HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-11-18, Page 1VOL. XXI --N O. 46.
It! you haven't got to wearing heavy
underwear yet it's time you had, there's
comfort in it, and safety, you don't want
to begin the winter with a cold, an ounce
of prevention is butter than a pound of
cure, Our stook of underwear as com-
plete in every line. We can give you
goods that we will guarantee not to
shrink, there's a great deal in that isn'
there. You'll appreciate it too afteryo
have worn them.
The past two weeks have witnessed.
greatselling in Dress Goods. We have
"KV got the Goods that please every time and
every one goes away perfectly satisfied.
You meat are thinking about a new suit
or an overcoat maybe, don't think aboyy.te
it too long but come along and ] olive
your measure, this stock is as us r[1 full
of the best lines.
Our Grooery sales are Were, sing d
by day. Reason. why, everytlii g fres.
and just as represented. That 35 cent
tea meeting with the same pre as
ever, 3: lbs for ons dollar.
Shop early and secure prompt delivery.
This store closes at seven.
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Direct Importers,
The Bi a, Oct 13th, 1892.
HALSTED. & SCO
RANKERS.,
l;Ialsted & SCott
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To building lately occupied by the rt
BANIK OF.11AMILTON
And drill be found in readiness
for business on and after
it ' 1Hii
Tolughy,
. E. SMITH; Ageif•
LOCAL NEWS
Wanted:04 good general sia v t. Ap-
ivt•,'. Mao It it,
At li Mantle° las a change of mayor -
eat this wooed
Have you seen the line stock of Dinner
ea Setts at3ates grocery?
Owing to the 'am and recent •snow
the streets ar in a very dirty Condi-
! be `Sngorsol• 'Sun reports: the birth
the family f Mr Henry 1llinsheil,
ell, of three aby girls, who.. ighed
entftilly 2. ounds :' : ,ir
Mr T T W tm, has" Ow
eery store in he staple 1 ,iti
Ur Wm G flasher, to. • t. 'tete
prees ernes'.
Per first-class tailoring and cheap
furnishings, try 'Webster it 'Co,
tuber the place, Duly two doors north
of t e old etaaid and between hose' book -
Mrs and Halsted & Scott's bank,
IViessre Meting & R' aide inform the
piitblic through the Tine that they intend
*sing heir Mettle cide and jelly mill on
*et May, Novemb ' 30th. Parties
resiting aider or jelly made this season
Id eta well to leave their orders before
ate.
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4.
WING IIAM, ONT., FRIDAY NOVEMBER. 1
8,.. _
—Cash for good butter and eggs at It A
Graham's Market Grooery,
—There is sow thing wrong
father who will t' up his dog at night and
let is boy run tl a streets,
--Thankegiviu day passed of quietly in
own. Those w1 owned or could borro
a gun went shoo ing, while the remainder
stayed at home, /
No reasons a offer r us 4 at' my
sale which be ' Su day, New
fall good ..laid... t1. fact r :tiainn in the
st the. =ah a of boots and slittes=a.t„
rupt prices W H 'Meets.
l2r J H Du m „e after being out of the
runswick house f r a few yeers,,has again
taken possession ud will ooutiuue to run
the house 10 Ins u al good style.
—We have sent out a n.,...
teyabd¢ of ao-
Woe,4gre,gtejoe tlis,weelc ancl we
hope the parties r ceiviug them will remit
the amoucts at or ce.
—G T R trains for Toronto and edit
leave Wingham at 6,35 a m and 11,20 a m.
via W G &-13 Division, and at 6.45 a m
and 3,60 p m, via Clinton and Guelph.
Good connections bei all trains..
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WUOLE NO. 1086
- -Your adve tisement will be tsar; by --A numbAr o our busipnss meu
ansare
overyoue if it sin the T. having signs p rotes on their windowsby
with the -For violii , mouthor sat accordeous, "Scottie" the deter,
violin strings etc, It Meconaw, —The 11Let dist congregation
—The sic? walk alon • „ hall, 0 will holy
„the Be,uk of Ham- their services ill the town hall, on Sunday
iltnn bas be n extended to Beattie Bros next, es is t e pest. Sunday school as
livery stabl . J 2.30.
If you are wanting any
awlsaucersby the dozen or
Yates has a large stook to choo
—It is rather s7i appointing when a
youug man, after 'r elkiug one or two
miles to see his .best g r11 iiuds her in some
cue else's company. tit such proved the
ease.
—The following w rd is what wo would
eat' a jaw breaker : baveoenearreatoreso-
oaratiarounaronatet k." This is Eskimo
for "You must ge a good knife," au itn.
portant thing in L •braclor.
— S.t.rUBDar NIGHT B.RGaie Courc'riot.—
Those who came to see us last Saturday
night understand "what our idea of sell-
ing °heap means. Don't miss Saturday
night at 51. H. McIr Doo's.
--A Uuiou Thauksgiv ug serviec of the
ifferent churches of tl town was bels in
the town ball, on ursday last Iitey
Wm McGregor occupie the pulpit. A col
lection web taken up o1 the beue'' of tltm
poor of the town, '
— The Evening St ','Toronto, made its
first appearance on. hursday, November
3rd,and was greeted ,ith enthueiastn by the
many Torontenians ho were iu sympathy
with its object. T men who have charge
of the new paper ar well-known journal-
ists, and they eta only to keep pace
with their already a p/rated reputations to
make the Star a su hest.
--Nonce 1 have on band c uentity of
dry mill woo which will be le -livered to
any part of t towu. Ord s. by ,nail
promptly atten d to.
Gro 'rronrrsoN,
• 125, Wit 'ham, P U.
—For the informal on of the 'riirat resi-
dents we might say hat blank forms for
the registration of .irths,, marriages or
deaths, eau be had f om any postmaster
for the asking, and i a filled up Can be trans-
mitted tothe cleric b mail free of postage.
A little attention to tis convenience would
save the clerk no lit, e trouble and some-
times inconvenience.
`` li young man, esiding !esti than a
thntlaiind miles fro here, picked up • a
loaded gun oartridg , which!had been drop-
ped by a hunter, tad concluded to have
some fun. He pead it on a brick wit
the cap upward and with a n a
and a Moue soeeded in discliargi
it. It exploded a. seriously mangied the
thumb and three tigers of his le baud.
—A ehauee sol. m met th to secure
boots and shoes a your owl p de. I posi-
tively intend to le the Win;, am and wail%
my stock turned i tcec;tsh at the earliest
possible moment. "Sale begins on Saturday
neat, W 1i WInts.
—A Belleville d • epatoh says : A. stran-
ger named Wood • eated a scene in Bridge
street 1Llethodist lurch by jumping to his
feet during the erviee and exclaiming.
pointing toward the ceiling• -"God is up
there; ram goi : to die," After saying
this he burst on
refused to take h
asked the congre
He was finally it
by a brother:
—The lirm of
ars of the Huron
-scant on Novel
will be pried o
:r1 Todd.
— WfI Willie
t,entl"tii Saturda
ter the whole' o
shoes. Don't fo
nest.
--Mr T J Dill
at the Bluevale
town on Monday
Lower Provinces
under the Dair)
the people dairy
Mould Elgin this
dairy in that pea
rat cy cups --.Potatoes
idly bV T tie in town.
e from, sale ,should
bitely & Todd, publish.
oust now,. • y doing so thechances are
re a somewhat some* erti-
Those who have thein for
narket a reasonable aim -
News -Record, was cite-' that money wi 1 be saved by the 'seller and
btr 9th, The business the risk of los_ 4., and lower prices avoided..
in the future by Mr A
We clip tea : following from the Chilton
ntentis. loavin{ 'Wit h Lm, Newiellecord if this week : 17 r W T
next well begs t slaugh 'Yates, the po itis° WiugbaLm grocer, was
his stook, of ots au ,- In. muter, last t'bursday, Be was o
get . n lila
bo iuuing
g leaving
wayfrom Saturday Gnde ich to Wingham and was
very favorably i npressed with tbe.business
appearance of t is thriving town.
—We clip th following from the Brus-
sels Posh of last week; "Robt Gouley has
taken a situati in Wingham and went to
it last Monday. fie will be greatly missed
from the Epwo th League and Methodist
Suuday school cud choir." We welcome
Mr Gauley to .ur town. .
—On Sued, evening of last week at
9.30 Laura a'ordou breathed her last at
Goderich. D:ceasecl was the young wo-
mau, it will be remembered, whose name
was,so closely connected as an authority
on the betrays and death of the orphan
girl Loanas a ad whose testimony in the
World created vole a sensation. '
IVIETironrsT C • iiaH, Wixonau.—Rev S Set-
lery,13 I), Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at 11 a to and 7 p m. bobhatb School and
Bible Class at 2.30 p m. General Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock. Youug People's Prayer Meeting
every Thursday evening at 7 o'clock.
Services in the
t
wu halt. Rev W H Witt -
sae will preac in the morning and the
pastor in the ev niug
d literary social will
—An impsomptu a
be held ill the vestry f the Congregational
ohuroh under the au:liael of the Y P S 0
1, Monday evening t 8 p in, 21st inst.
Among other thin . two minute speeches
on certain subjects will be given, in de-
fault of which a e of 10 cents unposed.
All are invited to omen and take part, A.
good time expect
n, formerly cheese maker
cheese factory, was in
lata. He has been in the
during the past summer,
Commissioner teaching
g. d2,e Dillon goes to
week to oouduct a winter
e.
— The Welke on. Germau paper "Die
Gloeke," referring to the county of Bruce
jatleress, tells u that Miss Itoethor is the
only "Gesasugnf waerteriu" ht Ontario.
Ontario ladies w 'o are seeking to make a
name for thews vos, will doubtless besiege
the government 'or a position that brings
with it such al igh sounding designation.
—Removed t my new premises. on.
Diagonal street, near the new Bank of
Hamilton, where I 'am better prepared
than ever to serve my customers in all
Hues of blacksrnithing, carriage and wagon
work and repairs for all kinds of machin-
ery; also driving shed for use of customers.
Trios L JOBB.
—A big vote odi ht to be polled at the
municipal eleotior as it oecurs ou at holi-
day. Ths statut says it must take place.
-on the first Mon ay r, January and the
teotnivations fa wee before. Christmas
and iiew Years fall n Sunday, but will
,doubtless be celeb ated ou the followiug
Monday so that the' omivations will.prao
timidly be held on tristrnas and the oleo_
tions on New Year day. .
N'i'rsT UONGi1GATIONAI. OH vitoil
WI;\Glrarr.--W. H. Watson, Pastor. Ser-
vices each San day at 11 a. is.... 'tnc17 p. in.
Sabbath School and Bible class at 12.30
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
at 8 P. m. Spats free. Strangers wel-
come. Evening Subje •t: "Old Ago"-
n Evolution Ser-
o an this subject.
ch in the morn -
Being No 4 of Christi
les and closing cliscour
Eev S Sellery will pro,
ing.
—The follawiug iter is clipped front the
Goderich .Star t—The ' British Exchange
Hotel was sold on Mot day last to Mr Hurry
Garbutt, a well -knot • 11 resident of Wing -
ham, who will take tossessiou on Monday
next. The price hie ailing the furnishii
and hotel appofntme iter was 47000. Rtilo
new proprietor has ample experience tare
energy to regaiu fot this well known hos-
telry its old time pee laxity and success.
The outertainme it given by the Cos -
grove Family on '1 ursday evening last,
under the auspices . Cour Maitland, C
FO
, was fairly ati' ides• Mr Cosgrove
in manipulating th dif%feut bells, proved
himself to be quite • musical genius. Miss
LaDell, for ea0e in rendering her differ-
ent selections, is one of the best. Ur
Henry's dllaraeter songs received hearty
applause. "The ittle Favorite" (Miss
•Asn, Cosgrove) was t , e favoriteof the o.von.
ing, especially in th. song "Turn down the
gas," in which elle rave a good local bit,
The Cosgroves aro en itled to a good house
whereevor they go.
C
oryiug like a child, and t
s seat when the pastor ti
Mien to kneel in prayer. if
diced to Wive the. (thumb
N
—The near approt •h of winter brings
hristrnats and Chris nets literature prom-
neatly before us. z reunark'tbly attrse-
ive holiday eouveu` ' is promised us by
to Sabistou Litho & Publishing Co; pub -
titers of The Detain on Illustrated Mouth-
y, in the shape • 1 a special Christina's
umber of la novel nd attractive design,
t will comprise is n tnher of stories and
oetns by tate best w iters of the Dominion
11 profusely illusti ted in photogravure
ud will 'else have beet) large eolout•od c r
upplemeuts, cattle I. '•C,hristmas Morn- a first lass undertatore, parlor, , ',hello
it.t'
from the axu ngbyBurris "The hand. Call and ,inspect goods and get 'Chisholm's Drug Store, W Drusen, anti is
xtiaee and I"all f Cat afaPolitician," lend prices, Picture I"titnsin,q doaae promptly prepared to tape charge of anything in that
and well. S t line that may be entrust Y to him, having
The Nursery Col _ tdar for 1593." We 1100411, aitdtention given to put in to,heck 'meal to au tiling outside of
eepeak the N urnbe a hearty welcome. jobbing and repairing, arid guarantee all the city, both itt taste and quality. Prices
verym,>derate. First class hearse ru tat
I in the furniture and b tandtrrrce. B. II- Dhiivre,.
.The time It again arrived when our
ratepayers mus consider municipal elec• p
tions. rt is fol to delay till ianmination a
day and then p t up rt meta 'totally unfit a
for any oiltce, et the citizens ;b'oe, busy A
themselves ab ut their rep>re*eatives next
year. We ma no mention of Wire present •,
council, let the r deeds ,;speak for thea,,,, b
This we woul• impr.
ere that nAw ie le ti
things, not on omi
not false modest
A Tra
Tho Great Styr
of Montreal is not
of this month, bu
is a wonderful Al
perfect rush for it
copy of it lis a just
worth. It is Newt
.Gueyclapti:edtat an
combiued.
PfZrs. Bit°
Woof the most 'rilliautlady tempera' ace I grave and vicini
lecturer's that ha ever graced the pa tlic • ling and Irwin
platform in. Win iaan, has been delivering
a series of loathe tt in the Temperance hall spout 1,
corrimeuciug on. .unday afternoon lest`aud Barton, of Sunday 1.
continuing tt week.. Mr J J
b until to-unght (Friday), under was in town a day
the auspices of e W 0i T U and Anchor
ee
1 Hope Lodge 0 G T, of this place, and _ton New Era : "0
on every omcitsi n so far she has been greet to 'E Moore, tot
ed with very f it audieucea. She prefaced
her lectures of each ocea oft with a de
lightfully ren •red solo, and her addresses
were full etf p thus, eloquence and enthue.
iaism, 1':•itolt tie of her lectures is based
nu some p7 'sage of scripture and she
bject with ability and vigor,
of each lecture every person
tad the privilege of signing
while here a large number
themselves in favor of pro -
o doing. A large number
t to.uig t (Friday) and hear
nted an successful gospel
ecturer•singer and evangelist
the United States. Silver
tljs door to defray expenses,
acinus h'Bush•
lttanac and year book
ci be out'until the 22ue1
it has 1 is ;' d out that it
narrate, b .,there is,at!
l'he soraaeble to
tribute to its mat
The Bost Offer Yet.
We have made arraugernents with the
pnhli.shers of the ".Family Herald and
Weekly Star" that we are in. a position to
offer the Trirss t'Fiimtly Herald and Weea-
ly Startogether with le great Star Alman-
ac from now until 1st of January 1894 for
81,76. Theprice:of the" Family,gerald and
Weekly Star" is 81.00 per year and the
Almanac 25 cents, This is a grand offer'
and should be taken'' advantage of by it
larger number of our readers, This offer
is to new subscribers as well as old ours.
How to 11 spe1 Colds.
Headaches and evens, to cleanse the.
system effectually, et gently, when cos-
tive or bilious, orwheu thebloodjis impure
or sleggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken. the kidneys and
liver to a'healthy activity, without irritat-
ing or weakening them, use Syrup of riga.
,Per reale.
Mr Jos J, oPherso of Brussels spent
a day or two in tow • last woek..Mr and
Mrs N `Tilt, of Lis owel, were visiting
friends and relatio • s in town this week.
.. Mr John Moore, ho has been residing
in Winnipeg, Man, returned home this
creek and intends ending a few weeks
in town..Rnv G F "altou, of Brussels,
was in town on esday of this weak..
Mr and Mrs S Sna h, of Toronto, were in
town this week, a ending the funeral of
Mrs Smith's mot er, Mrs Johns.: Miss
Jessie McKellar, who has been visitusg
at the residence .Airs A. McLean's for
the past couple f weeks, returned to
her home in Iior .s township, on Sunday
last,. Mr Abreah rill, of Stratford, was
visiting his brotl er, Thos, in town .this
weak.. Mrs J 1=1. •. pton, of Listowel, was
visiting friends i • town this week ...Mr.
Geo Russell, of t is place, has accepted a
situation in Me- •rs Hunter k; ::i eryh
tinsmith shop a Fordwich..Mr ,john •
Linklater, of th s plane ie at present
visiting friends i Kiutail ,Misses Aggie
and Maggie Mc' can, of this tc hent
Sunday last in . elgravocin'it ..
Miss A James, . this • liaco I ijs visiting
friends in Blytl last week.. Blyth Stand-
ard Miss Ma gie McMillan, left on
Monday for W gleam, , where she will
attend the l-Iigl• School. :Miss Tena Mc-
Elroy, of this •'ace, was visiting her
mother in Blyth astNiveek.. Mrs Emigh,
of Blyth has liens -visiting friends in.
town during ti e past weak—Clinton.
News -Record : Ire John Spooner spent •
eeJ a Thursday with b it mother, friends. and,
ins relatives in ;Vin'` aui..MrA..T Cooper,
in town this lveek on
Rumbull, wife 'and
"spgnt Thanksgiving
h town., h:*r Jas Black; ;
. Sunday last in Hel-
y, . Messrs Thos Spar-
terson,pf this place,
t in 3 rudeels..Mr G
e was in town this'
liott, V 8, of Clifford,
r so this week-
tain Moore (son of
has been given
ehargo of No.1 f"orl 43ia rat Army, in
the oityof 'Ventre 1. " lMi7 .'y .quit ail
advancement." Ca, thin . Monro wa at =.:, ,
one time stationed .t Wingham.
Should C. •partite.
It is generally bo Deeded that no . local
newspaper eau be p .lisped without home
patronage, and every mail is interested in
keeping up a home p per, If a railway or
factory is wanted the newspapers are ex•
peeled to work for it If a public meeting
is wanted for guy pu pose, the newspaper
is called upon for a f et, notice. if any of A
the sooieties have a upper:or a reception
of any kind, the be` •spaper is expected to
give the necessary it tice. The newspaper
must puff the school: and everything else .
to advauee the inters t of the business men
of the pleas, and the give them a hand-
some notice as they ass away. ' And yob
some of thein de pothing to keep up a
home paper.
nuc, Year Book,1,.tla.s of Clinton was
ftoady 'L'ieckonbr all businoss.'Ur J .
family, of Clint
• clay with friends
cox's Lectures.
l of this place, spa
handles her s
At the close
that wiblted
the pledge an
Ave declare
ltibitior, by
should turn
the tuost to
temperance
in Canada
collection lt:
Now tindertalting and Furniture 7i stab-
lis`nietrt. !'
Win ltrrrn lionasotr Ohs opened his
11'0rniture and Undertaking establish-
ment in the old furniture storo, nearly
opposite the Queoh's Hotel, Wiugham,
and has a full Stook of I+"urnitttre,
Mouldings, and 'Undertalkiiiggoods on
It. I5E (tE tt,
Undertaker and ilnxbalmer,has opened out
n the ratopay
Sider these
and let 1
Su the back w
choice New 'roan. work done. laving' bad long experience
VJhoiesale -Gordon & lfolutyre it It a ' undertaking usi.
ositiou to supply NM ies or moieties ; naris, I am sure I calx give satisfaction.
ith new to • at }abbe priest Now is A• splendid new hearers for Mire.
the tiros to •fir year l: —AnIsZLEVitteRse;
si!l,tlro e"fl'm0netesnrr,cy$e:ta>s .
ed on itueedayn e 'n.ln *t : uotfil'efa,,.
l• Ale .._I 7a,,