Wingham Times, 1892-02-19, Page 1VOL. XXI --NO. 8. •
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WINGTIAM, ONT. FRIDAY, FEBRIT.A.BY 19, 1892.
• You have noticed perhaps the general
'absence of prices and quotations -in this
store's talk with you. It answers our
purpose beet to appeal directly
to the intelligence o shophers. Some-
thing published prices seldom. do. They
may mean a great deal or they may
me cin nothing. Who shall determine the
value of this piece of goods at 25 cents or
that at 50 cents, unless the goods are
first seen and examined ? A. critical
oompaeieon of ,qualities side by side with
the prices is necessary for you to decide
whether the purchase would be a money
;Saving or a money losing transaction.
The way to get the best goods to be got,
no matter what kind, is to buy of a store
whose stake is for honest goods and
square, honest dealing. Lay stress on it.
You stand a better olaanee to get well
served if you insist on having the best
quality. The child will be served as well
"• here as the older man or woman.
Just now Spring Goods are beginning
to shove Winter Goods to one side. A
lovely lot of new Flannelettes just in;
new colors ,and designs. See them, and
hear the prices: These pods answer a
variety of purposes. Also, au elegant
range of house and toe slippers, best
makes. We have put on the counter a
lot of odd sizes and lines in Hosiery, You
may want a pair or two to carry you over
the eeason. Also, a line of Gloves. We
want tel get rid of them.
To housekeepers we would say that we
an supply you with. Potatoes", Apples,
Rolled Bacon, Breakfast Bacon, Hams,
Lard and Groceries. These goods form
no steall part of our stook, and ever
thing of the best quality. That is w
we aim at always—quality.
Shop early. This store closes at seven
o'clock,
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OUR & HISCOCKS,
Direct Importers.
The Beau, January '28;1892.
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—A special li of Be
They go at 25o.
—The Mises Jou
from Kiecardine, ye
the Salvation Array
week.
—Oysters served in any style, at
Rusk's restaurant,opposite D Sutherlan s,
Josephine street,
cheviot Borges.
G. F. KIM%
CO ed singers
e the attraction at
arracks, during the
—The London .A, ertiser now print: s
a morning edilion,a well as an afterno
edition, The Advo leer is a newsy sh : :t,
and is entitled to a large patronage in
Western Ontario
—G T R trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 6,30 a m and 11.10 a pi
via, W G as B Division, and at .6,45 a
and 3,45 p m, via Linton and Guel .
Good cone actions bv eil1 trains.
— Mr T II Marks, the Emma Wells
Company,spent Th sclay in town, at the
residence of Mr W Brookenshire. Mrs
Meeks returned to Clinton with him.
She intends spftcUng a short time with
the company.
—For flrat.clase tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co,
Remember the place, only two doors north
Of the old stand and between Ross' book-
store and Halsted & Scott's bank.
- Harry Hart assisted by the
ingham Dramatiof3ompany,will give a
play in thb town h , as soon as the new
scenery is in plea under the =spices of
the firemen. Tl proceeds will go to -
swards proeurin new uniforms for the
firemen,.
' —At Dore's Carriage Fadory may be
found a grand. display of otters—the
best ilithe land, Call early and secure
your choice; prices away down. Stand --
Opposite the Exchange Hotel,Wingbam.
Mentor:ear Onunou,Wiecaxatr.—Rev S
lery, B D, Pastor. Services every Sabbad
Sel
at 11 a, m and 7 pen. Sabbath School and
Bible Class at 2.30 p m. Geueral Prayer
meeting every Wednesday eyeuieg at '7.30
O'clock. Yosiug People's Prayer Meeting
every Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Sunday, Feltraary 21st. Morning subject,
• • "The wise and foolish builders." Evening
•
In life depends largely upon oharaoter
and ability. The latter should always
include a practical knowledge of busi-
ness, such as can be obtained by spend-
ing a term in the
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
STRATFORD, ONT.
This school is now one of the leading
ones in the Dominion...
Students may enter at any time.
Write for Particulars.to
W. H. SHAW,
Principal.
LOCAL NEWS
—Lent begins on Merch 2.
Mr John, W Wal er is representing
the Wingham A 0 W Lodge at the
annual meeting f the Grand. Lodge,
wbioh is being h d in Ottawa this week.
—El Valid Confeetionery, all kiods, at
D Rue ersetauramt„
—A. arm:14100410w' delivered in
the Roman Catholic huroh, Wingham,
=Thursday evaninj, February 25th, at
7.30 *lock, All fominatiozie cordially
invited.
—06,sli for good buttes% and eggs at it A.
G hard's, Market Gtogry,
rtehi. Tariff; of the 'Union fee-
toryorie day this w rgiet 14,000 feet of
lamb sizes fojbe worked up into
turn H' At thi rat O the Vision ftio-
tory- Would use n., Immense quantity
of lumber yearly,
—0Ysters, oysters— liy the dish, quart
or pint. 10 cents a alass,or 5 cents alae
at It Ifira,'s.
doef
—Mr itobt Orriwife a, flitilly, arrived
''
Monday last. Mr ' '' '''' x
' It'xiMatt3rieecc%iovri
curie from tho eta
fr, ,
Journey
that he expr rat Annulate of
that court tea. Ito
was quite
homo,bii'. .. . ' '.hatbettr.
40,
beg
ingham and
t rted Dresemak.
'a old stand, and would
ere. They guaran tee
They also
System ef
subject, 4'The urgent invitation?'
— W F Brockenshire has a lot of Oil
Paintings; also,a few Beautiful Artotysiee,
which he is selling very cheap. I have a
large stook of Moulding on hand, and I am
snalciug Picture Frames to order. Pho-
tograp14 in all its branches from minim -
tures to life size. Call and see what I have
When in town. W BEOCICENSFURE,
Beaver Block, Wiugham.
—"Paster Felix," one o
continues his "Red an
in the February D
Monthly. "School
vanced another stag
by a talk about 4
and the other wri
of Edinburgh.
strong feature •
trated, and ;no
sure, welcome
anew raagazi
—50 dozen
Misses. To else
•
—The reeinbers• of
are endeavoring to bay
own,atid their efforts Aral on-Sundaydo tb
edwith success. The was largely atten
intent is being pete, esteem in which t
El the manufacture • his neighbors,
element is made in con- fifty-second year,
etition, that during theof ,Wawenosh fo
s, mostly under 16 years a wife and son t
e United States from the They have the
ing paper -wrapped cigar. neighborhood in b
ut 100 men were consigned —The Rev Chas T
asylums from the seine missionary from Jape
ie the Methodist chi
evening Iast, to a lar
Douai' and the japanese.
Uouteeal Wee* trated by over 100
paperethat through itig several of the
Aft' egricultural cote and after the gre
'ing and sympathetic of
the most charm •
;median writers,
hue Fencer series
inion Illustrated
y Dreams" is tee
, and. is supplemented
ab and his Friends,"
ngs of Dr John Brown,
hese Tapers • were a
the old Dominion Mon-
et its readers will, we are
oir resappearatice in the
•
eel Ho
t about
—Women and
If price.
E. Km..
he local W C
the sale of igar-
—Clearing o all Win r Goods,. We
start t e dress g de at 80.
G E. Itxxe.
The 'first monthly hor •r of. the
ason was held on Th eday. Quite a
number of buyers we present and a
goodly number horses ohmage,
• ands at fair price
—The Ladies ild of St Paul's church
intend giving social on Wednesday
evening nex at the residences ef 11/r
Henry Kerr A silver collection will be
taken up nig the evening in aid of
the Guild •unds,
--'-The town curlers d a • very enjoy-
able game of curling the rink on Wed-
nesday afternoonlas ,composed as follows:
Ed !Ansley, Geo MeHenzie,
And Mitchell, S Kent,
Jae Duffield, John Neelands, •
F' Paterson, ski .17 J Dinsley, ship..11
• —Gordon et McIntyre ham an important
change of adyintiSemient s le week. We
senuld.advise our readers o make a note
of iat they have to say bout their stook.
elesi
—The juvenile, Tem . -ranee lodge, lately
nstitutecl, has now a. membership of
seventy-five, with a • of reaching
the course of ae few
the 100 mark ip
weeks.
—Mr Jas Kelly and fa ily,of Teeswater,
have moved into town./They have been
residents of Teeswat r for upwards of
seventeen years, Th r 'many friends in '
Wingham will be gla to welcome them.
—All w iter go s goi at eleariug
prices, at
—The Seism ale Amer' an, pub 'shed by
Munn & Co, New Yor presents weekly
to its readers the be t and most reliable
recorcl of various impr vements in machine
Lilo program . of the
y be gleaned so well
sal of its pages,
ranee meeting, under
wed W C T U, will be
ince hall, on Mendel'
E W Hughes will be
evening. An entertain.'
being prepared by the
ordial invitation is Wens'
ery, while the 'mien
—Mr W J Johnston has opened a new
custom tailoring establishment, one doer.' country oan in no w
north of D Sutherland% stove and tin as by the regular pe
shop, aucl is now prepared to give the citi-
—A Gospel Tem
tens of Wingtiam and surrounding country
malefaction in every thing that may be the auspices of the
intrusted to his care. Coaarealsers wanted held in the Temp
at once. . . evening next. R
VIIIST UONCIREGATIONAL ClUR011, the 'speaker of th
Wirnanara.—W. H. Watson, Pastor. Ser- ing programme
vides each Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. committee, A.
Sabbath. School and Bible class at 2.30. dad to all.
Prayer Meeiing every Wednesday _The Muni
at 7.30 p. in. Seats free. Strangers wel- is oue of the
come. Sunday, February 21st. Morning we have see
subject, "Despising the land." To young entered its
people, "Miriam, the joyous woman." than ever a
livening, Rev Mr McGregor will preach. with its ori
The pastor will preach in the Baptist „pies, es
•9 urch in the evening. , legal and
(_The weather has been' 'ery stormy and ments.
cold during the week. 0 '
0 Is .R was several hours
day it did not reach h
blocked somewhere belo
G T R trains were ell on
we were net deprived
The second editiou of tb
were 'brought flOUia th
train', as usual, and we
from that city whioId
that day. •
ipal World, of St Thomas,.
st; things in 'it special field
for a long time. It has just
cowl volume, and is bette
a to serve municipal officers
p editorial on li
cially in the
unicipal ma
very munic
have it egIslarly. y 61 per year.
turned 1:043. -
ed missionary
hurcb on Sun-
rnI Th
municipal
gineering, the
agement depart -
al officer shduld
teS,aatnudraoany,Mtohn°- —Rev Chas T Cocking,
re at all, being sionary stem Tapas, pre,„
Teeswater. The sermons in the Methodist
me, though,andisey last; morning and
all our mails services were largely ttencled and Mr
Toronto dailte Cocking's practica disc rses appeared to
weaning London be appreciated. The v gentleittav and
e the only papers attended the Sabbath ohool, in the afters
reached Wingharn noon, and addresse ' the childeen, and
—Having opened a custom tailoring ese
tablishment in this town, oue door north
of D Sutherland's stove and tinshop, I beg
to announce that I guarantee every suit •
exhibited a number
of child life in Japt
services avers very
' 1 '
f pictures descriptive
. We understand the
uccessful from atm -
that leaves my shop to be a perfect fit and —The annual weeting ef the Comedian
warrant them to be built by superior .e''''reas Association will be held in the Rail -
workmen, only. Give us a oath' Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Chargee as cheap as the
oheapeeb. Coatmitkers wanted at once.
• W 3.J-oat:sem
—The regular weekly etiug of Auchor
of Hope Lodge, No' 280, I G T, was held
on Tuesday evening, in the Temperance
hall, The attendance s good and the
meeting lively. The, attors for
the past quarter was re a,shewieg amount
of money on hand to be $23.55. There
was one candidate int ated and three pro-
posed for merebersh• . The mlyiertbility
of 'stating a sick be t4 fund for the bene-
fit of the membe s Of the lodge, was
disowned at some ngth, and lett over to
nex meeting for rther discussion.
Mr Richard alter bt East Wawa -
nosh, passed away on Friday afternoon
last, as result of the coldent w kit betel
him on the Tuesday revious. he funs.
Wingh cemetery,
d, testifyiuga to the
deceased was held by
r Walter 'was in his
rad had been a resident
many years. He leaves
mourn his untimely end.
sympathy of the- entire
theirreevemeht,
ettes discontinued in
are li •. be crow
I7nited Gove
don* t uprire
•
t: a The
Ito:Alen with the
past year 100 bo
of age, died in
effects of smo
ettes. Alsoat
to the fusee
cause.
111
A Vwetve Thais
A. subscriber to t
Witness writes to tla
the ,hints teoelvedi,
umn ho is note *th
thousand dollar 'fist
would hot littVe ow'
following its advi
his orehard and
faot, that. the re
nese ecu rule ar
influential. 14
erath a paper
1,Vitness side in increasing their prosperity worship, habits and oeoupations of the
g their influence forgood. It people. The rewentleirotri spent a nums
terestugpaper. When taken her of years itt t :at country and is well
h the TI51144 lay household is versed in his suloSitet and made the lecture
ed 'with reitaing matter. Messrs very interestinge_Ales views wars as good
11 & Son, Montreal, are the as we have . The proceeds of the
lecture go bo issionary fonds.
Cocking, returned
, delivered a lecture
xh here, on Monday
e audience, on Japan
he lecture was illusa
me light views, show.
incipal cities, before
earthquake in October
oesernor of a twelve last, also, a tiumba of the prominent mon
which he otherwise of the present tarty, many of whom are
ed, and that lie.through members of the acristian religion; a very
, is making amen of life-liko pieture o Missionary Large (fors
ee'Icisanotab10 merly of Listovsel) who was murdered
ors oxlat'a Montreal Wit- year or so ago, 5 d his wife,. Was shown,
voll-to-do,prosperous and Many ammo, slim/hag the mouutainfshille,
ople of this class admire valleys, Telma aur rivers, were produced as
as the Witness, and the well as others lAustrating the customs,
and Weal
is a highly
together
well equip
John D
publvele
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t
way Committee Rooms, Ottawa, March
3rd and 4th. Ret rn tickets at single fares
will be issued to embers and their ladies
accompanying th m, good from March lat
o
to 15th. The me ting protnioes to bOne
u the
ellent
i
The
t yet
ficate.g to
of the largest and meet interesting i
history of the As ()chain. 'An ext
program tne is bein prepared. Th e, 0 ttawa
journalisto are spat 'lag no pains to make
the visit Of their co frereS to the bap
pleasant one. They have erraeged foe es
banquet Friday uigh , and a visit tr
points of interest about Ottawa.
Governor,Geueral w 11 give an "At Home"
Thursday. Metube .e who have no
received their railyeey privilege certi
for 1802, and newspaper men wishin
join should write atourie to the Sect
J B MCLEAN, 6 We lington St West To-
ronto..
—Rey W Ft 'Wats * pastor of the Coue
gregetional church n town, in his sermon
last Sunday manila , on the "Lou
siana
Lottery," gave its history, explained its
th
diode of working, a dhow it is attempting
to fasten itself upo the state for the next
twenty-five years. a also told the methods
adopted by its ap onents for its externeine
ation and how hat those efforts were
likely to be sac Baru'. He told -of the
baneful affects 1 the lottery upon the
people of the city of New Orleans, and as.
sorted that milli is of dollars of the people
of the 'United St tes were annually put
into the coffers 0 the lottery; people, and
that large sums ere also sent from 0444
ads, to the same oneera. lit also sptale
itt deprecating 1 his of the prize peakage,
baking poWder, p p corn and. chewing gum
swindles, ana lis,racterized them es
nothing more not less than lotteries, and
'hoped that they .-iould not be patronized
by the public.
Zvotobody 1tcad.
Furniture has touched bottom prices.
Now is tho tilkid to purchase. Anyone
wanting to start house or to tuTnish
WBOLE NO..i
Tbera areN. YquB1 t4e ittORnuTer. o
aubsoribers to the Truss wise hey
not paid for 1801, and some svh
ow.° for several years. This pare
graph is inserted as a reminder t
ouch, and we hope they will a
once mit themselveo straight ex
our bookmeas we do not like to h
' compelled to resort to "dunniug.
We have dope little of it in th
past, and trust our patrons, wi
not force us to continue it.
Country papers should be piu
in advance, same as 01%,(r weeklie
We would like to say 'that ever
copy of the Tines mut out thi
year is paid, Our patrons eau pr
us in such a position. We woul
be pleased if they would use flul
best exertions ip this matte
See ?
The salt block is sho:,f,down for rr
his week. . •
A very enjoyable as tenably,. Ileac
auepices.of the Masonit brethren o
town, was held in the 3oaperasice he
W,dnesday evening. s
—Messrs MoLead &' Jon and. But
essant are receiving large gum:ad
logs at their saw mi
prices for same being
—The Publics SChool divirerri.tk
for tenders for forty o rds of „g
wood, to be delivered A the mato
the first of April next.
1.
Oh, What a /ankh.
Will you heed the wattling ? PII
perhaps of thenure approach &that
terrible disease Consumption. .Aski
selves if you oan afford. for the ea
savng 50o.,to run the riek and: do it
for it. We know from 'experiendi.
Shiloh's Cure will, cure your- coke
never fails. ' 1
Mr Dealt Tatineas- Ichard Soo
hailed fr4m Kirkpat ck Fleming,
friesshite, preceded Mr Gray as
pedagogue. He an his assi.stan!
Adams, caused dance many r
pipe b diming the tA"
131,1Y poor feet. At bat time boys at •
did net sit -apart;,, o that if I ham
have a girl for a eighbor, she won
adjusted her ere e weed off the
ant's iustrunae te;aaere- 'Tit'
treatment of th ir% epstfe0 •
and cherish vow - OSSA'
teacher, and t to be kiud to
Oue Sunday owing Mrit Mit
were left et 1-orne. She hadS,
inismiths utal .e, prerit'
Maatring th a alphabet. 1 tri
'and had coaled her Up to
the opera hal returned from
maSceemfreete -ed the oherished
theft tackled cousin mine,
Chunk of ho made bread. Fu
I took oue fitted; Rae in to'"
among his so oot felloweeen
mother #80d. o recompense Me
thing Mare t otheotne than'
4.1.8 the acqui ition of French
child's play I cauld• h
place akain ceirterralatit I olt
to keep one Tom Wyld, the
honor, stem .ing second myself.,
lemon I ga him, he had tdes
filled my h was in boat shape
He was b t a dunce, but h
was auxiou her Tem should leant
so she pros rated inc With A4,
gear, debited for the fin
head hitheten .behreapiltless of
encumbrante. 1,for atilt husbi
French pHs suer on parole after
of Waterloo. She 'wee altogeshtte
person. W wore standimetts
chtle run between4latk
erty and M Giricletontett,
book of min and on the fly I
up hie artx eketa. ago
he was Imre f the prize.without *
effort, so Ile. t morning he teem%
obligations b drawing the
nasal appan age. Mr Gra'
and. ordered o off to the
the blood et ched. No, laitt 1
till I I kick et him. t
roonia will it worthwortt tuioir SVttIIO In su0esiol
call at S Gracey's furniture wareromus. cur of e,ny
Goods direct from our large manufactur- above is p
ers here. No freight eltponse. 4cdromie;
suits from 410.o0 up, sideboards, loungel‘
weal& liko
parlor suite, ohairs, ohromo and oil pie- but this of
Wpm. Pioture framing a peoialty at itfon.
S Grtaoltr'sl, ifiring ara, 1
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, which eu
awned t,y
limin
o sea
oursi