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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-04-29, Page 4��. WILLIAMS, REMTST — AND— DRUGGIST. .G. H. W. TELEGRAPH CO. Opp. Brunswick House, bighorn, - - Ont. e Oiltingijam (rim c APRIL 29, 1892. leDITORIAL NOTES. . • xl Dominion Government still sats in its policy of retaining the tlon the farmers' binding twine. ',Rea Parlor has a firm grip of the • itrnment yet, I3. ;McGsu avr, who figured so • ieuously in the boodle investiga- it in Ottawa,last year, and who convicted of conspiracy, returned the States a short time ago, -' ppeared before the Judge for ucQ. The -Judge sentenced Bila 1 •for.oue year, and he is now �tshing behind prion bars. le, tie annual meeting of the share• grp.8of the Gland Trunk Railway, ,eld in I;ondon, England, on fifty last. Tlie report of the Y. tars, which was of an encouraging air McTaggart, we understand, re to Air Geo Tervit attended the Oddfel- COsucc,et to negottatiilg .lvitu v vv Scott, private banker, a draft for • . J3ruasela. be conducted by the Rev Mr Murray, 4 Prince Apactng Swindler$, On Friday evening, of last ',s ek,tlie of,Ii;ineardine on Sunday and on the iairottTANT AttItEST air Govl.itxan:xT Seaforth brass band visited. our village following Monday, after ten is served r for the purpose of serenading our new, lu We basement, Iia will lecture on This. PETr:4TIVI, lanitnnx. Mr J O'L f 1 travels in Italy townsman, r as cath staler y ST PAM, Minn„ April 22,—An int• clerk in the Commercial hotel, en's, Gvvlc�c' portant arrest was made .here yeater- forth, but now landlord of the Queen's, daybyJohn W Alurra ,here. After they had executed a The council met at Fordwich, April Y, thief of the in the per, number of exceptionally fine pieces of 20th, 1892, in Lrowu's liotel,pursuant sate of E Grio reet Detective Force, as 0 H Phan - music, 1►1r O'Leary invited them iu, to adjournment. I4iembers all present, ins of 0 Cole and Half-a-doxeu aliases, when they partook of a bounteous 're, The Reeve in the chair, Minutes of one of the slickest swindlers and con - past prepared, mine host, to which last Meeting react and approved. all done ample justice. The remainder Moved by Mr .Ferguson, seconded by of file evening was. spent in tioeial eu' Mr Graham,that the following changes loymeiit, The Seaforth boys returned be made in the pa lm:tasters and road borne et an early hoar in the morning divisions, viz ;—Jas Gibson instead of well Teased with their evening's B Gibson ; B Gibson instead ` of 0 sport.—On Saturday afternoon of last Walker ; R Pyle instead of 0,Rogers, week, the fire. alarm was once more arid to have rot 19 con 7 ; J Barnard sounded. This time it was s frame instead of T Goggins; 3 Scott instead house, belonging to Mr Jno McCallum 'of John' Aaderaon ; Ulric Angst in - situated near the school, The house stead of 0 Hallman ; A Findlafer in. was almost totally destroyed. Loss stead of AStewart--tarried, Letter about $400. It is said to have been from W 5 Beall of the trnate° board insured for $700.—Mr Jas Blachel, of the•Gorrie Methodist church read who has run a shoe shop in this village asking for the use of the township hall. for sone years, removed 'on Monday Moved by Mr Fergusun, seconded by last to Ethel, where he will start a Mr Graham, that the township hall be shop. --Bev S Sellery, of Wingham, granted free to the trustees • of the occupied the,+pulpit in the Methodist 14feehodtst church as requested by •church last Sunday,—Rev T W Cluff, them for Sabbath service until the was once more able to officiate in the new church is erected,by them furnish' church of England pulpit last Sunday. ing eealoil,fael,etc•=Oarried. Moved by —Mr Geo Good has moved into his Mr Graham,seconded by Mr Ferguson, new shoe store in Graham's block.— that a culvert be put in at east end • Mr Jas Clark, of Seaforth, spent Sun- of bridge at 1''ordwieh, and the reeve day in town. --Mr Jas Thompson, of prepare plays as soon •as possible= \'Vroxeter, spent Sunday in town,— . Carried. Accounts passed :—W Stin "Dusty" Stewart, of Durham, is re- son, repairing lxorrice bridge, $1.50; ' newing old acquaintances in town. M Albrecht,wood for Mrs. McDiermitt, $2 50 ; Jno Glenn, repairing New, He made extensive purchases of Teeswater. • _ bridge bridge, $20 ; Jas Buros,culvert horses throughout -the district agreeing Digby and !Mefferd Gillies, sons of con 14, 75 Gents. Moved ly eer to pay for them en delivery at a later Dr Gillies, who are attending the Johnstou, seconded by. Mr Graham, date, but when the day arrived he bad Harristnn High School, spurt Easter that the council do now adjourn to 'disappeared along with sums ranging week under the parental roof.—Mcs meet in the township hall, Gerrie, ou from $800 to $500, which he had nor Lean Waldo is learning the drug busi- the third Wednesday in May next— rowed on the strength ,of the purchase Hess with H B O'Connor.—Mr Car. Carried, and pending -the arrival of funds from tnichnel, of the firm of Carmichael Wni DANE, Olerk. his partners. He finally turned up at Listowel, \ oTaggart, has left for hour, having — wilt he followed the same Tian and disposed of his stock to :,1r 11eLecin. Lower Wirigham• P d i fidence men on the continent, who is wanted in various States in the Union and in Canada, The specific charge on Obeli he was arrested and on which he is held for extradition is the obtaining of $1,000 from J W Scott, banker of Listowel, Ont, on a forged draft purporting•to bear the signature of W L )ode, cashier of the First National Bank at Mahanoy Oity, Pa, a small mining town about 100 miles from Philadelphia. FIE CUT A WIDE SWATH. About five years ago Morton turned up in Eastern Ontario, visiting in turn Pembroke, Brockville, .Belleville, Kingston- and other cities. He repra- 'sented himself as a member of the firm of. E. G. MORTON es CO., Dealers in Horses and Mules. We buy, sell and exchange. The largest establishment in the world. Nashville, Tenn,; Jersey City, N. J.; Kansas City, Mo„ Philadel- phia, Pa. e, was adopted with but trifling run a waggon on the road tor Mr Mc- low sermon last Sunday in Lucknow. •Lean. -111r W G Morrison, principal —Mies Ida Stewart, of .t3lytb, was Mot 1+000 bearing the signature of W L rt. Sir Henry ;Tyler, tho.presi. P' Pode, cashier, First National Bank at of the public school, spent his Easter guest of Mrs D Groves last week. —Mr 141ahau City, Pa. Next day the damid the matter of amalgamation holidays in Toronto attending the Thos Netterfield, who -had the mister - horse Trunk and Canadianhorse buyer disappeared ; when lie Teachers Convention and getting in• • tune to hurt his ]race while playing the fact of the sit nature laefug a for- Cheap Trip to Europe. e roads had never been brought atructions in calesthenics•and drill.— foot ball on Good Friday, is able to be • P the -directors in any shape or Albert Zinger, who bas been attending around again.—Mr S Cameron, re_ gory became known to Mr Scott he .Editor James ofota ue Statesman," el Iv The old directors were rem the London Collegiate Institue, spent turned home. from Toronto, after a re - communicated the facts to the Atter..., mauville, goes to Europe nearly every yoi. his holidays at home, and left on short visit to his parents.—Mr L Klug nets General's department € summer in charge of a tourist party and 1Vloltda last to resume his studios.. -and his daughter Lizzie havegone to ARRESTED IN WINNIPEG, leas got travel in the old land reduced to a daD SC1tSSiGEOUR, of Stratford,has Y. .system and the expenses down veryfine. Albert intends coming out as an -M D. Dublin on a visit. — Mrs David ettotninated as the Conservative —fir Farrow has passed his final Stewart, of Spokane Falls Washing A few months -later \.lotion was Ile has issued a-painphleteontaiuiugcheap ate in North Perth for the examination at oronto Medical ton, is visiting with her parents, Mr arrested in Winnipeg in uouneotinn excursion rates and telling how uul when site in.,the Commons caused by Oollege, and now he is privileged to and Mrs, 1J teroves,of this place.- llrs with spate-nt right swindle and lodged to go, what to wear, what: ba•+<+a�e to take GORDON 84 *IMRE. ■lE. A Talk With Our Customers. House Cleaning, with its attendant worries, anxieties and perplexities--ite retuovals and replacing a new carpet for this room, and a change of curtains for that, --will be upon us in a' few daye ; and we wish to say to the Ladies, either of the town or country, that we are pre, pared to the utmost of our ability to help theta over this trying season, by submitting for their inspection and se- lection a very nice assortment of Carpets, - in Brussels, Tapestries, All Wool and Unions, of different weights and prices, The most interesting part of this talk with you is that the prices aro all in your favor. CURTAINS—Yes, we have them in great variety, either by the pair or by the yard, in white and cream Laces. Alse, very pretty patterns and shades in Art Mus- lins, Prints are receiving considerable at- tention, notwithstanding the • chilly weather. Tho reasons are that they are very pretty and cheap. We give you a most cordial invitation to call and select the beet, the newest and most stylish. Boots, Shoes and Slippers, at reason- able prices. Wo aro constantly turning out very nobby, well -made and faultless -fitting suits, but our prices aro remarkably low. We buy right, therefore we can sell right. In Teas, Sugars and general groceries, we always lead; still giving twenty-five pounds of a pure, bright sugar for. Sl: Highest price paid for Butter, Eggs, Cured Meats, rec. GORDON & MCINTYRE. The Big Brown Anchor. Wingham, April 21st, 1892. Bill Nye hits tl e nail a hard welt when he says, "A n to may use a wart ou the back of his ue or a collar button ;. ride on the back coach .f a railway train to save interest on hi . money till the con- ductor gets arouud; • top bis watch at night to save wear and te: • leave his "Ps" or "t'd" without a dot or ross to save iuk ; pasture his mother's g . ve to save corn : but a man of that sort a aeuttemau and scholar compared to the fellow that will take a newspaper two , three years, but when asked to pay for t puts it into the office and has it marke+ "refused." ipseatin ; et .•Jit Jas Grieve. • :lir add M D .to his name., lie is at pre.. - Jackson,of Toronto, is home on an "lies been plaeed iii the field sent with. Dr Gillies. — 'rather extended visit to her parents, Mr and amusing incident was witnessed on the - Mrs John Cameron, of . this place.— 'spy the Reformers The electors street, one day.Last week. "Billy" Mate! McDonald, infant daughter of ilii_ easily decide between the Barton and Wm Cousins, sr, feeling Mr A G McDonald. had a very severe tem, arriving politica out of the rather fenny, went to "11ilIy's't•stables attack of croup, but she is recovering. Min altogether. Mr Grieve is a and mounted a Jackass' era. started There will likely be a union of a ability, ;and Feelon+•s to that down main street, holding «their heads Lowet Town boy and an Upper Town y as blah as John the Great; By this girl before long.—Mr Phippen, sr, is iiiclr is none too well represent las a number of juveniles, wishing to lying very low at present. Faint to house now-fahe l9 Too have some fun, lit a bunch of fire- hopes of his recovery are entertained. • will be held on the 19th of e,crackers, which caused dat mule to —Mrs Netterfield is getting well -tc nomination being held a elevate his hind quarters and "Billy" again.—Mr Thos Netterfield, jr, had, tiller: was . brought low—even licked the his knee cap knocked off trhile playing" Bluevale dust. - Billy soon mounted and a foot ball on Good Friday..—Art site A Most disastrous Gro visited third man also straddled the poor ass. Stewart and Hank Bond, of Upper terti•on Friday morning about '.1 he scene was really 'worth the en- Town, were down playing foot ball malock The blacksmith shop and 1 trance see eciuiai s,me of theum to behold fewthe treys on very hoursnwerehs pt.—A etit at or shop were both burned to the i P genus pleasantP lciit. it supposed to have caught hitu,rey in the carriage shop. �ie lead only made small headway 'blew •noticed and soon a num. silo iiling workers were on hand. tol apt was made to save the aig situp, but the contents were be road. It was now seen blacksmith shop was itt 16 danger. It was defended for ful hiie,tili the fire got'the,best of Theon it was in flames. The lin hap occupied by 1lr ' John as seen to be in danger and gay . of hands set to work to tear So w hick was soon accomplished. 1 etshop occupied by Mr J F Alwas saved from destruction lurk of the then. The work - e prairie for the way in I bqy labored at the tire, All lef`•exceps, the insurance, falls on .an't.lers of Mr 'Thomas .Nixon. roan intends building again. gal ita our ciirtia't a mister, who but in the recent fire, has tel tin m ,Urs atolve's house.— lege. The buts wishes the Dit a gw Ann Ross, -of 'Toronto, le pleasant time, Mr Brit[ is excavating her father's. Mi' �`rill(arn the cellar for his butter factory in the tya'Tite 1 0 G '1' initiated a side hill nortliaeast of els old factorye mounted on tin ass to the arnusenent the residence of air Groves hers, when of the hundreds who• witnessed the a gathering of young folks and music.' sight. Mr Gordon's :• horse, which made things hum. happened' to be passim; at the time • The following are the names of the the fire -crackers were set -off. became three pupils in each class who obtained nutuanageable and upset the tnilk most marks at the examination held waggon and smashed things in general, in Lower Wingham public school on For this Billy and his, companions Friday last: Entrance class—F W were hauled up for being drunk and Green, Rachel Dey. , Sr 4th—Luke disorderly, lett no ease was trade out King, Allis King, May Linklater. against them, as they were speechless Jr 4th—Jno Murdoch, . Jessie Me. daring the whole performance, 'Which IDwain, Sr 3rd—Nellie Martin, Robt waf simply a pantomime, with a tew Currie, Jennie Dey. Sen 2nd—Ida tableaus thrown in for variation Murdoch. John King, Ressania John - Billy thinks it is too bad that he can- stun. Jun 2nd --Benson Cruickshanit, not sit on his own ass without being John Potter, Geo Ansley, Geo John, (muted up for being drank and dis• stow. orderly.—Dr Gillies left for New York W,rt. HARTLE'r, Teacher. an Monday last, to attend a great ---,�- gathering of M D's and spend a few days in the hospitals of tete city. The Miss Hannah Powell, who has been Dr says he did not 'have a holiday visiting itt her brother's for - the past is twenty five yews. .The Dr has a two weeks, returned to her home on large practice in 'reeswater, which is «reduesdaya�•-lir W Kelly, butcher, left in charge of Mr Farrow, a recent is forced to walk with the aid of graduate of the Tor+tnto Medical Ool- crutches, on account of a rather severe cut in his knee,—Mrs (Rev) McLean is visiting friends itt Toronto at present.—Mr ,laves Moffat, who was visiting friends in Sutishine,, returned home on Friday last. Blyth. ,ueulber on Friday teat,-. It will ba a good building when corn - 1314 I I3 tt•ahvin returned from pleted. — Mrs and Miss Minnie W'Saturday. Assent, who spent a few days visiting friends in the village, have returned gyral` Glena'nnan. to, Willi:ha m—Mr Clarke, express is Weir, jr, who bas been messenger, has Item' promored to run • reticles house with a severe from Ottawa to the Soo, Mr Clarice J Ei r.Grippe, is, we art+ pleased is a faitl+fol employee. We know ofa +tire-wing.—Mr Wm `Marshall fair one in this village who will OK Michigan, are visiting mourn his departure.—A social enter ♦ I s. Mr John MargIrall q. - tainment wit! beheli in the Presby- Smdl'a is seriously ill with terian church on a week' from Monday urglit. The anniversary services will i,,:'�,c l3elmerre• At the last meeting of Court Tuck', No 80, Canadian Order of' Foresters, the following officers were elected : J P 0 R, Jun S Hall ; 0 E, 1.I It Pere king; V 0 R, Fleming Barlaglr ; R 8, Peter Ilakney; i+~ S, John Rutherford; Treas, H P Harmon ; Chap, John Brooks ; 8 W, D N McDonald ; J W, William Lana ; 5 13, J '1' Larnnr,by ; J i#, Robt Lane. 4. u jail there. While awaiting trial he.; and other useful information for ocean. enddenly announced .that he as de -travellers. He has the lowest rates with titled to lead a new life, and, adopting steamship and railway lines, hotels, etc, the religious role. converted a majority acid all who buy tickets from him get the of his prisoners as web as the turnkey. benefit. He is agent for leadingsteamship A few days later be escaped from pre --lilies sailing from New York, Halifax and son. • Montreal and does .a big ticket business No further trace of accused could be all the year round. He leaves with his obtained uutil a few weeks ago, when tourist party for 1892 about July 1st Detective Murray, who had meantime visited Mahanoy Oity, Pa, obtained for a trip through Scotland and IJpRlau Mrs Jamas will accompany him. We the. affidavit of Cashier Yode as to the want any of our readers who join Mr James' forgery, located the accused here, and party to dead us for publication letters this morning tools; him into custody. It is thought that Morton will make descriptive of their travels and we will a determined fight against extradition, 'gladly mail the paper to them during their as once in Canada hie liberty is likely absence if they will viva us their address. to be curtailed for some years to carne In writing address, M d James, pub;isher, • Bowmauville, Out, and do as the favor of Licenses for the Coming Year. mentioning tins paper to him. The following is a correct list of the - ' licensee issued for 1892 by the East New Undertaking and !'urniture Ei3tab- Hilton ' Board : Wroxeter—Gofton's lishment. hotel ; Johnston's hotel. Gerrie— - MU Retain Honasov has opened Ms Dane's hotel ; Campbell's hotel, Ford• Furniture and Undertaking establish- wich — Geo Brown. Newhridge— went in the old furniture store, nearly Robt McMinn. Lakele.t—joint Has" opposite the Queen's -Hotel, Winghami kett. Belmore -- John Lamonby. and has a • full stool of- Pur iture Jamestown—Thos McEwen (beer and. Mouldings, and >;�ndertaking goods on wine. Molesworth — Jacob Steiss; hand. Call and inspect goads and get Bltievale—B Saints. Belgrave—Robt prices. Picture Framing done promptly „ Gallagher. Ethel — John Burton and web. Special attention given to ' Brussels—I Tuck, A Keening, Strat- jobbing and repairing, and guarantee all ton Bros, 0 Zilliax. Henfryn—W G Taylor. Cranbrook — D Zimmer, worst done. Having had long experien°e Peter McDonald. Walton Ohas in the furniture and undertaking buss• Sage, -- Weiss. Leadhury—Edw mess, I am sure.' can give satisfaction Macnamara (conditional,) Winthrop A splendid new hearse for hire. Jus Fulton. Dublin. Geo Crawford. RErr>I Honoso.+ Names of Deadbeats can bo Published. ' Alfred Lucas aid Ernest Lucas, Mr Justice Davidson, of the Quebec brothers, aged res ectively eleven -and - Supreme Court, has given an interest- eight )ears, and eery Prittie, aged ingdecision- iii which he holds that twelve. playing iu an excavation made publishing a man's name it a list of In a street 111 'Tor rite -nit Pride)) after what generally is Ituawn as'deadheadsr' noon last. The set to work to dig a is not actionable. One Edmunds is gave inside of a r etnbaiiIcment which the publisher of the Canadian Collec. was•inade of s id,. and it gave way tion Ageney, and tin action for $1,000 when they had tflude a considerable damages was taken agltinst him by one cavity. A lad looking on Warned the Aubin for posting the plaintiffs naive, three boys wh t world happen, but with others, nit Ilse• dead walls of the they did not reed hint. The three city along with the amount dun—$50 Were earrtpletel 'buried hy the earth, The posters stated that the debt had The fourth Nat started for help, but been contracted three years previous was so Honor- trioltened that be lost to the time of posting. His Honor his presence f mind, and several decided that the.plaintilflrad no redress minutes passed before he made any froirri the atition of defendant, and se- one aware of w sat had happened. All eordiugly dismiest'd the WISH vaith costs basin Was then', made, and the three in favor of Edmunds This ease boys were t km out fifty minutes should be a Warning toa certain °lase after they ie re buried, but it was too ofthe eontniunity who Wart pay but late. Eve eflbrt was made to, re. won't, auacitatr' tt anti, but life was extinct. 0