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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-05-13, Page 1yoL. XXI --NO, a lasSrlierSlairgrreeresstisrmr. ..sP7r-r• i'• .... 44.17 tr-Wfrk It ,, • - on, •-•.,.. • .,.......••• • • - - " • - — ' ,' • ' - • ..... 2,,,__ ....... ..,.. . _ . • sr . ... .. ..... - ....- „.., . , .. , ,sr ., .... WIN GUAII, ONT., FRIDAY, 1V1A.Y 1;.i, 1892.. WIIOLLP N(). 1 __060 The quality of our Carpets has been growing with the quantity. The newest designs are hate ready for your inspec- tion and your buying. They come to us in aired importations from abroad and from the makers at home. Carpets can be ordered now and held until want- ed ; out and matched to your order, ' 'The Laoe Curtains, Curtain Netts and' Art Muslim are going rapidly and are giving satisfaction to the most exacting. Gloves to match any costume -that's the burden of our message to you to -day -in Kid, Fish or Silk. ' Everybody wears Hose. We have got a full range, every size, ribbed and plain, st and we want to tell .you that we will guarantee every pair fast black, anclie it is not so, we will return your money. That means a great deal. Wo do not forget you, men. We've got everything you want. Our Gent's Furnishings were never so complete and our ordered department is rushing. Groceries, fresh and complete as ever. Shop early. Secure prompt delivery. This store closes at seven. •ic a „a •P •tr iseeser""4.1" ;"*ssereltc.SA. ORR es HISCOCKS, • Direct Importers es The BEAR, April 21, 1892. LOCAL NEWS -Read S. Grao 'a advertisement iu another column. -Cash for good butter and eggs at R A. G banes, Market Grocery, is piepared to deliver . nmer to parties.requiring -Mr. john Gr oe during the the mune: -Good brick house to rent iu the north end of the town. .Apply to PE= DEANI31 The firstsittii of the Court of Revision forthe towu of ingham will be held ou the 80th hasten -Call at Gannett's for 13inders,Mowers, Horse Rakes and Plows, from the best makers in Cauada. -Last Monde being a holiday lis Listo. wel, e, load of y ng men from that town drove over and peut the day iu Wiliglia,m• -"Spare the ar ertisernent aud epoil the business," 28 tI latest axiom. • -Sasoansir N Baueans Coux•rea, Every person sl Id see the goods on this counter; very pecial prices at H -The aid walks have been repaired several plan on Josephine street, and a piece of new sidewalk was laid in front of Mr A, Galbri ith's "store. • -11 the p-rty who took a soft felt bat, No (lis from be miniaters' vestry of the Presbyteria Ns:el-lurch and left a No 7 hat in its stead, s ould leave his name at this once the challenge will be made. The hat has the lett rs El. S: in pencil. mark in the ins'cle of t lining.• A dm go has been made in the ing of t C. P. R. trains that will be appreciat-d by the public. All trains are now _ run into Winghatia. Trains for Oran ;eville, Toronto,&a., leave Wing - ham at330 a. m. and 2.35 p. m., and for Glenan n and Teeswater at 1.23 and 10.50 p. -Por first -claws tailoring and' ohm gents' furnishings, try 'Webster & Ces Remember the place, only two deed north of the old stand and between Rosebook- store and Halsted & Scott's bank, -Prof Scott int dm getting up a cantata • (Britannia and he Daughters) beginning of June. This w 1 be a musical treat for Vac) people:141:M &am. Particulars later 011. 50 CENTS —tAos naenw isnutuaccAterlist, we offer the Twee till the ist of Jantiary 180 , for 50 cents. Send in the nenee. "'fMr. H. Davis ceived a or Joadiof ettle from the Toronto marka, on Thursday. He tends putting thane on his farm to fatt . H Baird- mimetic Company will be in the town 11 , Wiugliam, for a week, comnieueing y 23rd. This Coinpany is • well known i town and requires no cow mendation a our builds. --I have soreething new in Soufflers, different tram any, other. Call and see t em before buying. W Gan:erre. ')-Mr Geo. Phi pen, sr., long a resident ' of Lower Wiugh m, died 0.13 Friday last, after an illness some, weeks, in his 76th '10.1r. The fune al took place. on Sunday last 4lien a la ntiinbar were peififent, g1,(Aia upfamily to • has issued a new notice se.. It says : "Passengers seat room for one. Bag - eels that eahrt be ,placed t, or in the • peasengesa.por- arcel bracket, muet not be' o car. All baskets, baggage that cannot be' stored as above, o the car will be removed." i -rber Day- riday last -was not ob- ^sAerved in Wingb in this year, -Do'you want•any foot wee.r...at cost? Now is your chance, at Sollery rtz Temple's, sign f the Red Flag. Alexander ay*, :M. D., bee been &p- ointed tisso'ci te ebroner for the county of Hurams • . - Gailliett oau supply you with Fleury and Hilborne, of Ayr, Plows. - "Gipsy Maxi ' did Wingliam'cliiting the past week. II ays hie varnish canitot be beaten. , . •."...:, . 4. . . • • ....138,1) Y. ettOtr ittgea juSli 4 to hand. 10 Par pent off for. not eas/a.at ; 8 Ganers'is, -There are stil a few who ere in eV - rears tor the Tine , We need the money, and hope they WI call and pay up at once, or remit by Milli .. . - -Boots aud Shoes at.east pgrirleaat Bel - 'err," Temple's, 30: Ar.tfUli old stand. - Saturclar. had a friendly 'call from Meakt• tCJantpbe11 and B F Brock, of Listb Sy were returning from, Teuswater,' heteAlley had be pay ing the Masonic; odge df that village an official visit,' Me Campbell being tlie•D D G al for thie,d -A cointeeteMteadrtment of garden and vegetable ased,bv the ounce, pound or parcel, at Cliieholin'a' Corner Drug Sto -Seeding operation*, ilseae.bout finished n this section, some ; fah* :rs having fin fished several woke ago. The weather beiug so very cold during 1 prll, there ha not been a great deal of arowth. Mr B Willson informs us that ail lis grain is up and that some he sowed abut six week ago looks very well. -G T It trains for Toronto and eas leave Wingham at 6,20 a m and 11,10 u m via V G & B Division, and at 6.45 a m and 8.46 p m, via Clinton and Guelph. Geed connections by all trains. tritium his dem -The G. T. 'regarding bag, are entitled t gage and p under ear se tion of the taken into and parce if taken 11 -W F Brockenshire has a lot of Oil ▪ Paintings; alma few Beautiful Lartotypea, winch he is selling very cheap. I have a largenook of Moulding on hand, and I tem m tography in all its branches from minia. tures to.life size. Call au& see what I have when in town. W F BROCKENSHIRE. -Beaver Block, Wingham. aking Picture Frames to order, Pho- -There were tliree uew members ad- mitted at the mec • Lodge, I. 0. G. last. Delegate a District Lodge in Blyth, on . lodge is entitl a number was appointed to lug, which Swaim and their home in Fergus, f the reverend go thought of Rattling in be with their daugbt lery,but ether enesid to go to Ferguit dance there wheat; • ifs intend making an old field of labor man's, They had Vingham, so as to , Mrs (Rev) S Sel- rains induced them as purchased a reel - et hope. he and his many happy years. lug of Auchor .of Hope ou Tuesday evening were appointed for the eeting, which will be -held riday, 20th instant. The to 21 delegates, and that eeted. Five delegates were attend the grand Lodge meet will be held in Guelph, on Tuesday, Jr'.e -Theben ranee and public achdol having examinatio ,s will be held this year at Goderich Exeter Dungannon Zurith Clinton, S - forth, Wingham, Brussels and ommenoing on Tuesday, June primary juiiior leaving and pass matriculcsion examinations, which will be held at oderich, Clinton and Seaforth, will commence on Monday, July 11111; and the senio - leaving and honor mattieulatiou examine ions, at the same places, will good lady will on* conimen o Veduesday, July 26th. Wroseter, 28111. Th • -I hava the Ifeigest and best selected .itook of Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets Entitled to Me Best that has ever becMsahown in town; away . All are entitled to the beat their money down in price. ftiraiiti see them, will buy, so every family should have, at • Nr -T YaTes, ome' once a bottle of the best family remedy, The China H, ' Syrup of Vise, to cleanse the system when -The hest opportunity ever offered thecostive or bilious. For sale hi 76e bottles cople of Ontario t; see for themselves at by all leading druggists. ' small cost all 0 s different sights and arming operations in Mituitobit, is now be - ng offered "iby 11/ . It. Littlehales, whe!, ill give an eshibi ion iu the town bet' ;0 S-- As an inducement CENT to new subscribers, we offer the Tines till the lat of JantiaiSr‘se 1893, for 50 ceate. Send in the uarnes, -Preparation are being pushed ahead or the 24th of f1ay celebration., Kin- cardine and W ngham lacrosse tea= will cross stick The Baird Dramatic Company wilishi ye charge of theeven- ing entertainme4, tlsat Company having arranged with t1 Fire Brigade to give six•entertainme -s under their auspices. Tho first entorta nment will be given on Monday evening May, 23rd, when the celebrated play, Under the Shadows of a Honie," will be presented. -The Northwest Transportation Coy's flue steamer, "Monarch" and "United Einpire" are now running regularly fte- tween Sarnia and Sault 0 Arthur, Fort William and Duluth, Making obose-oonCflosheitiQb% ..f,cir aalliFieoinsoffitistM,weistoteban, British Statessete, 12:Tliiese Steamers are' the higt- eat claarrea, most powerful and most com- fqt4lelt-Sqnipperl on the lakes. Passen- gers 'Wring Wingliam by 3.45 G. T. R. afternoon train connect with boat leaving Sarnia same evening. For stateroom reservation, lowest rates, sailing dates and all information, call on G. T. It. Ageut. • Scott, ok Toronto, Provincial Superintendent of Juvenile Temples, / 0 G T, will visit Wiz thain on Thursday, the n Tuesday night, lie 17th instant. T 10th instant, and n 'dress the Members of ewe have been I doe by the best artists the Juvenile Term Le a ,s1 o'clock p at, in tile ountry. T ti lamps are the most the Temperance 1 all. . She will also de- vverf il and illum listed by gas, *Inch is livered an addiesreon eniperance, in the re 3 around ill it large tufts. This same place, at le,'bock p tn. Wire Scott 'aertunity pat none !Mould miss. is a fluent spea r and those attending p 15e., thiblic and high tehool may expect a rat treat. A eollectiou will .P cents. ' be taken at the lose.- 83 , Dominion Da in Wingkam. There will be a g and celebration in Wingham on July 1 t,under the auspices of District No. 1 Canadian Order of Foresters. The D' trict is a very large one, extending to incardine and God- erieh on the west; 'ort Elgin, Wiarton and Orangeville, o i the north; Drayton and Stratford on t east, and Exeter on the south, in whin there are upwards of 100 Courts of tbe Order, comprising a membership of be wean 2,000 and 3,000. At a meeting held few days ago, COM- mittees were appo sted to took after the different departme ts of this celebration, and a*programme as outlined, the par- ticulars of which ill be given in future issues. As soon as arrangements are completed, poster: will be issued. Court Maitland, of this town,. will have full control of the elebration, which is a guarantee that it vill be one of which no Forester or eitize of Wingham will feel ashamed, Public The Pulie Seim meeting on Tnesd Messrs Gordou,Gal and Clarke. In t chairman, Ur Go chair, The minut were road and app report of atteud read, as follows: IMPT. 110178. 1 16 2 19 3 '28 4 29 ohool Board. Board held its May y evening. Present- raith,Abraham,Moore, absence of Mr Belh Ion was voted to the s of previous meeting eyed. The Principal's. ea during April, was ints, TOTA.t. AV'0. 28 39 80 22 41 35 20 • 43 31 81 60 47 il , !:•1 35 72 68 61 f 54 7 21. 80 71 66 8 57 56 118 71 257 50 507 003 He also reported be promotion *maim. ations during the gist temple of weeks The report was ad pted on motiou. The teachers and officer salaries for the moutl 'wore ordered to be paid. by T Abraham, SON eded by W Mooretha the Seeretary be sstrueted to dreav an order r for payment .1 account for repairing 'blackboards wheat a ke ecount is presented -Carried. As ace tint of T A. Milts fo $13,23 for supplies, s at laid over till nex meeting The Dos. 4.then adjourned. -Mr It iI1Ihad the first ice cream of the memo, 001 Monday, 9111 haat, Ile is always alive t the wants of the people,and has for thapas four years been the first to supply the p blic with ice cream. -Don't forgei to go and spend two hours iu Manitoba and the North-West on Tues- day night next. The views, are all as nat- ural as life. T1 e treat of the sown. Admission 15c., public- and high school pupils 10 cents. -The latest a ditiou to our exchange list is The Templar published by the Royal Templar Puhlishi g House, Hamilton. It is a live temperasse sheet, full of infertile- tiou for temperan workers, 'and elthla receive the hearty support of all engaged in temperance work. It will be published weekly. We wish it success. • •.' -• -The annual m .eting of Winghani.Dies trict of the Method at church will be beld in Wingham on Wr nesday and Thursday. 18th uud 19th of lay. The ministerial session will open at 1 o'clock on Wediks:. day and the lay rearesentatives will hike eii place ThursoeY -at 0 a in. In this trict there are nil circuits and faurteee mieisters jour of tNe 1 t* beiug the retired list., Promotion sencaminations. During the. past' •eek, the promotion ex- amivatione ' have •• :seen held in the live lower departments of the public sobnol. The following pui ils were promoted in order of merit : . From 8111 to 7111..epertment, beiug hem part I to II -Beat ice Anderson, Russia Jermyn, May Coo James PleGillivraY; David Davidson, W lie Davidsou, Harry Stiles, Charlie Hutt u, Jeuuie Lee, Rows, Swautois, Tena Si peon, Russel Greig, Geo Moir, Fred R sel, Maggie Bradley, Pringle Murray, Ja nes Begley, Bertie Millar, 011ie Beene , Roy Smyth, 011ie Mainprize, Charlie en, Mike Flanagan, Roy Inglis, Bertie i tehell, iennie Sur-, ray, Chester Davis.- From 7111 to 6111 de artmegt-john Jerk ores,' jounie McKinl y, Willie Lediet, Wia• fred Gillespie, Edna. Brown, ,Willie Raby, Tommie King, Willi: Sanderson,. Donald - Stewart, Newman •Wellwood, Maggie Me- Donogh, C Wightm a, Arlie Hill, George Gray, John Kenne y, Lennie A.uderson, Roy Forster. Wil ie Kling, Fred Coed, LizzieBarbour,Kat HcGregor,EvaGreceya Luella Elliott, Wes ey Wade. • .. Frnm part II to • ad book, iu 6th depart- ment- Norma Clega, 'Willie Rodgers, 011ie jenkins. Arthur IfaIlwain, Clifford Kirke, Mary Begley, Prat Saint, Nellie Bradley, Gracie Bailees, ,I) n Collins, Ethel Mus- grove;Edom Bu f a a Marsales, Morris Ross, Jennie Mouk Hattie Ferguson,Jessie Hamilton, Erskine Itussal,Robbie Mauuels Mary Wallace. . From 6111 to 5t -i depastinent -Maggie Smith, 'Willie Fiel s, Edith Barbour, Vida Hiscocks, Ida Cool, Maggie Kennedy, Geo Kling, A Doubled/le, Willie Aikeus, Jennie McMath, Mabel ree.ver, Willie Dawson, Matthew Fergus e, Jessie Gray, Carl Burkholder, Jessi Mitcbell,VictorJerniyie Willie Watson, , y Mattison, Amelia, Mc- Gillivray, Helena Allan, Russell Wilson) na, C s in Jennie Murray, Froin ath to 4t1 department. Second to Third Reader - Maggie Tibbs,. Robbie Aikens, Gladys leen, Gib Ireland, Ernie Higdon, Willie Menk,Frank McGuire,Cam, eron Monk, Melvii Kerr, Arthur Hutton, Olive Moore, Jeffinamond,joeie Korman) Mand Welsh, 81 Jerityn, Rena Moore' john Pattison, M Henderson, Scott Gore don, Maud Xerr W Doubleday, Arthur Angus, Nellie It& , Gladys giscocirs, Ida Holmes, David rahain, Annie Ritchie+ J4clgar McGuire, J sin Stewart,Harry Carr' Roy Gordon. From 4th to Sr Bed br-Prankie James M0KI11Ia3 Morten, Harry A • Kent, Winnie Se Hunter an Crossley. Tho union evangel'ttie services, under this direction of kessrs. Hunter and .Prossley, are being .:eintinued with in- creasuig interest an success. Last an - day mornieg-, Mr H nterpreached in the Baptist and Mr Oro slay in the Canna- gationa). church. he ministers of the other churches ccupied their own pulpits. The ser ice on Sunday after- noon, in the town all, for mon only, was a service never to/be forgotten, Tho hall was crowded. oh intensely practical and pre-etninent y valuable addresses as wore given by tie evangelists on this ocs casket, it is safe :o say,wero never listened to by an =lief ce in Wingham. • Only' the day of•etern 'Ay will reveal the prac- tical results o this Sunday afternoon service. Sunda evening, the Presbyter- ian church was rowded to overflowing by a deeply i terested audience, Mr. Crossley poin to out the way of salvation with great (ilea miss and power. The service in the ethodist church, at the same hour, was Iso well attended. Mr. Watson preach 1 a very able, interesting and practical s mon. In the after ser- vice a number -pressed a desire for mil- vation. The se vices this week thus far have been well ttended and. many are coming to God. Next Sunday morning, Mr. Crossley will preach in th Methodist Church and . Alre-Heinter PreelaYearien,117:1V16:'7'' Quarrie in the ptist and Mr. Sellers,' in the Congregat nal. Another service will bo held in t town hall, Sunday afternoon at 4 clic ck, for mon only. In the evening, the e 'angelists will conduct the services in Us Presbyterian church. There will be sery ce also in the Congre- gational church at the sauce hour, con- ducted by Mr, IVIc -regor and Mr.Watsow The meetings wi 1 be continued hest *week in the Presb terian church. Let the chtirclies expec showers of bltkig department, 3rd Jr to Clegg, Charlie Deans, Annie Basics, 4oetou sley, Lloyd Sills, Bettie dry, Alex Stewart, ,Johu Baxter, Joe 1Ioc4son, Bella. Coutts, Mary Huggan, Bettie rrie, Tena Robbie Willson Harry Auderson, Dave wa4mi• DVV",RR, Undertaker and iihnhalinerlias opened ant t a first class utheartelting parlor, opposite • Chisholin's Drt. Store, Wing -hem, and is prepared to takescharge of anything iu that lints thab tray b entrusted tohim, having „ put in a steck e al to anything outmde of • the city, both in taste and quelity. Prices very moderate. First ekes hearso in at. tendanee. R.tt Devea, Fel mats. • Mr Clark Elder, ho has just finiehed a course at the Cen ral Business Colleges Stratford, s home isiting his parents.. Mr 3. E. Wilson, P G. C. T. of the 1-0. G. T., of Galt, spe a few hours in town oa Tuesday...Mes -a. H. Gummer, editor of the 'Herald, Gu ph, and E. Gartutigi of Brantford, Gen ral Organizer of the Cnnadian Order Foresters, spent a couple of days in own during the week, the guests of M John Neelands-Miss Isa Gordon left t wn on Wednesday for a two weeks' visi to her brother Rollie, and friends in T %Ito. .Mrs T teslie is visiting her da htor, Mrs MoD•Fleas- ing, in Listowe this week.. Conductor. Snider and fami y left for their new ladino in Toronto, on uesday..Mr Rollie Beats tio was in Brus.els this week,. on find- ness..R017 Mr leaderson, of Kincardine, spent a few dam in town this week...Mr John n Lowis, st Barnstable,Devonsinre, England, a nephew of Mr E 0 Clarke, arrived in Win hanson Tuesday evening last. He inteltS making Wingham his future home. Now 'Undertaking and rtudtttro lishmont. Mn Euz.rir nondsoll has opened his Furniture Atnd Undertaking establish., went in the old furniture store, neatly opposite the .QUeen's Hotl, Winghturs; and has a full stook of Furnitimky Mouldings, and "Undertaking goo**. hand. Call and inspect goods and ifee prices. Picture Framing done promptly and well. Special attention given to • jobbing and repairing., and guarantee all work done. Itavifig had long experience in the furniture and undertaking busi- qess,.1 ant sure 1 eari giVs, faltulaction. splendid now hearse for lure. Ret.nit lIoneso2S 50 -ifs an hultieement CENTS --10 DEN subscribers,. we offer the Tams till the 1.st of 'Tannery, 1803, for 50 cents. bond in the names.