Wingham Times, 1892-03-25, Page 1weer; 7—ert ra J<
VOL. XXI--NO. 13.
W IST GRAM, ONT. , FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 189 2.
Everytine we begin to talk about
Dress oods we think; "What can we
say of such a store .full of stuff of every
sort and quality as we've got ?" Weals
—Mr Harry Whitley,who as bean leader
of Bell's Factory Band for one time, left
on Tuesday for Kincardine, where he has
Sail us. What we try to do is to meet been appointed leader of Ws band iu that
everybo d 's wants cana an advance on c salary and to do it we've t0 t 1 thh
y , ere-
-.gathered together a beautiful lot from
beyond the sea and our own home mills,
The stook is complete, not only in all the
fashionable, seasonable weaves, but also
complete in the range of prices, W
.cannot clo justice (in a short talk lik8
this) to our Prints, Cleallies,Delaines and
Muslin?. You want to see them. • The
prices we will tell you then.
Our rush for Spring Ordered Clothing _For first-class tailoring and cheap
has.commenced and we and the tailor gents'
are turning out some nobby suits. The member the rplace only two doors nortster & h
cloth and patterns are proper and the fit of the old standaud between Rosa' book-
guaranteed. The price "as you like it." sto and Halsted & Scott's bank:
calved here.
Two oar loads of horses wore shipped
rout the C P R station he •e on Tuesday
last for Manitoba. Amop those who
shipped them were ; Mesar v J Anderson,
John and James Casetnore)and Johu A
MoEwen.
Groceries complete in every respect,
Shop early and goods will be delivered
promptly.]
This store closes at seven.
;� isfq
ORR & HIS000KS,
Direct Importers.
The BEAR, March 21, 1892.
LOCAL 3N•EW81 ,
—Dr Chisholm
chased Mr Jos C
situated in Turn
—Mr Eli Seym
int; in town for tht
leaves for Mauitol
wife and family w
the present.
—Cash for good
G ham's, Market
of this town, has pur-
semore's farm, which is
erry, nearthe junction.
ur, who has been resid-
past two or throe years,
a in a few days. His
11 remain io Gorrie for
butter and eggs at le A
Grocery.
• —Mr Washing u Tamlyn and Mrs
• mlyn came he a from Buffalo, last
week. "Wash" is g-tbiug along nicely and
pit is hoped he will s ,on be restored to his
wy+uted health. •
-On Thursday d last weel*, a rink of
the junior.n embe.s of the town curling
club went over to eaforth and played a
rink of the curler of that town, the
Winghamites de eating the;, Seaforth
men by 6 shots:
—Oysters served in anystyle, at D
Rush's restaurant,opposite D Sutherland's,
Josephine street:
-On ac'oount of illineas, the Rev W H
Watson was unable to give the leoture
advertised to be delieered iu the Congre-
gational ohumb, Wi igham, ons-• Thursday
evening of last week The lecture will
gi en at some ti:nla i 1. the near future.
—The horse fair, on Thursday of last
week, was quite su :easeful. There were
large numbers of heroes brought in and six.
or sevenbuyers wow present. The prices
ranged from $90 to about $120; the latter
being about the eighest price offered
About thirty horse' changed hands.
—Fruit and Confectionery, all kinds, at
D Rush's restaurant. e
—The'Rev Itobt J hnston, of Lindsay,.
who delighted the people of 'Wingham,
during Rev Mr 1M2e uarrie's abseuce,a few
years .ago, by his earnest and eloquent
preaching, spent a ew hours in town on
Saturday with his vend, Mr D M Gor
don, on his way to mien for Sunday an
to'Brantford on T edgy, tnakiug an ofd:
pial visit to the tidies' College of that
ci
Y.
—The Society of obriat&in Endeavor of
the Presbyterian of arch are preparing to
N give an "At Home; about the middle of
April.It will be he d in the leoturo room,
whin will be tits *fully arranged, All.
who enjoy a social ,veuiug are cordially
invited. .Admissi0t 15 `cents. Refresh-
ments will be serve during the evening,
Ana au interesting . programme is being
prepared,
(lhisholm's Winter fluid is not sticky
or greasy,,curee ehappetd hands, face and
lips, reiiderinff the skin soft and white.
Ale°, an excellent application after shav-
ing, • dor sate at Clt.isholtn's Corner Drug
Store, 'Wingham.
—The first sod of the tcdoderioh and :
Wingham railway w tate';tited at Salttord,
enQeeeday last, it now be iu tinier
for Hen J (1 rottenest-, Secretary of Mote,
to secure the governs lest subetd •d 1r t'he
reed, and redeem tle*jobeteise e by
hie oattoassere duriurrithe res:. ,,..e• ' :st iu
West Huron. A r.p "t of le . t meet -
lag of the dtreobure eifehs poe4 to given he
mother Myna,
—A load of the members
Hope lodge, 1 0 G T, drove
vale on Friday evening last�
G H Blackwell, county orpG
bf Anchor of
over to Blue -
to assist Mr
nizer, in or-
ganizing a lodge of that ,p .der, in that
place.
—We clip the following feom the Lose-
don
ottidon Advertiser of the 22ud irAtt ; Mra Link -
later, of Wingham, one of elle passengers
on a Manitoba colouist traiia, gave birth to
a child on board the trt,in near Port
Arthur ou Sunday.
—G T R trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham at;0.80 a m aud 11.10 ,a, m
•via W G & B Division, and at 0.45 a m
and 8.45 p no, via Clinton and Guelph.
Good couneotions by all trains.
—We are informed that the paragraph
which we reproduced from th Goderich
Star, in refereuce to Mr H V el Meyer
having secured a judgment gaiusb Ales
Couover for his 'services in de ending Mr
11 Garbutt, is not true.
King, —Me Geo L , to auoth r column,
announces that he- wig open hi new store
in the course of a few days, Hi place of
business willbe the store 1..tely occupied
by Mr E C Clarke, tailor, and one door
north of Messrs J 3 Iiomnth & Sou's
store.
-eMr Geo Fretwell, of lot 52, Viugiiam
Town Plot, Turuberry, will sell his farm
stook and implements by publi auction,
stn Tuesday, the 20th March, co imenoing
Oat 1 o'olook p til. Terms—All a was of $5
apd under, cash ; over that apount 10
months credit will be given. C Barton,
auctioneer. '
—Gee of our town merchants received
the sum, of $2.50 in a registered litter, one
day this week, in payment, it was stated,
of an account, but the party a ding it
forgot to sign his name to the 1 tter, and
now the merchant does not know o whom
to ,give oredit for the amount.
-The anniversary services i connec-
tion withtheWingham Methodi t church
Sabbath school will be held o i Sunday
and Monday, April 3rd and 4t1
Day, Secretary of the Ontari
School Association, will prea
niversary sermons on Sundt
Monday a convention will 1
which all will be invited.
—W F Brockeushire has a lot of Oil
Paintings; also,a few Beautiful tlrtotypee,
which he is selling very cheap. I have a
large stock of Moulding on hand, and I am
making Picture Frames to order. Pho-
tography in all its branches from minia-
tures to life size. Call and see what I have
wben in town. W F EnooitE+Nenrar .
Bemver Block, Wingham.
'Mr. A.
iabbath
the an-
y, and on
o held, to
—Mr John Hanna represented Wings
ham at the turningof the fir ,t sod of the
Goderich and Wingham rail vay, at Sake
ford, on Tuesday last. Leave officite.
ted ably with the pick; cleave Weedfebt,
of Goderiob, did the shovelling't with —The regular mon
dexterity, and Reeve Gri'Ein, of A.shiield. ;, tttee meeting, under
trundled the wheelbarrow Afterwards s'`.!Vier/haat W C T `ie
meeting was organized au congratulatory;tleeeperaneeteati,
speeches made. nett, etimmencing
MsruoDts, Clluncn,Wlxonetf.—Rev S Sel- Gregor, pastor of th
lery, B D, Pastor. Services every Sabbath this town, will delle
at 11 a m and 7 p m. Sabbath Seim' aud will'Mrs fl4,evl MV
Bible Clays tit 2.80 p to. General Prayer E ' r'r tighes wiltq
meeting every Wednesday evening at 7.80 -sulci laiusio W'ulu
o'clock. Y'ouug People's Prayer Meetiuqinvited.
• every Thursday% evening at 7.80 o'clock. vplte omit glee
tit," E
—Good brick house to rent in the north
end of the town. Apply to
PsTelt Dues.
—Rev. S. Sellert, B, D., preached Edu-
cational sermon./in Corrie, on Sunday
last.
—Dr Sinclair, specialist, of T000nto,
will visit Winght m professionally on the
11th of April ossa. .
—Mr IJ W 0 11 eysr, Q C. left last Fri+
day oil a trip to Jt en, and expects to re•. •
turn on the 25th o June next.
—Oysters, oysters By the dish, quart
or pint. 10 cents a glass,er5 cents aglass,
at R HiLt.'s.
—Mr Win Basto
Mr W Richardson,.
this year, aud will
town shortly.
— The advertise alit of Mr .r R lklun-
sbaw, who has ju t opened out a fine
stook of watches jewelry, &c, in the
store lately ocou led by Mr Ed Dinsley,
appears in anoth r column.
—There will be old by public auction,
without reserve, o the Market Square,
Wingham, on Sat rday, March 26tb, at 2
p m, a quantity of Household. Furniture,
Terms Dash, Pet Dents, auctioneer,
— A meeting of e executive committees
of both the East and West Ridings of
Huron Teachers' nstitutes were held in
Clinton. lately, tc make arrapgements for
their approaohin., meetings. The iustie.
tues will hold sep.,rate meetings.
—An exchange :aye that a slick•toogued
swindler is enroai. among the farmers sell-
ing them 2u pout: 1 Dans of coffee for a.
takes a situation with
gg dealers Walkerton,
rove his family to that
ridiculously small
gets his can he fin<
Jetta some nicely br
a little coffee eseen
um. Wheu the farmer
instead of coffee he
caned navy beans with
poured over them.
—We invite the tention of farmers to
.the Hoosier Drill, anufactured by Noxell
Bros, Ingersoll, also the celebrated Drader
and Dioe Harrows, manufactured by th
Wortmau & - War D uuiacturing Cor
pany, Loudon. W re•the sole agents for
this vicinity. Jae Menn&r & Co.
=We see it s to that Messrs D D Wil-
son, of Seaforth, an . Mr W Richardson, of
Walkerton, egg dea ars, intend buying eggs
by weight this yeas: Being compelled to
ship to the Old Cou'try market,where eggs
are bought only by is eight,egg dealers would
be losers if they diL not buy by weight.
And, after all, it appears to be the only
fair way. -
-T A Mills will b- pleased to open ac-
counts with all his o friends, and hopes,.
if they require auy hies in his line, to
have a call far them, is of old. He is here
to stay. All accounts contracted. with the
'late firm Of G•n1 King must bet. paid to T
A Mills, wire iii the te ly proper person to
give a r Feipt for the a mo.
'.f A MILLS.
— • lijah Martin, of oclerioh, brother of
Messrs John and Issa Martin,of this town,
died in that town, o Wednesday of last
week, after an illness f some time. De-
ceased was widely kno a and highly res-
pected by all who had aho pleasure of his
acquaiutauoe..11e bac. kept hotel in God-
erich for many years, retiring only about
a year ago, Both b.s brothers, of this
tbwn, attended the fu feral on Friday last,
-The furniture, picture framing and
uudertakiug business is what I am here to
attend to, aud I am determined that I will
not be undorbold by auy legitimate dealer
in the same line, if I know it. For proof
of the above, call at
5 GRAI NY's Furniture Ronms,
Wingliam.
ly gospel temper -
he auspices of the
ill be held in the
u
WHOLE NO.
—11r Willoughby, etu et, sen of lieu
Dr 1Z N Willougbby,coud oted the servicer+
of the Methodiat church ou Sabbath last.
both moruing and even lig,
—Sunday evening, starch 27, 1892.
Subject David's I.sife, eta reflected in the
Pealtns. Place—Bettye- Block. Flour -
4.80,
W, LlTttcow,
—Messrs Orr & His oaks have a very
attractive show wind w, made up of
ladies' costume cloths, n imitation of the
St Clair Tunnel. To r Stanton Agnew
is due the credit of ori inciting the idea
and dressing the windo v.
—Last Sunday, the juartorly review
of the last three menthe' lessons was held
by the Wingham Presl yterian Sabbath
Kehool, in the school roma of the church.
The attendance of seh dare, parents and
friends was good. Tho warmest interest
was manifested by all v ho were present.
—A session of the ntario Drainage
Commission was hold n Clinton, last
week, to consider matt s pertaining to
the Ontario drainage act Messrs Milne,
Reeve of Grey; Rate an Eilber, Reeve
and Deputy of Stephen; r orrance,Reove
of Stanley, and Keine, R eve of Howiek,
the committee appointed by the County
Council, were present an: gave the Com-
m' cion some valuable su gestions. •
=A curling match bobwn rinks repre-
enting the Cauadssana and r Id ountrymen
belonging to the Wiughstu lob was played
ou the rink on Monday. A ter a very ex'.
citing gtune, the Old Count ymen came off
victors by five shots. Thr score was as
follows :
OLD COUNTR'. CAADIANs.
3
John. Hauls a,
Alex rr,
John Inglis, W ka ereou,
And Mitchell, Geo a clienzie,
F Paterson, ship ..27 J Ne ands, ship.. 22
—The basket social giv. by Maitland
Lodge, No 119,1 .0 0 F, n the Temper-
ance Hall, on Thursday
week,was well attende
enjoyed by those present.
moots were in. abundan
--The Petrolea Adv- riser denies
positively that the 14 It McCesh,of
town, is leaving to take • arge of the
ham vacant church.
—The review servic s of the Meth
Church Sabbath Sch••l were well
tended, on Sunday la t, and Were
interesting. In addit on to the rovie
the lessons of the pasenarter,there
recitations by four of he junior soh
an address' by Mr Ch. : Lloyd,and m
bythe orchestra,
—Tho curling match layed on the r
here, last Friday, betw en Wingham
Luoknow, re. µRed in avor of Wiugli
by 8 shots. yTbe soor; is as follows:
tylion I.
D Suthorl ud,
It Vanetoue,
Geo McKenzie,
F Patereon,akip..2
John Hanna,
T. Gregory,
J l ands,
J niuseelley, skip ..25
L ocimova..
ex Lawson,
Murchison,
Murdock,
2 rTennant, skip .
04
ohu. Auld,
Mol person,
V Auld,
Hunter, skip.
Grand
Prof Scott's conte
the 18th of April ne
secure the services o
has engaged Miss A
au elocutionist of gr
Canada and Scotian
be opened about the
oncort.
t has been, fixed
. Being unable
Miss Alexander,
nes Knox, of Toren
et renown both.
Plan of hall w
eginuing of April.'
Picture gaming.
I have just received one of the large
stocks of mouldings for pleture.and wee,
framing ever brought ie to Wiugh am, and
have bought it specially to sell, and wi
asRellgot
cheaply can au be
eIR w t '
1' Y
e lel
So if you have pictures, wreathe or 0
paintiugs, any sizesor style, to he frame
bring them along.iahtl we will frame the
for you on shod entice, at
5 Omen's .
Furniture Rooms .
ening of - last Pars naffs,
nd heartily
The refresh-
nd the pro-
gramme was a capital one and consisted
Of a trio by tbo Misses W tson ; solos by
Miss Amy. Watson and ' of Scott"; read-
ings by Mr 5 Graney ; i strumental,duet
by Misses Sperling ; recitations by
Misses Martin and Car' ill ; instrumental
duet by Misses Watso •. The Methodist
church 'orchestra also ontributed a num-
ber of selections to the programme,
Rev E W Hughes deli ered an address,
pointing out the bone 't societies sack as
the Odd Fellows are t the public. ?Jr
J A Morton occupied line chair.
— A public meeting vas held
Town Hall, on Tuesday evening
call of the Mayor, to di ;cuss the
al of Mr Crowell Wills •,u's farm from the
corporation for munic pal purposes. The
Mayor, in a short epee ih, explained why
the meeting had been ;ailed and asked
Mr B Willson, who wa
dross the meeting. M
since a bill was before
islature, and which ho
become law, which wo
lands in towns from ta,
in the
at the
remov-
present, to ad- and well. Special attention-
Willson said that p given to
be Ontario Leg- dabbing and repairing, and guarantee ail
work done. Having had long experiences
expected would in the furniture and undertaking busi:,
tId relieve farm beset; T am sure I can give satisfaction.
ation for certain A splendid new hearse for hire.
purposes, and also finding that the towns- Entine Honaso,r.
people were strongly •etsposed to having To tris irdttor of 'o$t
the farm detached frcen the town, he had DEAR Stn,- in. t
decided to withdraw he bill which was try I am pleased
before the Logislatur , with that end in are becoming reoe
view, The meeting as then brought to year, 1101 oulyin
Messrs D Lawre ce and Wm Willis,
Lucknow, spent St nday in town..&1r
Alex Dawson left o Friday last on a
extended, visit to h daughter, Mrs Joh
McLeod, of Toront . Mr J J Andersa
left for his house :Meii'tn 'Mau, _.
Tuesday last.. Mr to 4elai s, •of Cleve
land, is in town at nding the Iii eral 0
his sister.. Mr Row nd Gordon, who wit
home for a few day , lias again rete ne
to Toronto to coin late his co tnnereial
course..Rev Mr F ankdin, of'Eastwooc
was the guest of v H W .luglies,Wes
nesday and Thurs ay of Wei week.
New Undertalring and furniture Est:t:u
lishment.
Mu BExrii Honesox has opened his
Furniture and Undertaking estabiisli-
ment in the old furniture store, nearly,
opposite the Queen's Hotel, Wingham,;
and has a full stock- of Furniture,
Mouldings, and Undertaking goods on'
hand. Call and inspect goods and get
prices. Picture Preening done promptly
rs,
aveltingover this tonne
o see that the farmers
progressive from year
the proper cultivation
he production of good
he beautifying of their
. 1 was admirably struck
morn part ' of Ontario,
' Honey Locust planted
of .fences. As •1 gran
of living feuoea, I think
et of place to .give my
beautiful feuce, cow'
r a new. system, I eau-
eu0n grate the various
fence, nor is it my ole
y have occasion to jest to do so, for t ere are many, but to
.ted roars of laugh. sit`rrpiy ic'icts my o Wien as to the most
udierous incidents economical and b qt rote for adoption in
this country. 1 ISA the :pleasure of ex.
to a close. -
— Conductor ,Suide • lectured in the of the soil and fu
North Street Magmat church, Goderich, crops, but also in
on - Monday evening if last week. The t homes: and farm
Signal, in speaking o the lecture, stud .o find in this
Monday evening Mr Snider gave an it westing sketch of titouse-Oonands f roils
t 7.80. Rev Wm iMIc- the historyof the locomotive engine and for tbean aduietio
engine, always an admire
Baptist church, of in a happy way told tl e story of his ads it would n01 be
r an address, as also vancemeut ou the '•ffu " from the poeitiou opinion of thi
Watson. Mrs (Roil • of pont boy to that t conductor, throw- onatytructed au
ye a readingand in out bits of petal' al advice for the Itilt wait hers
$ p advantages of th
• 0 provided. All are beueflt •of those who in
travel by rail. lie ere
a will undoubtedly be ter by his relation of
lung subject, a live o o, similhi o that' furnished by
ening bubjeot, The Strtford Pied 0 7r'enrte 'Co, limited,
which consists of combined hedge and
,honey locusb tree, of
oustructsd, ie a lovely,.
, whish, if well trulti-
Sutnday, Marsh,
"Life through di
"Conneienoe.
lernst Coisentseeerronare Orrt'TEolr, wire fence, "'The
WellestZAiit.--W. IL Watson, Pastor. Ser- which the hedste is
viol each Sunday at 11 it. u:. anal p. m, rapid growing pian.
Sabbath Sehool and Bibleclass at 2.80. 'rated, will in four summers' growth do.
Prayer Meeting every 'Wednesday veno a stalk of,sv o ent sine to plash and
at 7.30 d:t. tn. Seam free. Strangers wel- wire. Then when he shoats intervene
D ome. Sunday, areh
subject, "Muatard seeds,'
To young people, Whio)
femme f" Z ven g su
th. ltxolrning with the stalks : nd wire, a network is
parable No 5. farmed whfolris fm ritene to hogs, cattle,
was the mosthomers or even ts, rabbits or sparrewp
it, "Salt and; and the obj one. a features et a berlaed
wire fen re sena '{ng.•
avhiell bail come under
railway. In couoludin
to it railway journey at
to be sure of taking th
audience wits greatly
lecture and if the co
way again he will be t�
his nonce ou the entitling the Iced' a fence *Vern) under the
he compared life control of the 04 rio Hedge and Wire
d urged les bearers Petro (u,110W opo 'at'ng in' (soman, anti
tight Toad. The their now systet ot'plashing, aud ettn
teased a with the Rafely say that it a .grand Huecoss, A+ a
be
dactor ehteee lhfs ,'turner:mdurable a, whilnd eut t ntcost al etiselow, cannot
bs
aunty waloouted. ; ndventages that Dan not be ovor•eetitu:ated
r and the fntelligsnt
Dominion would do well to examine int*
I this system before a stingany other, and
s 1 do not hesitate to it that in the nate
future thin Gauntry will be fairly well
supplied withbeautiftt .greerr,livitig fetroee,
thus preaantfug a rtrra landscape tts armed
itt appeaeanoe ,t tri - ori Itngleedr
• faru,ers of this f:.tie
on. What a; (lough,.
Will you heed the warning 7 The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease (lousumption. Ask your
selves if you can afford 'for the !Sake of
=tit,;sung. 50a., to Telt the risk s,ud do •nothing
We know from oitperderieo that
ghiloh's Curs will sere your cough. It
tlr fit9lai ,