Wingham Times, 1892-05-06, Page 8. eIN 00-,
ier:rt: _Lystweelrwetoldyouabout
1 rpets; some may lave forgotten
anivieta others may be procrta itinat-
For the benefit of such we would
gest tltl al! you need a Carpet er
tit Curtains, to help to make home
rtestivo writhe sweetest and dearest
ora, earth, visit our Carpet Depart -
at time. You will not only see a
large assortment, but cavo your
ey, b,a;a.use we are closing ant all
r short lengths of Carnet in Brussels,
pastries, ingrains, etc, at greatly re
t 'niece. Also, a large lot of Lace"
Main's at the extreme reduction. •
7'crx GuMAT S1t,lc DEPA.V.xuuNT,---\V0
it a very largo, excellently as lotted
ok of Dow, freshSilks, including every
hirable weave ttud pattern, at prices
P'i' 15 to 20 per cent, less than,receg"air•
selling values. As a rerult we have
o
the greatest amount -of sales ever
vu in this house, •
tes=t Coons, -We endeavor to place
re the public every business day of
,•ear an absolutely perfect .stack of
as Goods. Perfect in 3,8n4e of qunli-
perfect in variety of styles, perfect
,ustworthiness and perfect in low
as. A critical inspection will show
gully tills endeavor has been accout-
781
Cl.oxill:cc,-=Such extraordinary
;ve; interest la manifested towards our
l,rnlous stock of. fine clothing,, you
rot see diem tbo early. The best -styles
qualities are always picked first and
bought freely by shrewd buyers: -See-
ilen's' Furnishings, our Boots, Shoes
Slippers,. Gloves and Hosiery, Laces
E'' 1nbrtatieries; at ��RRyy����{1 N , �yy
• 7 t, H. ill tJl .F�,GO'S
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FRIDAY,
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'b92.
. 1Ot% r.1sL1 •ii1A.,YMr's!.
-A. specini Meet'ag-Of; Gourt plait•
Canadian 0 er. of .Foresters,
be Meld this (F, day) evening, at
:tock. A geed tendance is res
iced. Important eeiness.
Arrangements are being made for
rrmencem lit next eek upon the
Episcopal church, in this town.
.and teams are to - e put to work
▪ sting for the f undation. Ime
ately after this is nne,the balance
e stone will be 1 'd on the around.
'ex.pected that so a 200 loads of
•
.fl will be require in addition to
is already pr vided. We have
!et learned that ny date is set for
cexying of the rner stone, but
tr ably some day , rly in June will
eosen..
Pa
bile Kincarr,.ine .Reporter speaks
,,"ipf Messrs Vans one .Bros., who
,,fecently carte 't our town Van.
▪ Bros, of Kin rdine, have pur-
"el the of
ban marble works,
1ij.r W S Venstoll a has .taken pos,
sin, The Kine dine works are
id continued in th meantime- by
tatter Vanstone. Wingham has
s„ d a square-deali g firm in the
They have t reputation of
lt4g out better we k than any other shire, Anderson,
and stone woe is in. this district ]•Ioltues,';T+�lder 9,ud S
e ' of 1589 venular meet
t- err prices ha always been adopted. A comma
t' from Mr John Dfekso
fair and ri h .
to b
e
ot•
Hunter ani osstey.
These noted evau lists commenced
their work iu Wil; 4ham on Sunday
morning last, Mr H alter preaching in
the Aletbodtst and I�$r Crossley in the
Presbyterian church/ In the after
boon, at 4 O'clocl•(r they addressed a
mass .meeting of; he Snnclay schools
in the Precbyte ian church. Su the
evening, this co nlodioes church was
packed to the docs by a very attentive
'ind deeply impres ed audience, Dir
Crossley sang and reached with unc-
tion and power, while Mi Hunter
conducted the of er meeting with his
ti'sual:well linory ability and success.
A. good .numbs expressed their per -
;pose to consecr •te themselves to God's
service. ..We ex ect a glorious harvest
es the result of the 'Qeed sowing of
this Lord's day. On Monday evening,
the services wee continued in the
Methodist cher 3, a very large audi
ence being pr sent. The'Service was
. one of great lessing. The power of
Goa was pre Put to heal. A food
number pledge tliemselves,to Christ
nttd'his service. .On Tuesday evening,
'the Methodist o tardy was more than
•9rowdcd, a go ttumher not being
'Rile to find .s ating accommodation.
'Mei CCossl'ey ireacited an impressive
sernioll from he text,. " There is joy
in the present '' of the angels of God
over'One sinner hat repenteth." Mr
Samuel .Grigg cell known,iu'Wing-
ha» f., • who was ot}verted ta0 years
ago. under the labors of Mr Moody,
was present an gave an account of
his convehsinn to God. Mr Grigg is,
'no .doubt, an ea ,,nest, devoted Christian
who knows what. it is to be a "new
creature in Chris "Jesus." ' In his ease
"Old things hay passed away ;end all
things have bec me new." On Wed-,
nesday evening, mother large audience
was present. T11
ifltpressive anal a n'
led to Gad.
On Sunday Rio
gelists will prbac
service was deeply
tuber of souls were
•
ing next, the even -
in the Baptist and
Congregational cliarches; the pastors
of the other churel}es filling their own
pulpits. In the aft lemon, at 4 o'clock,
a meeting will b • hold , in the Town,
Hall for men only. In the evening,
the evangelists wig`; conduct the service'
in the Presbyteria' church, the other
three congregation i unitins ill a•serVice
in the Methodist church, to be con-
ducted by the 'resident ministers.
Next week the ser��ces will he held in
people e.pec g e g
the Presbyterian c} lurch. Let God's
Y t • r atl ‘things.—Coal.
Town Council.
The regular monthly, meeting of ,Town
'Council was held on t; onday evening' last.
Present — Mayor C egg; peeve Hanna,
Deputy -peeve Sparing and Councillors
Sutherland, Clarke,` McLean,- Brocken•
erdsman, Golley,
ith. The tributes
S.
were read and
t; ,, e
la t was w s read
,'L'own Treasurer,in
finances—T±'iled, A
communication was sad from Mr S You -
bill, assessor, asking for an increase of
salary,'on account o i . changes in assess•'
rnent law; .entailing tra work. Moved
by J A McLean, sero • ded by W r B rock-
, died on his farm , enshire, that the re uest of Mr Youhill
lalrelay. 13e was ro extra salary as a<wiser, be feferred to
t of Huron the Court of 1tevisi.' , and that an.•order
9 ' by granted to his' for $100, being• his
d the trade of alar' as fixed bylibyelaw—Carried. The
rtly afterwards reeve poi t$1, Cemetery Caretaker
Gederieh. In • grave digging had Nigel $120, and for fixing R. VA `STONE,
nlpeg. He settled ' Committee, through�their Chairman, Ai'r PROF. SCOTT
the Dominion W 1'' 13rocketisbire, reported, recommend. -
refotonce to the tow
Ole Vancouver B 0) Telr ram,
1Bth says 'V rn Martin,one of
h�tlneer resident .of Vancouver,
1 he will be emenibered •.as a
it
hotel-keepe
aiingley • on 'So.
nen Gelber ae, tout
a 1884.' Ht; learn
1es maker, but s
tv ahto grain pu
business i
e' went to
Frio to' Wi
�1t'rson, 'boug
' and in partne.�p
to Blit the Zellers, ratlwAq h *lige• ou viotoraa street and repairs at drfQereut aid Tonto•Sol•I a Notation. open far ent'axements Feather
ta► "ry ether progressive spirit in places, �r23v. S ttrd z--Croesin�' on via•
for ConApply,
erts9or Bench mcotings, Torras moderate, Pattern Hats and-,�rOYl]i�.ets, s, I'll W OrS,
e stock is well assorted and contains all the fashionable styles fot this year.
street, $20 , cross►n aitt Shuler and Vie -
e.
boom, oliapsed, and Mr t $0 d'ff
r
Iutyre,. charity. $2; J Fleuty, priuting,
$13.25 ; 0 N Griffin. liarit}, $2 : Tilos
Stiles, etage tittiugs, $4 1; R Vanstone,
error in taxes .re Wrii; t estate, $i1.1Q 1
' John Jackecu, work oe treetee$0,5li; Win
Ilenkiu, ilo, 511.43 0 is Barber, drawing
gravel, $3 ; Clues Barer, firs and water,
$2; ,John Davidson, drawing gravel and
plank, $3.50; henry Iere, stage fittings,
or;O; Albert ',Preto, p luting scenery, $210.
The Committee recent needed payment of
$5.10 to Mrs Coudy, fo sewing carpet and
scrubbing. The Corn bittee referred John
Swartz's account of $331.03, for lumber, to
the Council. The' •'ivance Cotunlittee's
report, on motion, van adopted. Moved
ended byD Suther-
land,
Sperling.s
b R
Y
land, teat ] Swartz's\ account be referred
to the street eommitt e- Carried, A by,
law, to raise $2.000 b way of note, was
read three several ti es end passed. Ou
tliotiou, 0100 was pl oed to the credit of
the School .Seard • oved by W Holmes,
seconded by 3 Mai that the first meet.
ing of the Court of 'tevisiou be held on
lay 30th, ,at 7.30 "'; look p tu• Carried.
The Council then ad:iarned,
WIN GUAM; MaIUI{.ETI,
Wrsr, Erre• llav G, 1802
Corrected by P, Deans, iti duce Dealer, ;
Flour per 1001bs, - ,T' 2 25 to 2 40
Fall Wheat per bushel, ' 80 to SO
Spring " 80 to 80
Oats, • 27 to 2S
barley SO to 40
Peas, ; 'E 50 to 53
Butter, tub 13 to 13
do Rolls,
Dogs per dozen •
13 to 13I
0 t0 10
ii cod per cord, • 3 50 to 1 75
Hay per ton,
S 00 to 8 501
Potatoes, • 15 to 20
NOTICE.
As I have given up business in Wing -
ham, all accounts. due to me must b
settled on or bptWe the lst of June next
Mr Frank Sellery is authorized to re-
ceive payment and give receipts for same
at my old/stand in Wingham.
Date�l'this 4th clay of May, 1892.
• JOHN MARTIN.
ZET.LAHD PUMP. WORKS.
lwishtointimate to the :people of Zetland and
surrounding eonntry that I haps copfinesoed :the
manufacture of all kinds of „
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WOODEN' •
PYUMPS,
and can supply them 081 the shortes8 notice. IS in a position to furnish
�, `e who give him a call.
will alsees in a position' tosupply Irodand Force
Pumps tp'order. , ,
fr. r Raving
Repairntg attended to, Prices reason}tt,le, stock of
/ JOEII.1 PELTON.
n Vi and; May 0th, USA,' '
Exeei ir's Notice to Cr igur T NEW
Notice is roby Oren pursuant Sectieu 30,
Chapter 110, S,t),1287 and amend eats thereto,
that all cr011ito v and other person having claims
against tho este of Rol/ender, 1 . s of the Town.
of Wingbaut, 1n e Comity of • urea, merchant,
deceased, who die do or about t e 27th clay of Feb.
rusty, A 1/, 1802, ai• required • tialirer orsend by
post, prepaid, on or faro the st day of June, A 1),
1802, to WILLIAM .1.', HA IAN, lYinghaln 813'0,
•Ontario, Executor of sa' d 'cased, a statement le
writing containing their , les, addresses and des-
etiptious, and full Marti' ars and p700f of their
claims, and a statement of telt account and the
nature of the semi* (18 al ) held by them; and
that the said 1;xecut• will a or the said 1st day
a i t •ibu 8815 assets
of June, A 0, 1602„ r0aec tos t -to
of the said deceated among t persons entitled
thereto, having r and only to flit: claims et which
he shalt then It c notice • and th said Executor
will not he Ha ' for the said 55908130 anypart there.
of so distribl ed' to any person or pe _ens of whose
plaint or cla t9 notice hal not been re • ,lved by the
sold Ex= r at the time of said distrib tion,
J. A. MOl;T0N,
Solicitor for said Iecuter.
Dated . Wingham, 8811 14th April, 1802.
A. NOBBY SUIT.
THOS. LESLIE
Township' of East Wawanosh.
COURT OF REVISION.
The first sitting of the Court for tho Revision of
the Assessment Roll of the Township of East Wawa -
nosh will be..held at the Council Room, Marnoch
P 0, lot 34:poncession 0, on •
Thursday, 26th May, 1892
at 11 o'clocir a rn, .of which all persons interested,
will please t a notice; aqd govern themselves ac-
cordingly. .
". P PORTERFIED, Tp Clerk.
clerk "Office, East Wawanosh, May 2nd, 3302.
P.
/, OTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of MATTHEW AM-
BLER of the Town of Wingham,
in the -County of Huron, Harness
Maker, an Insolvent.
Notice 18 hereby given, that the above-
named Matthew Ambler has made an
assignment tome under the provisions of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1887,
chapter ]24, and amending' Acts, of all
bis estate and offects,,in trust for the
benefit of his creditors.
A meeting of the creditors of the said
Matthew Ambler is hereby convened and
will be held at thelaw office of R. Van -
stone, in the Town of VVingham,
On Friday, the x3th of May, x.892
intheafternoon, for the a -
lock
at2oc
p
pointment'of Inspectors anti the giving
of directions with reference to the dis-
posal of said estgte.
All Creditors of the said 1Vlatthew Am -
bier are hereby notified to file their
claims with my Solicitor, R. Vapstono,
Wingham, duly certified by affidavit and
also stating the nature and value of the --
security (if ally) held by them, on or
before the 24th. day of May, A. D., 1892.
Dated at Wy�,' gham,- this 3rd day of
May, A, D:;g189�rt
VW. J. CHAPMAN,
leasing and cote, r showing\that the receipts from Assignee, Wingham.
up graves, $20 malting it total of '$140 icitor for Assignee, Wingham, Ont.
anitoba, wanting fihe report was filed, The Public Works s� `
now on hand
such to all
;
STO
Having cleared out's nttuibor ox lines
at a Price, we offer you specially ,2OO
Pairs Ladies' Kid Shoes. What da
you think of a Lady's Dongola Kid at.
$1.25? These goods are all matte on the
most approved lasts and this spring's
goods, We guarantee to save you from
75 cents to $1 per pair on these lines,
Dams Goons,—Wo have just received
a Repeat Order of those two lines of
double width suitiugs-15 piecesealI
'shades—and the same price.
Btnos Goons. --Ours are decidedly
high class stuff—an assortment not
generally kept—and within the price of
all.
Oaoeeries, Beans, Honey, Farmers'
Pork, ..to.
gs eotfully yours,
GEO. E. KING.
NEW JEtELRYSTQRE1
J. R. MUNSHAW
a very largo Begs to intiwate'to the people of Wiugharu
and general public that he has opened out
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Suitable for all classes of people—over
200 pieces to choose from—the most fas-
tidious may SUIT themselves, and at
prices that defy competition.
The stook comprises all kinds of goods
usually carried in a first-class merchant
tailoring establishment,' fend will well
repay a look through,
Only first-class bands .employed, and
work turned out on short notice.
Remember the • stand—Opposite the
Queen's Hotel, Winghaiu:
THOS. LESLIE.
a. large stock of
WATCHES,
OLOOKS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, Seo.
in the store lately occupied by Mr. Ea.
Dinaley, and invites all tq call .and seem',
goods and get prices.
Repairing promptly' attended to and;.•
satisfaction guaranteed. + :.
0'. R. MUNS1IA. ?'„
Wingltam, March 2r3., 1892.
iiV 1NGHAM MARBLE WORKS.
S.
1\T L W F'IR1VL
MESSRS. VANSTONE TONN EROS.,
of -Kincardine have bought the Marble 73usiness.of Mr T T Watson, .formerly carried on by W Smyth.
Parties requiring work in their line will clo well by calling on them or seeing one of their agetlts before
q ono
ptnohaeing, lav will find our prices ate away down. Our workmanship is unsurpassed,, too will use n
but the very bcst stock and by square dealing hope to secure a liberal share of the public patronage. Mr T
T Watson, who has been running the Waitress for the past year, will represent us at the rood,
Call an I see our stock and prices.
VANSTONE 'BROS,
ILLIN R
MISS A. �OYD
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Wishes to intimate to the ladies of Wingharn and and surrounding country that her
ing that alto Poll :win); expenditures be MUSICAL LEADER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH stock of SP1NG AND SUMMER MILLINERY has been received and opened. up,
hip with 8731381- °out iating of
ma,dti on tits 9ti`eo 9 : Ward 1—Sidewalk gives Private Lessons n ,, ocatTralning, both in Staff
lee was ' real estate epectt• toria and T)iagou'tl streets, bear "Union 1'p ya
MRS. II.ltloltTtOW'S, Laces, Ribbons, Chiffon Laces Gauzes &c
factory, 38 ; drain. on hill on Victoria 24 shuter St, Wingban,
s rep rted to be very rich. , �Tb
torts stre; s, •• epatrs at r event g;r
turned t I.
.� contrecting, and f places, $25; total, $• 9. Ward _Gravel R
Balfour wor ed in the moon, on Albert street,uee tannery,$80; repairs •
British Celtubi.a. in 1885 at different places, 2v-; total, $05, Ward The Great RoadsterStailiors,
at Vance ver, and built the at
on Altre street, $30 ; repairs, ,
at different places, , 00; total, d100. On •:
}motel an ' stocked it just beundartes between 'i;rards—On Josephine `�'"
e great e. HA began all street—Culvert land dittebsouth of'Victoria � II i 3
kin niter t at and built another street, $50; repairing sitdewalk and filling
in near Jobb's shop, 025 ;' repairing side-
walk in front. of ,1, , .
1wielt House, $50;
l� enether°part of rte city ---the
Balino al ---an' pout two
bough a form .,Langley,
l7 c0n0is c1 61 four sons and
tghtere o e of whom is Mrs
err and anether :Mrs 3 T
of V: irouver.. Deeetteed.
rlaugil er of the late Riadsr, of GodPrich, and was
the 1 tf. Elijah Martina of
and o tno5,now of Mktg.' y, of ' altford; Isaac and
,Winghit ,and of two sisters'
1 the )rotllers Pnpst.
crossing stud gravelli g at John and .7cso•,
pbiue streets, 624 •epairing et different Will be at
plates, $50, total a 00. On John street --
Crossing at John stteet, near school, $7 :
two arossu,gs on Johket'Minnie street,$14;
sidewalk from Cower' gational church to
FranconFranconstreet, $25 ; •epairs, $101 tend, YJi7INGHA a
Prances street, $123 • gravelling east of
S
SWgRiZ'HOtEL,
$181. Labor for layib g sidewalks, $100;
lecidettals, $10 :gran total, $1000. The 1
A large stock on hand, eotnposed of .
aiIINELLE CORDS FANCY
OH SIL' 13, TASSELS, PELTS,
.+141BRO1ll ER SIL1 S,' '1LLOSE13% WASHING
S`11ItS, RIL.liONSEEN* Ste.
'PA,
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VIANTLE DE�i TMEN•T.
The Mautlo Department contaius a varied assortment of
M,41 NTLL CLOTHS, SILKS, SATINS, SATIN BROCADES,
?LUSHES, VELVETS', &,c., to choose from.
MANTLE 7IAlt.ING A SPECIALTY. Perfect Pit, Latest Styles.
WEDNEsDAY NIGET , Stamping Lone to Order,
report was filed, left coutederable dis An fnapeotiou invited.
cus.,ion. The Pittance ,trntnitteo t,epwi Y (luring theeeeah a Pach rties having6mares'
accounts : W 1' Yates, charity, ) ;telt of Z. 1t, lrluneltaw'r3 jewelry store.
recommending payine t of the f !lowing f
den & McIntyre, chem ,y, $2 Y Jiughem ' to breed should not book thein befre see., f Remember the lace—First door no no -rd.
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1•.lectrio Light Co, $32'.!'r q; Gore n & Me-, ing this grand big horse. • t Wingham, April 21, 1892. '"
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