrrG, Charles Colbourite Carr, son of 111 John Sohool`has made a new departure in that tenet. collodion will o ten ap;
• f the firm f Dutton &Carr at et now meets at 2.30 in the.iafceruoou. The ing the evening., •
working members are keptusy ie to
Ear will = n to meeting ofTurnberry
...Verne? l ew Grocery. held in the Orange Hall in this town"j'
�c..., .:.. reports .... the
District
.,ace____. _,w!1
as s7
o air A p ' 1 line of 350 Chevf,t Serails this time has taken a young man, Mr members and four by•1'etter, The Sabbath resiclent�elergy, A.1 ;ai't3.3 } tl t
we. has bought out the practice£ A }` b i d
• ter•_
gated practice.. cell Tuesday afternoon last the an hag early age o1 26 years, on Monday 1aat. k' � b b tl
--A late assortment d o nual o g Tu be ry District
g Some five years ago the deceased met supplying of teachers for two Sabbath
Id at cost for the 40101'' der vet Lodge, Loyal Orange, Association, was d which left schools ,trey having opened up a school in unable to follow his occupation as a mil Lower Wingham, in conuectens with the • toffee:, disoasu G,`m,,,,x� puma. A soil,,
The immediate cause of death was preaching service held there. There is a' solves if yen can after for Via ' %tyke of
sutmptibn of the bowels,but no doubt deeeening•dnterest in missionary work same 500., to rim the leek and tie uuthiu
.. ... ..... .. i,e• it, We Meow Veto experience the
Mott, V S, bf Teeswa , 1 In
-See the change e Central Business College in another Primary Lodge !Vitiators show that the 'ler'
our., what a voile'.
• Wiil you heed the ,vermes a 7'
with a serious acct cent, w ro him r _ perhaps of the sire aepr05cn of
Winn. This College is 'rapidly taking the Associationtis making rapid progress in
his system Was greatly Weakened as a both. Home aud Foreign. d Weetere Coterie; and those eon,. this District, Wingham L 0 L, No. 791.
i I b orth Octal mention This result of his previous ailment. The re. Endeavor Society reetunee its work agiun.!
triable were interred in the Winghain
Id not do better then g ve it a ; Lodge reports an increttee of 16 members cemetery, beieg followed to their last envelope system is groaiug in favor tied
-Oystere, oystore- resting plaoe by, a large humber of our the church iii entirely eueported by Yellen .
By tee dela. toed • for 1801 arid has atpresent 0. eriemberehtp
int. 10 cents 0948;00 cents a glees, of 107, over 60 memhers were added to
00 Pridny the 15th at 7.30. The
• t e roll during the last t ree years. d famil have tho sincerest sympathy of
The'Sons bf Scotland wilt meet this titi lar the business had received due at- e
tablishment in this town, one door uotth Wanting .to etart hotato or to farnieh,
of D Sutherland's stove awe thishop, I beg rooms wi
e ferred upon those vequiring the same M; Bro B C Clarke, D Chap; Bro T ti) ELbD01111Ce that guitrentee every suit oall at S Gracey'e furniture warerooms.
w trent 4641 to; built by superior -.. era here. ti`o freight expense. Bedroom
the entire community.
richty) evening in the Tempekance'llall, tention, (Akers fore the ensuing year Purnitere hag touched bentom pricee.
which delegates wilibe presantfrora,ilet were elected itS follows: Bro R Spied- -Etaving opened a custom tanorintaaese Now is the time to purchase. Adyeue
b the ollieere ef thoGrand Cannt wheat* Cornyn,D RS; IlroJohti W Shoebottotn, that leaVall ahop to be a perfect tit and ; Goods direct from. Our leritemaietitactuia
acted to be present. D S; Bro on A raham, teas,
1ViOney to Limn at low int
Seat
Robb, D 13 of. C. The officers were dtilk heapest.. Coat
a, call. Satiefae. suite from $10.30 tip, sideboerds, laanges,
theap ha the parlor suits, chairs, chronio and
lord at oboe. I tures. Picture frAraitIg Speoi
lfte
H 'Meer has be
house tor o idaYs
La Grippe, bUt Ect4
again.
I tit is abloto
tied -to
attack a
aitObtMgh
rilerrrinth
'he is tar front
o are
and the other
oleo quite reiwn;ereil fiNret La Grippe.
-Servant Cir1-1,
Was4a. Apply to
Mos (Ds) alatetertale% '